bomberos combaten un nuevo incendio en el sur de california en el Área de san bernardino, mientras loss buscan la forma de sobrevivir con los recursos disponibles y las autoridades cuestionan por quÉ la catÁstrofe creciÓ en dimensiones jamÁs imaginadas. despedida y advertencia. el presidente biden emitiÓ su Último discurso como mandatario desde la oficina oval y a cinco dÍas de abandonar el poder, dijo que se estÁ gestando una oligarquÍa en el paÍs. el prÓximo secretario de estado, marco rubio, dijo hoy durante su audiencia de confirmaciÓn que no se descarta el uso de las fuerzas armadas estadounidenses en el combate contra los cÁrteles mexicanos. pero quÉ dice el paÍs vecino? cuba inicia la excarcelaciÓn de 553 detenidos como parte de un acuerdo con estados unidos de salir de la lista de paÍses que patrocinan el terrorismo. entre la algarabÍa de las reuniones familiares aÚn hay zozobra y son miles los puertorriqueÑos que hacen filas para comprar entradas. para la histÓrica serie de conciertos del reggaetonero bad bunny, quien le dio prioridad a sus compatriotas durante los primeros nu

incendios forestales va a continuar bastante crÍticos para ciudades como glendale, riverside, san bernardinoles, santa clarita, san bernardino, rÁfagas entre 20 a 30 mph aisladas en el dÍa, ademÁs hay mala calidad del aire, una escalada del 1 al 500, el 1 es una calidad de aire buena, y el 500 esa mÁs veloz, pero ciudad es como los Ángeles, long beach, cÓlicos, estÁn con una calidad de aire peligrosa, la situaciÓn es preocupante, es preocupante limitar el tiempo al aire libre, cerrar puertas y ventanas, y usar un purificador de aire. tenemos el desarrollo de la tormenta invernal hacia el sur del paÍs, estamos viendo lluvia en el sur de texas, y hacia norte de texas, oklahoma y nuevo mÉxico estamos viendo esas nevadas que serÁn fuertes. los peligros serÁn las cortes elÉctricos, el hielo negro, artes nevadas, a esta hora, 50 millones de personas desde nuevo mÉxico hacia virginia estÁn bajo un tipo de alerta invernal. este sistema avanzarÍa hacia el este del paÍs para las prÓximas 24 horas estaremos viendo texas, oklahoma, arkansas, luisiana, a recibir los impactos mÁs severos, desde maÑana por

bueno, ese incendio en san bernardino que se desatÓ ayer ya estÁ 100% contenido.s activos en el sur de california. tres en el condado de los Ángeles. uno en ventura. en cuanto a la contenciÓn, de acuerdo a las autoridades que dieron informaciÓn esta maÑana, una conferencia de prensa. dijeron que ya el seis estaÁ contenido n un 22%. el eaton en un 55% que todavÍa el aviso de bandera roja de peligro de incendios permanece vigente hasta las 15:00 de la tarde en lo que viene siendo las montaÑas del valle de san gabriel y del valle de santa clarita. el peligro no ha culminado. que van a regresar los vientos de santa ana para el lunes y martes de la prÓxima semana, por lo cual estÁn advirtiendo a la gente que se vaya preparando, que se vaya alistando para que en el momento que en caso ocurra, de que le den una orden de evacuaciÓn, pues lo haga de forma inmediata. por ahora, 82.000 personas estÁn evacuadas. mÁs de 90.000 estÁn bajo aviso de evacuaciÓn. tambiÉn reiteraron que estÁn conscientes de que la gente esÁa desesperada, que quiere regresar a sus hogares, ver que es

firefighters raced to the scene northwest of downtown san bernardino. within a couple of hours after calling in extra help. >> at last check, it has burned just over 30 acres and no structures have been damaged. firefighters will be mopping up for several hours. investigators are working to figure out how it got started. >> all right. that fire is called the little mountain fire. you can see it right here. it's on the map from cal fire showing all of the active wildfires that are burning. the biggest is still the palisades fire. that's the one you've heard so much about. been so devastating. that's near malibu. holding it just under 24,000 acres, with containment up just a bit higher today compared to yesterday. now at 19%. so there's some progress. the other big fire, of course, is the eaton fire that's near pasadena. containment there is up to about 45%. it's still at about 14,000 acres. now, the other fires on the map, the hearst and the auto fires, are both smaller and more contained and do not pose a threat anymore. thank goodness. >> in the middle

el mÁs reciente apenas comenzÓ a desarrollarse el dÍa de ayer en san bernardino.ro incidente fue reportado, ahi la sentencia mÁxime podrÍa ser hasta de 14 aÑos. para mÁs informaciÓn, los trabajadores del condado de los Ángeles afectados por ellos incendios forestales y los fuertes vientos ya pueden comenzar a solicitar los beneficios federales de asistencia de desempleo por el desastre. el departamento del desarrollo del empleo estÁ administrando los beneficios, los cuales son como aquellos trabajadores como empleados independientes que no pueden recibir beneficios de desempleo regulares. en mÁs, el comisionado de seguros ricardo lara ampliÓ las protecciones de seguro de emergencia para los propietarios de vivienda del sur de california, agregando nuevos cÓdigos postales a los que ya se encuentran bajo una moratoria obligatoria de un aÑo sobre las cancelaciones de no renovaciÓn de seguros. el boletÍn protege a quienes se encuentran dentro de los perÍmetros o cÓdigos postales adyacentes a los incendios en los Ángeles. vamos a cambiar a mÁs temas. queremos compartir

within the last two hours, crews raced to contain the flames northwest of downtown san bernardino. they are calling this one the little mountain fire. at last check, it has burned at least 34 acres. they called for extra crews to help get it under control. no structures have been damaged. firefighters plan to be mopping up for several hours on scene. the cause not determined yet. >> and from the little mountain fire to the two major fires still burning in los angeles county eight days ago, we saw fiery scenes like this one as flames raged out of control. and tonight there is some progress to tell you about. the palisades fire is now 19% contained. it has burned more than 23,000 acres. containment is up to 45% on the eden fire. it has burned more than 14,000 acres. >> fire crews from the bay area are on the front lines in southern california. an urban search and rescue team from menlo park was sifting through the rubble. as you see earlier today in the malibu area, the rose bowl, the storied rose bowl, has been transformed to a disaster response hub. >> it's being used as a command

california hasta el jueves y los condados mÁs afectados son los Ángeles, horas, ventura, san diego, san bernardino

desplegaron 45 camiones y seis dotaciones de bomberos en los condados de los Ángeles, orange, san bernardinoombre de luisiana ha fallecido a causa del virus h5n1, mÁs conocido como gripe aviar. este paciente se convierte en la primera vÍctima mortal en estados unidos. estaba hospitalizado en estado crÍtico. sonia aparicio sÁnchez tiene mÁs detalles. >> el departamento de salud de luisiana informÓ que la persona fallecida de 65 aÑos, residente de ese estado, estuvo en condiciÓn crÍtica durante dos semanas antes de sucumbir a una grave enfermedad respiratoria causada por el virus h5n1, conocido como gripe aviar. segÚn la entidad, el paciente, cuya identidad se mantiene confidencial tenÍa condiciones preexistentes crÓnicas y contrajo el virus tras exponerse a aves silvestres y a un gallinero no comercial ubicado en el patio de su casa. >> pero es muy triste porque es la primera vez que se reporta muerte por gripe aviar en un humano. esto cambia la dinÁmica de esta epidemia que ocurre bÁsicamente en los trabajadores del campo. >> de acuerdo a datos de los centros para el control de enfermedades,

san bernardino, in orlando, then in new york city. all those people were as well the first two, san bernardino and the orlando attack were u.s. citizens. the ones in new york were not. hopefully one of the things that president biden will do is obviously, denounce the attack itself. but not do anything to sort of fan the flames of because jibar was an american muslim to suggest there's something else. there's a bigger threat for american muslims beyond this evil attack itself. so we have seen a pattern of these isis inspired and al- qaida inspired attacks but hopefully it does not lead to a backlash of the broader muslim population. >> we're waiting for president biden to deliver messages. he's at camp david. we're going to take those remarks as soon as we see the president. i am curious frank, the nature of this attack. the fact that it was a motor vehicle. the ways in which that makes it more complex. both for the fbi to catch some of these suspects. the way it makes it more difficult to prolong law enforcement to protect folks from

the first two in san bernardino and orlando were american citizens.hird in new york in october of 2017, muslim as well. and that didn't lead to an overwhelming sense of islamophobia and xenophobia then, but we'll see how it plays out going forward. hopefully one of the things that president biden will do is obviously denounce the attack itself, but not do anything to sort of fan the flames of because jabbar was an american muslim to suggest that there's something else, there's a bigger threat from american muslims beyond this evil attack itself. so we've seen a pattern of these isis inspired and before that, a decade prior. al-qaeda inspired attacks. but hopefully it doesn't lead to a backlash against the broader american muslim population. >> we are waiting for the president to deliver remarks on new orleans. we are going to take those remarks as soon as we see the president. i am curious, frank, the nature of this attack. the fact that it was motor vehicle. the ways in which that makes it more complex, both for the fbi to catch some of these suspect

esto ocurrió de hecho en san bernardino, pero ella reside en san josé y desde acá está tratando de manejare. conversamos con la policía y también con la víctima. y aunque es un incidente que no ocurrió aquí en la región, contacté a la policía de san josé. me confirmaron que fraude involucrando tarjetas de débito y crédito están apareciendo c con más frecuencia en nuestra zona. creen que los sospechosos de este tipo de delitos operan a nivel nacional o internacional, haciendo que sea un poco más difícil para las fuerzas del orden rastrear e investigar estos casos. por ello, dicen que la prevención es la mejor táctica. aquí vamos a ver la historia de nuestra televidente y también consejos para evitar caer en esta situación. tengan cuidado, porque hay gente que no, no se tienta el corazón. palabras de esta televidente quien para proteger su identidad hemos distorsionado su voz. hace unos días fue víctima de robo mientras retiraba dinero de un cajero automático en su banco. dice que estaba en fila cuando el hombre frente a ella le arrebató su tarjeta. agarra mi tarjeta y me la arrebata. y el s

down in riverside county, san bernardino county, down in ventura county. other parts of the state. but there's a reason we pre-positioned hundreds of assets and personnel on sunday in anticipation of this wind event. let's get right to our chiefeteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, that area hasn't gotten much wind or rain. and now these powerful winds come in. that's a dangerous combination. they've seen less than a quarter inch since october the 1st. they should be at about 4.25in. and what they're going to be looking for tonight are those potential sundowner winds. when it cools off at the tops of the mountains, that cold air is denser and heavier and could send more of that wind racing down the mountainside. we're going to get you covered here in the bay area. also southern california. but the thing that is setting all this off is this area of high pressure and low pressure. it's fighting for the same spa out here. and the thing that it's doing is creating that wind. and eventually we'll get some equilibrium here. but the result in the meantime is those gusty winds. when you get hi

el condado de ventura, san diego, san bernardino y riverside, el caos no termina aquÍ, para el fin de presidente trump ha dicho que estÁ abierto a que elon musk compre tiktok, tras entrar en vigor una ley, alegando riesgo de seguridad nacional,el mandatario firmÓ una orden ejecutiva que retrasa a 75 dÍas la aplicaciÓn de sale, ——ley, elon musk ya ha seÑalado que la medida podrÍa afectar en un veremos si consigue quedarse con tiktok . la gobernadora de new york, kathy hochul planea presentar una propuesta de ley para prohibir el uso de los telÉfonos inteligentes en escuelas pÚblicas, muchas de ellas lo reciben, pero kathy hochul le buscan una prohibiciÓn total, lo que impedirÍa que su los estudiantes utilicen los celulares en cafeterÍas, pasillos u incluso los baÑos, la funcionaria demÓcrata dice que estoy evitarÍa distracciones y protegerÍa la salud mental de los alumnos, un tema tremendamente polÉmico. paulina: hacemos una pausa. al regresar: dos atletas corren para evitar ser arrollados por un tren, los detalles y las imÁgenes lo tendremos en sÓlo minutos. borja: una droga polÉmica,

incluidos perros, gatos y hasta gallos, a recibir la bendición en la iglesia de la catedral de san bernardinoatólica, dicen, data de la época colonial española, especialmente popular en xochimilco. conocido por sus casas de campo y también la relación estrecha con los animales. en este sentido, pues, la iglesia nos invita a recordar que tenemos que amar, cuidar y respetar a los animalitos, porque son quienes conviven con nosotros en esta casa común que es el planeta tierra. pues hoy escuchó usted al sacerdote. los dueños expresaron la importancia de esta bendición para sus mascotas, pues las consideran parte fundamental de sus familias. comienza la cuenta regresiva ante el regreso de donald trump al poder y las fichas se están moviendo en todas partes del país que forman parte de la crisis migratoria que se vive actualmente, entre ellos méxico. sobre todo el estado fronterizo de chihuahua, quien se niega rotundamente a convertirse en santuario de migrantes ante las deportaciones masivas que se esperan y dahle ferrá nos cuenta. y no, no van a permanecer, por lo menos en el estado de chihuahua.

so again, all of these areas that includes parts of san bernardino stretching into parts of la as well, and even down through san diego, we're now seeing these red flag conditions, at least that red flag warning through thursday. and here's a big reason why you notice me pointing out that humidity. and i took this, you know, through today, but also through tomorrow. and look what happens with these numbers. so we're seeing about 4% in a lot of these areas even in la and around the water coastal areas. not much relief there either. typically we see a recovery overnight. we're not going to get much in the way of recovery with that humidity leading into thursday morning. also, let's monitor the wind speeds. so i we're not in the clear just yet of those gusty winds. we've got 40 plus mile per hour winds. if i advance his time stamp forward, you'll notice overnight into the early morning hours on thursday. so about 6:07 a.m. we do get another peak wind event right here. notice the wind speeds kind of go up. and if you're wondering about that smoke, well a lot of this is blowing from the eas

county, orange county off to the east, there near san bernardino, riverside counties. and actually the red flag warnings extend down east of san diego. and if you look closely, this includes the channel islands and catalina island offshore. you don't see that often, and let alone you usually do not see it at all in january. but here's the situation as we continue to see regan here that hasn't seen much measurable rain since before last summer. now, 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, wind gusts speeds across those mountains northwest of los angeles. 60 to 80mph could be locally higher on those ridge lines. and there you see the wind speeds staying strong through about midday tuesday. and then eventually by tuesday evening, wind speeds start to settle down again across southern california. now, closer to home, we'll have our own taste of offshore winds, just not as strong in most of those will be up on the north bay mountains for the wind sheltered valleys. some chilly mornings ahead. as you're about to see frost advisories up for parts of the bay area tonight, 47 degrees right now

not only los angeles county, parts of santa barbara county, ventura county, riverside county, san bernardinoounty, all the way down to riverside, all the way down to san diego county. and on top of this, a high wind warning will be in effect from 4 a.m. tuesday to noon wednesday for the northern part of this region, with wind gusts expected to reach 70mph. so this area is not getting a break at all. the only break, if you can call it that, is that the wind is out of the northeast, so it's blowing much of the smoke out to sea, which is why there's been some improvement in air quality, but more smoke will develop, so we'll keep monitoring that as well dion. >> all right. we'll be watching it closely spencer. thank you. a big weapon in the fight against the fires may be back in the air as soon as tomorrow. the canadian firefighting plane, known as the super scooper, has been grounded since it was hit by a drone on thursday while battling the palisades fire. the collision left a three by six inch hole in the plane's wing. de havilland aircraft canada, the plane's maker, tells us a replacement pa

mountain view, napa, pleasanton, and san rafael as well as its e-commerce fulfillment center in san bernardino. the department store chain said these locations were underperforming. the stores are scheduled to close in april. >>> when we come back, the measures from one local fire department to try preventing wildfires like the ones raging in southern california. >>> before heading up the mountain in your toyota, let's see what's up with the weather. the toyota tahoe report is all set. >> it is a tranquil weather pattern across most of the region with the exception of the gusty winds from time to time, but the tranquil weather means snow-free weather, zero new snow in the last 24 hours, but all the resorts added up plenty of snow in 2024 and even last weekend, a good base of 2 feet to 6 feet depending on the specific location. temperatures will be favorable for resorts to fire up their own snow gun, overnight lows this weekend in the teens and 20s, highs in the 30s, should see plenty of sunshine. the wind is not a problem and travel conditions are looking good, all systems go to head up to the

we're talking areas like malibu all the way up into san bernardino. these are the communities that we're really concerned about, because some of the strongest wind gusts and the lowest relative humidity is just centralized in that pink zone right there. and we make our way all the way down into the border close to mexico. very similar fire like conditions as we extend fire weather conditions as we extend into the afternoon and evening hours tonight. so here's what the santa ana winds are doing right now. they're changing directions. this is different compared to last week's windstorm. last week's was more directly from the north. this one's coming in from the east more so. and that changes the characteristics. so the firefighters out there and of course all those aircraft that dropped the retardant, they were gearing up for this week's weather storm. and now what we're seeing is strong winds still pushing offshore. just tilted a little bit different in the direction. we'll continue to monitor this as we head into our early morning hours tomorrow. with

we also have all of our units down here in san diego, riverside, san bernardino that have staffing patterns. no one's going home. we're staffing all our extra engines. it's all hands on deck for this wind event. yeah. s southern california, you haven't gotten a lot of rain, but these santa ana winds, we have seen how vicious these santa ana winds can be in the past. but this year, in this situation, it's a triple threat because of the situation with no rain. and the fact, you know, that you guys are in a situation here where these winds are really going to pick up, right? right. and like we saw in november and december in ventura and malibu, we haven't had any rain since those conditions. so those fires burned hot and fast. and you know, we got to make sure that we if anything starts we keep them small. yeah that's a good, good goal. all right. thank you brant, thanks for being with us. and thanks, jessica. and stay safe. thank you. all right. california's commercial crabbing season finally opened this weekend after a multiple month delay. that means today it wi be the first day that it wil

california hasta el jueves y los condados mÁs afectados son los Ángeles, horas, ventura, san diego, san bernardinoy los valles de san gabriel y san fernando. hasta que la informaciÓn. estamos con ustedes en estos momentos. y mantÉngase pendientes >> para recuperar mi dinero. juan: esta televidente denuncia que le hace falta una parte del pago de su salario, le tengo mÁs de este testimonio en sÓlo minutos. >> esta maÑana hablamos acerca del alerta de autoridades acerca de unas llamados que son un fraude donde intentan pedirle que registran a sus hijos en supuestas alertas amber. maribel: ademÁs, nos enfrentamos a una nueva temporada de impuestos. es importante conocer los cambios. existe preocupaciÓn por parte de la comunidad de migrante ante la presencia de la patrulla fronteriza en comunidades, abogados llaman tambiÉn a estar preparados. muy buenos dÍas. comenzamos una ediciÓn mÁs de noticias univisiÓn california, que bueno que me acompaÑas en esta maÑanita de miÉrcoles 8 de enero del 2025. y comportÓ esta imagen en vivo de la autopista cinco, la interestatales cinco en la ciudad capital. mucha p

pick up tomorrow morning. 60 miles per hour on some vilest elevations in the same gabriel and san bernardinontains. wednesday it early wednesday , we are expecting wind gusts to pick up even more, especially near the santa monica mountains. we are going to be seeing, again, gusty or winds through wednesday morning. after that there is good news. the storm system will be headed our way into could bring a little more moisture. not rain, per se, but oyster is good news when it comes to fire season. i will break out the details of the moisture is headed to us in the bay area. that's coming up in my full forecast. back to you. >>> our friends down south are preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. people are jumping in from all over the country to help fire victims right now. they are offering food, water, clothing . lots of people showed up to the racetrack which is just east of for the eton fire burned to help out anyway they can. >> when i came down here i was blown away how much the community is pulling together and how amazing it truly is. just to see each person with their love and

take a look at the peak dust that has been recorded in the hills above san bernardino. 103 miles perr for the peak wind gust reported there a number over 90 miles per hour and the peak wind are actually going to occur as we head through the rest of the night. it has been a set up that has really just been caused by the atmosphere as a whole. there is an area of low pressure cut off, racing to west end accelerating as it goes down the hill. this is the whole depth of the atmosphere, it's just a moment is pushing the air towards the coast, racing along 82-100 miles per hour, those gusts will be problematic as we go through the rest of tonight. this, again, a worst-case scenario, partly because of the lack of rainfall they have been experiencing in southern california, virtually zero rain along north of i-80 we have had plenty of rain, which is why we do not face a significant wildfire threat. unfortunately, we will have to continue to monitor the situation in southern california and also our forecast in just a bit gets back paul, thank you so much, we appreciate the update. >>> we are

cambiamos de tema para contarle de un hombre de san bernardino, quien asegura que sus 2 gatos murieron cruda a sus mascotas porque pensaba que sería una alternativa más sana para sus gatos y en otros asuntos. si usted es residente del este de la bahía, quizá percibió el movimiento telúrico reportado este domingo. un sismo de magnitud 3,5 sacudió justo el sur de concord sucedió unos minutos antes de las 09:00. el centro geológico nacional originalmente dijo que era de magnitud 3,7, pero luego actualizó ese dato. no hay informes de heridos o de daños. hablando de la madre naturaleza, estamos pendientes a esto. a la zona costera. porque hay advertencia por fuerte oleaje para las próximas horas. sí, eso podría atraer o ocasionar pequeñas inundaciones en las zonas más bajas a lo largo de la bahía de san francisco. y también hay que tener presente que quizá algunos caminos también tengan que cerrarse. si llega a ser necesario. marcelo rivera hablemos un poco de este tema en esta ocasión. tú hablabas de mareas reales. a qué se deben específicamente? bueno, amigos televidentes, las mareas real

when we talk about riverside san bernardino. so it's moving in the right direction.t's going to be several more hours of this, but it's those strong wind gusts moving in. and then you pair it with this extremely low humidity across all of southern california. as you will see most areas in the teens, this is extremely dry conditions. palmdale, ontario, riverside, beaumont all coming in in the teens. and i want to point out santa monica 3%. and that has not changed all morning single digits. this is such a dangerous combination. and this is what is making it so difficult for these fire crews. taking a look again at the palisades fire, you can see all of that smoke, but i want to point this out to you. this is some good news. so we're still dealing with strong winds through the afternoon. we're under that high wind warning through 6 p.m. you'll notice gusts. we're still talking about 30 mile per hour gusts in the 20s into the teens as we head into this evening. but it is a little bit of relief. >> and coming up on world news tonight, david muir will be live on the groun

you may feel at home that you're fine down in riverside county, san bernardino county, down in ventura county, other parts of the state. but there's a reason we pre-positioned hundreds of assets and personnel on sunday in anticipation of this wind event. >> the winds are expected to grow even stronger overnight, which will send those embers flying in unpredictable directions. in menlo park, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news and to stay on top of southern california wildfires. >> download the fox local app. there you can find live around the clock coverage, as well as the latest updates from officials, including evacuation notices and current containment numbers. new at 11 a familiar face sworn in as san mateo county supervisor, former congresswoman jackie speier took the oath today administed by former congresswoman anna eshoo. speiererved on the board back in the 1980s. she said houng and affordable childcare are somef her top priorities. supervisors selected david canepa to serve as president. san francisco's new mayor takes office tomorrow. daniel lowry will be inaugurated at a ceremony

también los angeles 11, el monte 9, san bernardino. 6 millas por hora.ondiciones. ya regreso también con esos avisos y advertencias que tenemos en nuestra región. muchísimas gracias gaby por el reporte. nos quedamos pendientes y usted ya lo sabe. los incendios destructivos mantienen el estado de emergencia vigente para la ciudad y también el condado de los Ángeles. vamos inmediatamente hasta la zona de altadena, donde el incendio ya acres. allí se encuentra maricel berenice, quien conversó con la dueña de una escuela, la escuela rayuela. este lugar. en este lugar solo se hablaba y también se enseñaba en español como idioma principal. ahora quedó reducido en cenizas. veamos. nos encontramos en altadena, donde la devastación es evidente tras este voraz incendio que arrasó con todo a su paso. cuéntanos, liliana, cómo vives de cerca esta tragedia? estoy en frente de mi escuela que construimos hace 10 años. un esfuerzo de la comunidad, de mi familia y 10 años se fueron en unos minutos con el fuego. esto es una comunidad, esto es una familia. tenemos a los bom

a pretty fun weekend out there on the slopes and just about a five hour drive south into the san bernardinontains. check out this video sent over from big bear mountain resort, reporting up to ten inches of snow over the weekend, and possibly more on the way. chief meteorologist bill martin's got something to say. sorry. >> yeah, no, i was thinking maybe you could google winter wonderland and the origins of that. >> winter wonderland. >> what does that even mean? >> christmas. winter wonderland. >> in the song or something. okay, okay. >> that's just my guess. i'm throwing it out there. >> i'm just saying, when i hear winter wonderland, i'm like, i'm just trying. >> to, you know, in college in boulder, a lot of my friends would do tuesday, thursday classes and then head up to the mountains for their winter wonderland. that's how they would go to. >> school and they would call the winter. >> and then they would go out for the weekend. >> okay, we're out of weather time now. okay. well, that's good to know. mikey here. here's the highs today. yeah. 58 in fairfield, 60 in antioch. temperatures

southern california, a man has been arrested in connection to a small brushfire that broke out in san bernardinon this hillside yesterday afternoon, but crews did manage to control it quickly, no injuries and no buildings burned. the suspect is facing charges that include felony reckless burning. >>> here in the bay area businesses and community leaders have stepped up to help victims of the fires in los angeles county. manny's in san francisco's mission district is running a donation drive to fill up boxes for those who have lost everything. they've already filled up several trucks and volunteers are now driving the items to los angeles. manny told kpix the outpouring of support has been overwhelming. >> from the moment we've opened our doors until the moment we close them, people have been bringing everything they can to support these folks. so i think in times like this it's really the only thing that we can do, which is to ask the question how can we get involved? how can we help? san francisco is showing up in this moment. >> based on the needs from the evacuation areas, manny's will not be

confirming wind speeds topping 65 miles per hour in san bernardino this morning. and bay area cal fire crews are heading there right now to help. they will be stationed coming up at 5:30, first alert meteorologist paul heggen will break down the dangerous wind event happening in southern california. back here at home, not quite as intense in the bay area, but under a wind advisory right now. a live look outside, where they prompted several closures today from san francisco's parks department. stern grove and pine lake were off limits. we frequently do see falling trees in those areas during the high wind events. paul heggen tracking the powerful winds causing so much concern. paul? >> yeah, rather than being a life threatening situation like it has been in southern california is something more inconvenient. the difference is the wind speed, not as strong, but certainly strong in the offshore wind. the biggest difference is the amount of far normal or above normal rainfall. we are still under a wind advisory for most of the bay area, where the winds will be dying d

very little monkey in a pink onesie strapped to the stomach of the driver, said adel muhammad of san bernardino county. >> the oakland zoo now has the female, whose species is native to mexico, under quarantine for a respiratory infection and issues with her skin and coat. staff believes she should weigh twice as much as she does a mere one and a half pounds. >> the reality is that she's also been traumatized and, you know, being taken away from her family, being smuggled across the border. >> half of the animals currently on exhibit at the oakland zoo have been rescued from the illegal exotic pet trade, with the zoo receiving 100 requests to rehabilitate victims of the wildlife pet trade since 2021, including this chimpanzee. wrapping himself up in a blanket. among those rescued from a lab or hollywood, even though they're adorable and you know they're on social media and clothes and playing with baby toys, they're not an appropriate pet. >> and we cannot, as humans, take care of them. even for us as professionals, it's challenging. >> the zoo is hopeful for the monkey's recovery, and they're

there was a 2015 shooting by a husband and wife team who killed 14 people in san bernardino, california, a massacre occurred at a nightclub in orlando but a gunman who killed 49 people and similarly pledged his allegiance on a 91 one call to the then isis leader. perhaps there was this perception that the threat had gone away. just this past summer, the fbi director christopher wray said he was hard-pressed to think of a time in my career with so many different kinds of threats were all elevated at once. clearly going forward that has implications for some big upcoming events, funeral of the late president jimmy carter, inauguration, and next month, the super bowl in new orleans. joining me now to discuss is dr. matthew levitt, the director of the counterterrorism program at the washington institute, also a former fbi agent. you are very welcome to the program. let's pick up one of the's luminaries between these two men in terms of the threat level. both served in the military, one a veteran, one still serving. >> thanks for having me on the program. that is very concerning because when

this is at a speedway express gas station in san bernardino, where those dangerous winds are responsible for this roof coming down at the gas station. >> and those winds are also impacting that fast moving fire in los angeles. as we reported, there are evacuation orders in effect, and we have seen video of homes just going up in flames, just ferocious. >> and it's spreading so quickly. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is back with the very latest on this sandhya. >> yeah, it is still gusty in that area. and dan and ama, the winds are only going to increase down where the palisades fire is burning between ten tonight and tomorrow morning. so the situation is life threatening. let me show you our view from our sutro tower camera as we see a sparkling san francisco, but a shaky view of the city. take a look at the high temperatures today. record setting. santa rosa 72, today 69, in san rafael. both new records for the day. it was 68, in oakland, 70 in san jose, 66. san francisco got up to 68 degrees in napa and concord. those winds have been very gusty this morning. pine flat road

over the last 48 hours, making for a fun weekend on the slopes and about five hours south in the san bernardinoountains. check out this video sent from big bear mountain resort. reporting up to ten inches of new snow over the weekend and more is on the way. let's talk with our meteorologist. rosemary oroczo a little snow there. really cold here. like four layers on to walk the dog this morning. >> 26 degrees in livermore this morning, right? amazingly cold. yes. and we're going to see a near repeat tomorrow with temperatures falling below freezing. greg giving you a live look here. a beautiful one over san francisco. we do have mostly clear skies, mainly calm conditions, dry conditions. and with all that said, we've got some cold weather coming our way during the overnight hours. afternoon highs felt quite nice. upper 50s in san francisco this afternoon, low 60s in the south bay of san jose, as well as the north bay of santa rosa. and tomorrow should be very similar. here's a look at storm tracker two, where the last bit of that storm is moving through southern california, and by tomorrow will

ocurrió en san bernardino, pero ella reside en san josé y desde acá está manejando su situación.rebata y el señor se hizo a un lado, pero al momento que él me dio la tarjeta me dio otra tarjeta que no era mía y yo pongo mi nombre del banco. confundida por la interacción decidió irse, pero en el camino es cuando se dio cuenta que le retiraron 1.000 $ sin su autorización y se regresó para hablar con el gerente. preguntó cómo era la persona porque va a chequear las cámaras. le dije es un señor de camisa café. me arrebató la tarjeta. yo no se la di. Él me la arrebató. le dije. y dijo. qué dices? qué está pasando? mucho esto aquí. en un parpadeo de ojos, fue víctima de robo. hay que cambiar. obviamente el plástico inmediatamente, porque ese plástico que ya teníamos está comprometido, nos cuenta el investigador de ciberseguridad que muchas veces el objetivo de criminales es retirar dinero de las tarjetas más que la información. ellos realmente no buscan tanto la información personal de 1, sino cuánto dinero tiene 1, cuánto cupo diariamente. ellos pueden sacar. primeramente, siempre hay

san bernardino, la mountains here above 5000ft.fact, i think a winter storm warning was just issued. oops. so this has you know, this is a precursor here to before the wind, but that's generating our wind here. so that's what's going on down there, but just a whole different ball game. there's even some rain being reported. so ride like the wind today for us, a wind advisory is out until tomorrow. clear. breezy. there's no fog. sunny, breezy to windy. it looks warmer for all and temperatures pushing mid 60s. upper 60s for many. all right. sal is here. 631 we are going where? >> yeah, we're going to highway 24. steve. eastbound non commute direction. heading out to walnut creek. there's a crash. chp is reporting it eastbound 24 just near gateway. this just came in. a motorcycle rider lost control and hit the center divider. and then went across the freeway into a tree. this sounds terrible. the rider is down in the lanes, and now the chp is arriving to stop traffic. eastbound 24 at gateway. westbound 24th may also be affected by peo

the latest fire erupting in san bernardino. fueled by those gusting winds. firefighters quickly deploying, able to keep it from growing. and look at the new aerial images tonight of the destruction more than a week after the palisades fire began. and tonight, the new risk. water used to douse the flames now triggering landslides. a home that survived the fires destroyed by a landslide just today. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leads us off tonight, he's live on a boat in the waters right off the pacific coast highway in malibu. and matt, we saw this from the air when we were there last week, but tonight, this is the first view from the water, and you were showing us before we came on the air here, it is devastating. >> reporter: it absolutely is, david. and the reason we're here parked right off the iconic pacific coast highway is because for the first time, we've been given permission to fly a drone over the ruins of malibu. i want to give you a sense of the breadth and a scale of the destruction. those seaside homes absolutely gutted by tha

is a basin, you have san bernardino mountains, san gabrielle and santa monica.ll it takes. many areas they won't let you into a neighborhood until you have a license, they should stop landscaping crews when you have a forecast like you do. all it takes is a piece of machinery and a spark and a situation like this. riverside, i don't know what the cause is of the fire, but that you are destructive. >> ainsley: we'll continue to monitor this scary situation out of california. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directl

notice the mountains here san bernardino mountains all the way over to the coastline and the palisades. we will see wind gusts 50 plus miles per hour. lower elevations 25 to maybe 50mph. and we would stay with that wind through tomorrow morning. and then eventually we would start to see that get a little bit better here by late tomorrow evening. and then some on and off gusts. not as brutal, but still keeping fire danger high right there through thursday's forecast. now for us today we did have that wind kind of popping throughout the early morning and through the day. most of that wind is now calmed down, just five to about 15mph for most lower elevations. i still got some gusts up here at mount saint helena to 21, but all of that wind calming down through tonight, at least across the bay area. morning temperatures. i got to tell you, make sure to bring that heaviest jacket tomorrow. layer it up. it really does help to trap some pockets of heat in your body. so you're going to be able to battle this chill, and you're going to be able to get out the door comfortably just knowing that,

back in through malibu, incorporating the los angeles county area, working its way back through san bernardino and riverside counties, also into kern county and tulare. it's going to be a day in which we all have to keep our eyes poised in position. on southern california. they haven't seen rain in 240 days in los angeles. i'm talking measurable precipitation. we are talking fog overnight, 40s across the board. tomorrow the fog burns off earlier. the winds do increase for both morning and evening commutes. temperature wise, going warmer, 67 degrees in san jose. there you have it. the warmest day peaks on thursday. just dry weather each and every day. hey, mike, perhaps a chance of rain returns by january 21st? >> quite some time. all right, roberta, thank you. a person in louisiana has died as a result of the bird flu. the first official human death in this latest outbreak. the bird flu. also concerning bay area farmers and the grocery stores that depend on them. new tonight. ktvu zac sos heard from one store owner as the bird flu impacts some of the products found at various stores. >> people

is a basin surrounded by san bernardino mountains and winds coming down, high pressure out of los angeleswn and pick up steam. the breadth of this thing has southern california on notice. firefighters are spread thin. as i came down, there were fires burning and no firefighters anywhere. they are doing their best and occupied on different structures. last night 8:00, they had to ground helicopters because winds were so strong. on the palisades fire, they had two helicopters, that stopped dropping because winds were so strong because by time retardant had hit the flames, it had gone a football field. a firefighter said what is point of dropping it when you can't hit the target, those are challenges they are having. >> todd: focus on density aspect, that is where my attention goes for wednesday. palisades is extremely dense area, go to santa monica and brentwood, density is greater in those areas. it stops at montana boulevard, that is a key factor. if the fire jumps mont ana and jumps, we are going from catastrophic to apocalypse, there are more homes packed and apartments are throughout s

it was on the level of san bernardino, the level of fort hood. just feels like biden's remarks 16 hours late are a little too late. your thoughts? >> thanks. and of course our prayers go out to the victims and their families. something i would say is we've been telling the biden administration to tell something for three years since the departure from afghanistan and they haven't listened. there is an emerging threat gathering on the horizon of local distributed attacks that will look a lot more like october 7th than september 11th. the biden administration abandoned our intelligence capability in afghanistan. we paid for safehouses and for babies to be born and for a range of other things. over the last three years, those individuals who are very well-placed, who have tremendous information, have been giving information about local attacks where we live, work, and play. and i do believe this is the first shot across the bow. >> kayleigh: i want to call attention for our viewers to this live image here on the screen. you see the swat team there,

back to others there was a 2015 shooting — by a husband—and—wife team who killed 1a people in san bernardinoeople, and similarly had pledged his allegiance on a 911 call to the then isis leader al—baghdadi. perhaps there was this perception the threat had gone away, in spite of the warnings issued by the intelligence agencies. just this past summer fbi director christopher wray said he was "hard pressed to think of a time in my career where so many different kinds of threats were all elevated at once. clearly going forward that has implications for some big upcoming events, the funeral of the late former presidentjimmy carter, the inaguration, and next month the super bowl in new orleans. joining me now is dr matthew levitt, director of the reinhard counterterrorism programme at the washington institute and former fbi agent. you're very welcome to the programme. let's pick up one of the similarities between these two men, in terms of the threat level, and that is that they are both, both served in the military, when a veteran, one still serving. military, when a veteran, one still serving-—

and there's a high wind warning that's for diego county, san bernardino counties as well. so across much of southern california, these winds are a big factor coming closer to home. my goodness gracious. it's beautiful. and our temperatures today were as many as 10 degrees warmer than normal. that would be santa rosa at 67 degrees. looking for raindrops, neri and rain drop in our forecast all the way through next week. and then the climate prediction center. it has actually not true. the 16th of the month when we see any raindrops that keeps us dry with temperatures and the and precipitation drier than normal. in fact, toward the end of the month not even see raindrops. so let me just show you very quickly numbers in the 60's. pretty much everywhere. tomorrow like today, but a little bit cooler. 65 millbrae as warm as 67 in palo alto and pushing toward 70 in a few of the south bay spots and a few of the north bay spots as well. a look ahead at the 10 day forecast is going to show us really similar conditions will see temperatures drop off over the next 10 days by about one

let's bring in former san bernardino deputy, fox news contributor and forensic pathologist dr.l, along with filing capital investment ceo anthony, thank you for coming on. you were chairman of the forensic pathology investigative jfk assassination, i want to read this to you very quickly, this is the 1979 house select committee and assassination, they say the committee believes in the basis of the evidence available to the president john f. kennedy was probably assassinated and the conspiracy committee unable to identify the other gunman or the extent of the conspiracy. dr. what are we looking for right now, people want to delve through these documents when they become available, what are the key things we are going after? >> the reason why they arrived at that opinion is because the forensic pathology panel found no evidence of a conspiracy. they will be looking for any evidence that oswald was connected to another shooter which we did not find in the forensic panel. they will be looking for evidence that is embarrassing, to the intelligence agency in the 70s that permitted th

it's bringing us back to when i started covering dhs around 2013, san bernardino and would haven't in the nightclub shooting in florida, people inspired by isis. opening that playbook again. we are not necessarily looking at a directive from someone in the hierarchy in isis. that seems to be what we are looking at now but investigators have to continue research and figure who he has been in touch with. >> there are dozens stillinger to folks in the hospital and our thoughts are with them. families that are mourning some of them right now. julia ainsley, i appreciate it. >>> joining me, ryan reilly, just as reporter for nbc news has been following the attack in las vegas. it's the other one that happened on new year's day. i was, the biography definitely was striking to me at the individual who has been identified as a person in the truck, not just a veteran but active-duty, on leave actually, as best i understand. is that right? >> that is right. from the defense department official, we know that he had a child several months ago and that confirms what sleuths have told me when they w

34 acres to give context about 26 football fields, it currently las zero percent containment san bernardinohat fire, they have arrested a man they believe may be connected he go to it. in total 44 arrests since fires have broken out people breaking curfew looting as well to fires calming down for now as i mentioned southern california has been in elevated fire danger period, since january 7, that is when i palisades and eaton fire started, things are settling down that also means, that the new reality, is in a distribution center almost lost her sons in the fire one barrel escaped this very neighborhood, getting out as house next to him burned to the ground, his house and everything in it is now gone. >> devastating, in heartbreaking to see my sons going through that, you know started, on me left hold, everything. so i don't think could be replaceable, people like guadalupe eager to get into neighborhood check houses see if anything is left still locked down only first responder media loud in you can see house behind me that have burnt really have little to nothing left in it, first respond