, the 1920's rogers but land santa monica developing what is now pacific palisades. and this is what theater palisades looked like before. and then after the community theater, which was founded by 3 television writers in the 1960's was fully engulfed in flames tuesday, dramatic before and after images really stunning. vicki. yeah. >> well, grant earlier this morning, la county officials, they updated the public on the status of the sun set fire all evacuation orders have been lifted. it started in the runyon canyon area in the hollywood hills around five-thirty. very dramatic last night burning roughly 43 acres of fire crews. they were able to control the fire overnight. thankfully and crews are currently working to contain the spot fires. the sun swept fire that destroyed a for story home in studio city last night. the powerful winds caused flames to spread to nearby brush. but crews were able to quickly knock down the flames. keeping them from growing passed. just one acre the cause of this fire is under investigation. as for the hearst fire that's in sylmar. so f

and brick several structures that were standing before the fire are just no longer during the 1920's rogers bought land in santa monica. developing what is now pacific palisades. and this is what theater palisades looked like before and then during and then after the community theater, which was founded by 3 television writers in the 1960's was fully engulfed in flames tuesday. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking the conditions actually. going back to grant. we have some breaking news at a calabassas. >> we reported on it at the top of the show. that fire is now up to 900 acres. it is raging. evacuation orders are now in effect for that area. officials telling people to get out now. so they thought they had that relatively under control. but obviously the conditions have changed. lawrence, what is going on down there with the get the santa ana tend to ramp overnight and that's what we're seeing happen. expecting to happen. >> throughout the night tonight. so you get in those areas where you get above 1000 feet or so. all of a sudden those winds start gusting 50 plus mi

s. roger wrap them school of international studies that non young technological university joins us now from singapore. thanks for your time, sir. i believe you're not very optimistic about this deal. all you took was through your reservations. i think the problem is you having a big deal in which the 1st phase, the mortalities, the terms are agreed to terms for the 2nd and 3rd phase and not degree done. and that's where the, the, the problem is, the key to all of this is going to be whether or not the incoming trump administration stays the course. with other words, trump wanted a a ceasefire by the time using the agreement on monday. but he will have to stay the course rather than lose attention or no longer pay attention to the ceasefire in order to ensure that face to face 3 progress, well as a say, a trunk key to the future. success of this deal. what do you think is the likelihood that he will maintain pressure on israel once he has his own domestic agenda to focus on as well? i think that his interest is going to be 2 fold. one is iran, and of course that to me i would, is really

novak djokovic surpassed roger federer�*s all—time record for the most grand slam singles matches asund. the 37—year—old was made to work in his 430th contest, but he emerged triumphant over portuguese qualifier jaime faria. this sport has always been giving me so much in my life, the opportunity to play at the grand slams and i try not to take it for granted after great achievements that i am very proud of. of course, grand slam matches in grand slam winds are what counts the most in our sport, so i am very thrilled with that. in tuesday's premier league matches, have nottingham forest proved they're set to stay the course after they managed a 1—1 draw with liverpool? from fighting relegation last season to challenging at the top, forest took the lead early thanks to striker chris wood. but liverpool found an equaliser through substitute diogojota, who headed home a corner to ensure liverpool maintain their six—point lead at the top. they maybe deserve not to concede a second or a third goal because they threw themselves for every ball, for every cross. they. . .they fight with ever

i'm pleased to say we can rejoin roger mcnamee, one of facebook�*s earliest investors, after those briefalking about the political impact of meta, so do you think underjoel kaplan, a republican, as we've explained, there will be less moderation of political content? what are your thoughts on that? will be focus be on a certain type of political content, do you believe? i political content, do you believe?— political content, do you believe? ~ ~ , believe? i think the key thing to understand _ believe? i think the key thing to understand about - believe? i think the key thing to understand about this - believe? i think the key thing i to understand about this change is that nick clegg was brought on to solve a political problem in europe after the cambridge analytical scandal that took place in the uk. hisjob was analytical scandal that took place in the uk. his job was to make sure that meta didn't get into any long—term trouble in europe. he clearly has not got into long—term trouble. european regulators are unhappy with the company but they have not yet done anything meaningful. trump'

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roger mcnamee is one of facebook�*s earliest investors and author of new york times bestseller zucked change is that nick clegg was brought on to solve a political problem in europe right after the cambridge analytica scandal that took place in the uk, and hisjob was to make sure that meta didn't get into any long—term trouble in europe — it clearly has not gotten into long—term trouble. european regulators are unhappy with the company, but they've not yet done anything meaningful. trump's election in the united states signals a huge change in us politics, and meta has been in conflict with trump because it banned him a number of years ago after the insurrection in washington. and kaplan, who is a long—time republican politician, is someone who i think they correctly believe can negotiate with all the correct parties so that meta can buy its way towards a favoured position with the administration. let's ta ke let's take you briefly, if we can, of the us house, and as we mentioned it little earlier, voting is under way for the house speaker. we are waiting for the result of a second vo

roger: yeah, i've got that a few times. ♪ ♪ david: you wrote a letter to pete roselle when you were in college asking for an internship. this is the early 1980's he responded i guess positively because you got the internship. have you ever thought in your wildest imagination what would have happened had he not responded positively and where you might be today? roger: while he was kind. i don't know about positive. he gets a lot of letters and a lot of interest in becoming an intern. it? was executive director. i think it was close to 53 letters later when i got the internship. so it wasn't an immediate response and i got a job. it took almost a year before that happened. i have no idea what i would be doing today if i wasn't here with the nfl. david: so you didn't have any idea of doing something important like private equity? roger: those guys are too smart for me. david: i doubt that. people that are watching now and say what did he put in his letter that was so persuasive get an internship at the nfl, what did you say that future people that want to write letters to people like you should put in their letter? roger: i have a copy of it actu

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will rogers ranch house property dating back to the 1920's was completely destroyed in the palisadese. >> built on 186 acres overlooking the pacific ocean. it has 31 rooms carouse a stable riding pole field golf course and hiking trails. it was where the famed actor lived and rode horses before his death in 1935. his widow, betty rogers, give the property to the state in 1944. and it became a historic state park. the bunny museum located in altadena and dedicated to all things bunnies was also destroyed. the bunny museum made the guinness book of world records and was featured in ripley's. believe it or not, the smithsonian magazine and in episode of visiting with hauser. >> thank you for your time. >> recent golden globe winner jean smart plays deborah vance, a legendary stand-up comedy diva and hacks. >> in the series, denver's big personality fits perfectly in her massive altadena mansions. according to an eyewitness, the 1915 spanish colonial revival mansion has burned down in the eaton fire with only its facade. still standing. the mansion have been used for filming for more tha

s these days. you are 65 i guess. you've got a ways to go. you signed a new contract that extend your terms are 2027. have you thought about anything past their? roger full day that takes up a lot of my focus and thoughts. thoughts. that's where i keep it. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. the way i approach work post fatherhood, create a beautiful website in minutes has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. [birds chirping] >> [speaking another language]

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will rogers ranch house property dating back to the 1920's was completely destroyed in the palisadese. >> built on 186 acres overlooking the pacific ocean. it has 31 rooms carouse a stable riding ring pole field golf course and hiking trails. it was where the famed actor lived and rode horses before his death in 1935. his widow, betty rogers, give the property to the state in 1944. and it became a historic state park. the bunny museum located in altadena and dedicated to all things bunnies was also destroyed. the bunny museum made the guinness book of world records and was featured in ripley's. believe it or not, the smithsonian magazine and an episode of visiting with hauser. >> thank you for your time. >> recent golden globe winner jean smart plays deborah vance, a legendary stand-up comedy diva and hacks. >> in the series, denver's big personality fits perfectly in her massive altadena mansions. according to an eyewitness, the 1915 spanish colonial revival mansion has burned down in the eaton fire with only its facade. still standing. the mansion have been used for filming for mor

rogers is actually responsible for developing what is now was pacific palisades during the 1920's. he bought the land in santa monica. that would eventually become the community of multimillion-dollar homes. schools, churches, and community centers. and finally, a look at the community theater that's been destroyed there. the theater palisades. >> fully engulfed in flames on tuesday in the theater was founded by 3 television writers back in the 1960's. but it was destroyed by this destructive fire. still ahead here at 10 o'clock hollywood stars. among those being impacted by these devastating fires. >> what those celebrities are saying about the damage being done and how some of them are offering their support. >> plus, how you can support victims of the southern california from right here in california from right here in the bayry 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

now, rogers is responsible for developing what is now pacific palisades during the 1920's.bought the land in santa monica. that would eventually become the community. multi-million dollar homes, schools, churches and community centers. finally, a look at the community theater that's been destroyed. palisades was fully engulfed in flames on tuesday in the theater was founded by 3 television writers in the 1960's but destroyed by the destructive fire. what's happening to the chaos and erroneous evacuation alert went out to all of los angeles county yesterday. nearly 10 million los angeles resident received that message in error. officials say it was only meant for people right near the cannon fire, which united early thursday afternoon. lot of companies, lot of organizations are trying their best to help those lost everything. so airbnb, they're offering temporary housing for people have been displaced. the spokesperson also saying people here in the bay area can sign up to open their homes to those that are impacted by the wildfires. people can offer their homes for free or

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s. the last minute announcements on sales of e15 and the lack of clear tax policy guidance on the 45z clean fuel production credit, which is something that roger marshall of kansas city and i were just discussing. these plants have been forced to stop production completely. this is a huge issue for us. this is threatening hundreds of rural jobs and squeezing grain prices in the process. so i do applaud president trump for making e15 a priority. i did -- he did have an executive order on that, but i do look forward to securing a permanent fix in law. but we will need an all hands on deck approach for crafting future r.v.o.'s that reflect production capacity and guidance on the 45z that will support american farmers. ms. rollins, the usda has a very big role to play when crafting these policies. as secretary, will you commit to supporting biofuels and working with me to provide certainty for our farmers and the entire renewable fuel industry? ms. rollins: yes, senator. i really look forward to that. i think there is no question where president trump stands on this. i believe if memory serves me correctly there was an executive order on this in t