well, yeah, we live in this little - yeah, we live in this little community that we always say is nestlednd the santa monica mountain range. the community of hillside streets, also a lot of hillside streets, also a lot of flats but many hillside neighborhoods. we're within the very high fire severity zone. l afd classifies us to be in the high fire is old for that we monitor legislation that has to do with a high severity zone we entered days with leaders when it comes to things with fire safety because we know that this is where we live. in our minds i would say that every single person has a warning sign is always going up because we know we live here. i was talking to someone earlier and they said, what do you do when you evacuate and i said most people probably thought if you don't have a go back you thought about what you would do so you can probably gather pretty quickly. there's nothing we can do about our topography. they are hillside streets, they can be narrow. we don't have a lot of ways in and out of this little community. it's a sweet and beautiful community for a lot of reas

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. >> reporter: rebuilding this town nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada was far from certain paradise was lost to the inferno known as the camp fire. the 2018 blaze killed 85 people and destroyed nearly 20,000 homes and businesses. >> so the old house sat here. >> reporter: peterson didn't just rebuild. he built something meant to survive future fires. >> do you feel like you're going to worry less about your home? >> yes. and my insurance company loves it. >> reporter: he and his wife now live in this two-bedroom home that looks a bit like a modern barn. they like the architecture. but their real selling point is that it's built not to burn. a choice many in the neighborhoods lost in the los angeles fires may face in the coming years. >> it's non-combustible. it's a product that you can't really light on fire. >> reporter: vern sneed is the owner of design horizons, a company building what it calls the q cabin, short for quanzi. it hut. pp it takes its name from quanzi. it point a naval facility in rhode island where these corrugated metal-roofed buildings were first made du

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and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, murray, knees, candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the wa

since 1947, shadowbrook restaurant is nestled in a storybook setting among capitola whard towering redwoods beside a babbling creek. so we are located in a little village called capitola by the sea. it's four miles south of santa cruz. we're on monterey bay. the restaurant is situated at the mouth of socal creek, and shadowbrook is considered to be a very romantic restaurant and has been since the beginning. it isn't something that we created here during the time that i've been here. it's been that way since it first started in 1947. in fact, its theme was romance and dining, and that caricature in that statement is on the cable car that comes down the hill. that's right. guests can ach the restaurant by taking a whimsical cable car ride, or they can walk down a winding garden path reminiscent of a more elegant era. shadowbrook is a difficult place to describe because it is, like so many restaurants inside a restaurant. it's been a restaurant of evolution, started in 1947. in 1944, the restaurant's founders discovered the ruined house and spent three years restoring it prior to 47, when the

. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so yeah, it's a really tough seeing some of those schools, captain jason and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie to

this is a neighborhood nestled between the santa monica mountains and the pacific ocean, a beautifulbut now unfortunately all but wiped out. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has been covering this disaster since it began yesterday, and he shows us now how it all unfolded. >> reporter: as dawn broke in pacific palisades, we found a scene that can only be described as apocalyptic. the once-vibrant village off iconic sunset boulevard had stood like this for decades. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: until now. we just arrived here in what is left of downtown pacific palisades. and i am overwhelmed by the scale of loss. many people are going to return to homes that were lost, and even more important, their community completely gone. those flying into lax last night saw an endless blanket of flame, all from the palisades fire. those on the ground doing everything they could to save homes. >> yeah, let's get out of here. we tried. we tried, bro. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and when water was needed most, the hydrants ran out. three large water tanks are designed to hold a million gallons each. the first ran

so these communities are nestled up against the, you know, vegetated areas and narrow steep canyons. and here it really comes down to ownership. so a lot of the surrounding areas owned by one authority. so, you know, even if a private property owner wanted to do something to create a bigger buffer zone, and that doesn't necessarily mean that they could, that said there's also a lot of very affluent properties affected. and if you can afford a, you know, a 20000000 dollar or 6000000 dollar home or whatever that i'm sure, you know there's, there's going to be questions as to why, why aren't these homes better prepared? why are these homes better fire proof? and then you have a lot of a lot of these more historical homes. one thing most of these houses haven't comment is that they're all wood construction. even within this, you know, if you go down the streets, these homes are even connected to each other by wouldn't fences. there's, you know, eucalyptus trees interspersed. there is palm trees. there's, there's a lot of landscaping that is still flammable and of course you have a lot of

so, for example, are in—house promotions a better bet for the ceo position, as recent events at nestleng question — because so often, boards want change, so they want to bring in someone from the outside. and when that person doesn't understand the culture, doesn't understand how to work inside of the company, that is in some ways a huge impediment. at the same time, you probably would think somebody who's been internal, for example, at nike and even at disney, they've been internal for a while, and they maybe understand the culture too well and are, in some ways, not the agents of change. so i think as a board, when you're thinking about who the new ceo needs to be, you need to balance the need to do something inside of the culture, to sort of find somebody who can do a good job in working inside of the culture, but also be able to bring the change. i honestly think that the new nike ceo is probably the best exemplar of that, in the sense that he obviously was there for 32 years, and then also he had time away, so he brings the sort of external/internal view that would be very useful

it's burning in pacific palisades, which is nestled where you can see here between malibu and over herewhich is santa monica. okay. tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders. the second fire broke out this evening about 30 miles northeast of there. that one is in altadena, okay. which is right here near pasadena. we're going to begin tonight. our coverage with nbc's tracey leong and pacific palisades, where the wind is relentless and only expected to get worse. and just as we speak right now, i can feel how intense those winds are. the santa ana winds, that's what's fueling this massive fire broke out around 1030 this morning, and it's exploded to nearly 3000 acres. my photographer, sean browning, zooming in right now to give you a look at those intense flames. we're talking about this fire burning up the hillside. and there are homes and structures along this area. we were about a quarter mile down earlier tonight. it got dangerous, so we had to relocate, but we saw homes just burning down all in the fire's pathway. and this is a huge concern. these winds. so what you're

still unclear that pressure can't do anything beyond his already to enjoy um by firing uh its on nestle's empty or crate and it's on uh drones. what do you make it for? the weapons that we use, the u. s. might attack themselves as well as a british cruise missiles for the i tack of missiles or a fast fly. it's almost impossible for the russians to doubt them. oh, so for a highly defensive targets in russia attack them, sir. well suited for that. uh, drones can be used and cruise missiles can be used, i guess target federal that's highly befriended because they're a little bit more vulnerable to every aircraft. are you touched on this a little bit before the not donald trump's administration, his presidency is you're just on a week's time. we know his thoughts. i'm wanting to end the war as quickly as possible. how worried is you crying about donald trump and his ties with letting me a person as well before the election? trump said that he would solve the war within one day, even before he took office. he didn't repeat that after he was elected. most recently, his special envoy for the mor

so, of course, you know, one resident i spoke to said, the way that our homes are nestled in the hillsood that wildfires are always going to be a threat to us. we had go bags. we were prepared in that sense. but yeah, do you rebuild there? do you consider different, as you said, fire codes? i mean, these are all questions we'll be having in california and and certainly in flood regions as well, where we've seen massive flooding. but this has been a very special set of circumstances, hasn't there? among the people we've been speaking to on all our outlets all week have made that point time and again, there are these extremely high winds, hurricane strength winds, extremely dry conditions preceded by a lot of rain, which meant all of the growth had grown and then drier out. so there was tinder basically just sitting there ready to go up. and, you know, we spoke to one woman on the shower who owned a restaurant there, the reel in that has been burned to the ground. and she said they had a photograph beside the cash register in the restaurant of a fire from 80 or 90 years ago, which had co

it's a heartbreaking scene, the neighborhood nestled between the santa monica mountains and the pacifics now all but wiped out. at least a thousand structures there are gone, and we're also learning from l.a. fire officials that two schools in the palisades district have been completely destroyed. cbs' jonathan vigliotti shows us how this all unfolded. >> reporter: in pacific palisades, we found a scene that can only be described as apocalyptic. the once vibrant village off iconic sunset boulevard had stood like this for decades, until now. we just arrived here in what is left of downtown pacific palisades, and i am overwhelmed by the scale of loss. many people are going to return to homes that were lost and even more important their community completely gone. >> reporter: those flying into l.a.x. saw an endless blanket of flame, all from the palisades fire. those on the ground doing everything they could to save homes. >> let's get out of here. we tried. we tried, bro. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and when water was needed most, the hydrants ran out. >> we had a tremendous and in on our sys

. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so yeah, it's a really tough seeing some of those schools. you know, captain james and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001. but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. is so different when i first. >> started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers where we go for a lot of resources. and while his school bridg

reporter: there is a concern up in the hills pushing toward pch, there is a pocket of homes that is nestledthere. it is too difficult to traverse on the ground. it is a difficult fire fight because of power lines to try to get to that fire, so there is still a pocket of fire that is pushing toward the pacific coast highway, toward the ocean, toward malibu. and there are still homes in harm's way and that becomes a factor as well when the wind may have died down for now. but they are only expecting the wind to continue in a few days time. that is a very big concern. >> and down the hill, down the hill from where you are standing, down into rustic canyon, there is either very little damage or no damage yet. that separates the pacific palisades fire from santa monica and there is tremendous worry in santa monica that the fire will work its way down rustic canyon and back up the hill on the other side into santa monica. >> you're right. you know the west side of los angeles very well. but what they are looking at right now is the fact the pacific palisades you cannot access. we are about to put

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and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's, a homestyle comfort food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills that they're gonna be able to eat food. you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and

. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so, yeah, it's really tough seeing some of those schools, captain jason and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie to

and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, murray, knees, candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks. tony elliott increased parks and recs t

. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so yeah, it's really tough seeing some of those schools, captain jason elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie to dall elem

. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so yeah, it's really seeing some of those schools, captain jason and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie to dall el

and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's, a homestyle comfort food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills that they're gonna be able to eat you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs

and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the

look how we're just else inned right in the middle -- nestled right in the middle of it. about it, this should make you feel better. but, of course, there are concerns, right, because this rally was, of course, spearheaded by semiconductors, right? by nvidia, the biggest semiconductor out there, and hardware stocks. yesterday there was quite a bit of pressure. how much? semis saw their worst session in five years. that's how bad it was. but cool because my next guest says that this deepseek situation is actually creating a buying opportunity. so let's bring in fund strats global adviser managing director mark newton. welcome back to the show. that's the great debate. i haven't seen wall street this divided on anything in a long time. a lot of of folks are saying, this is it, it's all over, the jig is up -- [laughter] okay? the other folks, no, this just makes it a better environment for investors and for all the players. >> look, we haven't seen that much deterioration in technology9. we've seen some rotation, which is different than tech actually going lower, so a shift

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and it's just it's really warmed our this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask forlan extension to pay rent this month. your concern not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the,pyou know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city is focus

it's just it's it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playingp on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to eat you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down. and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks, say the city i

it's hurting companies like kraft heinz pepsi, hershey, nestle. campbell's, who also kind of like. sections right? but it's so big. it's kind of interesting. you're starting to see like united airlines say that they would save 8 80 million dollars if every pastor lost 10 pounds, i'm probably gonna get on them in the next 3 months because still got that stubborn 10 to 15 pounds to lose be yeah. >> you 10 pounds a bowling ball. you fine. okay. don't know why. i think that there's nothing between cosmetic and like health reasons shed weight. and i i think. i think you're on. >> my doctor ideal weight would be one 9200 now. but last as high as 2.30, to 40. >> ok, well, then stop buying scout cookies. you follow all the stuff you said. they just started selling them. >> i loved them. how $6 for a box of smell is up from last year's $5. and that's what inflation and i love scouts. i think business, it's really only yeah. i know it's for the yeah. so that's case. hey, before we go, all the kids these days are buying new clothes to buying used clothes. this is what it's been 10 more years

nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so, yeah, it's really tough seeing some of those schools, captain jason and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001. >> but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie

nestled up beside that is pope air force base-- two institutions, two professional military men, oneichelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain, and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond, who just wouldn't go away. michelle theer (on recording): i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you. i never said i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight-up. keith morrison: so now, with the holiday season in full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. melissa stoddard diaz: they had gone to this christmas party that she specifically asked her boss if marty could go. keith morrison: it was sedate, by office party standards, and over early, since marty had to fly first thing in the morning. so now, it was 9:30 pm. marty, michelle, and the coworkers prepared to leave the restaurant. then, an interruption-- michelle excused herself, made a brief phone call, out of ears

and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playingch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the cit

and it's just it's really warmed our this is managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, your clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant says what hurts the most is employees taking a plunge in their paychecks, which some employees had to ask for an extension to pay rent this month. you're concerned not they're going to be able to pay their bills and they're gonna be able to eat you know. >> gary, because we didn't know how long we're closing down. and we never really had anything like this in the, you know, 40 plus years that we've been out here, marine these candies in the same situation, excited to reopen. but it's been tough on business. things happen and that's just how life goes and get through. and then just keep going. so. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city

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