y la guardia nacional tambiÉn se encuentra en las zonas afectadas y el gobernador gavin newson aprobÓan a ayudar con las tareas de seguridad. cerca de 2500 miembros de la guardia van a estar encargadosde control de trÁfico y restringir el acceso al Área. y se puede ver la humareda en el vÍdeo que se aprecia y es difÍcil creer cÓmo los vecindarios completos estÁn prÁcticamente destruidos por las llamas. se proyecta que los incendios en el sur de california serÁ de los mÁs costosos en la dÓria de este paÍs. los daÑos podrÍan estar entre 52 a $57,000,000. el cÁlculo toma en cuenta factores como daÑos a las propiedades, daÑos e infraestructuras, bebidas en nuestros cultivos tambiÉn y los gastos que siempre lo que hacer con evacuaciones. la cifra podrÍa ser mayor conforme se expanden las llamas y el tema de los seguros de viviendas se vuelve muy importante en estos escenarios y nuestra compaÑera nos muestra un reporte del efecto que podrÍamos ver. >> las compaÑÍas anunciaron el retiro de california especÍficamente por correr riesgos en lugares de alto riesgos. reportera: en los Últimos aÑo

la guardia nacional ha llegado la zonas afectadas en la zona luego de que el gobernador gavin newson,con la tarea de seguridad, se encargan de restringir el acceso a la zona de fuegos. es el momento de pasar con mi compaÑera nayarit para monitorear la calidad del aire de manera local. nayarit: tenemos mala calidad del aire debido al humo del incendio. tenemos posibilidad de humo llegando la regiÓn de acuerdo a la direcciÓn de los vientos este humo permanecerÁ afectando tambiÉn san diego y porciones mÁs al sur del Área de la bahÍa de manera local tenemos mala calidad del aire hacia napa, concord y al norte de san francisco y en san josÉ pero esto no se debe al humo sino los contaminantes que producen los vehÍculos y las fÁbricas y como hemos sido influenciados por este sistema de alta presiÓn justamente este sistema comprime los contaminantes acerca de la superficie haciendo que las condiciones sean peligrosas para quienes tengan problemas respiratorios, mucha precauciÓn con las actividades en el exterior. mÁs adelante le tengo informaciÓn de lo que puede esperar el fin de semana. carl

i spoke with president biden today and governor newson early today and they assured me of a full federale are still facing strong and erratic wins and palisades and in sylmar, we are very much in an active firefight. i can report to you that the woodley fire however, in the basin, is under control. i can also report that finally, our operations have resumed and that's a big deal but it is up to the winds as to how long the air support can continue. but these conditions are highly volatile. we have seen a devastating fire in the pasadena error, fires have spiked up in simi valley and on the la and ventura county line and as our firefighters do battle on the frontlines, all of us must be vigilant. so, if you receive an evacuation order, please leave immediately. if you receive a warning, get ready, protect yourself and protect each other. and do not divert firefighters from our strategy. signals are out on the roads have degree. so stay off the roads unless you are evacuating i have another emergency. be prepared, food, water, 1541 00:17:04,149

responsable de estos incendios catastrÓficos y lo hace a travÉs de truth social, las polÍticas de newsonrisis, el estado enfrenta una las peores emergencias de su historia. ahora hablamos de estas llamas que dejan imÁgenes apocalÍpticas de cÓmo estÁn devorando todo a su paso, andrea leÓn tiene los vÍdeos mÁs impactantes y que a esta hora se encuentran virales en redes sociales. andrea: estas imÁgenes muestran como los vientos alimentados por los huracanes de vientos estÁn creciendo, este video muestra la escuela secundaria chÁrter en llamas, junto con un teatro al otro lado de la calle, varias casas de esa comunidad tambiÉn envueltas en llamas, este otro video muestra que los bomberos intenta salvar esta casa envuelta en las llamas, pero Éstas se propagan muy rÁpido, en boulevard los conductores ven obligados a abandonar sus autos, asÍ tratan de evacuar la zona del incendio, una excavadora del departamento de bomberos tuvo que empujar docenas de ellos para quitarnos del camino. los caballos de la localidad de altadena tuvieron que evacuar, pero estos otros vehÍculos no se salvaron, en es

el gobernador, gavin newson pidiÓ un apoyo para ayudar al estado. y seguimos con mÁs. raÚl: muchÍsimas gracias. oigan, yo estoy como la seÑora de la casa, que no ha tenido tiempo de sentarse a desayunar. francisca: ya te vieron hace rato. raÚl: seguimos trayÉndote los gadgets mÁs cool para hacerte la vida mÁs fÁcil. ♪[mÚsica]♪ esta semana en lo mÁs in, te traemos los mejores gadgets para que el 2025 te acompaÑe en todas las Áreas de tu hogar, estas calcomanÍas son perfectos para organizar tu casa de manera digital, ideales para contenedores de almacenamiento, te ayudan a crear un sistema que va desde herramientas hasta tus recuerdos mÁs preciados, con esta aplicaciÓn puedes escanear hasta dos etiquetas y encontrar tus artÍculos, asÍ que, este aÑo nuevo eliminar el estrÉs y organiza tu inventario con detalles que harÁn tu vida mÁs fÁcil. ♪[mÚsica]♪ raÚl: y si quieres ponerte en forma sin salir de casa, te presentamos de gimnasio portÁtil, este equipo de entrenamiento ofrece 21 rutinas todo en uno, incluyendo accesorios para levantamiento de peso y ro

earlier, president biden spoke with local leaders including governor newson la mayor karen bass about the federal wildfire response. the president says for the next 6 months the federal government will cover 100% of the costs dealing with the fires ravaging la that includes debris removal, setting up shelters and providing federal firefighters to assist the president also said he will ask congress to approve emergency funding. >> also announced fema asked hernandez critical needs assistance program. this program gives one time $750. she quickly purchased critical after not a mask that has been met. >> a major disaster declaration for president a game changer you're able to do that within 36 hours. i don't know the other president in american history for disaster it is unclear what will happen when >> biden leaves office in less than 2 weeks. president elect trump has blamed california lawmakers including governor newsom for the fires. >> the california insurance commissioner has issued a mandatory one-year moratorium. it prohibits insurance companies from not renewing or canceling cov

plus, governor newson begins the year with preview of his proposed state budget. why some say it's fiscally irresponsible. and after the break, was a call. >> its stately day in our nation's capitol as congress nation's capitol as congress certifi sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! >> vice president kamala harris presided over a joint session of congress today where lawmakers voted to certify donald trump's election process that was in stark contrast to the one on january 6, 4 years ago. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom with more on that story. hike out for high pick in grant today's basic ritual of democracy has generally been one that. >> does not attract a lot of attention. it do

i wouldn't be surprised of camelot, tried to become governor of california newson goes, trying to come the next, you know, ever tried to present it there, there in the white house. meantime, this catastrophe use a voting criticism of l. a. the all star and he's but we're seeing looters now. the looters are apparently storming some of the areas now. and the law enforcement isn't there to protect these businesses. well, right. like in some of the areas that are burned, there is nothing left to it. okay. but in the areas that are not burns, that are under like watch or whatever, there's no protection for them because all the law enforcement is taken. but also we need to be careful with western media because western media is trying to distract away from gavin uses. lack of leadership and it's more than confidence it's, it's criminal negligence and a lot of people's and a lot of people are calling it criminal negligence. when you have people that are dying, people that are losing everything when their minimum job was to protect and at least have water available. yeah. to have water in the r

governor newson retweeted that and called it a ridiculous lie and said he would serve these folks the facts. let me quote to you from newsweek, the 2024, 2025 california state budget which governor gavin newsom signed into law in june and 2024/funding for wildfire enforced resilience by $101 million a series of cutbacks according to his owner administration. i would love if this man prioritize competence and actually had the foresight to put in place good policies that may have mitigated the issues. now that the nightmare has been playing out and he and other officials in the state of california are getting flock from various critics he's pushing back calling the code expires when the critics in this case are bringing in transpacific correct facts is a waste of his time. anita: then you have the trump layer already then focusing on what they need to do they're trying to attack him it's amazing. then yes some people were talking to him and others say no were not we don't know what to say. >> to making people want answers in the residence at the state. >> making allegations that none of

just in 24 hours i also saw governor gavin newson briefly today. he said he was on the phone with the white house and the biden administration. i do not see how you can come back from this without a support in addition to the municipal, the state and the federal government. i could be the biden administration or the incoming trump administration. this will be a year-long rebuilding process. tens of thousand people will not have a place to go certainly they will not be able to return to their home. >> can you take us back to how this started and how it escalated to do such extreme damage. >> yes, let me just point you in this direction. the santa monica mountains is a community of hundreds of homes in the top of the santa monica mountains. in between where we are, pacific palisades malibu and santa monica is where this all started. those are the pictures that we saw yesterday of hundreds of cars getting abandoned on palisades drive. this comes out of the highlands and people literally running so quickly. these are hurricane force, life- threatening

earlier in the day biden offered california governor gavin newson l.a.r karen bass' full support saying is not their fault there's no water coming out fire hydrants. >> a look. you know i think you're getting a bad rap i know you're getting a bad rap about these fire hfirefighters not having enough water in them. give me a break. give me a break. what this is all about is the utilities understandably what they did is a cut off power because they're worried about high tension lines coming down and causing more fires and the wind. right? when they do that, they shut off the power that controls the ability to pump water. >> is not true according to l.a. times reports of water pumps were not affected by the power outages. congress originally approved one or billion dollars in disaster relief for hurricanes helling and militant victims those estimates to fight the fires in l.a. to help rebuild or greater present number coming in one or $50 billion for some republican lawmakers blame state and city officials for the mess. >> help is on the way for president tr