extreme concern for fire weather behavior includes los angeles county down toward san diego county where humidities will struggle to get above 5%. we know the winds will be gusty at times. weaker than yesterday at least. take a look, containment to the north for the camp fire up to 35%. officials saying november 30th, that's the target date for containment, and fully containment across the region. to the south, we're up to 40% containment. uncertain as far as when conditions will be good enough to put the fire out in its entirety, at least contain it in its entirety. the forecast for this afternoon yet again, 35 to 50 miles per hour. tell you what, that is plenty strong here to cause the fires to continue spreading into new areas. and unfortunately, that's going to be the case at least through today. by tomorrow afternoon into, say, friday, we begin to see winds die down, becoming breezy which is pretty seasonal for this time of year. again, expecting some numbers to improve there as we go in toward friday and saturday. guys? >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, an imminent shakeup at the white

officials in california say they're only managed to contain ten percent of the fire burning in los angeles county. at least twenty five people have died and felsenstein homes have been incinerated. before this let's go to brian olds who is live for us in westlake village in los angeles county and who is saying these fires have proved to be the deadliest in the state's history could it get worse before it gets better. that is certainly a possibility there are still fires burning in the hills in this area and in northern california and the wind is gusting intermittently mahram so that's a very important factor the wind is is key to all of this and the forecast is for the winds to pick up today into tuesday so that's that's not good news where i am right now is what was a bungalow community on the outskirts of westlake village in los angeles county i'll just step out of the way so that we can give our viewers a better sense of what's going on you can see the wreckage of houses there you can see that there are firefighters who are springing foam to douse any remaining hot spots the. people who told u

a new fire started yesterday morning along the los angeles ventura county line. that new one is being named the peak fire. the other two fires, the hill fire is burning in ventura county, and the woolsey fire is burning in ventura and los angeles county. two people are confirmed dead and -- confirmed dead and three firefighters were hurt. 335 homes have been destroyed around malibu, and in thousand oaks and simi valley. they say right now the biggest threat is the hot dry winds that threw -- continue through today. >>> our primary focus for right now in this incident is life, then property protection. we expect strong winds through tuesday. >>> it's burned 146 square miles which is three times the size of san francisco. it's just now 30% contained with full containment expected by thursday. the other fire, the hill fire has burned 7 square miles near camarao, they expect to have it completely surrounded by tuesday. there's no word whether they expect it to be homes. there are no reports of injuries or deaths in that fire. >>> county firefistarted yester the freewa

. >> reporter: john benedict is with the los angeles county sheriff's department. >> i been evacuated twice, so i totally understand the-- just the heartache and the stress that's involved in the evacuation process. >> reporter: while firefighters battled on the front lines, they also found themselves fighting a twitter war with the president, who blamed forest mismanagement. >> reporter: the president of the association of california professional firefighters fired back, calling president trump's message "ill-informed, ill- timed, and demeaning to those who are suffering." >> reporter: armbruster was reluctant to talk to us, because not only did he survive, but so did his house, when many here are returning to scenes like this. demarco, i can tell you that many in this area are concerned because the strong winds have picked back up today. >> jaim yea yuccas reporting. >> morgan: let's get the latest now on the weather conditions fueling the fires. julie watts is at our cbs san francisco station, kpix, julie? >> yeah, demarco you know those strong offshore santana winds have returned.

into even more high end homes tonight, sparked on ventura county thursday and then moved into los angeles countyfire scorched over 85,000 acres. it's claimed two lives. communities in oak park, bell canyon, parts of thousand oaks remain under evacuation. l.a. county deputies will be checking homes overnitoe they reopen those areas. >>> the city of malibu is left in devastation tonight, video of the aftermath showing dozens of multimillion dollar homes reduced to ashes. some of the mansions are believed to be from big name stars. he >> welcome to my home in malibu. >> actor girard butler posted this video on snapchat. it's what's left of his home and he said he returned to his malibu home after evacuating and found it had burned, but he says he's inspired by the courage and sacrifice of the firefighters and asked people to support them. . grammer posted on instagram that her house couldn reality tv star camille grammer also confirmed today her house burnthe ground last night. grammer posted on instagram that her house couldn't be saved. >>> tonight new video out of malibu. check this out. you can

the red flag warning has been extended through tuesday for ventura and los angeles county. at wind guests up to 60mph, with a low humidity creating critical fire weather conditions. overnight we anticipate wind gusts in the area in woolsey fires, and winds 20 to 30mph with better news up north at the camp fire burning near paradise. up here, we're looking at wind speeds decreasing. so, the national weather service has allowed that red flag warning to expire today. still, critical fire weather does continue, along with unhealthy air quality, and thick-smoke being carried across the state. demarco. >> morgan: julie watts, thank you. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor will report from the southern california fire zone-- beginning monday on "cbs this morning." election night in america dragged into the weekend. in a number of states, they're still waiting for results. in others, they're moving on with recounts and run-offs. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: five days after the midterm elections, officials in arizona are counting mail-in ballots in its u.s. senate race. >> tha

and firefighters are struggling to control two fires that have destroyed hundreds of homes in los angeles county rob reynolds reports. when the fire ripped through these houses in open village it didn't leave much smoldering wreckage burned out vehicles a charred exercise bike seventeen houses were completely destroyed but thankfully no lives were lost people here are deeply grateful to their firefighters it just flared up and just went quick and those firemen god bless them stood on my parents' deck here and fought off the fire from their house the state of california is under siege from north to south high winds and bone dry trees and brush have fueled deadly wildfires this week california six periods the most obvious destructive fires that we've seen in its history over one hundred ninety six thousand acres burned. thousands of homes and thousands of lives lost everything depends on the wind a calm day can give firefighters a chance to contain the blazes but there are no calm days in the immediate forecast expecting them to peak at over forty miles per hour and they're going to burn for the n

thomas knew gucci was the chief medical examiner and coroner for los angeles county and performed theautopsy on robert kennedy he submitted a detailed report on the bullets that hit kennedy this is that report and the evidence he gave in court. gunshot number one direction right to left slightly back to front up or gunshot wound number two entry right accelerate region direction right to left back to front up or gunshot wound number three direction right to left back to front of the autopsy report is probably the most decisive evidence that sir am physically could not shock center they've got three shots into the center one shot went through the shoulder pad all came from behind the center. a point range all shot from the right side and upward angle between thirty and thirty five degrees. which meant that the shooter was actually dealing down behind property and. when he was firing his gun. however none of the eyewitnesses said that sirhan was low down. furthermore thomas' new report said that the muzzle of the gun that fired the shot that killed kennedy was a maximum of three inches

heather holmes is live in los angeles county where people are on edge again. heather. >>> reporter: alyana and alex, we just returned from a community up the road from where we're standing. it's called castle peak estate. it's been spared so far but there's still real concern and it stems from what you see just beyond my shoulder there. we have watching as the smoke as thickened hefire activity in those hills just beyond where we are is increasing. the woolsey fire as you mentioned broke out yesterday. it tore through neighborhoods in oak park and thousand oaks. that's where i was last night for a vigil. a lot of people had gathered for that vigil for the victims of the mass shooting. and as you can imagine, emotions were already running high and then came these flames, thousands were evacuated. roads closed including parts of 101. and then this morning, daylight revealed the scope of the destruction. several homes lost. an exact number isn't yet known. the fire continues to rage. and it's getting closer and closer to larry rudner's home. he got about four hou

homeless as wildfires continue to burn out of control in california two bodies were found in los angeles county with fires have destroyed a hundred fifty homes l.a. county officials say two hundred fifty thousand homes in the region are under evacuation orders the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated and a state of emergency declared. a landslide triggered by days of heavy rain in brazil has killed at least ten people rescuers are still searching for at least four people missing in the modern day brats of the city of rio de janeiro eleven others were pulled out alive residents were advised to move to safer locations but some refused to leave but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the inside story that's watching. the political crisis in sri lanka deepens first the president's saxes prime minister now he dissolves parliament and calls for snap elections just how far will this power struggle go and is democracy in danger this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. he sacked the prime minister now he's dissolved parliament and called for electio

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>> reporter: and juliet and brian, malibu is one of four cities just in los angeles county alone that remain entirely evacuated at this hour. now, firefighters have made some progress today. they did get some containment on this fire, about 5%, but they still have a very long way to go. it's around-the-clock battle for firefighters in southern california. a massive inferno called the woolsey fire. >> as you can see from last night, we had a tough night in relation to this fire fight. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze destroyed at least 70,000 acres in ventura and los angeles counties, forcing more than 200,000 people from their homes. but d. h. stayed behind to save his. >> i live here. forty-seven years. i'm not leaving. >> reporter: fire officials don't know for sure how many homes and businesses have been destroyed by this fire, but they estimate it's at least in the hundreds. up north, it's even worse. in butte county, north of sacramento, the campfire has charred more than 100,000 acres, destroying more than 6,000 homes and leaving at least nine people dead. you can hear

california firefighters say they've only managed to contain ten percent of the fire burning in los angeles county at least thirty one people died and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes firefighters expect hot and windy weather conditions in the next three days you are right up to date with all the top stories up next here on al-jazeera it's inside story i will see you very soon. the president of turkey has shared with several world leaders audio recordings of the moment john was schumacher shocked he was murdered the game it appears to pressure saudi arabia into revealing who ordered the killing so will this tactic work this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey turkish president. continues to put the pressure on saudi arabia to reveal who ordered the murder of journalist. as his country has shared audio recordings of the last moments with the u.s. germany france and the united kingdom the leaders of those countries are in france to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war or to discuss the issue with th

firefighters in california have only managed to contain ten percent of the fire burning in los angeles county at least twenty five people have died and thousands of homes have been destroyed as two large fires tear through the u.s. state hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes and firefighters expect hot and windy weather conditions over the next three days to fan the flames rob reynolds has more from westlake village in l.a. county. the air is thick here with acrid smoke and the smell of burned houses now this is a bungalow community on the outskirts of westlake village in los angeles community and just about twenty four hours ago people here tell us a spark or several sparks blown from another fire perhaps dozens of kilometers away fell amidst the houses here and i'll step out of the way so that you can see what the result was you can see houses completely incinerated just the metal remaining firefighters there are hosing down some of the remaining hot spots trying to make certain that nothing reignites in the underbrush or in the wreckage it's really quite rem

governor jerry brown announced he has requested a major disaster declaration in butte county, los angeles county and ventura county. >> this is truly a tragedy that all californians can understand and respond to, and be very sympathetic. we are going to do every -- everything we can. we are requesting a presidential declaration, funding from the federal government. of course, there will be efforts from the state government, as well. it is time to pull together and work through this tragedy. >> the camp fire has burned 173 square miles. that is almost the size of the city of san jose. right now, the fire is 25% contained and 23 people are confirmed dead. more than 100 are missing. so far, the fire has destroyed more than 6400 homes and another 15,000 structures are threatened. >>> we have live team coverage from the front lines. katie nelson is on search and recovery efforts. but first, we begin with kpix 5's wilson walker in butte county. ver, you will find the poe power dam, which today was >> reporter: the wind that kicked up last night really brought this fire back to life, and amazingly, it

of malibu has been evacuated we have got rob reynolds with us now he's in westlake village los angeles county robin update from you. welcome all i'm standing at the edge of a bungalow community in a valley here in westlake village and as you can easily see behind me this place has been. seriously affected by the wildfires we're we're hearing that fourteen houses in this community alone were destroyed i'm just going to step out of the way so that our photographer can't see if you are we can show you some more detail on the scene the local residents here say that when the fire swept through from both sides the houses were fully engaged in fire when about a dozen firefighters appeared and they fought valiantly to save the remaining houses and they were successful in saving the bulk of the dwellings around here people had evacuated and so very fortunately there was no loss of life in this community betty the fire in southern california has now burned about thirty two thousand hectors two people are reported dead in malibu as a result of the fires and over one hundred houses well over one hundred

is ingolf a freeway the death toll statewide thirty one as dry winds fanned the flames the los angeles county fire chief says that his firefighters are doing everything possible to contain the flame. we can estimate if they were down structures at risk but are still here to police. the weather right now is mentioned earlier we're expecting up to forty mile per hour winds through tuesday. our primary focus right now are foreign fighters and listening to disperse my. property protection and line containing right now we are pretty soon one containing this fire we're going to be working all day no night to try to increase it reinforce containment. journalist jason he is in los angeles good evening to you jason you are rather close to malibu and it's one of those california coastal communities iconic known around the world how are people there coping with these fires. i'll be honest with you we're frustrated and a lot of people who live in the malibu in thousand oaks area this very affluent area they have been homeless for several days now and it's unclear when they're going to be able to get back

there is mandatory evacuation in the malibu area of los angeles county. they're closed today because of the two fires this is some of the devastation left by the flames, highway 101 has been shut down in a number of areas in woolsey county. the hull fire has charred 6,000 acres, tens of thousands of people have been forced to life their home. >>> -- leave their home. >>> there's more than 50,000 people evacuated from the fires. they've been trying it process everything that's happened in the 24 hours. many wondering when they'll be able to return hope and others are thinking they may not see their homes again. >>> and claudia is in butte county, she tells us the danger is far from over. >> it was horrifying, it was absolutely horrifying. >> it's one of the fastest moving wildfires in years. northern california once gun dealing with the evacuations, destroyed homes and businesses and burned out roads, the hardest hit area paradise california, the entire town of 2,000 people ordered to evacuate. many are saying it seems like the entire town is on fire. >> it

in southern california, a quarter-million residents of los angeles and ventura counties were ordered to evacuate the woolsey fire, including the entire city of malibu and parts of the san fernando valley. the fire, which has killed at least two people, tore through ocean-side homes as panicked residents sought to escape through a massive traffic jam along the pacific coast highway. the woolsey fire began near the santa susana field laboratory, site of a partial nuclear meltdown nearly 60 years ago. california's department of toxic substances control said it did not believe the flames kicked up any radioactive materials. on sunday, governor jerry brown said the fires were driven by climate change and that california needs to learn to adapt. >> we're in a new abnormal. and things like this will be part of our future. this won't be the beginning. it will be things like this and worse. amy: the fires are so large they can be clearly seen from space. smoke and ash have left millions of californians exposed to air quality rated "unhealthy" or "very unhealthy" levels, with residents of los

nearby, 30,000 people have evacuated in ventura and los angeles counties due to the fire. 75,000 acresed. >>> a too familiar scene in the american landscape. a community in mourning after a mass shooting. ♪ >> heavy hearts at a vigil in thousand oaks last night. neighbors coming together to remember 12 victims killed by a gunman at the borderline bar & grill. >> six of the 12 have been identified. five at the bar when the gunman started shooting. justine meek, alaina housley and nowel -- noel sparks and dan manrique and cody coffman. here is justin, cody's father. >> how much i miss -- oh, son, i love you so much. >> i have a daughter coming on the 29th of this month. he was excited to have his first sister and not -- now she'll never know. oh, cody, i love you, son. >> also killed is sergeant ron helus. a 29-year veteran of the ventura county sheriff's office. he was the first to rush through the door at borderline. law enforcement and members of the community lining the streets to honor him as his body was transported to the medical examiner's office. new video has emerged of the mas

that fire is burning in los angeles and ventura counties. two people are confirmed dead, three firefighters have been hurt. fire crews estimate at least 400 homes and businesses have been destroyed. firefighters are working to save thousands of other homes that are still in the path of the flames. they say right now, the biggest threat is the hot dry winds that are expected to continue through today. >>> we're expecting 40 miles per hour winds through tuesday, our primary focus right now, for our firefighters in this incident is first life and property protection. >>> the fires burned 146 square miles which is almost three times the size of san francisco, it's now 30% contained but cal fire expects full containment by thursday. >>> the other big fire in southern california, it's burned 7 square miles near cameriro, the hill fire has destroyed two homes and two others. no reports of injuries or deaths in that fire. we'll take you live to southern california coming up in our next half-hour for an update on the conditions and the firefight down

the wolsey fire burning in los angeles and ventura counties stands at 70,000 acres. around 250,000 people are under mandatory evacuation, including the entire city of mall but. so far it is zero percent contained. chris martinez is live in mall but with the latest for us. chris? >> reporter: and julian, authorities telling us tonight that two bodies found in a vehicle here, two dead people in mall but were likely killed by this fire. now, it has been a wind-free day here in southern california. that's good news for firefighters. in fact, just moments ago, they announced that the containment level of this fire is now at 5%. so that is some progress. but they still have a very, very long battle ahead of them. . it's around-the-clock battle for firefighters in southern california. a massive inferno called the wolsey fire, doubling in size overnight. >> as you can see from last night, we had a tough night in relation to this firefight. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze destroyed at least 70,000 acres in ventura and los angeles counties, forcing more than 200,000

the larger fire, woolsey fire is burning near ventura los angeles county borders.ties say two people were found dead in a malibu driveway. three firefighters were hurt in the fire. they are expected to be okay. 177 structures have been destroyed. 57,000 more, though, are threatened. according to cal fire's latest update, the fire has burned more than 85,000 achers and is only 15% caped. >>> a live look at the woolsey fire. you can see a lot of smoke and flames down there. 3200 firefighters are battling the flames. this morning five cities are still evacuated. westlake village, agoura hills, calabasas, hidden hills, and malibu. >>> a family from agoura hills returned to their mobile home park and found their home destroyed. yesterday they searched through the rubble and found a safe which held their most prized possessions. >> it's so great because some of these things is important to us. in cases like this, worst scenario, this is all we can save after seeing all the houses just burned to ashes. >> the father's citizenship papers and the son's graduation photos are

huge plumes of smoke rising over los angeles county. plane after plane is moving and low. loads of fire retardant and water are being dropped. here is the latest on the firefight. >>> a frightening flareup this morning. smoke started rising just behind us at the hidden valley area. look at the smoke we saw earlier and the response from fire crews. they brought in dc-10 and attacked the flames. these people had just returned home. they were evacuated again hard road closures put in place as that smoke continued to grow. a neighboring firefighter watched this smoke plume glow. he said the work crews had cut of field break on this field recently. >> the firefighters did not do this. we think the state park system did. they were anticipating a possible fire. this is the first time they have done this. it was supersmart. >> as i mentioned before, it is going to go to the ocean and then come back at us. most of this area was burntve t amho keep it out of the houses in this area. >> that is some of the goats that were rushed out. we also sell trailers. it brought back a load of h

a live look at los angeles county.is in malibu where crews continue to fight the woolsey fire. it has about 200,000 people evacuated at this hour, early this morning. you see some flareups on the hillside. malibu has had massive evacuations in that area, in venture and los angeles counties. luckily this flareup pretty small compared to some other images we've seen out of southern california the past few days. >>> now turning to the midterms, it's been one week since the election, but your voice continues because some races are still too close to call. >> let's look at some of those state senator ricardo rora has a 2 1/2 point lead for insurance commissioner but still millions of votes left to be counted. tony thurmon is in a virtual tie for marshall tuck for superintendent of public construction. thurmon is up by about 3500. >>> mean while in the east bay, it appears alameda will have a new mayor. city councilwoman has increased her lead over incouple bapt. ashcraft is ahead by 1,000 votes with absentee and provisional

evacuation orders have been lifted for people living in ventura county and the far northern part of los angeles county. >>> the los angeles rams took note of the woolsey fire has they were hosting the kansas city chiefs on monday night football. before the game first responders in ventura county were honored for their actions in the past few weeks. they were recognized for providing safety for a deadly bar shooting and a couple of days later, l.a. first responders helped people flee the woolsey fire. >>> and the rams high flying offense met the kansas city chiefs. they combined to score 100 points, the highest total won i they beat the chiefs 54-51. >>> we're following breaking news out of belgium, a police officer was stabbed and the attacker was shot and wounded. it happened in the historic city of brussels. the police officer was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. they indicate the attack was terror related but officials have not confirmed that. belgiu heightened security since brussels was under attack two years ago. >>> the city is in mourning after a deadly shooting at an

. >> we continue to watch the woolsey fire in ventura and los angeles county. it's over 97,000 acres and 40% contained. good progress being made there as well. we continue to move resources and put them in places where they need to be to get this job done. wasn't to reiterate, that we continue to have a lot of work to do, we'll continue to be here and get it done until the job is over and we at any to work on transitioning into the recovery and all of the other work that needs to get done. it's a challenging and this fire now becoming the most destructive and the most deadly fire in the state history. our thoughts as the director said are with everyone. we're affected by this one, we'll continue to engage and support you all in this effort. thank you. >> thank you, chief, i would like to introduce you brock long, the administrator of the federal emergency management agency. >> unfortunately, everything that i've seen is truly devastating and heartbreaking, it's one of the worst disasters i've seen in my career, hands down. the bottom line, an hour ago, presiden

a week things go you know it's not just here is it's everywhere it's like wildfire you know los angeles county. you just look right across the street a couple of blocks where that was a whole nother game it does not get along with decide over here. and we have real history right here is out of gangs a broken economy and you have. basically three different types of gangs actively going on now you have a crips was most of them don't get along you have the list there start now not to get a loner right here you have to see on the west side of compton and this is track new clark which is the park i'm standing there right now and the t p c c s group or conficker. with us it's never right and that's where bam in ca and my weapon dog man in the seal. is always some type of big me going i want to kind of keep everything that i was never like peace between businesses and the neighbors and the neighborhoods and the schools and the budgets and the whole east department everything was going to go back to some great to have some to study and some obvious to tell it got dropped the talent it would have been

county. a helicopter reporter with our sister station in los angeles saw back yards burning. > hot, dry windsed the massive woolsey fire to flare up this evening. flames have charred more than 150 square miles across ventura and los angeles counties. it's 40% contained. some evacuated residents have thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the death toll is climbing amid the grim search for victims of the camp fire. >> six more victims were found in paradise today bringing the death toll to 48. more than 88 huck steuers have been destroyed. >> tomorrow governor. >> brian: and interior secretary ryan zinke will survey the damage firsthand. a lawsuit was filed against pg&e on behalf of the catch fire victims alleging pg&e failed to maintain equipment resulting in this deadly fire. >> here's a look where the fire is still burning. it's grown to 130,000 acres and 35% contained. cal fire says record levels of fuel dryness are feeding the flames. >> live team coverage for you tonight. we'll begin with wayne freedman. >> he's live in chico where victims got a chance to hear from f

fires are burning there and in los angeles county. 150 homes have been destroyed. that number is expected to rise. new video shows crews trying to save a home in malibu. two deaths have been reported in the fire zones. it appears the victims were overrun by fire in a driveway. downed power lines prevented detectives from getting to the scene. one man who saw the wind and danger firsthand backed off his plan to check on his home. >> i thought, just check it out, see if i could see it. it's too dangerous to get through. >> back out live, the woolsey fire exploded in size in 24 hours. it burned more than 83,000 acres. it's 5% contained. the hill fire is 4,500 acres and 65% contained. >>> president trump blamed the wildfire on gross mismanagement and threatened to cut air. we have reaction. >> reporter: president trump's tweet is getting backlash from across the country. the president of the california professional firefighters association called the president's tweet ill informed, ill timed and demeaning. adding some of california's fires aren't even burning near cali

california more than two hundred people are missing and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in los angeles county well brunell's now reports from village. when the fire ripped through these houses in open village it didn't leave much smoldering wreckage burned out vehicles a charred exercise bike seventeen houses were completely destroyed but thankfully no lives were lost people here are deeply grateful to their firefighters it just flared up and just went quick and those firemen god bless them stood on my parents' deck here and fought off the fire from their house the state of california is under siege from north to south high winds and bone dry trees and brush have fueled deadly wildfires this week california has experienced the most obvious of destructive fires that we've seen hands history over one hundred ninety six thousand acres burned. thousands of homes and thousands of lives lost everything depends on the wind a calm day can give firefighters a chance to contain the blazes but there are no calm days in the immediate forecast we have to keep understanding it better but we're in a new hav

flames from the woolsey fire sent plumes of smoke across ventura and los angeles county. strong santa ana winds are fueling the flames which have now burned more than 96,000 acres. the fire has killed two people and destroyed 435 structures, most of them homes. it's now 35% contained. >> even before the camp fire broke out, the bay area ranked sixth in the country for air quality according to the american lung association. >> the air around the bay has been dangerous for some groups of people. ktvu's andre senior joins us live back from berkeley with more on this story. >> reporter: right now, we have the worst air quality of any state in the entire nation. and a couple of nations. i can tell you, bottom line is, the poor air quality across the bay area is not something we can take very lightly. y area appea reality, at least for the time being. since smoke from the camp fire, a critical care specialist at kaiser permanente says the calls are pouring in. >> we are getting calls from respiratory patients with increasing symptoms. >> reporter: over the last five days, the s

seriously it's everywhere like wildfire in a los angeles county. you just look right across the street a couple of blocks where that was a whole nother game that does not get along with decide over here. that we have real history right here is how to gangs a broken down type then you have. three different types of gangs activity going on and you had to create. most of them don't get along you have the power with which they're starting now not to get alone right here you have less oxygen on the west side of compton and it's a straggly park which is the park i'm standing there right now in the teepee c.c.s. park hopping for you. that's what you have right and that's where bull bam in ca and my rapper dog man in this field i'll. always be some type of addict me going to want to kind of to keep everything it up it was never like. this is in the neighborhoods in the neighborhoods in the school budgets in the polies department everything's sour out back to some we're going to have some to say and some august attack. god drop the tylenol but hammett let i

it scorched 150 square miles of land in ventura and los angeles counties. it is 40% contained. officials blame the fire for two deaths. some have begun returning to their homes. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's look at the temperatures along the east bay shore. fremont, 41. oakland, 42. 46 in el cebrante. mid-30s to upper 30s in the upper valleys until you get to brentwood. 52 in san francisco. freezing cold right now in santa rosa, 32 degrees. watch out for smoky frost there. smoke hanging in the air from the exploratorium at pier 15. limit outdoor activities if you can. some of you will go out and exercise. i saw it yesterday. take a look at the temperatures today. they will bump up a little bit. that's the difference from yesterday. it will be a little bit brighter. it will be hazy.50 in sanfranci. 66 at noon. spike around 70. we will drop down 46 at 8:00. we start off with sunshine at 46 degrees. a comfortable 67 at noon. 70 this afternoon. back down to 61 at 6:00. and a cool 55 degrees at 8:00. all right. still tracking the big

thomas knew gucci was the chief medical examiner and coroner for los angeles county and performed the autopsy on robert kennedy he submitted a detailed report on the bullets that hit kennedy this is that report and the evidence he gave in court. gunshot number one direction right to left slightly back to front up or gunshot wound number two entry right accelerate region direction right to left back to front up or gunshot wound number three direction right to left back to front. the autopsy report is probably the most decisive evidence that certain am physically could not shock center they've got three shots into the center one shot went through the shoulder pad. all came from behind the center. a point range all shot from the right side an upward angle between thirty and thirty five degrees. which meant that the shooter was actually dealing down behind robert kennedy. when he was firing his gun. however none of the eyewitnesses said that sirhan was low down. furthermore thomas new gucci's report said that the muzzle of the gun that fired the shot that killed kennedy was a maximum of t

if there was any doubt look at this line of people waiting to vote yesterday in los angeles county. people there waited as long as 2 hours to vote. most said they wanted to avoid the big election day crowds. several said they were determined to vote because they are concerned about the issues and the candidates. 80% of californians eligible to vote have registered and states have made it easier for voters to vote before election day. >>>second caravan made its sta mexico. mexico has reported three caravans traveling across the country. the groups range in estimated size from 2800 to 4000. the largest is heading for mexico city from the state of veracruz. >>> more troops are arriving at the border and soldiers have set up camps as the caravans continued to walk toward the border. the troops were building fences along the texas side of the rio grande and president trump has ordered thousands of troops to deploy near the border. >>> 4:39. this next story is for pam cook -- start planning -- weekend getaways. coming up, a new place to go. >>>your smart phone beyond the price of the hard

nearly a third of the case, nine, are in los angeles county. the ceo of the california leafy greens marketing agreement says most of the romaine on the market when the outbreak began was grown in his state. >> given the cycle at that time, i think there's a good possibility that it came from california. yes. >> reporter: but he also says finding the exact farm will be difficult because it takes about 2 to 3 weeks for investigators to confirm an e. coli outbreak is under way. >> so by the time they are doing trace-back, there's no packaging left. there's no product left. >> reportefoinvestigators is th bacteria's dna. it's very similar to the e. coli strain that caused a still unsolved outbreak in 2017. the cdc says about 48 million people get sick from food- borne illnesses every year. 46% of them from eating leafy vegetables and other produce. cooking kills most germs found in food. but because romaine lettuce is usually eaten raw, that's not an option. the cdc says just throw out. it's not worth the risk. anna werner, new york. >>> americans

well, there are a number of organizations taking donations, including the red cross and the los angeles countymal care foundation. nancy a lot of people and animals in need right now. >> and those are wonderful organizations. thank you, kevin. >>> we have more with kaley. the big question topping our know and tell, when are babies on the way? >> you told us you're really not in a rush to have kids. do you have the baby itch? >> i'm ready when we are. >> nice. >> see how nice he is. he's so nice. >> i'm just so happy to come home to him every day. he's my dream guy. >> you learn to be better together and that's the joy that it is. >> next up, the first photo of jen garner's date night with her new man, ceo john miller. the two were snapped in the bacy "dear evan hansen."e xt night j the baby to baby gala presented by paul mitchell. >> i work for save the children. baby to baby i see their work firsthand. >> is there a clone of you? >> if you focus on time management, get a lot done. >> also on the record jenna dewan about her new romance. >> do you want to talk about your new love? >> i'm happy