. >> these are called batch elder tile, started in 1910 in pasadena. they're a local tile. so that's why they're in a lot of the homes up here. >> reporter: in altadena chimneys and fireplaces are some of the only things that survived the intense heat. >> the important part is just to try to give the owners a little something back. >> reporter: douglas and his crew are working against the clock as the army corps of engineers gets ready to clear out properties. he says there are dozens of homes with these renowned tiles inside. >> and we're trying to beat the bulldozers across town are moving this way. so we'd really like to get as many down as we can. it just would be a shame to see any of this tile go to the dump. >> they're unusual, very unusual. >> reporter: these tiles were part of valerie el ashi's 100-year-old home that she soon hopes to rebuild. >> it's kind of impossible to build this house because it was so unique but we could at least preserve the flavor of it by utilizing the tiles on the fireplace. >> reporter: and she says she's grateful for people like douglas

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. >> telling students at six altadena and pasadena high schools that the virginia-based nonprofit alice'ss kids helps children across the country in need. the charity saying they wanted to make a big night a little bit easier for seniors whose lives have been turned upside down by the wildfires. >>> and cher paid a special visit to volunteers and staff at the kitchen of the nonprofit god's love we deliver in new york city yesterday. >> i can't tell you how happy i am to be here except for getting up early in the morning. but i'm still really happy to be here and to meet everybody and to learn about it. and to be part of it. >> the superstar shared her favorite recipes saying she has a secret sauce that the mother of her late husband sonny bono taught her. cher calls it diva pasta and even gives it to friends as a christmas gift. god's love we deliver provides meals to people with severe and chronic illnesses. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," "queer eye" fashion expert tan france will be live in the studio to discuss guest starring in the new hulu comedy series "deli boys." oh comedy serie

more than 200 students displaced from saint mark's school are getting temporary schooling in pasadenastudents have also lost their homes in the fires. to help comfort them, saint mark's partnered with love on a leash to bring in the therapy dogs, and one southern california family is doing their part to help those rebuilding from the massive eaton fire by helping out with the rising price of eggs, they are offering free eggs from their backyard chicken coop for others to enjoy. fox's hailey winslow has more. >> four year old henry runs around the coop trying to give a chicken a hug. he grew up watching them hatch and lay eggs, and lately that's been happening a lot. so henry's parents, stephen and beth, are giving back free eggs for the altadena community, reeling after the eaton fire. like her neighbor who lost everything, including her flock of chickens. >> so being able to give her a little taste of, like, home and some fresh eggs really meant a lot. >> they leave a crate of eggs on their corner on east howard street in north pasadena, a few blocks south of the woodbury fire line i

>> reporter: you know, it seems like the county of los angeles and other cities like pasadena are jumpingbandwagon. you can't turn on the tv right now or social media without seeing an ad for a lawsuit against socal edison. basically what they're claiming is that they allegedly were behind the cause of this fire. and there's actually even some video evidence allegedly showing flames erupting at the base of some socal edison transmission towers right about the same time some so-called electrical anomalies occurred, and so that's what a lot of this is hinging on right now. this is something socal edison was required to self-report that they noticed these anomalies right after the fire started. >> john: and is there any precedent for this, being able to go after a utility company? >> reporter: there is a lot of precedent for this. pacific gas and electric comes to mind. the town fire that burned the town of paradise, they sued, big class action lawsuit against pg&e. the utility had to pay up, these are really really expensive lawsuits and what's coming out of these lawsuits is many utilities

he surprised students at dozens of high school seniors in pasadena with free prom tickets . he made the announcement on behalf of the charity alice's kids. >> attention . attention all seniors. this is steve carell with a very special announcement. alice's kids wanted me to let you know that they will be paying for all of your prom tickets. >> the virginia charity is paying for seniors at six different high schools to attend a problem. any student who has already paid for the ticket will be dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. so many things, big and little, make you uniquely you: your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, inc

so cal edison accusing the power company of starting the eaton fire la county, the city of pasadena and the city of sierra madre are seeking to recover costs for damages sustained in their respective jurisdictions. the suits allege that socal edison equipment started. the eaton fire resulting in massive costs. accrued responding to the fire in dealing with the aftermath. the lawsuit also alleges witnesses, photos and videos indicate the fire started directly under. so kyle edison's transmission lines in eaton canyon. >> this comes as areas impacted by the eaton fire as well as other fires from january are bracing for rain this week. evacuation warnings. they've been issued for some areas which pretty hard hit by severe flooding and mudslides. it debris flows during the previous round of rain. right now there's about a 10 to 20% chance of significant flooding. but residents, they're not taking any chances. >> i mean, can now any of clubs around property wall collapsed on to like the septic tank? that's brand new that they just put. so they've just been working really hard to protect what

but by the afternoon, 66 in pasadena, 63 in los angeles and 63 degrees downtown san diego, the high country. of course, we've had all of that snow more than a foot of snow falling the peaks there in the sierra nevada this past weekend. well, i think things are going to work out great. the roadways going to be opening clear looking good up there. highs tomorrow. generally in the 40's. if your head in that direction and well, boy, the weekend all throughout even sunday looks nice. it will be sunny and bright clouds to clouds do begin to thicken up a bit as we head toward monday and the storm clouds roll back in next week. all right. your snow forecast headed to heavenly 79 inches on the ground. 114 trails out there as well. if you plan to head the palisades, they had 6 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. lots of powder to ski on there, too. how about our friends, head of the sugar bowl left or go in that direction? enjoyed. there's plenty of powder to enjoy 135 inches on the ground. >> i got here at 6 o'clock. last night we had sleeping bags. we're up to fund those and lawn chairs it just ma

the office actor teamed up with alyssa's kids to donate $175,000 to six high schools in pasadena. will be used to pay for more than 800 students to attend the prom. remember, a lot of these high schools, you know, burned down, and the kids also lost their houses. schools posted reaction videos showing the students clapping and cheering after watching carell's announcement. he is funny and he is generous. it's very nice to do that and getting a little normalcy hopefully back, you know, just going to prom. yeah, exactly. all right, jeff, tomorrow morning might be a little dicey for some of us. yes. some scattered thunderstorm chances as we head out the door tomorrow morning and take the heaviest jacket. temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. we're dry just in time for the weekend. friday, saturday, sunday. and then we'll get another chance of some rain on monday. that one's a little iffy. still could move south of the bay area. the better bet is some heavier. rain comes next wednesday. wind gusts could be 40 to 50mph, so wednesday is the one to watch. okay. be ready. thanks for

reports say at least 2 people were killed in the hundreds taken hospitably militant group hijacks for pasadena tree. the what you're watching are to international reaching you from the russian capital i a michael porch. i let start this out with the breaking news. you crate is ready to accept this 30 day cease fire following pulse with us delegation in saudi arabia. the announcement was made by washington stop to provide marco rubio. today we made an offer the ukrainians of accepted which is to enter into a ceasefire and into immediate negotiations to end this conflict in a way that's enduring and sustainable and accounts for their interest, their security, their ability to prosper as a nation to the crane. also says that the washington has restored access to us until after agreeing to a potential truth. washington is also committed to discuss with moscow concrete steps to ending the war you create and has insisted that the you should also be involved in the process of the joint statement also said that both nations have agreed to slide, the minerals deals as soon as possible but while russia

200 students displaced from saint mark's school are getting temporary schooling at f academy in pasadena. many of those students also had their homes destroyed in the flames to help comfort them. saint mark's partnered with love on a leash to bring in the therapy dogs and as you can see here, they absolutely loved spending time with these new friends. >> so many of our kids have lost homes, lost their school, and are still displaced. and so we know that schools are a stable environment for students, and we're doing everything we can to provide the joy as well. >> the f academy is building temporary classrooms on its campus for saint mark's students. they'll be there for the next year and a half. and that's our report for tonight at six. of course. west coast rap with alex savage. up next, right here on ktvu. and don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. i will see you back here for the [music] they built this today to prevent any additional debris from going down into woodland drive. so that will help out. i t

los angeles county and the city of pasadena suing california edison alleging equipment caused the eatenrned 17,000 acres filed properly inspect and maintain the grid. will goal of the suit is to recoup costs. so cal edison reviewing the lawsuit as the official investigation into the cause of those fires continues. it is a big day ahead in the space race. the athena lunar lander is ready for dissent set to touch down near the moon's south pole around noon. second private spacecraft to land on the moon in less than a week. countdown on well to spacex's eighth launch of star ship. it's the largest rocket. the test flight comes after monday's attempt needed to be scrubbed because of an issue with the super heavy booster. the last launch in mid january ended the mid-air explosion with debris coming down over the caribbean. hopefully more successful this time around. ainsley, those are your headlines. over to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much, carley. elon musk meeting with lawmakers and pushing for big changes. could his influence help turn doge cuts into law oh don't forget dinn

that he is working with the alice's kids charity to pay for prom for seniors at six high schools in pasadena. he says he'll reimburse students who have already paid for their prom tickets. the la area fire has destroyed more than 16,000 homes and businesses. the fire also burned school campuses. alice's kids will donate about $175,000 for more than 800 students to attend the annual rite of passage dance for graduating students. uc davis is facing some backlash for replacing its traditional men's and women's locker rooms with all gender spaces. the university announced the $5 million project last month. it's expected to be complete in september. not everyone is on board. citing safety concerns, the university says safety and privacy concerns will be addressed. in a statement, the university said, quote, all campus recreation members can use our universal locker rooms regardless of how they identify. these spaces are inclusive of members with disabilities and all gender identities. we're now learning who will perform at one of the biggest rock festivals in northern california. aftershock will

. >> they leave a crate of eggs on their corner on east howard street in north pasadena, a few blockssouth of the woodbury fire line in west altadena. >> i had my mother in law staying with me for her birthday, and we were just having some champagne and we noticed the big fire. >> ready and. >> watching the outpouring of community support around them over the past couple of months inspired them that it's time to do their part. >> whatever you can give, if you have something, put it out there and, you know, make the first move. it's totally okay to be generous and neighborly. >> like these chickens ten total. the cute ones are called dante's. the awkward ones are naked necks. the family moved here six years ago, and their home came with the coop and the flock. >> it's been incredibly rewarding. just as a family project. raising chickens together. it's something that my husband and i both experienced as kids, so we definitely want to continue that for our son. >> henry is hoping the easter bunny brings more chicks this spring as their family continues to give back. >> we're all still ju

students at several high schools in pasadena, california, that just experienced devastating fires and school closures just got a huge present. a reason to dance. >> attention. attention, all seniors. this is steve carell. alyssa's kids wanted me to let you know that they will be paying for all of your prom tickets. gregory guillot. oh one. enjoy the prom. and remember. >> this. >> is steve carell. >> steve carell did that without cracking a smile in his traditional way. all right, tickets to prom typically cost around 100 to $150 apiece, but this year, it's free. many of these families suffered through those los angeles wildfires. the charity alyssa's kids will donate $175,000 for more than 800 students to go to prom for free. sounds fantabulous. kate. >> fantabulous is right. so is steve carell. fantastic. the impact of tariffs on your groceries. taking a look at that as items are already getting more expensive. and elon musk suggests that donald trump should pardon the ex-police officer convicted of murdering george floyd, the man who led the prosecution against derek chauvin, minne

the office actor teamed up with alyssa's kids to donate $175,000 to six high schools in pasadena. the money will be used to pay for more than 800 students to attend the prom. remember, a lot of these high schools, you know, burned down, and the kids also lost their houses. schools posted reaction videos showing the students clapping and cheering after watching carell's announcement. he is funny and he is generous. it's very nice to do that and getting a little normalcy hopefully back, you know, just going to prom. yeah, exactly. all right, jeff, tomorrow morning might be a little dicey for sosome of us. yes. some scattered thunderstorm chances as we head out the door tomorrow morning and take the heaviest jacket. temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. we're dry just in time for the weekend. friday, saturday, sunday. and then we'll get another chance of some rain on monday. that one's a little iffy. still could move south of the bay area. the better bet is some heavier. rain comes next wednesday. wind gusts could be 40 to 50mph, so wednesday is the one to watch. okay. be ready.

musk's car company, at tesla dealerships everywhere, protests this weekend at the tesla dealership in pasadena, california, which is southern california. also, palo alto, up in northern california, in decatur, georgia, in vancouver, washington, in boston, at the big tesla dealership there, in chicago, at the tesla dealership on the gold coast. there in manhattan, at the tesla dealership, there was another big protest this weekend at which people did civil disobedience and got arrested. i think this is the second, if not the third time that people have actually done civil disobedience and had to be dragged out of that tesla showroom in new york city. this is a big weekend of protests. women's day this weekend brought out a lot of anti-trump anti elon musk protesters, plus people standing up for abortion rights and for immigrants rights. we saw big women's marches this weekend in atlanta and in places as far flung as lexington, kentucky and pittsburg, kansas and indianapolis, new york city. there was a big march in los angeles. they had a really big women's march. there were protests and big mar

and in los angeles, los angeles county and the city of pasadena both filing lawsuits today against southernnia edison alleging the utility's equipment sparked that deadly eaton fire back in january. company officials haven't commented on those lawsuits, but did say last month they were still investigating the possible causes. and the vatican updated the pope's condition today, saying he remains stable and hasn't had any new breathing problems, and spent the day seated in an arm chair and resumed some of his work activity. the 88 year old pontiff has been in the hospital for weeks battling double pneumonia. guys. brian, back over to you. >> all right. best wishes. tim. kate. thank you. all right, so folks, we've got a big biotech deal. chimerix is being bought by jazz pharmaceuticals for about $1 billion. chimerix shares are up 77% right now. a good day today, but it's far from all wine and roses if you go back ten years. look at that chart. chimerix has crushed investors, losing about 80% of its total value. it's just one example of how hard it can be to make money in biotech stocks. they m

steve and beth from pasadena, giving out free eggs to people reeling from the eaton fire from their backyard chicken coop, they leave a crate of eggs on their corner in west altadena. >> whatever you can give, if you have something, put it out there and you know, make the first move. it's totally okay to be generous and neighborly. we're all still just people trying to live our lives, and i think if we can make it a little easier for each other, then that should be our number one priority on any level for any person. i think we can all make a difference. >> well, this family didn't want their generosity to be in the news, but were encouraged to make it public. they're hoping it inspires other people to do their part. as los angeles rebuilds. >> happening today, its opening night for the cinequest film festival in silicon valley kicks off at the california theater in san jose with the film the luckiest man in america. after the screening, there's an opening night celebration with food, drinks and music at the glass house. the festival runs through sunday, march 23rd. dozens of films and short

issues when they get an inch of rain, which is being forecast between now and, say, friday with pasadena with two, you know, that's going to cause problems. not only that, but if you're heading to arizona, you know, they had to wait until march to get any rain at all. and now it's been almost every other day. it does look better today though, but there's more rain moving in down there over the next 3 to 5 days. a south wind that's the front direction beginning to pick up. so everyone will get in on that here. breeze picks up 50s on the temps here 36. truckee 36 south lake tahoe. emigrant gap is in there as well at 36 and snow is on the way. now again you're looking at, you know, a couple feet here, maybe 2 to 3. after everything is said and done, it could end up with four in some of the higher peaks. so winter storm warning is out. only light rain in the morning. the front really has a ways to go, so it'll be a rainy, cloudy, cool wednesday. and then the rain picks up tonight. off and on rain. colder air comes in tomorrow. possible thundershowers and then rain returns on friday. here you

that was yesterday and this is samuel in south pasadena, california. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the senate should vote to keep the government open and they should not shut it down because the president is doing a great job and he will make this country great again. these democrats, chuck schumer, i don't know what is wrong with him. he looks like he is sleepy. this guy cannot tie his tie right. he is doing everything he can stop the progress of what president trump is trying to do. all of the democrats are saying close the government down. come on. let this man do his job. people voted for him. he will do a great job and he found a lot of waste. the last two or three months biden was in office he was just throwing money away. he punted so much money, at least $2 trillion. that is why we are in a lot of trouble. we are doing a correction and these people all nervous. just let president trump and elon musk do their job. thank you very much. host: here is gil in louisiana. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go a

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