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in washington, rebecca castor, ktvu, fox two news. >> while it's hard to find a silver lining in theseastating fires, scientists say the data being collected right now can help anticipate and better understand fire behavior. inside san jose state's wildfire interdisciplinary research center. craig clements and his team use technology to study fire behavior through the use of moisture sensors, drone data, and mobile doppler radar. >> we can peer into the plume. we can see the velocities or the wind speeds. we can see, you know, the debris inside the plume and where it's falling out. and that allows us to collect data that we can then compare to a simulation. >> it is expected that the science gained from these devastating fires could help make communities safer in the future. >> back now to the weather. here we'll take a live look outside. the bay area is extremely cool, a little bit breezy. that sparkling clarity is due to the winds we're seeing. rosemary oroczo is tracking a change not just in our weather, but also for the folks down south. >> you're right, garcia, we have another off

it's hard when you have to let people down. that's something that hurt. >> rebeccas. >> we'll get the nerves out. >> what do you need? >> little wiggle in my suit. i grab my belt. i do this with my tpaoelt right here. >> all right. all right. whatever it takes, right? >> thanks, man. >> listen, first limo is pulling up. grant, all right. let the journey begin. >> rebecca: let the journey begin. it all begins with the suit wiggle, which i'm sure we're gonna see more of. you mentioned the women. an incredible group. there's a boxer in the mix, a wedding planner in the mix. talk about some of these women and give us a sense, a taste of what drama might be coming up. you know we're here for the drama. >> some drama is good. not too much, but a little bit. no, the women were amazing. i think the thing that really brought us all together was what they were here for, and that was love. i think everybody was genuine. everybody was unique. everybody was willing to be open. there's a little bit of drama. that's what happens when there's emotions involved. i think we've come t

it's hard for me to call her, of course one to write that rebecca completely reporting good story as well. the rest of this hours program here, this friday is moving quickly. an awful lot of moving and shaking in the world today will bring on top stories. when we were talking about the top of the, the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm to peter lavelle. there's a saying if you don't have a seat at the table, then you're on the menu. we can assume that this applies to the panama canal, greenland, and even canada, from some new world order is beginning to look like old fashioned 19th century imperialism. the cross fucking trumps new world order. i'm joined by my guess, great passage. i do a in florida. he's co host of the convo couch in kingston. we have drilled salenti . he is founder and director of the trends research institute. and in denver, we cross at tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist, or a gentleman, cross sock rules and effects. that means he can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. possibly. let me go to yo

i did something different with the ending of "onyx storm" that i fought hard and am proud of it. >> rebeccanly expert in my field. it was definitely some discussions. but i won. i got the ending. >> rebecca: you won. so when you read that cliffhanger, you know it's all rebecca. >> you can blame me. >> rebecca: we love it. i highly doubt there will be any blame. there will be lots of praise going forward. congratulations. we're so excited to have you back to talk about the next two as well. and everything you're doing. "onyx storm" is on book shelves everywhere. use that qr code to get your copy now. thank you, rebecca. >> thanks for having me. >> rebecca: and we'll be right back. to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. dave's been very excited about

. >> definitely, rebecca packed plane filling with smoke and cafe specific said it became hard to breatheg's cell phone video capturing the panicked moments during a midair stair. >> mayday, mayday. >> as cafe pacific cabin carry 302 people filled with smoke less than a half an hour after taking up boston logan international airport early monday morning. >> i saw a lot of smoke. >> passengers on board hong kong flight growing frantic. >> initially, i thought it was like maybe it is just the altitude, air difference. then, i was like, i can't breathe. speak with the smoke also enveloping the cockpit. the pilots forced to dump fuel so the plane could return to logan. >> we will land with these conditions. it looks like a small aircraft fuel in process. >> a row of emergency vehicles leading on the tarmac after the plane ended safely. telling abc news no injuries among customers or crew reported. >> quite an experience and cafe said they made precautionary landing without incident 3:30 in the morning. the faa with a possible mechanic issue and telling the engineersd performing inspections on

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rebecca: great to see him. >> gio: he inspired so many people. >> will: hard to believe it's been two years.ng go have a martina, burger, staying up late with your friends. >> rebecca: i can get on board with that. >> will: if you think about it, four meals out of the week is 20%. >> rebecca: have your treats. >> gio: i eat way more than that. [ laughter ] >> will: the emmy winner did share she works out four times a week. she focuses on strength training. she went on to say it's not just about physical health. it's about overhauling your mental health routine as well. those go hand in hand. she said she's finally realized she shouldn't be so hard on herself. the world can already be so negative. all she can do is the best she can. for more, read her interview in "allure" now. >> george: good advice there. >> will: yeah, lot of good advice. in music news this morning a surprise at the end of the year from spotify. the streamer revealing their most streamed song of 2024. any guesses? >> gio: i'm going to say birds of a feather. [ laughter ] >> will: it is. it racked up 1.78 billion streams. t

against rebecca said i am cova in 26 minutes. delivering a 6 love 6 to most of costs, to have $14.00, 9th rent opponents, especially on tech who 2nd in the world standing. she believes that hard work will eventually put her back on top of the rankings. i realize, you know, the sir that i don't have that kind of sent me some guidance on what happens with my ranking sometimes. so um, so now i would just focus on tyneesa and if i play well, i know i'll be back most number one. if i don't, and i mean that plays better. she'll be number one. so we, i think it's just smarter to focus on tennis and the ranking book, i'm up there that's shown that will face 2021 us open champion. m a right to connor next. the british clair recovered from an early break in the 2nd set to hold of amanda. nice to move us. 6375 is the 1st time or the condo has to be on the 2nd round at melvin park. a bounce investment only sent it almost a buzz run in melbourne before my world embassy was struggling to free. that one point has 2nd round when the columbia is coming, that sort of you almost quit jerry very tough to breathe. my. um i will, i'm, when, when i was younger i was diagnosed with asthma, so having

hard by the fire. we love hearing their voices this morning. >> rebecca: we do love hearing their voices this morning.nt mission which is helping aid people in need in the l.a. area. guys, it is such a proud moment for us at gma. the amount of work that went into this behind the scenes, incredible. also to see so many people stepping up. michael and robin are now in pasadena. it is wonderful to see you on the ground as well. michael, nice to see you again. >> michael: well, great to see you all again. we're so happy, so proud to be here in altadena. our abc news team, they've been out reporting nonstop for nearly two weeks now on these fires and the destruction they left in their wake. >> robin: they have been absolutely relentless. matt gutman an kayna whitworth, their producers, their crews. they have been bearing witness to this tragedy both as a journalist and residents here of l.a. with families. my mama used to say, we just want to lay our eyes on your and say thank you for the reporting that you've done. i know, matt, i'll start with you. the palisades fire took her home. how have you been able

rebecca. good morning. the robbery of -- excuse me. the burglary of burrow's home -- hard to say.igh profile, in which criminals target homes and players that they know are out of the house because they're on the field. as you'll see here there is significant evidence tying these known the scene of the crime. this morning four suspects have been arrested and jailed for their alleged connection to that brazen burglary of nfl star joe burrow's home last month. >> burrow spins! touchdown bengals! >> reporter: on december 9, burrow was on the field for the cincinnati bengals on "monday night football" for all the world to see. while burrow was playing, his home was ransacked. a bedroom window shattered. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. >> reporter: burrow, one of a number of athletes victims to a string of robberies. now four chilean nationals facing charges after they were apprehended by an ohio state patrol man who spotted suspicious luggage being carried to a vehicle outside a hotel according to court records.

rebecca: there are two outcomes here. first it shows that china is in this ai fight. they found some work arounds to our own regulation and it's going to be very hard the united states to restrict or regulate chinese technology going forward. it really raises the question of how much can we shut this down here in the united states? people are already downloading it. they're already going to the app store right now. the second thing is it shows the possibility of building ai at a lower cost. this will really interest ginger, using a lot less energy. it's very energy intensive to do all of this work. >> robin: ai is gonna remain in the headlines. >> rebecca: absolutely. >> robin: thank you. new information into the investigation into the possible origin of one of the los angeles wild fires. trevor ault is live in altadena with details for us. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the eaton fire destroyed thousands of homes here in altadena, and lawyers for one resident say the power company is to blame. they've filed a lawsuit that what we are about to show you is what they claim are the first sparks from this massive deadly fire. t

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hard to tackle. the magnitude of all they would sign up in flames. turns out that was a i as a california in rebecca, how dangerous did you find some of the information shared online, the missed information. i mean, of course, and what would you like maybe to clarify, to our viewers right now around the world? well, i would like to say that misinformation can really cost lives. there's been misinformation being spread around the karen bass, the funded the fire department. we know that is not true. the fire department budget was increased over the past year by over 70 airplane deep states insurance of last resort, which use the catch fare isn't built for the kind of disaster happening right now. one expert estimates that just the pulled wants to be destroyed, but i want to say this, and i want to say it very plainly. we're talking about everyday people. my on uncle worked very hard for their property for their land. my uncle lived in that house for 50 years. we're talking about, you know, generational uh we're talking about generational home ownership. most of the people that died in the else in a fir