que por el momento ha sido suspendido en santa ana.. : "en santa ana" - una madre en michigan quien se ... ser enviada a prisin. - el problema se desencaden cuando el ex-esposo de la mujer exigi que su hijo de 9 aÑos de edad recibiera las vacunas ... algo que la mujer rechaz, segn ella, porque va en contra de sus creencias. - hace un aÑo, ella prometi en corte ante la orden de un juez que vacunara al menor... pero nunca lo hizo. - ahora tendr que pasar 7 das en la crcel, mientras su expareja goza de la custodia temporal del niÑo. ---una familia de las vegas esta trabajando a contrarreloj para recaudar los fondos y salvar la vida a su hijo de 10 aÑos, diagnosticado con un tumor cerebral... ---"vernica quintero" nos presenta la historia. "yo sigo rezandole a dios que me lo deje aqui conmigo." han pasado 9 meses desde que los padres de jacob ramirez recibieron la devastadora noticia... "me dijeron que tenia un tumor en el cerebro." se trata de un tumor raro e incurable de niÑos y adolescentes. ''como puede ser, que fue lo que no vi yo?" es un tumor caracterstico del sistema nervioso centr

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. >>> the dreaded santa ana winds, a pretty significant event. we have our fingers crossed that no fires form and have that extreme fire behavior which is possible when you get the santa ana winds. in case you are not familiar with it, the air is coming down through the mountains and heading towards the coast and it funnels down and as the winds and air funnels and goes to the grounds, it heats up. that's where we get temperatures 100 to 105 degrees. the relative humidity will drop to 10, 5%. there is a lot of brush and vegetation. look at the temperatures, anaheim, 104. l.a., 101. dangerous heat along with the at the coast, inland area. hopefully, we won't have a repeat of any bad fires. the potential is there. >> thank you. >>> president trump will award the medal of honor to gary michael rose, u.s. army captain for con speckus galantry during the vietnam war. he risked his life to help wounded americans >>> former yankee catcher jorge posada and his wife will leave to go to puerto rico to deliver goods to those affected by hurricane maria. >>>

not looking too good right now if you know you here yesterday this time richie was describing the santa ana winds that made these fires so ferocious the good news is i think they have gone at least the time being but here these were fresh fires because they are driven directly via dry and strong winds as well you can say the weather is directly responsible for a fire and it probably didn't spark that obviously but it drove them very quickly and they're hard to escape from these winds can blow hurrican force they didn't this time because they feed the flames very rapidly now the good news is the weather doesn't stay the same all the time we've had this cold front sweep in as a pair really from the ocean in the last twelve to eighteen hours or so that has the effect of killing off the cause of the winds now has an indirect effect obviously of cooling things down that's a real byproduct look at the winds now in the forecast so from now onwards we've got more west of here the santa vallas come down a northerly or northeasterly so this general flow should kill things completely from the point of

we have critical fire for los angeles, santa ana, all the way in the mountains to san diego. with the santa ana winds. we have the winds funneling down through the mountains. temperatures will be high, humidity extremely low. it will be over 100 degrees over the next two days. and the humidity is going to be about 5 to 10%. if a fire forms in those conditions, with these winds gusting to 50 miles per hour and these temperatures in this humidity the fire would spread rapidly. we don't want any fires to form. hopefully none will and it won't be an issue, it will just be windy and hot. that's the scary part for fire fighters. if one does it is almost as if they are uncontrollable in conditions like this. the other story today is all the rain through the great lakes, ohio valley and southeast. all eyes on california with what happened two, three weeks ago. >> bill, thank you. still ahead, they worked for nasa and were celebrated in an oscar nominated film. now their stories are inspiring young women around the world. (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising?

so we're looking for most of los angeles, ventura county, santa ana winds, the lower the humidity the drier it will stay. even by late in the week we will have a dip in the jet stream, it will still stay relatively dry. >> several days of those dry conditions. >>> breaking news overnight, a is in custody in the shooting death of a police officer, hollis daniels. police say officers took daniels to the campus police station after discovering drugs in his room. daniels allegedly grabbed the gun, shot and killed an officer in the head. the officer's name has not been released so far from officials. >>> and new information in the las vegas shootings. the security guard shot outside the gunman's hotel room was wounded before the massacre, not after. the shooter fired through the door at jesus campos. it raises questions about why hotel security didn't tell police the gunman's location much sooner. officials also say they still do not know the attacker's motive. >>> meanwhile, north korea has reportedly hacked a trove of classified military documents from seoul, including contingency war pl

those santa ana winds which basically caused all of this in the metropolitan areas of santa ana. also, besides all the homes you see car after car in the street like this one and you can barely make anything out. i mean there's no steering wheel left in here. there's no cushioning seats left. no handles on the doors. you probably can't even make out what make or model this thing is. there's no tires even left. there's no rims or wheels. it got so hot in many of these fires that this is what you see left over from when the engine melts just melted metal. but in all of this, there are some bright signs of hope. look at this. a nag, a sign of resilience. in all of this, hanging above all of that rubble. it's just going to be a long time to rebuild and to kind of come together. some of the bright spots we've learned today there was a cat that we saw that was rescued and hurt. it is now been reunited with its owner and two people survived by jumping into a neighbor's pool and staying there for hours. they lived to tell about it. >> wow! incredible. quite a situation out there. brooks,

the santa ana, classic setup with that offshore f over the mountainsides. it heats up it dries out even more. that's why you still see red flag warnings for almost the entire state. but just to let you know humidity not going to be helpful tomorrow. still in the 5% to 15% range, esthern california. even as winds start to release. >> all right, ginger on the watch tonight, thank you. >>> there is also breaking news tonight involving the las vegas massacre. moments ago, we learned that the hero security guard who showed up first on that hotel floor and was shot through that door learned the massacre had not even begun yet. authorities say afterward the gunman started to fire and tonight what we now know about the note left behind. here's abc's senior justice correspondent peel area thomas. >> reporter: tonight, with no clear motive or hard evidence of accomplices, abc news has learned some investigators increasingly suspect stephen paddock had a severe mental illness. >> comprehensive picture is being drawn as to the suspect's mental state and currently, we d

. >> of course the santa ana winds have been around for many, many years down in southern california. how is this different from that, or is it just a matter of the conditions that are always present down south now being present up here? >> well, they've always been present up here too, just nowhere near to the extreme and to the frequency that we see in the los angeles area with santa anas. this is a similar flow. it is the offshore -- from onshore to offshore flow, and those winds are driven by temperature differences. so the more hot we get over the land, the more we set the conditions. so the ability to tie an individual event, until we get data afterwards, is hard to climate change, but this is consistent with what we expect to unfortunately be seeing more of as the climate continues to change. >> so it isn't exactly that climate changes causes these fires, but it amplified some of the risks. >> we often say it puts a very hard finger on the scale, and it tilts the conditions and makes it more prone. just like in the hurricanes we've seen in the gulf, the warmer waters of the gul

we have the santa ana winds that are going to push through, making the dry spell continue, which meanscontinue to have an elevated or high fire danger. travel disruptions and the winds will be so gusty we may have sporadic power outages as a result of the wind and dryness aloin. we have a front that's going to push through much cooler in the center of the country. but this dominant high pressure system won't relent and will keep us dry. >>> now we have more breaking news. a student has been captured after allegedly killing a texas tech police officer. >> the suspect is 19-year-old hollis daniels. officers found drugs in his room while doing a wellness check. he allegedly pulled a gun, shot an officer in the head and ran off. the victim's name has not been released. >>> and new information about the las vegas shooting is raising new questions. officials now say the hotel security guard that was wounded inside the mandalay bay was not the last person shot. >> what we have learned is mr. campos was encountered by the suspect prior to his shooting to the outside world. >> so jesus campos,

dos balas impactaron a la joven, originaria de santa ana.dice ha sido el mÁs terrible de su vida. relata que corro y corriÓ y por el pÁnico no se habÍa dado cuenta de sus heridas. cuando se sintiÓ a salvo se detuvo en la calle. ahÍ noto que su blusa estaba llena de sangre y al subirla encontrÓ la herida en su estÓmago . antes de ser rescatada por los paramÉdicos, la primera llamada que hizo fue a su padre, quien se encontraban california. >> me puse a llorar. la querÍa tocar, abrazar porque no podÍa. salvador: los hospitalizados recibieron la visita de la pareja presidencial, tiffany entre ellos. tiffany dijo que el presidente fue amable y que le hizo su dÍa. la familia entera estÁ muy agradecida con todo el equipo mÉdico y se sienten mÁs unidos que nunca. las heridas emocionales de tiffany son muy profundas y nos dice que tiene miedo a salir del hospital. su mÉdico le comunicÓ que ella podrÍa ser dada de alta este mismo fin de semana. salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. ilia: la masacre en las vegas reviviÓ el rebate sobre el control de las armas de

luz: livia y su familia huyeron y en menos de cinco minutos escaparon del Área de santa ana. >> los niÑoego tratamos de descansar. luz: aÚn con estas comodidades temporales, hay una preocupaciÓn mÁs grande que no las deja dormir. >> es como un trauma mÁs que traes ademÁs de huir de los incendios. luz: por causa de miedo a deportaciÓn, cientos de familias merodean cerca de los albergues, pero se rehÚsan a dormir dentro de ellos. >> mi esposo no se quiere meter. luz: es por esto que hoy en el condado de napa, se enviÓ una alerta para calmarlos y asegurar a los emigrantes que no deben temer del servicio de migraciÓn. >> en el condado de napa sabemos que hay una poblaciÓn que le teme al gobierno, pero les digo yo no soy el gobierno y les quiero dar un refugio. luz: lo mismo hizo la agencia de migraciÓn con este comunicado: ice continuarÁ suspendiendo a las revisiones rutinarias en las averÍas afectadas por los incendios, excepto en el caso de amenazas criminales. una informaciÓn que de cierta manera los llena de una paz temporal. >> en este condado emigraciÓn no va a intervenir . ustedes son

called, diablo wind in northern california, and santa ana winds in the south.icane strength. racing downslope from the mountains and can send embers a half mile. igniting dry brush all over. what made the fires this week, so catastrophic, wasn't that it hit, but where it hilt. 70 mile per hour gusts in northern california's densely populated wine country fanned flames that left swaths of communities like santa rosa in ruins. jonathan cox is a battalion chief with cal fire. >> the sheer size and scope of the fires right now is massive. >> wildfires since monday morning in southern california, have followed a similar pattern. in anaheim hills south of los angeles, canyon heights drive lost five homes in three hours. even today, fire fighters and homeowners, battled hot spots. deadly, destructive fires could have been much worse. the winds died done today. darren why yacht is with anaheim fire and rescue. >> the randomness of which home has the get, which homes were spared strike you inn. >> it does. but very random to the fact that we have been able to save as ma

the fire started on wednesday and rapidly spread by the region's santa ana winds. vice president pence was in california yesterday and had this to say. vice president pence: 15 fires currently burning across northern california and when we were in southern california today we saw additional wildfires. we're grateful for the firefighters some of whom we met with today who are literally putting their lives on the line to protect the people of california and protect property. i'm pleased to report the national forest service dispatched five firefighting crews, four dozers and we recently requested the congress would provide an additional $576 million for wildfire suppression expenses. it has been a challenging month and a half for natural disasters across this country. with hurricanes affecting texas, the gulf coast, florida, the virgin islands and puerto rico. but i want to assure the people of california on behalf of president trump and our entire administration that we will be working very closely with governor brown and with california to see you through these cha

--unas 1500 personas que viven cerca de las montaÑas de santa ana han tenido que ser evacuadas.s del incendio ---la oficina del forense identific a las 2 personas encontradas muertas el pasado sbado en lo que aparentemente fue un suicidio. ---elizabeth field de 57 aÑos y "murray cherkas" de 61, fueron encontrados en su casa de la ciudad de pacfica despus que vecinos llamaran al 9-1-1 cuando escucharon disparos. ---segn la polica, la pareja muri por heridas de bala, pero an no se han dado detalles sobre quin dispar el arma. ---ayer aprximadamente a las 5 y media de la tarde la polica de san jos respondi a una emergencia en el rea de la calle "kooser" y la avenida meridian. ---los oficiales encontraron a un hombre herido de bala quien fue llevado a un hospital; hoy se di a conocer que la victima ya se recupera de manera satisfactoria. ---y se detuvo a persona como sospechosa del tirotero pero no se di mayores detalles. --la policia de la universidad de berkeley di a conocer un video que muestra a los 3 sospechosos de golpear brutalmente a un estudiante de esa casa de estudios la m

santa ana winds push flames across nine square miles burning two dozen structures. >> my front porch is on fire but seeing the devastation over here makes me so upset. >> reporter: amid the blocks of bufferined debris, a bright sign of hope. >> we're americans. we will survive. we'll rebuild and move on. all of us. >> reporter: some have described the scene as apocalyptic. you can see why as far as the eye can see. not a single house left standing. something else we noticed, a number of burn cars left behind. a sign of how quickly evacuees had to get out as the fire moved in. lester. >> it's amazing. everything gone. thank you. >>> major developments in the scandal around harvey weinstein. several more hollywood stars including gwyneth paltro and angelina jolie saying he sexually harassed them too. here is ann thompson. >> reporter: another seismic shock in hollywood. they said they were sexually harassed by harvey adding to a growing list of women. >> i'll tell you something in return. >> reporter: paltrow had been hired for the movie emma. she said he put his hands on her and sugge

all across southern california, the santa ana conditions, triple digit temperatures with increased fire dangers and heat advisories. look at the highs, san mateo reaching 85 degrees. hayward, 88 and in the east bay, mid-to upper 80s and low 90s for fairfield and it will feel toasty. water will be your friend today. 82 in novato, and here's what we will see -- tomorrow, hotter with a couple of more degrees and then dropping off wednesday, thursday and into friday. 6:21, it will make for beautiful sunrises. here's a look at the 7 day forecast. no cooling insight and it will be a wild. [laughter] >>> coming up, giving back to her community. this week, the rising above scholar is a woman who goes above and beyond. her story, next. >>> we invite your pet lovers to send in your pets. we will have the expert give you the answer every friday, here at noon. first generation college bound, low income, personal obstacles.... and, there's one more - "giving back". today sherry hu introduces us to an a >>> students rising above scholar's meet criteria when they apply. first generation college-bound,

that was the hottest world series game ever, thanks to the santa ana winds.shore, we see the showers moving toward new england. that trend is going to continue. a little low on the front. if you have family or friends, or have traveled toward new england later tonight, tomorrow, it is going to be very wet around there. we'll have a couple of showers in the mountains, but notice the rains continuing with another surge of moisture thursday across new england. for us, when i say chilly, i'm talking temps in the 50s. tomorrow will be even chillier. lows in the mid-30s to the 40s. but turn southwest. friday sees temperatures well up in the 60s. this guy, a slow mover. it looks like by saturday morning, it's in ohio and kentucky. it will get here late saturday night, sunday. so sunday, we've got rain. we've got temperatures, i think top out 60, or low 60s early, and falling to the 50s. with dallas coming to the town and fedex, and other events, you'd better be prepared. we tracked the cold air that is coming out of canada. at 850-millibars, it's a pressure level 35

the santa ana winds. blowing over the mountains, compressing down on the air, drying out as it gets to some of these valleys. gusts of 50. that is not good. relative humidity levels below 10%. it will be a difficult day today for sure. rain coming, but not for awhile. paula? >> thank you, rob. >>> to the ongoing crisis in puerto rico. it's been over three weeks since maria hit. right now, only 15% of the island has power. >> the governor is now out with a new estimate for when power will be fully restored. mid december. victor oquendo is in san juan. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. communication is also still so bad across the island, many of the people we spoke with had no idea what the governor had said about power being restored. they actually found out through us that they likely won't have power for another two months. this morning, more than 85% of puerto rico waking up without power and the governor now says it will be this way for about another two months. he doesn't

santa ana winds push burning structures. >> front porch is on fire but seeing what happened over here and destruction and devastation just makes me so upset. >> reporter: in santa rosa, a bright side of hope. >> we're americans, we'll survive, rebuild and move on. all of us. >> reporter: some have described the scene as apocalyptic. you can see why. as far as the eye can see, not a single house left standing. here on the ground, something else we noticed, number of burned cars left behind. sign how quickly had to get out as fire moved in. >> amazing, everything down. thank you. >>> new developments in scandal around disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. went public with allegations that wein weinstein harassed them too. anne thompson. >> reporter: another seismic shock in hollywood. angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow also sexually harassed by weinstein. added to growing list. paltrow hired for "emma, weinstein put hands on her, said go to bedroom for massages. i was kid, petrified. told her boyfriend brad pitt who confronted weinstein. jolie said after incident warned others not to

pressure off the coast and it's the big ridge of high pressure over the great basin that fuels the santa ana winds and they last until march. can you have gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour and the ridge of high pressure brings winds from the great basin and it compresses and you have hot and dry conditions. across california as they deal with these wild fires, you can expect the red flag warning across california until 1:00 eastern time. dry conditions and relative humidity below 15% and calling for winds gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. some good news is that you get an on shore flow that moves in as we get into wednesday. so some marine air starting to influence the air out west. out west it's warm and dry and it's warm across our region as well. saturday we had a high temperature of 84 and sunday's high 81 and yesterday we maxed out at 81 in philadelphia. the normal high for this time of year is 69. the still pretty warm already in philadelphia. 78 degrees and 75 in reading and 77 in lancaster. cape may 78 and down in dover coming in at 81 degrees. here is the big change today across

. >> bore is jang sells pure bread like sharpai and boston per ker whys at the puppy store in santa ana california and says he had come from private breeders and can sell for you up to 3500. >> jang also sells rescues but knows they alone won't help hit sales. >> it play help you in the process. >> we will have to close. >> andrew kim says his business approach is succeeding because those adoption customers come back and spend money on supplies and services. he now has 11 stores. >> this business model can work. we're an example of it. >> yeah. >> and that's promising for these potential pets. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> ninan: when we return, step-by-step and chair by chair, harvey leads his neighborhood on the walk of life. is . >> ninan: a study out this past week from the american cancer society finds a ten minute walk every day can actually lead to a longer life. for some it's hard to find the strength and even the motivation to take those steps. some of us need help and with that in mind, here's vladimir duthiers and the study of a 95 year old man named harvey djerf. >

you get the santa ana winds, he they come from the higher elevations, to the lower elevations. the air gets compressed, squeezed, and gets hotter. meanwhile, we've been watching this storm spinning here. this is the upper level part of the storm. this is the cold front that went through late last night, early this morning. problem for areas east. this is going to get stuck here. a lot of areas along the new england corridor, and offshore, especially, will see the rains continue. so by this evening, we've got showers from the midwest. we may get a couple of showers back in the mountains, well west of us. garrett county, likely seeing a few showers persisting this afternoon into the evening. notice tomorrow morning, still raining in new england, and offshore. long island as well, with the chilly air moving in. then we're looking at a few mountain showers on wednesday. and even chillier air will be moving in by thursday. thursday ink stay in the 50s. we're tracking the cold air masses as they come out of the arctic. here's one knocking on the doorstep. 850-millibars, that's about

just heard there are increasing winds dropping down out of the northern and coming down over the santa ana mountains and it tends to dry the air and making it more conducive for fires. obviously they are doing a lot of tough work fighting these things but not getting help from the weather. here on the east coast showers but not the kind that would help firefighters all that much. if there were that sort of problem, but nuisance sprinkles and showers, and storm tracker shows this to you. it's spotty all morning long. every now and then you get green on the radar and light nuisance precipitation for the most part and drizzle where you see the green and dealing with off and on through the afternoon and evening as well. we have temperatures starting to get mild. 74 in wilmington and 76 in millville and 69 in cape may. as we go through the day the high temperature is right about where we are sitting now. and by 1:00 and 2:00 we dip down to 74 and 6:00 back into the 60s and mostly cloudy with the potential for a pop-up shower or sprinkle any time. we are look agent a dip in temperatures and yet

looks like 90s, upper 80s across the board and it's not just us in southwestern california, but santa ana, they will face record-breaking heat with conditions across southern california. our temperatures aren't going to cool off until about friday. wednesday and thursday, they will drop off a bit and then friday and through the weekend they will cool off with more comfortable conditions. >>> things are heating up on the roadways. a couple of incidents will slow you down on your way to work. 680, look out for a crash southbound that we are tracking as you approach the calaveras road exit. it is no longer blocking lanes, but we expect delays in the southbound direction, three- minute delays, going from 580 toward 84 and when you get past the accident, things go in the green. northbound 680, we have slow downs from overnight road work. 580 going west bound, you will tap on your brakes out of livermore and then back in the green. just under 25 minutes between 205 and 680. nojodelays along the san mateo bridge. everyone is on their best behavior with a 13 minute ride in each direction going be

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future wind gusts, they are out of the west you can see right here in santa barbara, los angeles, santa ana and san diego you have that marine layer. santa rosa winds gusting to 41 miles an hour. that's strong wind gust and over the next couple of days, it will be between 25 and 30 miles an hour gusting so some improvement and then by saturday, only gusting to 14 miles an hour. the problem also is going to be the rain. when you look at the future rain through sunday, nothing and not even a chance of rain in this part of the country until next week. about a 30% chance. so hopefully the winds will help the firefighters really help the situation out west but definitely no rain in sight that's the very latest from the weather center. i'll have the seven day forecast coming up for our local areas. >> absolutely heartbreaking what's going on out there. thank you much, kathy. boy scouts of america might need to come up with new name it's opening it's ranks to girls in 2018. existing pack which is remain all boys, stab new girl back or stab a back that's boys and girls. older girls can become eagle

america is concerned once we get in september october this is when we start to see we're known as the santa ana winds so you often get an area of high pressure sitting across the great basin and then you get wind circulating around it and those winds tend to come off the platters over the sierra nevada and then they warm and they dry out because you have precipitation on one side and then this drawing a warming of the air on the other side so as a result these winds these kassam batek winds known as the santa ana's in southern california and diablos in northern california they tend to be warm and dry and sometimes in a pretty strong sort of steady sixty seventy kilometers per hour and really that's what we've been experiencing must why the wildfires being particularly bad mostly got some fairly high temperatures to go with it so across the region is nothing in terms of a respite to come the winds are probably ease of little bit but still the situation looks pretty bad but basically looking at dry weather no precipitation to help the situation there as we look at the forecast there is some rain

the heat continues and they have santa ana conditions with 100-degree days in the forecast. for everyone across the state, when it gets dry and windy, the cool down is not much of a cool down with temperatures dropping a few degrees by thursday and friday and we won't get much relief until saturday or sunday and then above average. sunny skies with hot weather sticking around through halloween, with the coast and by the weekend, we cool off. mid-80s for the beecher's. for the beaches. >>> a big rig and a sweeper truck near union point. both directions blocked. if you use this to get to stockton or going to discovery bay, be advised that that road, it looks like they will shut that down due to the crass. big delays and you can use this as the alternate route. here's a live look with interstate 580 making your way westbound with headlights toward 680. speeds remain in the green and things have improved a bit since the last check. 880 and 680 moving at the limit with no problems throughout the east bay and heading to san jose. 101, near 1st street, no delays in the northbound d

santa ana winds push burning nine square miles >> front porch is on fire but seeing what happened over here and destruction and devastation just makes me so upset. >> reporter: in santa rosa, a bright sign of hope. >> we're americans, we'll survive, rebuild and move on. all of us. >> reporter: some have described the scene as apocalyptic. looking out at santa rosa neighborhood, you can see why. as far as the eye can see, not a single house left standing. here on the ground, something else we noticed, number of burned cars left sign of just how quickly evacuees had to get out as fire moved in. >> amazing, everything down. thank you. >>> new developments in scandal around disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. several more hollywood stars including angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow went public with accusations that weinstein sexually harassed them too. new accusations rippling through hollywood as recording emerges of encounter between harvey weinstein and one of his accusers in a police sting two years ago. anne thompson. >> reporter: another seismic shock in hollywood. angelina jolie

people missing, adam because normally you get a warning but this thing, this thing spread is it santa ana reporter: it is over 100 missing person sports just in sonoma county and it could be because is there no cell service, very little land line service here and no power in either valley. busiest time of the year for tourism here is basically shut down. there is no picking of the grapes. that is much less important then loss of lives, but, you know, you have a situation where similar to santa ana, and, and, this is an area that doesn't get that kind of win. people weren't expecting that. >> another natural disaster. adam, thanks. images are shocking taking a look at that. >> get a chance, google a satellite image of a neighborhood, with probably a hundred houses in it yesterday morning just fine n3 or four hours all are gone. >> i have never seen that before. >> santa ana wind are usually in southern california, a part of orange county and winds get from east to west and they blow that air over to the coast, dries everything up and it goes up like matches. >>> well, they gave her the hea

southern california will have santa ana winds and hot conditions.me 30s here but low 40s all over the place. 60 in middle valley. bodega bay at 57. there are big spreads on some of the temperatures. there's a system of lows that are dropping into the intermountain region that we are to far west. 40s and 50s on the temperatures and another system drops in but not today. skies are very clear. there is another system and there's another one coming in on sunday. if you're headed to nevada, there will be a huge change in the temperatures in the reno area. for us, 70s and 80s today and a few near 90.>> so far so good. it has been a normal commute. we would aspire to a commute like today, it's crowded but not a major incident. on the east shore freeway, the last few days, we had an hour- hour and a half drive times. and this morning is taking about 30 minutes. that is significantly less traffic. when you get to the bay bridge, there's a 15-20 minute wait and then onto the bridge in san francisco. san francisco itself is a little bit of slowing on 101. it i

. >> reporter: la david johnson sells purebred dogs like shar pays at the puppy store in santa ana, california. he says they all come from private breeders and can sell for up to $3500. jiang also sells rescues but knows it alone won't pay his bills. it may hurt the puppy mills but it will hurt you in the process. >> yes, we will have to close. >> reporter: he now has 11 stores. this business model can work. >> we're an example of it, yes. >> reporter: and that's promising for these potential pets. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> mason: and still ahead, th first lady's date with history. when i feel controlled by frequent, unpredictable abdominal pain or discomfort and diarrhea. i tried lifestyle changes and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that's really frustrating. that's why i talked to my doctor about viberzi... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both abdom