a good stretch of the pch through malibu was closed early last month as flames burned homes right there along the highway in beach. a three mile stretch reopened at 8:00 this morning. many in the area say the reopening is a crucial part of the recovery. >> it's exciting because that gives us a sense of normalcy that we can get back to, you know, to the beach, go back to the piers. >> travel is still reduced to one lane in each direction along a ten mile stretch between santa monica and carbon beach in malibu in hawaii, ten people have been arrested in connection to a deadly new year's eve firework explosion. five people were killed in this incident, including a three year old boy. more than 20 people were injured. investigators say a bundle of the explosives fell onto its side after being lit, setting off crates containing other fireworks. officials announced four arrests this past weekend. more arrests are expected, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find around t

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so some flash flood watches have already been issued for santa clarita, los angeles area malibu, someose burn scars that that concern, if you're going to see some rain rates, maybe a half an inch, maybe an inch per hour or more, and that could lead to somebmudslides and debris flows and it's just going to be a mass flood watches continuing all the way mecca. love have it. also into santa ana laguna niguel and further south of the san diego. so all these areas experience all those fires, boy, it's just going to get hammered as we head toward the next 48 hours. and you see, here's the storm system begins come onshore. there you go at 03:45am. in the morning, starting in the rain in los angeles area and then a really starts to ramp up once it gets going thursday. boy, it just keeps going all day long, not ending until the evening hours. so going to pick up tremendous amounts of rain. in fact, downtown los angeles, maybe 2 and a half inches of rain there. look, i'm out all the over 5 and a half inches of rain and that's a concern of the coastal range is up over the malibu area. a lot of r

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even other fires in malibu, certainly.a, maui. >> president trump visited fire ravaged areas in the pacific palisades ten days ago and signed an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint, and lithium ion batteries. >> firefighters are working to help the la area recover from wildfires, were visited by dogs from a canine support nonprofit group. first responders at the noble creek center welcomed the respite from their round the clock duty on the fire lines. a catering company also teamed up with volunteers to help bring hot meals to hundreds of first responders. >> heroes. and they're not eating. they need to eat. so linda is an amazing cook and since then started a catering company. so when this whole devastating thing happened in los angeles, we thought we got to bring this back. and she started cooking all this food. and then it was three fire stations and then ten fire stations, and now 25 fire stations. >> i've lost count

the county did reopen access to malibu and unincorporated portions of pch today, but the mayor's officekeep that last three mile stretch shut down a little longer. id checkpoints to enter pacific palisades will remain in place. residents returning home are still concerned about looters and squatters coming to homes that are still standing, but are now uninhabitable. the environmental protection agency is on the ground in los angeles, as nearly a thousand personnel begin to sift through hazardous wildfire debris. this is the largest wildfire cleanup in epa history. they are assembling teams of 60 to clear hazardous materials from more than 13,000 residential and 250 commercial properties that were all impacted by these fires. over 5500 properties have already been surveyed. >> we want to move as fast as we can to get people to that next step, so they can remove their debris and start envisioning their new their new home. these are hazmat technicians, which unfortunately have a lot of experience with wildfire cleanup going back to chico, even other fires in malibu, certainly. lahaina, mau

. >>> in the meantime the pacific coast highway from malibu to the pacific palisades has partially reopenednth after the devastating palisades fire. only one lane is open each direction and the speed limit has been reduced. however, drivers will no longer have to stop at checkpoints to show their ids. >>> california's largest insurer, state farm, is asking regulators to approve an emergency rate increase following damage from the l.a. wildfires. state farm says it's received close to 9,000 claims related to those fires. they've already paid out more than $1 billion to policyholders. the company says that rising total is putting "very significant pressure" on its financial strength and ability to pay claims. state farm is asking for a 22% hike for california homeowners on average, 15% for condo owners, and 38% for rental dwellings. california approved rate hikes for state farm the last two years, around 7% in 2023 and a 20% increase just last year. >>> today crews started removing wreckage of the plane that collided with a helicopter near washington, d.c., what investigators are now revealin

and of course, we're talking about, you know, malibu, the palisades fire area, and then altadena, justentioned, the storm does head out of here. but, chris, you know, cal fire was already saying, you know, they're already calling in extra resources. people aren't being allowed to go back to the burn scar areas. they want everyone out of the way. they're worried about saving lives again in these same areas. >> bill karins, thank you. and another big problem stemming from the california wildfires. the insurance plan of last resort has so many claims it's run out of money. so state regulators are jumping in with a big money bailout. nbc's steve patterson is reporting that story for us. so i guess the obvious question is, will people who lost their homes, their cars, potentially everything, get the money that they're owed? >> yeah. >> chris. >> unfortunately. >> like so much in this crisis, the answer to your. >> question is to. >> be determined. >> but i think it exposes. >> what so many people have felt about the fire insurance market in california, which is that it. is not sustainable.

amount ball, the almost 6 inches of rain that we're going to see some these coastal ranges get above malibu. some of the coastal range is there. you could be talking for maybe 6 inches of rain likely going to see some mudslides. debris flows. it's going to mess a socal as we head in toward the next few days. guys, back to you. thanks. alerts. kanye west's yeezy dot com web site has been pulled down amid outrage over the sale of anti semitic t-shirts. >> e-commerce platform shopify says the site violated its terms. all of this stems from west super bowl ad where he encouraged people to go to the web site, which then switched over to selling only a $20 swastika t-shirt. people criticize fox for airing the commercial since kanye. a bit posting racist and anti-semitic comments on x or twitter in the days leading up to the game last night, the rapper's x account was deactivated, but it's not clear whether the platform shut it down earth. west deactivated it to himself. president trump is pressuring arab leaders too, take in palestinians from gaza yesterday. he said if hamas does not release all

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even other fires in malibu, certainly.a, maui. >> president trump went to the fire ravaged areas in pacific palisades ten days ago. he signed an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint and lithium ion batteries. >> the grammys went on as planned in los angeles, despite concerns that they would be canceled because of the wildfires. >> it was the biggest night of the music industry. it was transformed into a time to spotlight the city and the wildlife. wildfire relief and recovery efforts. reporter ashley dvorkin tells us more. >> the 67th annual grammy award, honoring music of the past year while raising support for those affected by the l.a. wildfires. >> it's often said that in the darkest times, the best of humanity shines through, and the people of los angeles right now are a perfect example of that. >> host trevor noah opened by sharing how the telecast would honor the resilience of the city of los angeles. donations wer

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yesterday, los angeles county did reopen access to malibu and to unincorporated parts of pch.re will reopen id checkpoints to get into pacific palisades will stay in place to reduce looting. some of the residents going back home still worry about looters and squatters getting into homes that are still standing, but they're now uninhabitable. well, the environmental protection agency is on the ground there in los angeles is almost a thousand personnel start sifting through hazardous wildfire debris. this is the biggest wildfire cleanup in the history of the epa. it's assembling teams to clear hazardous materials for more than 13,000 residential and 250 commercial properties affected by the wildfires. >> we want to move as fast as we can to get people to the next step so they can remove their debris and start envisioning their new, their new home. these are hazmat technicians, which unfortunately have a lot of experience with wildfire cleanup going back to chico. even other fires in malibu, certainly lahaina, maui. >> now ten days ago, president trump went to see the fire ravage

that's what we'll do in malibu, pal pal -- palisades. >> security is extremely high level. can be in america is the super bowl this weekend. i think we'll be okay. it's cool. sentimentally this is -- this is my first super bowl in the 1995 season. brian knew me back then making 9,450 bucks a year and new york one tv said we'll give you three installment of $150 if you could your first super bowl stand-up. they wouldn't pay for my travel, food, nothing. i had to wait for the parties to eat. and the first party i went to was howie long's party. now my teammate. he threw a party at the house of blues. we used to drive me back to new york city from giants stadium because i couldn't afford bus and subway fare. now here i am at fox. >> lawrence: what about the officials and all that? the leaders shot it down. a lot of people will watch the officiating for this big game. >> i wish they would say less is more. less is more. you could find something on every play to call and it's a violent game and that's what happens. i wish they would say less is more. >> steve: you have been on o

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palisades fire scorched more than 23,000 acres in pacific palisades and in malibu. the eden fire tore through 18,000 acres. the immediate danger has passed the road to recovery will be long with recovery costs expected to reach billions. as the area reopens, tensions are running high. pacific palisades and the pacific coast highway will reopen to the public on sunday. as nation guards are removed. people in the area worry that looting and toxic debris with basic services still down. the l.a.p.d. says it will be boosting patrols. >>> coming closer to home now. it's raining, it's wet. it's one of those days where you immediately turn around and want to come back inside. >> it's one of those days that if you're in bed and you don't have to go outside, stay in. it's not the greatest for outdoor plans. the atmospheric river is bringing us some much needed moisture. that much needed moisture again it has arrived and i'm sure you felt it when you stepped outside yesterday. it's going to continue today. over the past six hours we've seen a good amount of rain and we're goin

actually the last paston of tourism -- baston of tourism was malibu and la has been a shantytown forears and drive through west hollywood or los angeles and point out all the different homeless people defecating on the corner? i know that sounds crazy, but that's the reality of los angeles right now. so there's a lot more they've got to do to clean up tourism versus sending people in. i don't even know what they'd do. stuart: are they eating out? are the bars prosperous? >> restaurant business and bars have already been struggling for the past 5-10 years in los angeles because there's no control there. taxes are going up, wages are going umm and what happens you let people come in and destroy the city and those people don't have a good clean environment which to serve the food to the -- drinks, et cetera. people have been leaving los angeles and coming to orange county to open restaurants, you know, huntington beach and all those areas in which they actually prosecute crime. it's a real sad situation because los angeles -- and of course there's beverly hills and west la and posh area

county fire camp 8 in malibu, please welcome ryan maurice. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you doing>> jimmy: first of all, on behalf of all of the of us, thank you for everything you've done. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] captain peterson was on the scene within ten minutes of the eaton fire. he led a crew fighting the fire for 48 hours straight. is that correct? >> pretty darn close to it, sir. >> jimmy: wow. your family is full of firefighters? >> yeah, my great grandfather was one of the chiefs of chicago fire back in the day. then my dad was a wild land firefighter in kansas. and then my son has now joined the ranks of l.a. county fire as a firefighter. so i'm very proud of that as well. >> jimmy: nice. you said kansas. how long have you been a fan of the kansas city chiefs? >> i don't remember not being a fan. >> jimmy: okay, very good. >> i pictured being in a uniform when i was fur 4, 5 years old. kansas city chiefs all the way. >> jimmy: you didn't come with the swifties? [ laughter ] >> no, no, but taylor swift is a musical genius. >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. [

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in malibu, the area of concern is the palisades fire burn scar. >> i can tell you that.ve got k-rails. there's berms, there's wattles, practically everything you can imagine in the toolbox are out, and they're monitoring it closely. so we're doing everything we can to be ready for it. but mother nature is going to decide how it comes out. >> due to the rain, caltrans making the difficult decision to close pch yesterday. >> we have slopes, natural slopes and man made slopes that are quite unstable right now that could even fail and have been failing even when it's not raining. the rain hits another level of concern for me. >> the closure will be through friday after two storms passed through the area. >> whether you're traveling, motorist or you are a property owner, there is risk in in our environment right now. risk of bodily damage, property damage. risk to lives and risk to the environment. >> the closure already taking its toll on the community. >> this is a major impact on our residents. major impact on our small businesses. major impact on our school kids. this is

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just past tuna canyon road is where las angeles an-and malibu begins. holmes stood all along here starting at 19,000 pch. home after home gun looking north, a view of the shoreline from the road. behind the barriers. still law enforcement, national guardsmen, disaster cleanup companies and utility companies like socal edison, we're working on burned power poles. >> past big rock drive rows and rows of low-slung beach houses used to be here. now charred bricks, debris and cars. at the end of a stretch of homes where moon shadows the restaurant once stood. you'll also see this block of seemingly untouched homes across the highway, a concrete rock well above the k rail. but beyond that cement break, the destruction returns. by the time you get up to duke's much of the destruction fires able to be held here last for us. >> driving back home south on pch. more of the same miles and miles of devastation up against the pacific ocean. i noticed in the distance, the skyline and realized is the first time downtown santa monica has been visitle from this part of t

the air quality and environment of malibu. there's a lot at topanga and pch.hat's pacific coast highway. it will be used as a transfer site for dangerous items like lithium batteries, propane tanks and pesticides that cannot go into a landfill. >> how will we know that the epa truly do leave this landscape and this ecosystem as they found it? i don't know how i can entrust that from happening, and they really haven't kind of at all attempted to have a dialog with us as a community. we feel totally blindsided that this has just happened. >> the epa is saying protections are in place and that some debris will be isolated, triple wrapped, and sealed before being transported. >> a message of hope and raising funds to rebuild a fire aid benefit concert was held in southern california last night. the event was fully packed with stars including the legendary singer songwriter stevie nicks. >> and she gave a surprise shout out to some bay area firefighters. but as abc seven news reporter lena howland explains, there was one small thing that she didn't quite get right.

. >> 3 days into his term is malibu. mayor mickey pearson watched his hometown burns.i got to spend 4 years dealing with fire recovery. and what's that like? it's a nightmare. it's traumatic. it's overwhelming. after the recent la wildfires, pearson believes new technology might be the answer. >> there is no way we're ever going to have enough firefighters to staff are put out these big fires. you can't you can't stop him. you can't put them out. so technology is exactly what we have to look let. this is more of an illustrative idea to some so people can grasp the idea of holding forest thinks big. his solution is called high. protect wonder what would happen if we could put house underground and bring it back up. >> we'll stick and it started from that 0.5 years, 3 patents and a team of 8 engineers later hybrid tech is set to build a prototype, a home that descends underground and hydraulics protected by a sliding fire resistant cover. even the utilities disconnect automatically. we were skeptical as can be at the beginning because we thought it was crazy. >> idea jus

artificial intelligence to find anomalies of legislation to find the guide from fresno proposing a bill in malibu it and figure out how to take advantage of it, bad stuff will happen. and with julie. >> if you feel compelled. >> i'm not compelled. go ahead. >> last question from me and then we will take questions from the audience. we have a number of students here, especially for them, i would like each to ask each of you to briefly recall a particular piece of journalism you remember from when you were young that helped propel you into this work? >>. >> by us or by anybody? >> by anybody. >> somebody else's journalism that inspired you? >> i remember as a young reporter reading a book by solomon rabb who was the new york times ÃÃi was a kid in new orleans so i don't think i had ever read the new york times. wrote a book about a series of murders in new york. called the carrier girl murders. it was beautifully crafted. the first half of the book was a portrait of the guy convicted as a killer. then all the sudden with the lives of the women and this guy in the way that the police were traded and

. >> 3 days into his term is malibu. mayor mickey pearson watched his hometown burns. so i got to spend 4 years dealing with fire recovery. and what's that like? it's a nightmare. it's traumatic. it's overwhelming. after the recent la wildfires, pearson believes new technology might be the answer. >> there is no way we're ever going to have enough firefighters to staff are put out these big fires. you can't you can't stop him. you can't put them out. so technology is exactly what we have to look let. this is more of an illustrative idea to some so people can grasp the idea holden forest thinks big his solution is called high. protect wonder what would happen if we could put house underground and bring it back up. >> we'll and it started from that 0.5 years, 3 patents and a team of 8 engineers later hybrid tech is set to build a prototype, a home that descends underground and hydraulics protected by a sliding fire resistant cover. even the utilities disconnect automatically. we were skeptical as can be at the beginning because we thought it was crazy. >> idea just like

the risk is highest in the palisades, altadena and malibu fire zones, where almost no vegetation hasmonth's devastating fires, officials now warning the few residents with homes still standing to prepare for possible evacuations. >> when you're given an evacuation order, he the order and leave as soon as you can. nothing that you have back home is worth your life. >> the storm could derail phase two of debris removal in the area. governor newsom called the process the largest in california state history, and one he hopes will help jumpstart rebuilding efforts. >> in a matter of weeks. six weeks, seven weeks. we hope folks are out there starting the construction phase. >> but it won't be easy and recovery is expected to be costly for everyone in the state. on tuesday, california approved a request by the state's insurance commissioner for an additional $1 billion to help pay out fire claims under the fair plan. that plan provides insurance for homeowners who can't get private coverage, but private insurance companies will have to bear half the cost and can pass the other half on to ho

. >> 3 days into his term is malibu. mayor mickey pearson watched his hometown burns.t to spend 4 years dealing with fire recovery. and what's that like? it's a night it's traumatic. it's overwhelming. after the recent la wildfires, pearson believes new technology might be the answer. >> there is no way we're ever going to have enough firefighters to staff are put out these big fires. you can't you can't stop him. you can't put them out. so technology is exactly what we have to look let. this is more of an illustrative idea to so people can grasp. the idea of holden forest thinks big. his solution is called high. protect wonder what would happen if we could put house underground and bring it back up. >> we'll and it started from that 0.5 years, 3 patents and a team of 8 engineers later hybrid tech is set to build a prototype, a home that descends underground and hydraulics protected by a sliding fire resistant cover. even the utilities disconnect automatically. we were skeptical as can be at the beginning because we thought it was crazy. >> idea just like most people w

than it is for the people who live in the pacific palisades and the people that live that lived in malibuhis is a historically black generational community, and altadena was one of the few places in los angeles. and i know a lot of people kind of have this perception that los angeles was always liberal and that, you know, they're one of the more tolerant, inclusive cities. and while that may be true to now, that wasn't always the case. and altadena was one of the few places where black people who were upwardly mobile, who had pieced together their version of the american dream, this is where they could go set up roots, and the fact that they have been so vigilant over generations to maintain this connection, maintain their property. you've got people who are in the same house that their mamas and grandmas and great grandparents lived in. that's that's an important through line to keep. and so considering how these insurance companies are considering, as you know, when the world gets sick, black people get the pandemic, it's important that we continue to tell people about their story and g

near the lake fire, palisades fire towards malibu, altadena and eaton, all in the moderate risk. surprise me to up this to a high risk if it does look like we will get intense rainfall rates. as far as rainfall totals, it's possible for six to ten inches in some of the mountainous areas. that would cause flooding even without burn scars. this could be troublesome and we're worried. >> bill and adrian, thank you both. >>> it was a stunning moment on capitol hill, a sitting congresswoman used a floor speech to accuse her ex-fiancee and other men of serious crimes including rape. >> reporter: rnc reports. >> south carolina congresswoman nancy mace taking to the house floor to publicly accuse four men including her ex-fiancee of what she described as heinous crimes against women, including herself. >> i'm going scorched earth. the bridges i burn this evening light our way forward. >> reporter: mace, without specific evidence, spent close to an hour detailing allegations including rape and filming women and young girls without their consent. she accused her ex-fiancee of being at the

. >> rain is coming down in malibu and the pacific palisades, bringing fears of landslides and toxicebris to the palisades fire burn zone. officials in los angeles county say there are natural and man made slopes that are unstable, even without wet weather. residents and city leaders are concerned the rain could bring potential disaster. >> the area is unstable and high risk to people. whether you're traveling, motorist or you are a property owner, there is risk in in our environment right now. >> well, the rain is actually helping out, obviously, because there's not only the houses that are affected from the inside, they're affected on the outside. there's soot everywhere. so it's pretty much just washing it away. >> while the region is in desperate need of rain, it does bring some problems, including commute issues in a region that's already seen so much turmoil. a coastal community in southern california is shifting downslope and closer to the pacific at a rapid rate. radar imagery recently revealed the palos verdes peninsula is experiencing a slow moving landslide. according to n

the risk is highest in the palisades, altadena and malibu fire zones, where almost no vegetation has been left after last month's devastating fires. officials now warning the few residents with homes still standing to prepare for possible evacuations. >> when you're given an evacuation order, he the order and leave as soon as you can. nothing that you have back home is worth your life. >> the storm could derail phase two of debris removal in the area. governor newsom called the process the largest in california state history, and one he hopes will help jumpstart rebuilding efforts. >> in a matter of weeks, six weeks, seven weeks, we hope folks are out there starting the construction phase. >> but it won't be easy and recovery is expected to be costly for everyone in the state. on tuesday, california approved a request by the state's insurance commissioner for an additional $1 billion to help pay out fire claims under the fair plan. that plan provides insurance for homeowners who can't get private coverage, but private insurance companies will have to bear half the cost and can pass t

flames tore through homes right along the beach in malibu and pacific palisades, forcing the closuretch of pch. it reopened yesterday morning after nearly a month. many in the area see the reopening as a crucial part of the recovery. >> it's exciting because that gives us a sense of normalcy that we can get back to, you know, to the beach, go back to the piers. >> travel is still reduced to one lane in each direction there along that part of pch. wildfire survivors in southern california may have to wait up to a year and a half before rebuilding their homes, in part due to government red tape. a federal program will pay contractors to haul away debris and ash at no cost to residents, but they need to get approval first through multiple agencies. the los angeles county government, the federal army corps of engineers and the epa, unlicensed contractors and scam artists are also preying on wildfire survivors. one man, who lives in altadena, is being honored for putting out what was likely a life saving call on social media during the eaton fire. climate scientist edgar mcgregor, who gra

this goes from anywhere, los angeles to ventura, this includes the malibu area. this is all of our major fires we just got done with, and life-threatening flooding is being advertised. we're talking as much as 4 to 5 inches of rain max at the higher elevations. lower elevations, most likely right around 1 to 3 inches. even in los angeles itself, this will easily be the biggest rain storm of the winter season, up to 2 inches. the mountainous areas is where we're worried about. further to the north, we're also going to be watching heavier rainfall. isolated problems with flooding could be possible. san francisco, we have you from 1 to 3 inches. the mountains are going to get significant snow out of this too. our last snow pack report was a little below average. this will help things out. we're easily expecting 2, maybe 3 feet of snow all along the portions of the sierra mountain range, even around mt. shasta. this will be a thursday story. possibility, when those fires hit the hillsides, they take all the vegetation, and those roots are what holds that soil in plac

. >> rain is coming down in malibu and the pacific palisades, bringing fears of landslides and toxics to the fire burn areas. officials in los angeles county say there are natural and man made slopes that are unstable, even without this wet weather. residents and city leaders are concerned the rain could bring potential disaster. >> the area is unstable and high risk to people. whether you're traveling, motorist or you are a property owner, there is risk in in our environment right now. >> well, the rain is actually helping out, obviously, because there's not only the houses that are affected from the inside, they're affected on the outside. there's soot everywhere. so it's pretty much just washing it away. >> while the region is in desperate need of rain, it does bring some problems, including commute issues in a region that's already seen so much turmoil. >> here at home, a landslide in santa rosa. it happened in a neighborhood that burned in the tubbs fire back in 2017. our crews were there this morning at the top of deer creek trail, where a huge swath of land broke away and dest

. >> 3 days into his term is malibu. mayor mickey pearson watched his hometown burns.to spend 4 years dealing with fire recovery. and what's that like? it's a nightmare. it's traumatic. it's overwhelming. after the recent la wildfires, pearson believes new technology might be the answer. >> there is no way we're ever going to have enough firefighters to staff are put out these big fires. you can't you can't stop him. you can't put them out. so technology is exactly what we have to look let. this is more of an illustrative idea to some so people can grasp the idea holden forest thinks big his solution is called high. protect wonder what would happen if we could put house underground and bring it back up. >> we'll and it started from that 0.5 years, 3 patents and a team of 8 engineers later hybrid tech is set to build a prototype, a home that descends underground and hydraulics protected by a sliding fire resistant cover. even the utilities disconnect automatically. we were skeptical as can be at the beginning because we thought it was crazy. >> idea just like most peopl

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unfortunately have a lot of experience with wildfire cleanup going back to chico and other fires and malibuthose fires broke out about a month ago but that is going to happen tomorrow starting at 8:0. this area will be open to the general public. again you'll see crews at your sifting through the property to remove hazardous materials. they're also going to be more police officers in the area to try and keep this community safe. jon: what a job they have ahead of them, christina coleman thanks. jon: grammy awards tomorrow will feel a little different this year in the wake of the recent wildfires but many artists are performing or nominated for awards had to flee their homes. now that music community sees this event as a chance to bring unity back to the city. arthel neville spoke to some this impacted in southern california. >> it is the night music stars shine. they celebrate for days leading up to grammy night. this year's festivities will be condensed with a focus on unity and raising additional relief funds. also to honor the brave first responders. grammy week 2025 takes on a different

♪ ♪ >> from altadena, to malibu, to the pacific palisades, let show the world who we are!ife and i like so many others living the pacific palisades lost our home in the fires. ♪ ♪ >> for us, so much empathy and care and shock really, and some anger thrown in there, too. ♪ ♪ >> why was it important for you to be a part of this cons are? >> i lived here for 50 years so this place is really my blood. >> two l.a. venues, more than $60 million raised for fire relief and nearly 30 a-list musicians including... no doubt, pink, billie eilish, stevie nicks, olivia rodrigo, and green day. >> of course, we are here. >> travis barker drum for jelly roll on hollywood nights and katy perry performed with the pass adia choir that lost its rehearsal hall in the flames. >> they are resilient and they are singing a song i sing very rarely but i thought it was really appropriate called "rise." ♪ ♪ >> lady gaga closed a star-studded benefit with an original song. >> me and my friend michael, my fiancee, we wrote the song for you. ♪ ♪ >> these wear the clothes i was wearing when i fled my hous

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