. >> reporter: anthony marrone is chief of the l.a.ht. he told us the devil winds hurled embers far ahead of the fire, like snowfall from hell. >> embers like this are transported in the smoke column. >> so, this is being blown by the winds -- >> thousands and thousands of burning embers this size and bigger being transported by that wind and that smoke column. >> reporter: chief marrone says fires normally run uphill. >> but with these winds, it was pushed downhill into these neighborhoods. >> and some of these embers, blocks if not miles of it. >> right. and the embers were being generated not only by the brush on the hillsides, but by the homes that are burning. >> reporter: when the life-threatening winds started building, marrone told us he called up extra crews and engines. but the fires grew too big too fast. demand for water overburdened the system. water pressure dropped, and fire hoses ran dry, while the fires raged. >> people were complaining that there wasn't enough water or wasn't enough water pressure. was that a factor?

i specifically want to thank chief marrone making topanga a top priority in fire fighting efforts inponse to the ongoing fire, we've declared a local health emergency as the chair shared and this is effective county wide. this also includes producting use of power air blowers, which can spread harmful ash and smoke particles. and the motions that supervisor barger indicated also include a funding program for those impacted. we know that while we are fighting on the immediate term, we also know longer term we have to start getting those systems in place. we are hearing the concern from our residents that we won't be able to move swiftly so we're working in a coordinated fashion to ensure the systems that need to deliver for our residents are working together and that we are securing the resources to swiftly get them to our residents. we're also urging residents to avoid ocean waters from surf rider beach to dockweiler state beach, due to contamination caused by fires. please prioritize your health and follow these guidelines. also as chair barger mentioned we introduced a local procla

chief marrone did speak about a specific number. we are still vetting that through on the city side. so more information to come, and we will message that as soon as we can validate that. approximately 400lafd firefighters have been deployed to the palisades fire. we have many hundreds of law enforcement officers, partner agency responders and public works responders engaged in supporting our overall operations. we are going to be transitioning to cal fire this morning, to manage this incident at 0800 hours. next, i'd like to talk briefly about our hurst fire, which is located in sylmar. last night, at approximately 10:10 p.m., the fire erupted in the sylmar area, in los angeles, adjacent to the los angeles national forest. it has rapidly expanded to 500 acres. prompting the evacuation of more than 3,000 residents. this fire is burning within the footprint of the historic saddle ridge fire. now, despite the extreme winds and significant risks, and that's what we're going to be talking about from today and probably throughout the nex

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i'm joined right now by the los angeles county fire chief, anthony marrone.hief, first of all, thanks so much for being with us. i want to talk about what your teams are doing just on these private firefighters. are they force multipliers, do you think? >> oh yeah, i agree with the last guest. >> i think they are force multipliers, but i'd like to state for all of your viewers, everybody in l.a. county gets equal fire protection. and it doesn't matter where you live or your socioeconomic standing, you're going to get great service from the l.a. county fire department. >> i think everybody over the last six days has just i mean, anybody who didn't understand how tough a job firefighting is and how important it is, just as i mean, i have such admiration. i've spent the last days out with firefighters in ways i never had before, and it's incredible what they're doing. i mean, it is truly it's moving what they're doing. um, and they are so committed to to what they do. what are your biggest concerns over the next 12 to 24 hours? >> well, you know, the national we

los angeles county fire chief anthony marrone joins us now.sir, we are so grateful for what you've been doing, as well as everyone that that you work with. and you say that you are better prepared this time, even more aerial resources. with this, the winds set to pick up. but a cal fire spokesperson did tell us that sustained winds over 40 miles an hour is going to ground most of the planes that you all are able to use right now. what kind of firefighting can be done on the ground when those planes are grounded? and what impact does that have? >> yeah, well, it certainly has a negative impact on our efforts to contain a fire. >> however, i really must state for your viewers that unsupported helicopter or aircraft drops did not suppress the wildfire completely. we always have to follow up with crews on the ground. those are usually wildland firefighting hand crews that cut a fire perimeter line around the entire incident, so we can still do those operations. perimeter control. we can use engine companies for structure defense. and also we can u

county fire chief anthony marrone explains. >> conditions that night were unbearable. it was a devil wind that came out, you know, that extreme santa ana wind condition. thousands of burning embers this size and bigger being transported by that wind and that smoke column. >> darren is here with more on the details of what they'll be facing down there in the winds and we're kind of still feeling the impacts even up here. >> there is a connection to this. we're going to feel the same offshore wind event here tomorrow. i'm going to go into a little background how these things are put together, why they keep happening, what's going to happen in l.a. first this visit and in the next visit i'll talk to you about our wind tomorrow morning. we've already got offshore winds developing here. if you look in the central valley, that is the next area of low pressure that is about to spark this next instance of offshore winds. let me show you how this comes together and why it keeps happening this way. when we look at the satellite imagery, you'll notice nothing coming down through

en aquellas zonas donde tenemos el viento aparece esta mancha marrÓn que nos indica que el ambiente escho el ambiente y hace que tengan esta posible dar fuerte de ver incendios. tambiÉn estamos vigilando la posibilidad de que aparezcan nieblas. de hecho en visalia algo de neblina. hay que manejar con precauciÓn en tu duda el Área. el viento estÁ prÁcticamente en calma, podrÍa aparecer algo de niebla. maribel: el tiempo no estÁ cooperando en estos momentos. antonio muchas gracias. seguimos hablando de esos devastadores incendiosporque al menos 19 distritos escolares mantienen el cierre de algunos planteles debido a los incendios en la parte este del distrito escolar unificado de la ciudad de los Ángeles. hay que considerar que no sÓlo son estos incendios sino tambiÉn en la mala calidad del aire. quienes tambiÉn se han visto afectados son los camioneros, esas personas que dependen de esas rutas para llegar a su destino. muchos de ellos han tenido que suspender esas frutas y lo hacen por su seguridad. escuchemos. >> estamos esperando a ver si hay algÚn cambio favorable y pues, una cosa es

here was the la county fire chief anthony marrone earlier today. >> there are not enough firefighter ins la county to address four separate fires of this magnitude. we are doing the best we can, but no, we do not have enough fire personnel in la county between all of the department to handle this. >> to make matters worse, water for firefighters hoses was in short supply. la's high grant system primarily relies on three large water tanks. each one holding around a million gallons. by 3:00 a.m. last night, they had all run dry. 15 hours of fighting multiple major fires at once had depleted the tanks faster than they could be refilled. >>> now tonight, thankfully, the winds have calmed down enough for the fire fighting aircraft to provide air support. additional firefighters are also on their way coming from all across california as well as arizona and they are expected as early as tonight. and president biden has signed a major disaster declaration. although the winds will continue to die down throughout tonight, another round of powerful santa ana winds could pick up again as early a

and the county police or police chief marrone said some of the toxicity of the debris left behind ishigh that they want to be able to test that and really make sure it's safe to go back. but you see the young man and the other who we believe potentially could be his dad, older gentlemen. if they are touching things, they got to be careful. but we understand. look i want to get to something that happened during the news conference, and that was the focus on the broken emergency system, and one of the officials said -- was chiding citizens for not having their alert notifications on on their cell phones, and they said it's a phone system and they can't figure it out and the mayor got into donating to the wildlife relief fund which is very important. they've raised $2 million apparently. and we have that across our screen during the news conference. my concern is that you do have people who want to go back and get their things. what are you telling them about toxic materials? as emily pointed out, if you have people going back, you could have volunteers standing in some of the larger ne

and chief marrone did talk about this for a second in every conversation we're having about evacuations, warnings, whether they're there, we're going to implement them or take or take them away. the conversation about repopulation is on all of our minds. i know that we are attending staffs, attending community meetings, whether they be out in the palisades fire area in malibu for us at l.a. county, sheriffs in the altadena area, we are hearing our community loud and clear, and we want to get you in there as soon as possible. but i want to reiterate what is holding us up. this is very important. we are still for the altadena area. we are in the third day of grid searching. it is a very grim task and we unfortunately every day we're doing this, we're running across the remains of individual community members. that is not easy work. very sad to report, and i believe that work is not only going to continue, but i believe we'll continue to find remains. so please be patient with us. people are saying, i just want to go look at my house and i want to see what's left. we know that, but we have

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i just wanted to add that on top of what chief marrone said. >> thank you, chief. we're actually at the end of our press conference. i'm happy to help support one-on-one interviews. so, please, come forward if you still have questions. we will connect you with the appropriate spokesperson. thank you. ♪ ♪ howard: you see tv reporters asking questions that have already been answered so they can get themselves on television. i think the only question for mayor bass is why she spent two days in africa before hopping on a plane and coming back to a city that was burning. i spoke earlier with new york, from new york, excuse me, with bari weiss, the founder and ceo of the free press. bari weiss, welcome. >> thank you so much for having me, howie with. howard: so many media liberals are angry at mark zuckerberg for giving up on fact checking. is he right that this has been a giant failure, and it's time to let the readers do the fact checking? >> look, i think what we're seeing with zuckerberg not just9 with the fact checkers, but with the decision to move if i think it's

. >> at a news conference on sunday, chief anthony marrone said 70 water transport trucks requested by cal fire have arrived. they can help replenish water supplies in the fire engines on the front lines. >> this comes as state and local leaders face backlash over apparent water management issues. some residents have said they were forced to try fighting the flames with hoses and buckets of water, especially hydrants began to run dry. >> as questions swirl over california's handling of strained resources. cnn's kyung lah spoke directly with the state's governor during their conversation, gavin newsom explained the evolving scope and scale of wildfire damage, the governor of california, while overseeing this fire emergency in los angeles county for the first time, is now laying out some concrete timeline of when he wants this rebuilding to begin, saying that he wants assessments of all of the losses done within two weeks. >> and that's to get insurance and fema rolling. so what is this assessment? help explain why we need this and and what this means for that homeowner. >> you got throu

county fire chief anthony marrone for an update on all of the firefighting efforts that are happeningonight. chief, first, let me just begin with where we left off with my colleague on this. many people, of course, want to know why this is ongoing and continuing, but do you have a sense are you prioritizing the how it started just yet? >> well, actually, right now, laura, the our law enforcement partners, along with some federal partners, in addition to the l.a. county fire department arson investigation, members are actively engaged in trying to determine the cause not only of the eton and the palisades fires, but all of the other wildland brush fires that we've suffered over the last seven days. so it's going to take quite a bit of time. every one of those fires is important. however, i would say that both the eaton fire and the palisades fire are being prioritized because we've lost so many lives. >> it's unbelievable the devastation and scope our colleagues saying the amount of land akin to paris. unbelievable. to think about that, that scope and the devastation as you rightly put

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damage assessments, chief anthony marrone did speak about a specific— anthony marrone did speak abouty side, so more _ vetting that on the city side, so more information to come and real message that as soon as we can validate that. approximately 400 la ft firefighters have been deployed to the _ firefighters have been deployed to the palisades fire area. we have _ to the palisades fire area. we have many hundreds of law enforcement officers, a partner agency— enforcement officers, a partner agency responders and public works— agency responders and public works members engaged in supporting our overall operations. we are going to be transitioning to cal fire this morning _ transitioning to cal fire this morning to manage this incident at 8am — morning to manage this incident at 8am. next i would like to talk— at 8am. next i would like to talk briefly about the hearst fire which is located in sylman _ fire which is located in sylmar. last night approximately 10p in the fire erupted _ approximately 10p in the fire erupted in the sylmar area of los angeles, adjacent to los angeles _ los

fire chief anthony marrone gave an update on the palisades and eaton fires he started by confirmong that palisades fire is growing we have well over 5000 acres that have burned and the fire is growing. we have no percentage of containment. we have an estimated 1000 structures destroyed, and also no reported fatalities and a high number of significant injuries to residents who did not evacuate. in addition to first responders who were on the fire line for the eaton fire, it is located in both the angeles national forest, the altadena area of la county, and pasadena. la county is in unified command with both the angeles national forest and the pasadena fire department. we have over 2000 acres burning at this time, and the fire continues to grow with 0% containment. we have over 500 personnel assigned and unfortunately, we have two reported fatalities to civilians. unknown cause at this time. and we do have a number of significant injuries. we have over 100 structures destroyed. and the cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation. lastly, the national weather service has predicted