tonight, the historic santa ana winds. the national weather sndotee he firefighters work to keep the flames from shooting up the hills in simi valley. coming within 30 yards of the reagan presidential library. this newest fire, called the easy fire, erupting early this morning north of los angeles. this fire has been moving very quickly. it broke out in the middle of the night here in simi valley. they're trying to protect aboutn and of course, part of the overall effort, the effort to protect the reagan presidential library. the stature of ronald reagan on a horse right out front. a firetruck and thick smoke just behind it. this is where the former president and first ladies are buried. fires racing up that side of that hill. the fire just 30 yards away. helicopters dropping water. inside the library, air force one. smoke and fire seen through those windows. one of the workers there, melissa giller, telling abc news tonight there were as many as a dozen people sheltering inside when the fire broke out. she described what

you can see me moving around the santa ana winds are very strong. the fire has grown leaps and bounds since it broke out around six this morning. >> reporter: those dangerous so high mere, i want to give you a look the humidity is probably in the single digits right now this is fresh fuel and that's why this fire is moving so quickly we have seen three water drops from the air and yet the flames are still about 20, 30 feet from us right now. we are going to move over here. we can feel the heat the fire scorching 1,300 acres, threatening thousands of structures. 800 firefighters in a race against time. so far zero percent containment. this thing is about to jump the road right in front of us. right in front of us flames coming within 50 feet of the ronald reagan presidential library. employees bracing for the worst, protecting precious pieces of history inside. >> the fire actually surrounded the library, 360 degrees, but the firefighters did an outstanding job. >> reporter: but the danger isn't over. t . >> the footprint of the fire is under threat.

tonight in fact the santa ana winds. those north northeasterly winds are going to blow again for tonight and as they get going again certainly with the fire already started that will blow lot of those embers out there i could see that the firefighters were trying to establish a fire line there across on the mountaintops hopefully that will hold for tonight in the meantime they are still looking at a red flag warning expecting gusts there in southern california again of up to 55 miles per hour. overnight tonight of the red flag warning extends you extending all the way down in san diego and the border of mexico around the bay area we've got some nice clear skies out there right now the fire danger has diminished quite a bit here our winds have settled down. and that is some good news or get ready for a good weekend temperatures going to be the 60's and 70's in the san francisco you've got beautiful 60's along the coastline just a breeze in the afternoon 70's just inside the bay we're going way inside the peninsula. you've

>> lester, this is an unprecedented santa ana event. as you look into northern california, peak winds now through wednesday morning. but southern california, peak winds tonight through thursday and now the national weather service issuing a first-time extreme red flag warning 27 million people at risk, strongest santa ana this season and extraordinary and dire threat we've got in southern california gusts of up to 80 miles per hour a widespread power outage possibility, and we've got wind gusts anywhere from 35 to 75 miles per hour when people are told to evacuate, lester, they must evacuate immediately >> all right al roker, thanks >>> there was dramatic testimony in the house impeachment investigation by a decorated war hero who works on the national security council and who was among those who heard that phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart. hallie jackson now with late details on that. >> reporter: bombshell testimony tonight. for the first time, a firsthand witness to the explosive conversation that igni

much in the way of rain and they have had no rain in the southern california get the fires now the santa ana'sere blowing very strongly overnight last night to 55 miles per hour across some of those hills. those winds continuing to uh decrease just a little bit but strong enough you see in santa that we've got winds. 60 miles per hour. but you can bet right up over the mountains there right to the passes. it's gusting stronger than that and it looks like tonight, those winds will once again be on the increase is we're going to see a downslope wind developing of course. it is right there along one of the main are murray's traveling into southern california that is a right along i 5 as we're seeing those fires in and around that area so should take precaution if you plan to travel southern california. a probably a pretty good idea to take want to want to stay away from all the problems there. say a developing story. we're following for you tonight, we're learning of a death that could be related. >>to pg e safety power shutoff officials say a man dependent on oxygen died about 12 minutes after t

these santa ana winds form when strong high pressure over the rocky mountains pushes cold, dr. and, when it moves through the mountains and canyons in southern california, it compresses and heats up, super charging the wind speeds. the so-called easy fire came within 30 yards of the presidential library. that's where firefighters were able to create a buffer zone of brush. david muir was there on the front lines. >> this fire has been moving very quickly. it broke out in the middle of the night here in simi valley. they're trying to protect about 6500 homes now in danger. at least 1300 acres are already burning, and of course part of the overall effort, the effort to protect the reagan presidential library. >> reporter: and inside the library, air force one. smoke and fir fir fir fir the opposite side of those windows. >> it's the largest presidential library in the u.s. national treasures here. >> reporter: what is it like seeing it so threatened? >> scary situation. you don't often come to work to see a disaster of this magnitude. and we're surrounded by heroes, firemen with

i'm tickled to death they could find santa ana on the map. so it's taped. tha idea, i thithe idea is theye tape back unedited, unfiltered which is the way i like to to happen. whoever is responsible for that for let us having access to the facility again. it's terrific. i'll talk about some things in d.c. and then get going. the only thing congress has to do year in and year out is fund the government. and we do that through the appropriations process. today's october 7th. today's the seventh day of the new fiscal year. we should have gotten all that appropriations work done before the end of september. we didn't. which is not unusual, congress typically doesn't get that work done. the fiscal 19, the year we just finished off. we got 70% of the spending plan done before the end of september. the department of defense, the largest block of spending on the discretionary side had a full year in order to execute that $700 billion plus budget that they've got. because we had -- well, mechanically, the spending process starts with a budget, which is simply an agr

dulce: el sur de california estÁ en alerta por los vientos de santa ana.teorologÍa emitiÓ una alerta de bandera roja extrema. lo vientos pueden alcanzar 80 misa por hora. >> las chispas pueden empujar el incendio hacia el oeste o tambiÉn el aire que viene del ocÉano lo puede dirigir en condiciÓn este por encima de lo caÑones al pie de estas montaÑas. reportera: el incendio getty consumiÓ varias hectÁreas. el gobernador y el alcalde visitaron la zona y estudiaron los daÑos causados por el incendio. >> vamos a proveer los recursos para defender los vecindarios, sus propiedades y sus vidas. dulce: una rama de un Árbol rompÍa una línea de electricidad que enviÓ una chispa al suelo. >> el viento mÁs terrible del aÑo de esta noche hasta el jueves continuarÁ. dulce: debido a los vientos huracanados, se han emitido Órdenes de evacuación para miles de recientes al oeste de los Ángeles. las ráfagas mÁximas esperan durante la madrugada y por eso las autoridades reiteran que hay que evacuar en cuanto se emita la alerta. patricia: en el centro california el incendio si

the fast-moving fire is spread by powerful santa ana winds. >>> multiple deaths reported, houses destroyed by the flames the smoke is right over my house. >> our correspondent in the fire zone. >>> also breaking, the dramatic testimony the ousted ambassador to ukraine speaking behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry, defying orders from the trump administration the accusation she leveled at president trump and taking aim at his personal attorney rudy giuliani. >>> the major deal just announced president trump revealing phase one a truce to end the trade war with china tonight what is in the agreement. >>> the attack at a busy shopping mall a man with a large knife stabbing at random the u.k multiple people injured. the police takedown caught on camera what we're learning about that. >>> the faa under fire the scathing new report and how the boeing 737 max was certified. the grounded plane involved in two deadly crashes. what investigators say the faa failed to do. >>> and tonight the new warning from the cdc about vaping and the flu as flu season ramps up what you need to know. >> a

big concern right now, the santa ana winds. which are pushing more than 65 miles an hour right now at least 1300ic aers are scorched. >> that's going to make it a very hard fire fight. like we are having here up north. >> and it's because of the same low pressure system bringing offshore winds for us and the santa ana winds for the southern california area. we are looking at quieter weather thankfully so. and that starts as we go through the day today. the rest of today and through the next several days. . >> all right. mary, thank you so much. and you can always si fonthe website, just did to kp x.com. >> and we have a lot more on pg&e shutoffs and restoration. head to the website. hope to see you tomorrow morning. ♪ [ door opens ] >> hope: hi. >> brooke: oh, were you looking for these? >> hope: you folded them? >> brooke: margaret had the morning off. >> hope: yeah, i forgot to get douglas' clothes out of the laundry before ridge and thomas took him away. actually, i think he might be getting home from school right about now.

diablo winds with santa ana winds. >> when we look at it, it's an offshore wind. so it's dry air from the inland valleys moving out to sea. it's the reverse from our normal flow. so very dry wind here across the bay area. also known as a diablo wind. let's move you into the microclimate forecast tonight, and i've also put it on this graphic as well. and it's just all about the wind direction in the bay area. as i mentioned, when you get a westerly wind, it's a cooler wind. when you get an easterly wind, it is warmer and dryer, moving across mt. diablo and all of our mountain ranges for that matter, and pushing that dry air right through the bay area. so what about our fire warning? this is in effect until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. north bay, east bay, higher elevations of the south bay. we've gone over it. but what about the particulars? if you've missed this, i know all of our nerves are kind of on edge with the fire danger. you don't have power. you're watching us right now. on your phones. this is what we know as of the latest forecast. so think about this. 9:00 p.m.

the fast-moving fire is spread by powerful santa ana winds. >>> multiple deaths reported, houses destroyed by the flames the smoke is right over my house. >> our correspondent in the fire zone. >>> also breaking, the dramatic testimony the ousted ambassador to ukraine speaking behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry, defying orders from the trump administration the accusation she leveled at president trump and taking aim at his personal attorney rudy giuliani. >>> the major deal just announced president trump

you can see the whipping santa ana winds quickly spreading. the so-called easy fire which erupted just before dawn today between simi valley. more than 6000 homes stand in the path of that fire. at one point flames encircled the reagan presidential library. some crews were able to keep the fire at bay. >>> it was a frightening situation for humans and animals alike. horses running out onto the highway. one brave horse and did a 180 and ran back and appeared to be guiding some other horses to safety. unfortunately the 28-year-old mayor had to be put down. broke both of her legs in the chaos. her caretakers are remembering her as a hero. >>> i almost passed out. it is really ashy and dark. it was very hard to see. you just have to listen to where they were.>> you can see it wasn't just horses. rescuers grabbing goats and bringing them to safety. you can see all of that smoke and fire. here is a closer look at the flames near the reagan presidential library. firefighters there say the library's defenses were aided by a ship in the winds. luckily.

el terror y tambiÉn el daÑo que causaron estos incendios alimentados por los fuertes vientos de santa anastaba en peligro de quedar totalmente destruido y muchos esta maÑana tuvieron que salir huyendo del lugar. >> no mÁs empecÉ a agarrar la motocicleta y salirme porque estaba muy feo y no se podÍa respirar, habÍa mucho fuego y luego las cenizas se cruzaron para el lado del rÍo, empecÉ a salirme de acÁ el, porque no se podÍa respirar. >> felicidad, desafortunadamente los vientos de santa ana continuarÁn hasta aproximadamente las seis de la tarde, estas son las condiciones que estÁn viviendo miles de residentes en todo el sur de california, 11 incendios en total en que los bomberos en estos momentos estÁn trabajando y tratando de controlar, eso es todo lo que tenemos desde simi valley, regresamos contigo a los estudios. >> no se termina, gracias, francisco, en otro punto de california, san bernardino, los equipos no paran de trabajar, rubÉn nos cuenta lo que estÁ viendo por ahÍ, te escuchamos. >> quÉ tal, felicidad, te saludo desde san bernardino donde esta madrugada se dio un incendio que

the most powerful santa ana winds of the season threatening to fan the massive infernos. potential hurricane-force gusts over 80 miles per hour in spots. more than 100,000 under emergency evacuations. what's your big fear when the winds pick up as forecast? we're on the front lines with firefighters battling flames and exhaustion >>> also breaking, the bombshell testimony. a white house official who listened in on president trump's call with ukraine's leader giving a firsthand account in the impeachment inquiry. the two warnings he gave his superior, and how the president is fighting back >>> caught on camera

another area of reverse santa ana winds in kern and bakersfield area, coming tough tehachapi. and this area will also be critical for fire weather for those areas as well. the national weather service has issued extensive red flag warnings in the northern california geographic area coordination center. considers this a high-risk situation. by all metrics, this is forecasted to be the strongest offshore wind event since october, 2017. conditions being forecast historically have led to catastrophic wildfires. and pg&e meter meteorology is actively monitoring the weather for this situation round-the-clock. >> thank you, evan. based on the latest weather forecast that evan just shared, we anticipate the period of the peak winds will occur beginning early wednesday morning and will last through thursday, midday. as evan just walked us through the wind forecast models. on the screen. in addition, we are also actively monitoring the reverse effect of the potential santa ana wind events in the tehachapi area. and that could impact our customers in the bakersfield and the kern county a

that will be impacted by the santa ana winds. coming off the tehachapi ranch. down to the south. of course these times that i mentioned may change dependent on updated forecast model information. as well as observations from our field crews. as well as images coming from our high resolution cameras that are placed around the territories as well. to put the 2 events in perspective the one we just went through and the one we are heading into. the wind component of this event looks weaker. then the event we came out of. but the fuels will be drier. the fuel component looks a little greater. multiple federal forecast agencies are this will be a high risk event. the noaa storm prediction center has issued a critical and extreme fire danger in california that does cover a footprint of 30,000 square miles. and encapsulates a population of 20 million californians both in northern and southern california. i just mentioned that to illustrate the widespread nature of this event. to put that in perspective with the event we came out of i believe the number was around 11 million most squarely

the powerful winds, known as santa anas in southern california, originate from dry, high pressure in the desert gaining speed while ripping through channels in mountain terrain. this is what they do and this is what they sound like >> sounds like hell was breaking throughs will thgsart. >> reporter: and it was. firefighters on their heels playing defense and losing ground.t of its o almost at its mercy. >> reporter: it's the most extreme wind event in the last decade, and it's not ov t is fire from the air, but there is little they can do to slow it because the winds are so strong. they can reach upwards of 80 miles per hour later on tonight but they did find breaks in the weather. the air attack has been a major asset all day long, but it can't beat back all of the flames as they continue to grow california is under siege. no match for mother nature's wrath the new realities on the front lines as wind-driven fires take aim across the state and lester, those dangerous winds, as you know, persist tonight means the threat will also loom here overnight we should say not far from here fi

let's head to ginger with more on the santa ana winds moving in.ood morning, ginger. >> good morning, cecelia. it's really the position of this high pressure system which by the way brought record cold from salt lake city to denver. today is going to be the worst day for northern california. you can see gusts 30 to 60 miles per hour sacramento to redding but tomorrow is really when it settles in. it's after midnight tonight for southern california. here's what's been happening, it's all about the wind shift so we've had these onshore winds today. this morning, i've already seen in southern california some of the relative humidity numbers in that, say, 30% to 65% which is very high compared to what's going to happen tonight when the wind shifts. you see them turn orange? that's when they're going to come from east to west over those mountain ranges. the relative humidity is going to fall out the bottom, 3% to 10%. when they come through the mountain passes, san gabriel, santa ana mountain passes, you compress air, you speed it up, up to 80-mile-per-

fierce santa ana wind gusts spreading the flames. tonight, homes burning to the ground and the effort to save the animals. >>> the severe storms this lleel thwaphrough t northeast. heavy rain, damaging winds, temperatures set to plummet in many places. and now, the tornado watch in the east. rob marciano standing by to time it out. >>> the deadly plane crash tonight, mrulting soon after takeoff, slamming into an suv and power lines on its way down. >>> five fraternity members facing charges tonight in the alcohol poisoning death of an underage frat brother. authorities say the 19-year-old freshman drank himself to death. >>> the new message from isis tonight, confirming al baghdadi is dead, naming a new leader, and their words for the u.s. just as tonight, those new images of u.s. troops now arriving in syria. martha raddatz on the syrian border. >>> news on the missing 14-year-old girl tonight found alive and what we've now learned about the alleged kidnapper. >>> new charges tonight involving actor cuba gooding jr., allegations of

fnando valley n the san say that phys being driven by strong santa ana winds. and it is spreading governor newsome declaring a state of emergency and los angeles and riverside counties today because of these fires good evening, everybody thanks for being with us i'mrant lotus i'm vicki liviakis here's what we know so tonight. one person has died 100,000 people. >>have been evacuated some 31 structures have been damaged or destroyed so far that fire has grown to over 7500 acres. it is only 13% contained tonight, a red flag warning has been extended into tomorrow evening. fighters you're about to see from klee is headed to southern california to help battle that saddle ridge fire along. >>i 5 crews say they're preparing for. just south of south korea east of simi valley there are challenging conditions really steep terrain obviously dry brush. strike teams from marine county and san francisco. also headed south to help with that fire fight as we turn our attention now to the forecast. mentioned those strong winds fueling the fire. chief meteorologist lawrence kar

the cold air feeds the santa ana winds. and winter storm warnings coming in. could have another 6 to 12 inches in denver. this one drops in again tomorrow into wednesday, could have another 6 to 12 inches in denver and points east. and the cold air is coming in, that will last through the end of the week. invigorating those winds. david? >> thinking about everyone in california tonight. thank you, rob. >>> now to the other major headline tonight. new reporting this evening on the daring u.s. raid in syria that took down isis head abu bakr al-baghdadi. the man responsible for a ruthless campaign of torture and beheadings, including americans. tonight those new details about how they found him, how he died and what the u.s. forces took away with them when they left. and there's also news tonight, another key figure is dead.mp operation over 100 miles away. an air strike taking out the al-baghdadi's right-hand man, the isis spokesman. the president today celebrating the death of the founder of the islamic state. >> he was a sick and depraved man. and now he's dea

details from inside the white house emerge >> tens of thousands evacuated, flames by the powerful santa ana winds. could there be relief in sight >> the soldier's story and incredible bravery that saved many lives and earned him the highest honor. >> trick or treaters will hit the pavement for candy the weather could be dicey for some 38 million. bill karins has the forecast "early today" starts right now >> good morning to you i'm corey coffin >> and i'm frances rivera. great to have you with us early this morning unless you didn't go to bed celebrating because there is breaking news from the sports world overnight. for the first time in franchise history, the washington nationals are world champs the nats capped off their unlikely cinderella story with a world series title in a seven-game slug fest defined by home field disadvantage. for the first time ever in any major sport, the series ended without either team winning on their own turf let's get to the highlights. astros jumped out with an early lead a blast to the left field. houston held the lead to the top of the 7th when the nation

octubre como el principal sospechoso de una brutal violaciÓn de una niÑa de seis Ñ aÑos ocurrida en santa ana el abuso sexual por una mujer >> pudimos mirar la evidencia de una mujer que fue arrestada y comparar la evidencia con el s sospechoso >> revelÓ que consiguieron muestra de and de una mujer arrestada por otro delito en 2018 los investigadores descubrieron un nexo entre el and de su famila acusado y la detenida >> los investigadoras recabaron muestras de and mientras estaba bajo vigilancia en 2018 y lo conectaron con el caso de violaciÓn dijo el fiscal >> el sospechoso fue acusado de secuestrar a la niÑa a plena luz del dÍa, en santa ana y de llevÁrsela a un estacionamiento donde cometiÓ el crimen >> kimberly tenÍa 14 aÑos dice que aÚn recuerda la traumÁtica experiencia que se viviÓ en su vecindario >> te paso a una niÑa menor que yo >> martÍn plascencia telemundo 48 >> fue encontrada en san isidro reportados dijo que habÍan desaparecido de su casa la po c policÍa busca a la ex pareja de la mujer que es considerado una persona de interÉs segÚn ellos Él los habrÍa secuestrado >> que reg

impaed the bay area yesterday would be transiting their way to southern california in the form of the santa ana winds now and sure enough and ahead of this they also today they were going start losing power down there we you know we had archer with the winds losing power. >>down there looks like it was too late. john we stand, yeah in that you know that's exactly what we're seeing is those winds really picking up for southern california last night as daria mentioned they were alsoooking at those power it will be interesting to see what exactly happened there as far as the core cause of that blaze, but we can be thankful that at least back here at home our winds have subsided but still very breezy down there in southern california. much the office of yesterday morning at the same time we are calm across the bay, a nice view out there from berkeley which nearby murrah, yesterday remember at this time we're talking about plays that crews were getting the upper hand on a calm conditions across the bay area very nice to see that your temperatures they're cooler than they were yesterday morning. all

it broke out about 9 o'clock last night has already grown to 4600 acres fueled by the santa ana winds. it's already jumped the to 10 and highway and interstate 5 freeways, closing portions of them some in some cases in both directions which is snarling traffic in 1900 homes now under mandatory evacuation orders. so a lot of the folks that are fleeing these neighborhoods are jammed on those roads as a result. and now that we can with daylight just how rugged some of the terrain is there. and if you've ever driven your kids to disneyland for instance, you know the grapevine write that giant hailed the past have to go up and over and get down into la double to right as it comes down into la right there by just north of ikea that's where this is burning right now so now with the light you can see even scarier area. >>because you see how close it is to the whole look at all all of this home is packed in that are in danger right now that we know 12,000 homes are evacuated. plus now that it's light you can see the difference between the smoke you couldn't really tell where they're smoking ov

the santa ana winds are blowing. will be live there in just a minute on fox news. but first, this just income a video of capitol police arresting the actress james fonda at a climate cha investigation. according to the senior producer, chad pilgrim, jane fonda was 1 of 16 people arrested on capitol hill steps today. she talked to chad as she left earlier this hour. jane fonda said she will demonstrate at the capital against climate change every friday from now until january. somebody found the memory card as i mentioned on the street in anchorage, alaska. the police say it was full of videos and photos of a man beating and killing a woman. and now come investigators say they track down the suspected murder. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, jonathan. >> shep commit is a terrible m fascinating story and perhaps the easiest to understand in chronological order. earlier this month from october 2nd, the police in alaska found the body of a woman along a highway south of anchorage. two days prior to that come with same p

they are santa ana winds, a red flag warning in affect for this area. the current conditions, what firefighters are up against with the saddle ridge fire. and looking at gusts town 35 miles per hour out of the north- northeast, 15 to 25-mile-an- hour sustained winds and 2 to 5% that is how dry it is for this area. and we had gusts in the morning up to 50-mile-an-hour winds so they are really up against some strong santa ana winds right now. as we go through the afternoon north los angeles southern california area, they will start to see the winds ease but still windy this afternoon. we'll talk about our weather here at homecoming up. >>> sounds good. 2/3rds of all customers are getting their power back. here is a look at where things stand right now. all east bay and south bay counties have now restoration rates above 80%. in the north bay where we saw the most outages restoration is slower but each county is above 70%. pg&e will resume at daybreak tomorrow. the utility says remaining customers will get their power back when it is safe to do so. jackie

as we join you this wednesday morning millions bracing for what could be the worst santa ana winds in a decade intensifying those devastating wildfires. >> on edge. millions across california now facing rare extreme red flag warnings as hurricane-force santa ana winds close in fueling massive flames. now the new video showing the spark that started the getty fire. as thousands of firefighters race to contain them, more than a million people now facing blackouts. we are live in the fire zone. >>> explosive testimony in the impeachment showdown. a white house official and iraq war veteran tells lawmakers crucial words and phrases were cut om the tnsof ukinader. >>> the isis mole.

especializados en extinciÓn de llamado getty fire, ante el pronosticado regreso de los vientres de santa ana el viento mÁs terrible del aÑo, esta noche hasta el jueves continuarÁ. jaime: hoy el gobernador de california recordÓ junto al alcalde de los Ángeles las casas destruidas por el incendio getty, en el explosivo suburbio angelino. >> porque los fondos estatales y federales nosotros podemos decirles. >> en incendios iniciÓ a la 1:30 a.m. de este lunes obligando la rÁpida evacuaciÓn de casi 10,000 familias sin que ninguna persona resultara lesionada. >> la gente si yo en su mayorÍa en esa direcciÓn y por esa rÓ jaime: hasta ahora la mayorÍa de los evacuados incluyendo lebron james no han podido regresar a sus hogares. Él dijo que su casa no sufriÓ daÑos por el incendio, pero por precauciÓn no regresarÁ hasta recibir 100% la aprobaciÓn de que todo estÁ seguro. hasta el momento este es conocido como el getty fire. allÍ ocho casas completamente destruidas por las llamas. 100,091 estÁn amenazadas por la posibilidad de mÁs fuego. hasta momento el incendio consumido 650 mil acres de terreno es

ilia: y los vientos de santa ana son los causantes causantes de estos incendio de maleza.conoce como los vientos del diablo. cÓmo y por quÉ se produce, es de esto nos habla albertmartÍnez. alberto: muy buena las condiciones en esos de californiano v h favorables para las tarea de extinciÓn. el incendio ha quemado mÁs de 4000 acres de terreno.el reino estÁn grande que no segundos que malo equivalente a un campo de fÚtbol. y es que las condiciones ya lo verÁn, son muy malas en esa zona. si se acercan un poco podemos ver humedad nula, cero. el viento es bastante intenso. mÁs de 40 millas por hora. un viento que tiene el siguiente comportamiento. se levanta y sube por detrÁs de la montaÑa de san gabriel. nos han heladera, calentÁndose, y secÁndose. jackie que los hostigan todo el alimento de oxÍgeno para quemar. regreso al estudio. jorge: un juez federal frenÓ en seco otra polÉmica polÍtica migratoria de presiente trump. tres dÍas antes de la fecha prevista para entrar en vigencia . se trata la nueva regla de carga pÚblica que negarÍa la residencia permanente en migrantes leal

carley: santa ana windss, every year this time. >> we have had fires burning in heavily populated areasl be a situation we will watch for the next several days. today we have red flag dangers from northern california through central california towards southern california including la, santa clarita towards reading reading and santa rosa. this will be an ongoing situation. this is the relative humidity showing outright is in the area as we get through the afternoon and this evening. we will deal with those winds, more on onshore flow in the overnight tonight into wednesday. that will be good news for southern california but very dry for northern california. no rain in the forecast. north and east of that we are getting snow. very strong wintery conditions across portions of the rockies towards the great lakes and the northern plains so that is the next weather major and we have potential for showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast but those fires will be the big weather story the next couple days. rob: air quality in san francisco and la, they are keeping kids home. >> they have

forecasters say santa ana winds and dry conditions are exasperating situation and some of those winsre than 60 miles an hour. the video here from the 405 freeway earlier today and the mayor of valley telling people under evacuations, the notice is to get out now. >> leave your home. we've seen fires in tragedies where people have believed they could stay in place, they thought they could fight the fire and be a hero themselves, take out their garden hose. do not do it. the only thing you cannot replace is you and your family. >> bill: power company pg&e shutdown electricity for more than 2.5 million californians over the weekend to lower the risk of the fires spreading even more. the company's warning that more blackouts are likely over the next few days. we have team fox coverage. dan springer is live and sonoma county near the northern california fire. first, william la jeunesse reports live in los angeles near the getty fire and william, how are conditions now? hello. >> they are improving. i want to say there are big fires and there are dangers fires. they are not always the same

firefighters are in a race against time to control the california wild fires in the north and south for the santa ana winds are about to kick into high gear. >>> the president weighs tout the opening statement from a key witness, a lieutenant can colonel who heard the phone call >>> neat classified k9 who is it the newest war hero injured in the isis raid. >>> and a new memoir from singer/songwriter, prince is being released today >>> plus the latest chapter from the new "star wars" trailer, "mandalorian" can kikickedau >>> breaking news, raging wild fires can continue to threaten tens of thousands in california. the largest is the kincad ex burned to more than 74,000 acres. so far at least 100 homes have burned and 2 million could be without power today. as pg&e continue their preventative blackouts governor newsom announced in 20 hours they responded to more than 300 smaller fires in addition to the high profile ones the massive kincade has been the most challenging >>> the getty fire has burned mow than 600 acres >> reporter: fire exploded across the hills of sugten california a blow torch in the

tenemos unas montaÑas que son muy bonitas en santa ana y san gabriel.diendo la humedad, pero cuando baja canalizado por el relieve de esas montaÑas se intensifica, llega con mucha temperatura a la zona de los angeles hizo puede favorecer que esos fuegos se extienda muy deprisa. pero la mayorÍa de ellos, el 80% estÁn producidos por los culpables, nosotros somos los culpables. miren eso de aquÍ, en un segundo puede quemar el equivalente a un campo de fÚtbol americano. de dÍa han superado los 16,000 acres, 16,000 campos, estos en tan sÓlo un dÍa y eso va a seguir, con el cambio climÁtico, inviernos mÁs largos y temporadas o menos lluvias podrÁn hacer estas situaciones tristemente mÁs habituales. carolina: te agradecemos por toda esa informaciÓn. increÍble lo que Él desea que el ser humano es que encausa gran parte de los incendios. para estar preparados es importante que la gente tenga en casa un equipo en caso de que tengan que evacuar. pasamos con aiden para que nos cuente las recomendaciones. aiden: efectivamente, eso que no puedes olvidar por nada del

greatly elevated in parts of the south as we are going to see some very strong gusty winds the santa ana's are going to howl there tonight in fact those winds are really going to be blasting throughout the night tonight, maybe 55, maybe even some 75 mile an hour winds. so extremely gusty winds developing in the southern california. we also have some very gusty winds to affect our winds around the bay area check this out it was very impressive watching this all come together last night. those blowing almost 80 miles per hour is mount saint helene i'm a mount diablo 75 mile an hour winds, the oakland hills which is extremely dangerous. you've got a lot of people living around that area over 50 mile an hour wind sonoma, almost 40 mile an hour winds. there san francisco gust just 24 miles per hour. l around the bay area, the winds were howling quite a bit that now start to quiet down somewhat 10 miles per hour in a sense is going notice the direction out of the west here, a west at sfo to and that some good news that's a little bit of a sea breeze, more of an easterly wind though, and oakland

>>yet despite the strong santa ana winds and the evacuation orders. some residents are staying put. >>i just decided to stay my brother's side at stake. our neighbors decided stay. >>hoping to protect their homes a little longer. >>i know us a notice posted like i to leave, you know the minute is going to about not believe the fire started around 09:00pm thursday growing rapidly. >>engulfing more than 7500 acres critical fire conditions are expected to continue through friday. and as you look at this house one of 25 that they say are damage that number could go up they're also now saying. >>that the red flag warning has been extended. >>into the evening on saturday reporting from granada hills california. i'm paul vercammen. >>picture again from southern california where thousands of people have been told to evacuate you can see apparently the winds are not as strong right now as they had been overnight, but nonetheless much concern as fire crews try and battle back against this fire. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to talk about the weather conditions dow>>when di b

the santa ana coming up the attack. the range down in the south.f these times that i mentioned may change depending on updated forecast model information as well as observations from our field crews. around the territory as well. and perspective what we just went through. the event we just came out of. the fuels will be drier so the fuel component looks a little. cas agencies line that this will be a very high-risk event the noaa storm action center. critical and extreme fire danger and in california that. elation of 20 million californians coast and northern and southern california so just mention that to them illustrates the kind of widespread nature of this event. that perspective with the event we just came out of i believe that number. operations predictive services is forecasting high risk of significant fire. tuesday and wednesday for this next event. actually 3.8 million pg e customers. and the national weather service is also issuing multiple red flag warnings for the sofa coming events already. from the national weather service bay area b

fnando valley n the san say that phys being driven by strong santa ana winds.and it is spreading governor newsome declaring a state of emergency and los angeles and riverside counties today because of these fires good evening, everybody thanks for being with us i'mrant lotus i'm vicki liviakis here's what we know so tonight. one person has died 100,000 people. >>have been evacuated some 31 structures have been damaged or destroyed so far that fire has grown to over 7500 acres. it is only 13% con

loers angeles were santa ana winds low every year is willing to see it from pg&e's perspective. >>> will have to be a necessary evil. for so many years they were allowed to make a and leeqfepment. er nes ibwhen they want ed to. they needed to.>> reporter: at the apocalypse spencer is afra this might be bigger than just a utility problem. >>> to me it is like this is maybe some of the first real big signs of climate change. pm. l sly affecting us.>>> regi r pothe finawel approval to begin prior power restoration did not come until 3 pm. >>> not just customers upset this evening. investors are not happy. sharthe power giant plunged by nearly 30% today. as the company grapples with a new twist in its bankruptcy proceedings. a judge this week strip the utility of exclusive control over its recovery. gave bondholders the go-ahead fate in the hands of outsiders. y.e company filed cropsey in ih $3 wildfire nuinar liability. >>> ofa flida enag whodi e a thlymicrash driving a fatesla is now suing the company. the crash happened may 2018 when he lost control going 106 teen miles per hour. the fami

that comes as crews raced to contain a 650-acre fire with the threat of new santa ana winds.heory is that these winds will blow em-bearse and set new fires. the sfiefr threatening more than 7,000 homes today. the fire is responsible for thousands of people remaining under mandatory evacuation order fire is threatening more than 7,000 homes today. the fire is responsible for thousands of people remaining under mandatory evacuation orders. >> we're experiencing red flag warnings, we're experiencing at or near historic wind events. >> the governor praised fema and the trump administration for its quick response to california's request for fire support. meanwhile, that fire is only 15% contained. the fire crews are bracing for winds that could top 80 miles per hour. santa anas blowing in later tonight. >>> lakers star, lebron james, showed his appreciation for the l.a. firefighters and first responders by sending them this taco truck. he sent it to their base camp. james and his family were among the thousands of people who had to leave their homes in a hurry because the getty fi

they are calling it the easy fire, and this is another area that just gets crushed by santa ana winds this time of year. now this brush that is so dry has lit, and this is the third of those big fires in the area. we are also keeping an eye on the get the fire they write about. this is the one we've been talking about over the past couple days. it's important to note that the easy fire is a new fire added on top of everything else, and the getty fire, the flames are getting closer and closer to that historic museum that has so many priceless works of art. obviously, we are more concerned about the loss of life. in this instance, with the getty museum, they have fire doors that they say will come down and protect the art inside. but that area has been under threat for days now. now what you are looking at here on the screen near the reagan library, this is a new fire on top of the other ones. they are calling it the easy fire. we will bring you a live report and updates from the scene just as soon as we get it. another fox news alert, two more witnesses testify on capitol hill today. i

powerful santa ana winds caused the fires to multiply yesterday. the so-called easyire dangerously close to the ronald reagan presidential library. the complex was evacuated along with roughly 7,000 homes in the area. people living nearby used garden houses to fight the flames. >> never comes out of this fire safe and sound, then i'll be -- i'll be a happy camper. >> firefighters were able to prevent flames from reaching the presidential library. forecasters say the strong santa ana winds and high fire danger will continue through today. >>> a massive fire erupted on a train in pakistan overnight leaving at least 65 people dead. the flames roared through the train cars. authorities say several people who were injured jumped off the train. many to their deaths. investigators believe the fire was caused by a small gas stove that a passenger brought on the asked about paid political ads. >> seeing twitter take the lead, especially right now, really does two important thing. one, it defines democracy in a nonpartisan way by saying that they're not goin

this time the strong santa ana winds whipped flames through the simialley. among the buildings evacuated is the ronald reagan prtial library, home to millions of historical documents and the resting place of the former president and first lady. they are calling this the easy fire. anything but. we are just on the hill by the presidential library, wheresi there is a m effort to get this blaze under control. they are fighting it from the air and from the ground. ng verywind is blo strongly. and it is the wind that is their it is ferocious here, with gusts of up to 70 miles an ho. it has propelled this fire more than 1000 acres in jusa few urs. >> the winds down south are going to be very serious. there is a very serious fire danger situation developingth across sn california. and i am concerned for southern californians down there. sophie: this is just one of many fires burning across california, where a state of emergency hasn beenace in sunday. -- since sunday. they are dangerous and they are disruptive. hundreds of thousands of homes have been evacuated, an

a man has predicted a strong santa ana wind event did develop across southern california. the winds didn't mix down blew over that hatch fees and actually mix down into the southern san joaquin valley produced a considerable outage activity there and some of the agricultural and urban areas. in our southern a san joaquin valley and that was predicted by our outage modeling i'm just to give you some examples of wind speeds baker figures feel airport are recorded a south wind gusts, 46 miles per hour. which is quite rare for that area. and a station near the communities of lamont and aravind basically the far south portion the san joaquin valley. the recorded gusts near 60 miles per hour. and one of our weather in that a hatchet peas. recorded gusts near 70 miles per hour near noon today. and we saw similar when conditions if not stronger develop over southern california along with relative humidities in the single digits, so very critical fire weather conditions, developing across southern california today. across the south portion of the footprint in kern county detach the

de california, las condiciones pueden empeorar las prÓximas horas, se espera que los vientos de santa anae gran peligro para los residentes de simi valley, es todo lo que tenemos, felicidad, regresamos ahora contigo. >> muchÍsimas gracias, francisco. la lucha de los bomberos contra el fuego en california estÁ siendo Épica, su trabajo da resultados en algunas Áreas quemadas como sonoma, marÍa paula ochoa nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn las cosas ahÍ. >> hola, estoy en la sede del encuentro principal del cuartel de bomberos, en este momento varios batallones llegan a la lÍnea de fuego para continuar luchando contra este siniestro que pues ha sido testarudo y es intenso y se mantiene en las montaÑas de sonoma, hoy el panorama estÁ bastante mejor, el viento ha bajado su intensidad y eso ha permitido que los bomberos puedan avanzar en su lucha contra este siniestro al punto que ya en la contenciÓn estÁ en un 30%. el trabajo de estos hÉroes ha sido increÍble, son largas horas de jornada intensa y alguien captÓ una imagen de un equipo tirado en el lugar descansando despuÉs de 36 horas consecutivas en la l

es el panorama que dejan incendios avivados por vientos de santa ana que estÁn incontrolados.nto blanco cubre al paÍs la llegada de la nieve ocasiona cierre de colegios, cortes de carreteras y retrasos de vuelos y ademÁs de una caÍda de las temperaturas. >>> no creo que haya sido una falta de respeto de nuestro parte hacia las personas que estaban allÍ. >>> rechazo al desplante que los jugadores de la selecciÓn mexicana del fÚtbol le hicieron a dos aficionados que habÍan ido a recibirlos a al hotel de bermuda donde estaban. >>> delta lleva Á 120 chicas a la nasa en un trayecto cubierto Íntegramente por mujer una manera de hablar de la fuerza femenina y la igualdad de gÉnero en el dÍa internacional de la niÑa. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). ♪. >>> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes le saluda felicidad aveleyra. estamos llegando juntos a este viernes. >>> el sur de california se ha despertado rodeado de fuego empieza la temporada de incendios y ya estÁ causando serios problemas. las autoridades hablan de la evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 100.000 personas en comunidades en el valle de san fernando, al norte de