we can make that donation salvation army usa.org. donations go directly to southern california wildfire relief. very grateful for the continued support. >> will get hand out to get your organization has provided at one of the shelters. at looks like you have an entire grocery store essentially set up there for people to take what they need. >> the salvation army as many corporate partners they are so generous to us across the nation. we are very good supply currently for our neighbors but we are think about local assistance centers that will be opening in the coming days and then the salvation army will be able to provide more monetary assistance to those families. the disaster recovery centers are often run by fema in a month or so for the much more longer-term. the salvation army is prepared and wants to continue to be present in our communities. the generosity of the american public's has always been outstanding. we are so grateful for the continued support. jon: americans are a generous people. thank you. >> thank you jon. jon: a

general secretary of the salvation army southern california division.ining me and speaking to me about this today. tell us more about the people approaching your organisation for assistance. the people approaching us have been affected by this disaster many have lost times, so many don't know what the condition of their home is or neighbourhood because they have not been able to get back to the community, they are tired and need a place to rest and food and water, a few other neat supplies so we are providing that to them. where are ou providing that to them. where are you able — providing that to them. where are you able to _ providing that to them. where are you able to help _ providing that to them. where are you able to help them - providing that to them. where are you able to help them do | are you able to help them do they have to stay overnight? absolutely there is a number of them coming up and it continues to evolve and grow as more people show up to the shelters, shelters all over the city now are poised to receive people who have been affecte

what is a challenge for the salvation army?round we are seeing so many different things. family try to find their way and individuals as well. people trying to reunite with families that were not with them at the time they had to evacuate. people who are tired and hungry on just need a place to rest. they need new clothing on those are things we are focusing on making sure we meet the most basic immediate needs are. eric: is her priority among what you have to do? >> the priority is making people have most basic human needs met. it's different for each person. as we engage with each individual, each family we asked him what is it that you need right now? the salvation army is poised to take care of that as soon as we can turn to for help in the army do this? their centers and trucks out there how do you reach out to the people who are in the evacuation areas? >> have a number of ways we do that with trained emergency disaster response experts to provide skilled relief services. we have a number of vehicles 13 designated disaste

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the red cross and salvation army are on the ground..org or to the salvation army usa.org. our thoughts are with all of you out west. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here monday. thanks for staying up with us. take good care, america. >> who is this guy? >> he was kind of creepy. >> pure evil. we were shocked. >> this is every woman's nightmare. >> this is not just any killer. >> there was 11 skulls drawn

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the red cross and salvation army are on the ground. if you'd like to help, you can go to redcross.org or to the salvation army usa.org. our thoughts are with all of you out west. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here monday. thanks for staying up with us. take good care, america. >> who is this guy? >> he was kind of creepy. >> pure evil. we were shocked. >> this is every woman's nightmare. >> this is not just any killer. >> there was 11 skulls drawn using a finger in blood. >> all of these victims souls belong to him. they're mine. >> i'm more sane than most americans. >> this guy is an evil genius. he's the best serial killer that ever existed. he compared himself to ted bundy. quite a show for the folks in the san fernando valley and causing a lot of concern in the communities of tarzana and encino right now. a lot of people looking up in their backyards and wondering how close this is going to get. >> the palisades fire forces another round of evacuations as it suddenly ligh

a mobile canteen for the salvation army will get close to fire at the webster school, malibu canyon road. the red cross set them on the evacuation center. and as the refugees put them on. but by automobile and some even on a story caught up that was mrs. jean has of quest's narrow escape we just woke up at 5:00 by telephone call from the lovely neighbor, and we looked up at all your side of the mountain ranges, our and we were quite sure that we weren't going to be a. flame to go out for at least over the far hillside where all of a sudden the help us. that's it was just a mass of flames it was a very for our lives. we this morning so i was getting by nightfall this but burning day and 900 men of 100 pieces of equipment were fighting wholly uncontrolled fire and 30 houses had burned to the ground, leaving nothing, ironically, with their stone, a fireplace among them was the beach house of tv star ralph. yes, we did have a lot of wonderful mementos in there, things that were very close to our hearts, but the ones i really feel sorry for are people who lived on their land, who made their l

at the eastbourne salvation army, they've opened their doors to the homeless, providing beds and a hotsee you. but it's not every night. it's just when the temperature gets too low. and it really is physically so cold that we just want them to come in. we'd like to do it more, but financially we can't do it as many... so we just do it as much as we can. for those taking shelter here, it is a literal lifeline. so without this place, probably i would be frozen right now. so without some support where you can actually maybe wash your clothes or like, i don't know, take a shower or eat something, there is no way you are going to survive for long. the advice, as the temperatures drop, is to stay inside, only travel if necessary, and look out for those who can't look out for themselves. joe inwood, bbc news. let's speak to our news reporter sharon barbour who's in york. sharon, what is the picture where you are? it is getting colder already, around three degrees in york. i left newcastle a short while ago where it was one degree. you can feel the air is getting much colder and we are standin

varias fundaciones como la cruz roja y salvation army estÁn aceptando donaciones en lÍnea, las autoridades de hasta 10.000 $. andrea: advirtiÓ el fiscal general de california. ademÁs establecieron un toque de queda desde el atardecer hasta el amanecer en las zonas afectadas para proteger las viviendas, mientras la policÍa y la guardia nacional trabajan en conjunto. las empresas privadas tambiÉn estÁn haciendo su parte, uber ofrece viajes gratuitos para aquellos que necesiten evacuar. mientras que airbnb estÁ abriendo sus puertas para ofrecer alojamiento temporal a las personas desplazadas. la comunidad hispana no se queda atrÁs, en el parque de santa anita miles de personas se unen para ayudar a las personas necesitadas, despuÉs de que los tres vendedores ambulantes comenzaron a donar comida, y terminaron inspirando a miles a travÉs de las redes. >> [habla en inglÉs] hemos recibido muchas son donaciones en de todo el estado, tenemos sillas de ruedas, cafeteras, mantas, artÍculos bÁsicos y de higiene, el apoyo de la comunidad ha sido conmovedor. cuenta uno de ellos. andrea: el fiscal genera

provide the before we were working independently from the government that they call it that the salvation army. ready salvation government says that was in place. and if i'm right in thinking that's the group that is now over seeing the countries still on the us perilous. so how tricky does that make it a for 8 organizations to know what they time and cannot do? it was much trickier before today because, you know, then we, we really were very hesitant to be able to do anything. and now it adds a little bit on clarity. the, the, the new license 24 allows us to be able to deal with the steering government institutions that are working with who manager and sectors. so that makes it much clear, but it's still, uh now we're so you know, there are certain individuals on this government now that are under the, labeled under the, uh, syria, the american government sanctions, uh, as a terrorist organization. so we have to be careful not to be able to have direct, you know, uh, transfer of the goods and then the, or, or, or even money to directly to these particular individuals, but rather work with the

salvation army and all the other other drug rehab programs and the work you're doing. so salvation army stop crime s f everybody. thank you so much. let's get it done. >> thanks. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. come on up. >> so first off i want to give a shout out to everybody who's out here on recovery harbor lights one little y'all keep your head up. >> i want to thank you. i want to thank the mayor for looking for this legislation. this is real. this is god's real movement. >> he's running through this brother right here. so let me get straight to it. i was a drug dealer on sixth street, daniel lord. >> i was a drug dealing entail i probably sold some dope to sony y'all but let me get straight to it. you know how they say don't hate the player, hate the gang ? well, you know what i'm i hate to play it because this ain't no game no more. this is real, y'all. you got people out here who look like it's the night of the living dead. we got two people out there who is the walking dead and it cold poor about it. it's the folks in our people we work with the k

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and uh, salvation army. they got together and they got me a room for a year. so you know, which is pretty good because you know, now i don't have to travel a lot too much and still like be pushy. i had a, i had major surgery on my legs. come on the display, but i also have a disease and my legs for my blood cells and my most to switch. and my skin has a hard time sticking to my legs. so they took these on there to hold it back, which is the big one right here. because you don't want to kill them so many times . so i was flying around here this and i don't know where to begin or what i'm really is. but i don't know, that's what a lot of slot most people are homeless then. then the houses are nice and co sign you up telephone's, where you from new york one year one, so you can see it to 4th. so i can fax cuz my girls tend to take the little overdose all set overdose and have to come back to the greyhound. so you don't pay, you know, a lot of people die enough enough and don't even know what the fuck is. it's all just crazy. a lot of my friends home boys in a lit

. >> reporter: maria's family came to the salvation army harbor house from honduras last october. she told us through a translator the move to the u.s. was a necessity. >> translator: i came to this country looking to improve my daughter's health because in my home country she can't receive the treatment and resources she needs. >> reporter: her 6-year-old daughter has a disease called clipper syndrome, a condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. maria said the best care for her daughter is in the u.s. but is now jeopardized by a policy that changes eligibility for who gets priority staying in the shelters. >> reporter: i panicked. i'm frustrated. i have a child with a disability. >> reporter: we've learned harbor house with two other homeless shelters in the city sent these letters to residents who lived in the shelters over 90 days. the letter pictured gives families a final 30-day extension before they have to leave. maria said her deadline is february 10th. she's devastated. >> translator: i don't have the slightest idea what we're going to do. we don't have family who

i spoke to people from the salvation army.re offering clothes and spiritual support and habitat for humanity and other organization made famous by late president carter, i spoke to one of the organizers and they said that his message would be to get out and get to it. >> our north american correspondent gary o'donoghue, thank you for the update from the pacific palisades neighborhood in los angeles. joining me now is california's chief service officer josh friday. thank you for joining us. you have been leading service and a volunteer efforts to help those that have been affected. you've been out and about. tell us what the situation is like. >> it has obviously been a horrific experience in southern california. but as our hearts break with the disaster, our spirits are lifted by the fact that people are stepping up in such tremendous waves to serve and help each other. i am not a natural resource center that opened today and people aren't coming to sign up for resources. -- people are coming to sign up for resources. we have

surrounded by people still in recovery, including those part of the salvation army's harbor light program. she's speaking in support of mayor daniel leary's proposed fentanyl state of emergency. >> we believe that this ordinance, this fentanyl state of emergency emergency ordinance is a state of emergency. it's a five alarm fire that needs to be mitigated. >> they say since 2019, more than 4000 lives have been lost to overdose deaths on san francisco streets. >> we got people out there who is the walking dead? and the cold part about it? it's our folks and our people. we work with the kids, and when the kids got to see needles and people bent over half dead. we not having that. >> mayor lowry's ordinance aims to cut through the city's red tape to address the fentanyl crisis. >> people in san francisco are suffering. every day that we don't act. is another day of life lost to addiction, to overdose and to despair? our response must be just as urgent as the crisis that we are facing. >> if the board of supervisors approve this plan, it would essentially give the mayor's office the power to

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giving $100,000 each to the los angeles fire department, the pasadena fire department and the salvation armyfor wildfire relief efforts. fellow dodger chris taylor and his wife have launched a fundraiser through their ct3 foundation, matching donations of up to $5,000 to the lafd foundation. deservedly so in that area, right? yes. that's great to see them helping out and doing more baseball news. but this time, closer to home, it's a done deal. one of the era's most dominant pitchers is now officially part of the giants rotation. what it took to get justin verlander to come to the bay most celebrated pitchers will call oracle park home this season today. the giants signe justin verlander to a one year deal worth $15 million. now in 19 seasons with detroit, houston and the new york mets, the 41 year old has 262 career wins and more than 3400 strikeouts. that's more than any active pitcher. he's a three time cy young award winner, a nine time all star and a two time world series champ, both of those coming with the houston astros. nfl playoffs former niners head coach jim harbaugh leading the

giving $100,000 each to the los angeles fire department, the pasadena fire department and the salvation army wildfire relief efforts. fellow dodger chris taylor and his wife have launched a fundraiser through their ct3 foundation, matching donations of up to $5,000 to the lafd foundation. all right, rob, one more check of the weather. i mean, i my allergies are going wild today. allergies and 60s and 70s. not something you deal with in january. normally we got rain, but that's how things look in san francisco right now. nice foevening plans. nice again tomorrow. mild temperatures. the mornings, though, will feel like winter, with 30s and 40s in the valleys as we head towards midweek. chilly, chilly. all right, rob, thank you, and thanks for watching. nightly news is next. and we'll see you again at six. >>> tonight, we are live in los angeles as the palisades

and the salvation army they got together and they got me a room for a year. so you know, which is pretty good because you know, now i don't have to travel a lot too much and still like fi, cushy, i had a, i had major surgery on my legs. come on this thing. but i also have a disease and my legs for my blood cells and i most to switch. and my skin has a hard time sticking to our legs. so they put these on there to hold it back. but this is the big one right here. because you don't want to kill them so many times source laying around areas. in other words, you know, that really is.

this particular evacuation centre has catering provided by the salvation army and, of course, for lots homes burned, there is nowhere else to turn. 0ne homes burned, there is nowhere else to turn. one of those people is marina. she arrived from ukraine as part of a programme that has brought thousands of people from ukraine to america. marina, what happened to you yesterday? i left from my home to work and i left from my home to work and i saw a little smoke near my home, but i do not think that it was something that would be big, so when i tried to come home afterfive hours, i thought that the roads were closed and too many fire department and police cars, and i started to worry. and then i just came back to santa monica pierjust to watch it happened because everything was in smoke and i saw the fire claims — they were so big. and then i saw the place where my home is, it's burning and it is burning everything, like cars, nature, houses and mind. so, ijust lost everything. ijust houses and mind. so, ijust lost everything. i just went to work like that and i don't have anything, no doc

there's a group for children who are impacted the salvation army. lots of different organizations. i mean, anybody you talk to up here, you know, our hearts go out and we want to help in some way. so that's that's a good service. absolutely. great story. thanks trump. among the sending crews to la and the oakland fire department. well, firefighters have been sent so far and today they are sending a water tender oakland's fire chief tim in covington. share this information with new members of the city council today and also warned them about. >> closing fire stations in oakland kron four's. dan kerman has that story. there is not a fire season anymore were in january and we have one of the biggest fires that we've ever had in our state history. and when we don't have our full compliment of fire service. 3 months ago. we could be looking the same way la a stark warning from oakland's fire chief to new members of the oakland city council had the to fire stations closed earlier this week been shuttered during oakland's keller fire. >> oakland could have seen the same devastation. los a

help those who have been affected, there are dozens of organizations to donate to the red cross salvation army. the los angeles, a fire department foundation are a few notable ones as kron four's. rob nesbitt reports, though, there is some concern over scams. >> volunteers are on the ground from the american red cross working to help those who have lost everything from the devastating wildfires in southern california. there are also ways you can help the images of the palace aides and even fires are devastating and what they have left behind books almost post-apocalyptic. it's why the red cross of northern california has stepped up to help sending a team volunteers to los angeles, including vigil ceo hannah malik. folks are still waiting to hear, you know how things are with their specific homes. >> and we just want them to know they aren't alone. so we're making sure that the basic needs are being met with feeding and mental health and all of that. right now the red cross has mobilized truckloads of supplies like cots, blankets and water to assist thousands of people at 8 emergency shelters g

organizaciones benéficas amari cares, la cruz roja americana, direct relief global giving y el salvation armyon la comunidad y buscando ayudar a las víctimas. usted también puede hacerlo a través de esta página de internet que está viendo en pantalla telemundo.com, diagonal cruz roja o también llamando a ese número 1 800. y hacemos pausa, pero en breve. surgen reacciones ante el descubrimiento de un túnel en la frontera de méxico y estados unidos. a las 05:30 le decimos lo que se sabe de este hallazgo. el pridente joe biden da 1 de los últimos discursos de su presidencia. les contamos qué dijo. a continuación, en palco deportivo llueven los fichajes en el fútbol y al volver les vamos a contar sobre 1 espectacular que a una semana para la juramentación de donald trump como el presidente número 47 de estados unidos y las autoridades de washington d.c. discutieron preparativos para la inauguración presidencial wen of the metropolitan police department dc government and our partners are fully prepared for the sixteenth presidential inauguration. bueno, escuchamos tanto el servicio secreto como la

if you'd like to help, you can go to red cross.org or salvation army usa.org. people are generous when called upon. that's nightline for this evening. catch our full episode (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. starts right now. >> firefighters on alert in los angeles with dangerous winds coming up again. the devastating and deadly fires that scorched thousands of homes are settling down for the moment, but no one is letting their guard down. tonight, with more santa ana winds heading their way. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we are heading into what forecasters are calling a particularly

the red cross and salvation army hard at work on the ground here.s.org, or the salvationarmyusa.org as well. i'll be right back here from california tomorrow night. good night. parks in southern california, triggering new evacuations. on the third day of an inferno that seems to have no end in sight. >> and now, meteorologist sandhya patel. i'm tracking the conditions that is leading to high fire danger in southern california. i'll have the very latest coming up. >> i'm cornell bernard. a fire tracking app found it here in the north bay. is seeing record downloads from users needing real time information about fires burning in l.a. >> it's a marathon to recover from something like this. >> the voice of experience. survivors of the north bay wildfire share advice for those who suddenly find themselves victims of the l.a. county wildfires. >> from abc seven live breaking news. >> california's record books are being rewritten by the wildfires in southern california. unrelenting flames, unimaginable losses. and it's not over yet. >> if you're told to ev

the red cross and salvation army are on the ground here already.rg or salvationarmyusa.org. we thank you for watching here tonight. a special edition of "20/20" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i'm david muir. i'll see you then. good night. abc seven live. >> breaking news left and i don't want to leave its home. >> wow wow wow. i have no words. >> i was just in hell. that's what it felt like. >> everything that we know and love is gone. everything. >> everything is just gone. whole entire life and place and home. and memories are gone. >> we're going to make sure california has every possible resource to fight these fires. >> we do anticipate another red flag event beginning on monday. >> more wind on the way as crews are still trying to get ahead of the flames in southern california. good afternoon, i'm kristen z. >> and i'm julian glover. more than 35,000 acres have burned and thousands of homes have burned with it. and what could end up being one of the most expensive wildfires in california history? >> today, more images of all the damage, h

the red cross and salvation army hard at work.oundation, wildfire and disaster relief fund working with local communique organizations. you can go and live breaking news. >> you have never seen any destruction like this before. everything is gone.is before. >> pacific palisades right now could just be taken off the map. it's. there is no pacific palisades. >> a lot of people waiting to find out if they've lost their homes. and just everyone really like mourning and trying to figure out what all of our next steps are. it's heartbreaking. >> we are still at 0% containment. >> a news conference on the eaton fire just ended a short time ago. that blaze alone has burned more than 13,000 acres. good afternoon. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen z. >> and i'm julian glover. and just that quickly we're learning of a new fire, this one burning near calabasas. we're taking some live images from sky seven there in los angeles county,ven just showing the thick smoke that's been kicked up there. and in the distance you can see that trail of fi

at the eastbourne salvation army, they've opened their doors to the homeless, providing beds and a hotst when the temperature gets too low. and it really is physically so cold that we just want them to come in. we'd like to do it more, but financially we can't do it as many. so we just do it as much as we can. for those taking shelter here, it is a literal lifeline. so without this place, probably i would be frozen right now. i so without some support - where you can actually maybe wash your clothes or like, i don't know, . take a shower or eat something, there is no way you are going. to survive for long. the advice as the temperatures drop is to stay inside only, travel if necessary, and look out for those who can't look out for themselves. joe inwood, bbc news. earlier, we spoke to our reporter, phil mccann, whojoined us from a library in warrington and brought us more on this. this is a warm hub. it's also the library here in padgate in warrington. but one day, every single week there is a library or a community space that is designated as a warm hub. and while this place is design

además de alimentos, organizaciones como salvation army están ofreciendo atención emocional para losregunta que quizás se hacen muchos cómo puedo ayudar? la forma más efectiva de ayudar es c una donación financiera. en este momento personas a nuestro website para que puedan ser voluntarios que pueden hacer es entrar a nuestra página de internet al. sal sal army punto us slash so calfire desde san leandro soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. gracias jessica. precisamente ante la tragedia que arde sin control después de estos incendios, telemundo y la cruz roja se solidarizan con la comunidad y buscan ayudar a las víctimas. y si usted también quiere hacerlo, lo puede hacer a través de la página que ve en pantalla. telemundo.com diagonal. cruz roja o llamando al número que aparece allí, en su televisor, en su pantalla y noticiero telemundo 48. somos primeros contigo. tenemos información de última hora que nos llega desde oakland, donde se está registrando actividad policial. esto sería entre las calles telegraph y las 55 y según un testigo, la policía respondió a una llamada ale

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