in the county of los angeles, 8% people of color, 8% black people in the county of los angeles. 30% of our jail population are black. those drivers leave people with severe economic disparities and capacities within our market and housing market, our job market and every other aspect of our culture, those have to be addressed if we're going to get to the root cause of addressing homelessness in the united states. there are a number of resources that the federal government has constrained over the last few years, cgb and home funding, notable significant reductions in the last few years. the fundamental formulas that distributed the core federal housing program, housing programs that address affordability were not fair. california was short-changed. we in california, in the los angeles county have 11,000 units of public housing. compared to new york city, with 170,000 units of public housing. so not only is our rent high and our incomes low, we don't have the affordability mechanisms like section 8 in public housing that new york has. i want to thank you, chairwoman for the opportunity

los angeles county is far and away with more than 10 million residents the largest county in the united states. covering more than 4,000 squour miles, a very big area, having 88 incorporated cities, including los angeles, which is a little over 4,000,005 other cities over 100,000. and in a location where more than 200 languages are spoken, you can imagine that communicable disease outbreaks can be a real challenge to control when they occur. and we see measles as a serious threat to our drents so we address this as strong willy as we can. as of today our department has been successful at containing three measles outbreaks in the last five years. this has not been easy. and it has been very costly. the first was the well publicized disneyland associated outbreak in which a single individual -- infected by 40 other persons late in december of 2014. which resulted eventually in about 148 cases, which occurred in many counties throughout the state of california, about half dozen other states and also affected people who lived in canada and in mexico. this is that nerdy ep dem ib curve slide

. >> this is the department of the los angeles county coroner. >> okay.nknown male caucasian face down found in the river bed. i'll phone someone out. thank you. >> and somewhere in the city, someone has died. >> hey. >> hey, i have a field call for you. okay. >> dispatch assigns the case to investigator rudy malano. >> so i have a field call in long beach. >> okay. >> it is a unidentified caucasian male. they might have a missing person's match on him. they don't know yet. >> okay. thanks. >> mm-hm. less than 15 minutes before we're called into the field with rudy, one of l.a.'s 33 coroner investigators, the department's first responders. so what do we know about this death? >> well, as far as we know, it's undetermined at this point. it's possibly a missing person out of long beach. hopefully, i can identify him at the scene. >> so about how many dead bodies have you investigated during your time at the coroner's office? >> in the thousands. >> and when you hear that there's a body laying face down in the river, what does it sound like to you? >> it cou

. >> at the los angeles county coroner, life and death go on. today, as many as 50 new cases could come through these doors to be cared for by the men and women who work here. the body recovered by investigator marlene navarro has been claimed by his family. joyce kato continues to search for loved ones in the case of john doe. and across town in a far corner of l.a.'s evergreen cemetery, i'm attending a funeral unlike any i've ever seen.

governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency for los angeles county. nd also for riverside county, where the sandalwood fire s a at orinalt had their powero where spoiled food is ter the b rodents and other wildlife can smell food waste from a mile away, because power disruptions also effect the trash companies tossed it. >> i can't fit it all in a garbage can. >> this noble attract bears and other wildlife and rodents. they may not have their regular collection for a couple of days. >> plaster county has established three dedicated disposal sites for for spoiled food. they are asking people to bring trash there rather than tossing it in the bin outside their house. >>> we are also learning that the power shut off nearly scrubbed a nasa mission 3000 miles away. researchers at uc berkeley got word of the shutoffs on tuesday about 30 hours before the teams a nasa icon satellite was set to lunch. they needed power to monitor the satellites takeoff. they scrambled to get electrical cords and other supplies in place. weather in florida pushed the lunch to th

los angeles has burned 4600 acres already. there are mandatory evacuations, as you can imagine the warnings that are in place for 100,000 people because of the saddle ridge fire in los angeles county. this is a live picture as he helicopter flies over. i want fire started at about 9:00 last night. this is just north of los angeles. near the 210 freeway. the camera is zooming in with this live picture to show you some of these bonfires. this is the to 10 freeway shut down between the interstate 5 and the 118 freeway. this is an incredible fire and this particular area of porter ranch, and is always a very windy, with very powerful wind. at least one commercial building and several homes have been destroyed. several other buildings are in danger. this is north of los angeles. we will continue to follow the story throughout the morning. >>> in the bay area powerful wind is dying down allowing the utility to give the all clear signal. this means that starting at daybreak, crews will resume infection, repair and restoration of the outage area. the utility shut off power to 738,000 homes and businesses across california as part of the new fire prevention protocol. the services have alre

all evacuations for los angeles county at this time have been lifted. county 2 people have died in the saddle would fire that started as a trash fire thursday afternoon and just ripped through a mobile home park. it damaged or destroyed at least 90 buildings that fire scorched more than one 1000 acres. as of this morning, it's now 86% contained. san francisco firefighters get a handle on a grass fire that broke out at lake more said sunday. the fire burned about an acre wasn't that bad it was under a investigation under investigation and one was hurt. and no structures were burned. decision to shut off power for hundreds of thousands and northern and central california. this comes the company faces scrutiny by its customers. many of them say that the company was under. the utility's website crash ashton customers complain of being kept on hold for long a long time. ceo bill johnson he admits that yes they could have done things better. well after the eugenie found 50 cases of damage power lines and 100 locations with damage infrastructure cause by stron

as california deals with wildfires of the los angeles county firefighters giving the public a unique ive.>>reporter: when flames tear through the night or when the smoke is so thick that it could reflect a helicopters shadow la county firefighter paramedic michael gibran has his camera rolling and takes the public along for the ride. >> i hope that when people see the videos, it is we as a unit and not just me, that we put out and share with people they understand what happens during a situation like this whether it is a fire or a rescue call. >> his videos on social media are often viewed tens of thousands of times>> it is time that when we do stop the blades and sit down on the ground for second we catch our breath and we see the comments and it is very rewarding. >> on this day he got an unexpected thank you. our newschopper was rolling yesterday as he and his team fended off flames from homes. >> i did hear from a coworker who was a member of our department and i didn't know it at the time but apparently yesterday his home was saved.>> but his ssn is beyond saving lives on the gro

homes are burned in los angeles county. we will have the latest on the battle to put out the saddle ridge fire. >>> a few days of fleet week left in the bay area before comes to a close. we take a tour of this australians ship. >>> guest from six flags stop by ktvu pitt we will introduce you to the parks cub. >>> we're looking live at los angeles county for the saddle ridge fire is burning thousands of acres. we will have a live report in a few minutes. this is roughly near the five north of the 405. you can see the smoke over the valley. i was texting with friends in southern california, the general sing consensus, here we go again. obviously they've had problems like this before. if we look at the look at the firefighters trying to save the neighborhood, the winds will play a part. >> we see the right screen. one stream of water seems so insignificant against flames that forced 100,000 people to evacuate. the weather is pretty much what we had in the bay area yesterday. >>> santa anna winds, 60 or 70 mile-per-hour winds a

all of this ended in rosemont in los angeles county up a off of highway 14 near lancaster. the suspect was unable to get out of the cruiser after he crashed there in a ditch. the suspect now faces a number of charges including theft of a police vehicle carjacking assault speeding and reckless driving. >>the woman accused of ramming 2 people with her car killing one of them has a walked cupertino park yesterday has now been identified according to the santa clara sheriff's office, 50 year-old maria or to is expected to appear in court tomorrow on murder charges. this is her arrest photo taken she was booked into the santa clara county jail on suspicion of murder and assault with a deadly weapon as of and this afternoon authorities say they were still working to try and find a connection between the suspect and the victims. >>a man has robbed and beaten when he rents out his peninsula, how house rather on air bnb and then he comes home to find announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news ou

not only los angeles county and beyond moving down into san diego county. we'll update the graphics with more details. at the moment, red flag warning in effect for the entire area threatened by these fires until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> now to the latest on the pg&e blackouts. electricity is slowly being restored to customers who had their electricity turned off as part of the planned outages. we're learning about the death of a man found unresponsive 12 minutes after one of those planned outages. the victim reportedly relied on several electronically powered machines that providd oxygen. >> abc 7 news i-team reporter dan noyes questioned them about what it would take to end the blackouts. >> what is the answer to end these? >> what's the value of human life would be my response. as i said when i concluded, that's why i'm here to try and make this better. now we can work, and we need to work. we cannot live in a society where this happens frequently. >> pg&e has scheduled a 6:00 p.m. media availability to answer more questions from reporters a

again, keeping you up-to-date on the fires going on in southern california, los angeles county. lared a state of emergency throughout the county, throughout los angeles county. we'll keep you abreast of that throughout the day. you are watching fox news. more after this. our 18-year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insurance. >> a shake-up at the very top of the homeland security department as given mcaleenan resigns as acting secretary. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm gillian turner. it's great to be with you. leland, great to be with you on a saturday. leland: nice to be with you as well. what is this three or four dh secretaries. gillian: something like that. leland: i'm leland vittert. the race to replace mcaleenan is on. and president trump says he'll announce a new acting

fire officials in los angeles in the past hour and they say some evacuation shelters are either at or reaching capacity, the fire is burning in an area where los angeles adventure counties means, at least 600 acres have already burned. this is an area just about 45 minutes northeast of the city of los angeles. we have been keeping tabs on the fire, we know the los angeles police chief is also sending a strong message to residents. he tells people in areas affected by evacuation orders to leave now while they still can. earlier this evening i was in areas boarded and evacuated sr residents attempting with small hoses and other tools to combat a fire simply control. not only do they jeopardize themselves in their lives but they jeopardize the lives of firefighters and others that have to come try to rescue them from these situations. you told to leave, we need for you to leave, it is for your safety and it will save your life. put out a fire started around 9:00 last night in fillmore right near the to 10, shot a parts of interstate five and 405, 70 died after suffering cardiac arrest in the course of the fire, still again, the story is developing no idea from investigator

the county said it sent two allegations of sexual abuse and domestic violence. >> if the los angeles police department received a report of the boy being sexually abused that should have been immediately investigated. within a few hours. and we need an answer. >> these are referrals with some gravity that the county has deemed necessary. you don't go to one of them, it could be fatal. >> the lapd has not addressed the specifics of the reports but will take every claim seriously and will investigate any incident in question. >>> former oakland councilmember wilson riles is f charges. he said it began thursday after leaving the city's planning and zoning department. he gone there to talk about and hopefully resolve a battle with the city over a sweat lodge and a few temporary building the family built in the backyard. he said the situation escalated so quicklypet before he knew it he was tackled, handcuffed and under arrest. >> i hadn't threatened anybody, hadn't put my hands on anybody. i was reasoning. >> some people are allowed to raise their voice and some are not and black people a

familiar with the geography of los angeles, venice beach of courses on the western edge, it's on the beach and it's one of the mostst expensive places n the city and county home was wind up there? >> well, the entire county and the entire state is welcoming, relatively speaking, to homeless, not just because of the weather, but because of some so-called reforms to california's laws, which make it very difficult to incarcerate people who are mentally ill and also even worse, it's very hard now to do anything about petty theft or to do anything about public intoxication. so what you have is kind of a magnet with the weather in this permissive environment. >> tucker: it california officials -- we've interviewed a number of people from the state who are involved in responding to the homelessness epidemic, crisis, whatever we're calling it, and they always tell us how much money is being spent. how much is being spent and why isn't it obvious? >> well, billions are being spent and absolutely nothing has happened except the problem has gotten worse. and what we see in venice, for example, is a situation where they have some publicly owned land and in particula

time can way and i'm pam moore, a massive inferno continuing to burn out of control tonight in los angeles countyhowing no signs of slowing down. >>vercammen reports live from los angeles. >>fighters tonight as the winds kick up again is looking for those hot spots, making sure they keep them out, especially in homes that burned down one of 31 structures just like that one behind me. >>and a tory means mandatory.

we are monitoring two fires in los angeles county and two fires here in northern california. though the muir fire seems to be substantially under control. the biggest concern is the kincade and while we are enjoying a moment of rest away from the wind events as a supervisor said we are expecting those winds to whip back up on saturday evening into sunday, potentially dissipating we hope on monday. and so the expectation of these now commonly learned to psps, the deenyerization is likely to occur at scale again into the weekend despite the fact that now we are down to about 6700 customers that are currently deenergized in the pg&e territories. so this is multi facetted. we are a nation state. so we are conducting yourselves all across this state by allocating appropriate resources and as the supervisor said we never had more resources in this space than we do today. we will be bringing in 747 into area for exclusive use in the state of california. you will see that aircraft in the very near future, meaning in the next number of hours. we have got our dc tens up there and other

emergency for the counties of sonoma and los angeles due to the kincaid and tick fire's, wildfires at both ends of the state have forced thousands to flee and utilities are warning it may experience its biggest blackouts over the weekend. the u.s. and china are close to finishing some sections of their phase one trillion agreement, according to a statement from robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steven mnuchin. they held a phone call with the chinese vice premier and said discussions will continue at the deputy level. trade official peter navarro tells fox news that phase one could be signed as soon as next month. meantime, mexican officials believe the usmca trade deal could be approved in weeks and implemented within three months. the under secretary of foreign relations for mexico made the comments today alongside the mexican president. what go has carried out a lobbying campaign in the u.s. and canada to pass the trade deal. turkey is offering us earns is that its forces in northern syria have islamic state fighters in the area under their control. defense secretary mark esp

wilde fire alert and this is incredible what is happening in los angeles county.and the fire dangers are enormous. 100,000 people under evacuation orders at this very moment. multiple homes have gone up in flames. residents have been told to get out. the santa ana winds are blowing. the fires are spreading, and we will be live there in just a minute on fox news. but first, this just income a video of capitol police arresting the actress james fonda at a climate cha investigation. according to the senior producer, chad pilgrim, jane fonda was 1 of 16 people arrested on capitol hill steps today. she talked to chad as she left earlier this hour. jane fonda said she will demonstrate at the capital against climate change every friday from now until january. somebody found the memory card as i mentioned on the street in anchorage, alaska. the police say it was full of videos and photos of a man beating and killing a woman. and now come investigators say they track down the suspected murder. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, jonathan. >> shep commit is a terrible m fasc

let's take a look at the red flag warning that stretches from ventura county to los angeles county. this is going to continue as we move through the afternoon. those winds are not expected to calm down. the area between santa clarita and san fernando, i'm picking up sustained winds at about 21 miles per hour. take a look at the relative humidity, 8%. as we get to the second part of the afternoon, some of these humidity levels could drop down to about 2%. we do have that red flag warning in place until tomorrow. outside a red flag warning on the east area, we have three other fires burning. a lot going on there. this is going to continue. i don't see a shift in the wind coming until tomorrow afternoon. they have at least another 24 hours, perhaps 30 hours before those wind shifts and come in from the pacific ocean and calm down a bit. >>> thank you. in the bay area, pgd crews are working to restore power where it was shut off this week. more than half of the 730,000 customers in northern california whose power was turned off have their power back on because the winds have subsided. t

the tick fire in los angeles county has already caused a huge amount of damage, but it's dwarfed in sizey the kincaid fire, which has spread across the sonoma county wine region in northern california and now threatens homes in the san francisco bay area. 50,000 people there have been ordered to leave. we're evacuating because this fire is very dangerous. and it is expected to move towards healdsburg and windsor this evening. the winds that we are going to experience will be much like what we experienced in october of 2017. we already have a fire burning and we have advance notice now, and that is why we are taking these precautions. we want you to start evacuating now. water is continually being dropped by planes as firefighters try to contain the blaze on the ground. but days of forecast strong, hot, dry winds are going to make theirjob much more difficult. we are potentially going to see a historical wind event, and it has us highly concerned that the vulnerable areas of california could see some explosive fire. so, that's why we are reiterating this kind of vigilance that we're preac

not only los angeles county and beyond moving down into san diego county.hics with more details. at the moment, red flag warning in effect for the entire area threatened by these fires until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> now to the

firefighters in los angeles county hosing flames, creeping towards this backyard. reinforcements moving in. >> here comes the helicopter. we've got a water drop on the way. >> reporter: officials say one man suffered a heart attack and died while trying to stop the fire from reaching his home. >> obviously, that's very tragic. >> reporter: in this community in riverside where more than 70 mobile homes were destroyed, police say an 89-year-old woman was killed. the cause of that fire captured on a doorbell camera. garbage burning inside this truck, then dumped on a roadside and igniting. >> identified the cause, obviously, but we're still investigating whether or not there will be any type of criminal charges pending. >> reporter: and those strong winds blowing through the trees carrying burning embers and causing all of this destruction aren't letting up just yet. the national weather service has now extended the red flag warnings for some areas saying the fire danger could continue until tomorrow evening. marci gonzalez, abc news, porter ranch, california. >>> pg&

the los angeles county fire chief says nearly four thousand acres have burned and one fire is 5% contained. no word yet on the causes of the fires. fire danger is expected to worsen over the weekend prompting pg&e to announce another round of the power shutoffs. portions of marin, sonoma, alameda, contra kosta, san mateo and santa clara counties. the warnings come as they work to restore power to those who are still without it from yesterday. so far they've restored pow tore 94% of the customers. >> reporter: just as power was turned off to many, pg&e say as third shutoff horizon. >> high wind speed, high fuel content, the power shutoffs are a necessary tool. >> reporter: pg&e officials say they're closely monitoring the strongest offshore wind event this season, possibly in year, set to take aim at northern california late saturday. >> we're forecasting widespread wind gust, 40 to 60 miles per hour over most of the terrain of northern california with peak gusts in isolated locations 07 to 80 miles per hour. >> many who lost power last time could have it back just temporarily. pg&e began n

the saddleridge fire burning in los angeles county is 42% contained. it scorched 8,000 acres and burned 40 homes and structures. a reporter spoke to a family who lost everything in the fire. >> reporter: next door neighbors, long time neighbors and both of them lost their homes on the same night. the saddleridge fire racing. got out in a hurry. fortunately everyone made it out safely here. but two families in this neighborhood lost their homes. the silver family joined me on a live report. recalling the heart break thursday night when they left their home of 21 years for the last time. >> it was devastating. i mean, we knew -- we knew when we evacuated that it wasn't going to be here because the flames were all around the house. >> reporter: and around the neighbor's house. a 91-year-old woman and her son lived here. she lived here for 34 years. >> barely made it. the fire department has to carry the woman. she is 91. they carried her out. >> the woman and her son sought safety. he came back to check on both homes. >> i drove up and saw the house burni

then also o this other specicies cald cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los angeles countyand then now, almost two years later, i'm back asassessing are those species still here. and they are. we literally are collaborators. like, we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaboration makes this specimen and citizen science and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. pauly: this one's gonna go right there. we have the specimens that you see behind me, and other specimens all throughout ththis institution. over 35 5 llion spececimens and historicalal collection objects. and those can basically be a time machine so that we can understand where species were found in the past. when we think about the greatest threats to biodiversity that our planet is currently facing, we think about t things like climate chaange, andnd the realility ist onene of the b biggest t threats actually u urbanizatioion. so,o, we now knknow that asas o, 50% of the human population is now living in urban areas, and so, suddenly, it becomes a huge

>>some city plus ferocious santa ana winds fueling an aggressive wildfire in los angeles county fast spreading flames that have forced a 100,000 people to flee, we'll >>breaking news, the genie holding a news conference updating customers on the status of the power situation. let's get right to that news conference in downtown san francisco that is bill johnson, the ceo of pg >>the biggest risk of our equipment in these conditions is a vegetation attacking distribution which causes admission cause a spark. and can lead to a fire. so did experience that rest are in this p s p s event. yes, we did it. the winds we experienced like the winds happening in southern california. we're such speed. that gives blue branches and trees into our power law. about this risk of ignition. but thankfully, those lines are not energized.

the governor declaring a stacy of emergen in both counties up los angeles county and in sonoma county set aside $75 million in a new fund to migate the costs of the massive power shut office, the intentional power shut officehe by t utilititi to try to prevent fires. it is it working? well we'll find out. want to show you something first t ght here. i don't know if you can seee in istance while that home is destroyed over there you can see the pink on the ro, the check droppe by the firefighters on the homes which to try to save the neighborhood which they didf hundreds thousands of penal with power intentionally cut off in the tech capital othe world. what sort of technology are we using to try and better predict there well there are a couple of pilot programs going on for the first time in year. onof them is called wi fire a $200,000 fire program out of uc n diego and using cameras and to predict where the fire is going. and l.a. county fire chief darryl boss ohs by told me it's workg here. >> when he look at the projection, a press conferenc last night there was a low in the a fire

in los angeles county, nearly 8,000 acres burned.s morning, firefighters sll t avoid a flare-up, and the kind of nightmare monica and drew silver walked out of their house to find thursday night. wind whipping burning embers, flames closing in on them from three sides. >> we looked at each other and knew we weren't going to come home to a house. the embers were flying horizontally across the walkway and the driveway, and the kids went, we're not going out there, and i said, if we don't, we die. >> reporter: they returned with an insurance adjuster confirming their fears. >> it was hard to hear somebody say it's a total loss, no question about it. >> reporter: theirs is one of dozens of homes destroyed this week as several fires burned out control. confirming a second person was killed in this mobile home community that was quickly overcome by flames, and this morning in los angeles county, mandatory evacuation orders are lifted. residents now return.meinhog >> we're very lucky. we're very, very fortunate. >> reporter: while the silve

the saddle ridge fire burning in los angeles county has forced tens of thousands to flee their homes.h winds and dry conditions are fueling the flames. we have team coverage, meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the conditions there but first we go to christina coalman in porter ranch, california. christina? >> well, jon, these fires caused a lot of damage i'm standing here at a house that was destroyed you could see here this wall belongs on the second floor of the house, but you could see the second floor it has caved in, on top of all of this melted debris, you could see all of this right here, but i've got to tell you there's good news that came out of all of this and it's the love and support from the community for the people who live here. i just spoke with a mom who live s here and she was able to pull out this birthday decoration she had for her children. take a listen to what she has to say about the love and support from the community. >> i'm so grateful i have my family and i have a great community for support, great family. we've got over 100 calls and texts and i thank ev

we begin with omar jimenez live in los angeles county.damage this fire has done in a few hours is remarkable. are they having any progress getting this under control? >> jim and poppy, that is the number one priority right now. this is obviously a situation that balloons in a matter of hours overnight. you can see over my shoulder here, this is what people here in los angeles are waking up to. people still headed to work, meanwhile hillsides on fire, thousands facing evacuation and as you look at how this fire has burned across this ridge, in the beginning it started where i was pointing to earlier but as you can see it's continued to move over across and on that far ridge where we're seeing on the left side right now, that is new. that popped up within the last 25 minutes or so and highlights part of what officials are fearing in this, winds right now you can -- may be able to see the smoke as it's blowing is headed in the west/southwest driven by these high winds. officials are describing it as a dynamic fire and based on what we've see

. >>> authorities in los angeles county are searching for a pony freeway in long beach.he chp released this photo of that small horse pinto, which suffered minor injuries in the hit-and-run crash yesterday morning. now investigators say the 10- year-old boy fell off the pony while riding it on the nearby side street. pinto tried it onto the freeway, where he was hit by the black suv. the small horse suffered some cuts and bruises, but it's otherwise okay. the driver of that car took off. >>> still ahead here, more bay area restaurants are calling it quits. the changes that are challenging their business. >>> when protesters block the front entrance to a whole foods store. >>> a slow warm up is headed our way. i'll have the details when i get back. >>> police in san francisco cited 33 animal rights activists for trespassing today during a protest at a whole foods store. the activists used trains to block the entrances to the market on 24th street in nothey supplying goods to whole foods is cruel to animals. >>> two popular area restaurants have closed for good. one in oak

fire in los angeles county scorched 8000 acres in the san fernando communities. they have containment at 33%, at least 31 homes were destroyed by the flames with wind being whipped up to 78 miles per hour. is not known how the fire is has started. some sand electric power line is to blame. >>> the brush underneath that tower was on fire. the wind was blowing so hard it took off. >>> back in the bay area more than 1000 people attended a fire prevention event where a revenant from busters car fire made it public debut. fire chief says the pickup is a symbol of wildfires who is bigger and more devastating and deadly than ever. >> what more powerful than to show that two people who want their debt didn't see that. this is what could happen. >> in addition to seeing the pickup, attendees got to meet firefighters and witness rescue demonstrations. all proceeds from the event will go to help burn survivors. >>> dozens of demonstrators took over the turkish airlines ticket counter. they are protesting against the turkish invasion of territory in syria. passengers had to

vast areas of california may last for days there are already some fires burning in parts of los angeles county and nearby but the central cities of los angeles san francisco oakland sacramento those are not expected to be affected by any fires and the lights are still on at least in los angeles for now full cost to say a typhoon heading for japan will be the most powerful to hit tokyo and more than 60 year as well people in the chiba region a securing their belongings ahead of super typhoon haggis on saturday many are still recovering from last month's the typhoon fos i had this is expected to head west and east in japan between saturday and sunday. still ahead on the news hour. thank you very much we begin with news of an historic day for a rainy and football the men's team enjoyed one of the biggest ever victories with a 14 mil thrashing of cambodia in a world cup qualifier in tehran most significantly though it was the fact that women were allowed to attend the game of the being allowed to enter a stadium for a men's match for the 1st time in decades zain bears robbie was there. everyone he

vast areas of california may last for days there are already some fires burning in parts of los angeles county and nearby but the central cities of los angeles san francisco oakland sacramento those are not expected to be affected by any fires and the lights are still on at least in los angeles for now the german chancellor angela merkel is promising 0 tolerance for hate crimes after wednesday's shooting in the eastern city of hama while security is being stepped up across the country the local jewish community is accusing the police of being too slow to respond under summons reports now from. this is the only suspect in the house shooting flown in to face germany's federal supremes colt stefan dalliance is charged with 2 counts of murder a 9 of attempted murder had it not been for this locked door prosecutors say there could have been a mass killing in how a synagogue more than 60 jewish worshipers on their who list day of the year. the leader of how as jewish community alerted the police on his phone he says he and others watched on security cameras as the lone attackers shot at the outer do

night out of southern california where upwards of 50,000 people are being evacuated tonight in los angeles county, the tick fire has been burning since early this afternoon. firefighters are protecting homes from the wind-whipped fire that is roaring toward subdivisions in santa clarita los angeles county officials say that that fire has grown to some 5,000 acres in just a few hours in the canyon country area. we have seen homes burning and those evacuations as we said are underway. heavy smoke is shrouding the area you can see here is consuming brushy hills surrounded by neighborhoods. >>and in marion county, the largest fire of the year in that county is now under control this is known as the mere fire burned 58 acres before firefighters were able to get the upper hand marin county firefighters say they were never evacuation orders and no buildings or homes burn and highway one know at last check was still closed between near beach and stinson beach fire crews are going to remain on scene overnight just to make sure hot spots still burn and out of control and firefighters in richmond contained.

to deport carranza nine times before but they requested were not honored by santa clara and los angeles counties. >>> san francisco leaders are now reportedly trying to shoot down a national rifle association lawsuit recently filed against the city. the nra sued in response to a resolution that called the nra a terror organization. the resolution also sought to ban business with anyone doing business with the nra. the mayor's office eventually ordered agencies to ignore the resolution. at that point the nra had argued free speech violations, taking legal action. according to "the examiner" the city's attorney's office yesterday filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> in santa clara county, this is day ten of county workers strike and negotiations are still at a standstill after the county said that it put its final and last offer on the table. "today in the bay's" roz plater is at valley medical center with what happens next and what we should expect to see as peopl who are in santa clara county. [ no audio ] all right, we are not hearing's roz's microphone right now. it is a rolling strike a

>>and los angeles county is now banning flavored tobacco products, the la board of supervisors unanimously voted on the ban which includes flavor the cigarettes on tuesday, one of the supervisors there said that the growing popularity of the cigarettes and vaping is a health concern, particularly for younger users. the los angeles ban goes into effect in 30 days tonight to an 11th person in the us has died from eastern equine encephalitis also known as triple e. >>a michigan health official confirmed another death there this afternoon. it's a 4th death in that state tripoli's a rare virus transmitted by mosquitoes. the cdc says they're usually just 5 to 10 human cases reported in the us every year with roughly 30% resulting in deaths. this year there's been an uptick in the number of reported cases with at least 32 confirmed cases in 6 states. >>coming up it's a big sports evening in oakland marking k will set you up a bay area sports night with an update on the a's wild card playoff game. >>beautiful fall night for baseball, the winds they are going to be a story by ["white rabbit" by jef

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. >> reporter: california's governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles county and riverside county 90 miles east. there, 76 calimesa mobile homes were lost. authorities confirmed 89-year-old lois arvickson died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke pulled over and dumped burning trash near the brush. >> i pulled up to him, and i said, "you can't-- you cannot stay here with the wind and then the field right there. you're going to catch everything on fire." >> reporter: the trailer park is now a crime scene, investigated by cal fire and the riverside county central homicide unit. it is a stark reminder of how easily these wildfires can quickly flare up and become deadly. so fire officials here are imploring people to clean off any leaves, needles, and other dry brush blown by the seasonal winds, because, meg, this is only the beginning of fire season. >> oliver: stark reminder, indeed. errol barnett, thank you. from fire to snow and ice. an autumn snowstorm is hitting an area from north dakota to