santa ana was full of puffery after the alamo.ock who put another feather in his hat. brian: the slain bodies of the texas army are piled up and burned. it was supposed to intimidate houston's forces, it didn't. >> he scored a quick victory. but the story that trickled out of the alamo is daunting. so the word that spread out of the alamo wasn't retreat, it was we all have to buckle down and do what we can to fight for texas independence. brian: by showing a bloodthirsty brutality, santa ana was hoping to convince the texans to give up the fight. but they fought hear d fought h. about making choices. well i didn't choose metastatic breast cancer. not the exact type. not this specific mutation. but i did pick hope... ...and also clarity... ...by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, the first and only treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr+, her2- mbc, which are common and linked to cancer growth. piqray is taken with fulvestrant after progression on hormone therapy and has been prov

santa ana was full of puffery after the alamo.like a peacock who put another feather in his hat. brian: the slain bodies of the texas army are piled up and burned. it was supposed to intimidate houston's forces, it didn't. >> he scored a quick victory. but the story that trickled out of the alamo is daunting. so the word that spread out of the alamo wasn't retreat, it was we all have to buckle down and do what we can to fight for texas independence. brian: by showing a bloodthirsty brutality, santa ana was hoping to convince the texans to give up the fight. but they fought hear d fought h. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you earned it, we're here to make sure you get it. quickbooks. backing you. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, your plans can change in minutes. your head wants to do one thing, but your gut s

los vientos de santa ana tambiÉn provocaron que se propagarÁ más rÁpido un enseÑo del lado mexicano dede las han llamas consumieron viviendas.nte trumÁ televisado. cerrÓ el Ébola entera del oficial que-- se revelÓ la identidad del oficial que encabezÓ la operación para retener al hijo de el chapo guzmÁn, ovidio guzmán. comenzamos. >> Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con un jorge ramos e ilia calderon. ilia: buenas tardes, los incendios en el sur de california no dan tregua. se reportaron 10 nuevos fuegos incluyen datos al este de los Ángeles que se han expandido rÁpidamente a privados por los fuertes vientos. mientras tanto en el norte del estado miles de residentes que habÍan sido evacuados han recibido la orden de que pueden regresar a sus casas. pasamos con enrique acevedo que nos tiene las mÁs recientes. enrique: el humo, el olor a quemado y la ceniza de lo que el fuego se llevÓ forman parte ya la vida demillones de californianos que viven de las peores temporadas de incendios forestales en la historia del estado. algo que parece repetirse aÑo con aÑo en esta nueva realidad climÁtica

hadn't some young women vanished in the town next door, santa ana? were like, well, what are the odds that they're related? >> reporter: so she looked them up and learned about kianna jackson, just 20 years old when she disappeared five months before jarrae's death. her mom is kathy menzies. >> she was just a very fun-loving child. always made you laugh. >> reporter: just look at her childhood photos. that silly grin. she loved her dog, her little brother, playing softball. and then it started happening, said kathy. eighth grade or so. >> she was kind of getting, you know, typical teenage. you know, mouthy. and then, you know, high school came, getting around the older kids, she kind of got a little, you know, worse. >> reporter: how did you cope with that? >> just one day at a time. love her as much as i could is -- was about the only thing. >> reporter: after high school kianna went to college, about a three-hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas. but though far from home now, she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would c

hierba seca, y ahÍ vientos que si bien no son de santa ana, pueden ser vientos que pueden provocar losecomendaciÓn para la gente. >> tengan mucho cuidado, mucha gente estÁ al tanto de los incendios que estÁn ocurriendo porque los medios de comunicaciÓn lo hace, pero esa posibilidad requiere que todo el mundo estÉ a tanto, no sÓlo los adultos sino los niÑos, que a veces juegan con artÍculos que pueden provocar un incendio, a veces no tener cuidado, esto puede prender incendios. hemos visto que cadenas que arrastran echando chispas provocar incendios, en todo lo que uno estÉ haciendo hay que tener cuidado. reportero: ahÍ estÁ toda la informaciÓn, todo nuestro reconocimiento a los bomberos de los Ángeles, que han hecho un esfuerzo gigante en estos dÍas. presentadora: muchas gracias a todos los bomberos, son nuestros hÉroes. al volver conocemos de cerca todo lo que se hace en una catÁstrofe, en california. ya regre presentadora: california ha enfrentado uno de los grandes incendios, pero puede ocurrir sismos, pero,¿ cÓmo funciona el equipo que se encarga de asumir estas emergencias? jairo:

. >>> se espera que vientos de santa ana continÚen hasta maÑana por eso que todo el sur defornÁ advertenciao peligro tambiÉn en el sur. >>> bueno, con esto parece qr los incendios no dan tregua en california. esto ocurriÓ a la 1:40, la cruz roja y escuela pacific, inls ta. >>> si no levantan la evacuaciÓn del a e Área van a esperar mas personas por la tarde. de acuerdo a la autoridad hay mil 350 personas desalojadas y la orden de evacuaciÓn sigue vigente. >>> miles pna en san diego han sido afectados por apagones programados. bueno el corte suministro fue por que los vientos de santa ana pao drap derribarÍneas y profesvocar incendios como los hemos vivido. algunos comerciantes abrieron sus negocios. >>> no podemos estar sin trabajar. >>> el mayor reto para dueÑos de negocio mantener productos frescos ya que no tienen re frÍoing rartd. >>> una pareja planeaba retz bir a su primo jenna ta en casa pero al ser delta desalojado sus opciones se redujeron. >>> y sandra cervantes nos cuenta. >>> a dÍas de nacida penÉlope ya se robÓ el corazon de muchos, es toda una guerrera. >>> la pequeÑa naciÓ el

abc's matt gutman on the fire lines tonight and the forecast on the santa ana winds. he was the santa paula, california. >> reporter: tonight, the last gasp of the historic santa ana wind event sparked the fast-moving maria fire. new evacuations under way, 8,000 residents already ordered to leave their homes. >> boy, a shift in the winds has really turned things for the worse here. >> reporter: dc-10s and chinook helicopters among the aircraft leading this massive aerial assault. >> they're doing everything they can do on this northern edge of the fire to try and stop this from spreading. >> reporter: on the ground, a race to get farm animals to safety. dogs and humans scrambling out of the fire zone. the fire exploding in size overnight to more than 8,000 acres in less than 10 hours. residents and firefighters banding together to fight the flames. that galloping fire incinerating aaron lewis' neighbor's home in an instant. >> between -- it was 300 yards away to fully engulfed in maybe five minutes. >> reporter: parts of southern california under critical fire danger a

fierce santa ana wind gusts spreading the flames. tonight, homes burning to the ground and the effort to save the animals, the dogs. >>> the severe storms this halloween from the carolinas all the way up through the northeast. heavy rain, damaging winds, temperatures now 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, plummeting 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 tonig

here in santa ana 18 people fled the war. the army picked them up and handed them over to the paramilitaries to kill them. w. social injustice is a norm and some this country you know we ever be compensated. probably not before we die. simply can't be done yet we deserve compensation because we are victims of the greatest war. i say the greatest war because it's the oldest war of all. but today is the referendum. we hope people will say yes to peace. so that those who supported the war comes continue violating people's rights but. no heed your landlord they take your. people from the surrounding villages are arriving to vote. posters urged people to say yes to the referendum. the counting begins at 4 o'clock in the small village school and the results are forwarded directly to the capital. you know didn't they you. know loose. bush. was no matter. who. it was this is a c. until you. can get one of. your. you got to remember to put my finger. to thank you it took. about 40 seconds to do it is too simplistic and the simplest th

here in santa ana 18 people fled the war. the army picked them up and hunted them over to the paramilitaries who killed them. the whole social injustices enormous in this country you know we ever be compensated. probably not before we die. not simply can't be one the young here who deserve compensation because we are victims of the greatest war. i said greatest war because it's the oldest war of all . but today is the referendum. we hope people will say yes to peace. so that those who supported the war comes continue violating people's rights but. no heed your landlord they take your. people from the surrounding villages are arriving to vote. posters urged people to say yes to the referendum. the counting begins at 4 o'clock in the small village school and the results are forwarded directly to the capital. which in think there is. no hint that you. know lose. bush. would lose no matter. this is a see until you. can get one of. your. missing for nothing. you want to. think that no good is coming due to. see if. you're the boss

. >> cat en una vivienda en santa ana cuando buscaban a un sospechoso de asesinato ahí encontraron armasba secuestrada, tenemos más de este caso. >> fueron cuatro semanas de investigación después de que fuera encontrado dentro de un auto abandonado el cuerpo de adrián de 34 años de edad el cual fue puesto en la cajuela y envuelto en una lona. >> se logró encontrar una persona seriamente con lo que había ocurrido y desde ese momento la persona vivía en la ciudad de santa ana. >> el macabro hecho fue en octubre tras la investigación serio con el paradero de antonio silva de 27 años de edad en su domicilio ubicado al norte de la calle en pantalla santana. >> esta persona fue arrestada por cargos de arma , por homicidio y también por tener una persona secuestrada. >> la resto fue con algunos equipos dentro de la vivienda se encontraron dos rifles de grueso calibre, pistolas los kilogramos de droga sintética y un hombre adulto el cual se nos informó que era una víctima de secuestro. >> independiente de lo que la víctimas ya se dedicaba es. como es una víctima nadie merece morir de esa manera.

as santa ana winds subside, firefighters hope to gain an upper hand. chris martinez reports from san bernardino. >> reporter: evacuation orders have been lifted in san bernardino, and residents there are getting a firsthand look at the damage. >> we just -- all we could think was how lucky we were and how ms -- how does it miss one house? >> reporter: firefighters stamped out the last hot spots in the wreckage of this house. it was one of six homes destroyed when flames raced down the hillside here. residents who stayed through the night fought a nightmarish scene of smoke and flames. >> i got my kids out and the cars the only ones that stayed here. we came back. and we're fighting with the garden hoses, all the neighbors' houses. it was a crazy night. >> reporter: the latest fires erupted in this heavy populated area east of los angeles forcing more than 1,000 people to evacuate. and nearby harupa valley, fires swept through several homes and this nature center. the enemy here has been the powerful santa ana winds that can turn a small brush fire into

the winds have dropped and there are no more santa ana wind events in the immediate forecast.gers crossed, no more destruction here in southern california, at least until the next time. nick watt, cnn, santa paula, california. >> some hope for that area of california. but derek van dam is here to tell us about will there be relief in other areas. >> yeah. you know, the bottom line is yes, the weather conditions are improving. but that doesn't mean that the dry conditions aren't still in place and the embers aren't still smoldering. so the fire threat conditions especially in some of those notorious areas especially in the canyons and ravines in southern california. i've struggled to find winds across northern california. this is good news, folks. >> we were experiencing wind gusts nearing 40 nrp. you'll see in a second that they are forecast to pick up, but nothing like what we experienced earlier in the workweek. the humidity still at critical conditions there. here are the winds picking up across ventura county. los angeles, though, the good news is your winds will remain ge

and mercifully, the santa ana winds are dying down this weekend. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> let's get right to ginger zee, in washington, d.c., tonight. where they, too, were under a tornado watch during the storm that hit the eat. now very cold and windy air behind this. >> reporter: it was 77 degrees yesterday with a tornado watch, now a hard freeze warning all the way to mississippi. the big-time drops in 24 hours from jacksonville, florida, to raleigh. 24 degrees dropped in just 24 hours. state college, a 30-degree drop. tomorrow, sub-freezing temperatures in a nashville. certainly could see frost around here. if you're planning to go to the nats parade, don't set up too early, but it will rebound back to around 50 degrees. >>> and beto o'rourke announcing he's dropping out of the race. coming just hours after elizabeth warren described her plans to pay for medicare for all. joe biden's campaign describing it as mathematical gymnastics. here's terry moran. >> reporter: he was once heralded as the new face of the democratic party, but tonight, beto

bombero no se ha dado abasto por una semana que ha tenido de incendios alimentados por vientos de santa anados estructuras fueron destruidas. el enfoque es la protecciÓn de las residencias, la protecciÓn de la agricultura en el Área, la protecciÓn de la industria petroquÍmica que tambiÉn estÁ aquÍ. dulce: estos campos agrÍcolas han estado aumentando el incendio, los bomberos han tratado de salvar todo esto ya que es el sustento de algunos granjeros y agrÍcolas. >> uno viene a trabajar y se hace para pagar renta, comida y otras cosas.cada dÍa cuenta, un dÍa perdido es mucho problema. dulce: unos 8000 residentes fueron evacuados, pero algunos hacen lo posible para salvar su residencia. roberto ha estado salvando la casa de su familia por mucho tiempo. >> tenemos miedo de cruzar el rÍo. dulce: el gobernador dice que se va a otorgar fondos para combatir este incendio. >> estos vientos impulsado vientos que nosotros no podemos controlar, la vegetaciÓn estÁ muy cerca y hasta que no cambie el clima esto va a continuar. dulce: vuelo con ustedes . >> a lo largo del dÍa mientras acompaÑamos a los bom

so people hear the term santa ana winds or a santa ana event and many viewers across the country don'tt is. but it's a whole regional weather phenomenon where there's actually a high pressure over utah, mainly, and the air flow goes from utah through the basin, all the way through california, especially southern california, and to the ocean and why it's the most severe in southern california is because as the air drops in elevation an passes across the dry desert, the relative humidity drops and the air warms up as it gets closer to the ocean and as it drops elevation and so it happens every year this time and we have small fires that start every day but we get on them really quickly and when the santa anas are blowing, those fires become very large before we can even get there. arthel: i read that you've got like 10% humidity. you are doing an aa macing job out there -- amazing job out there. the country is with everybody in california who -- the firefighters and of course those who have suffered damage to their homes and lost livestock, et cetera. thank you, foreve firefighter pg ver

this is just the latest fire to break out in southern california that's fueled by those powerful santa ana winds and you can see from these pictures that the smoke is moving across the horizon there so the winds are in play there and if you're not familiar santa, paula is just north of camera rio and a little east of point mugu oxnard area i'm not too far from the coast, but the mountains there in that part are really steep. so that fire is really going. yeah, it looks like really is going. i'm dave scars here and it. >>cold weather well this commission, one of the thing to notice like up here the valleys can really channel winds even if you don't have much of a wind. it can send that direction and it can also in 10 times by the the when it's a nice today because i've been there in santa airport there in that canyon is really narrow unusual highway that goes through there that's a perfect funnel right that kind of wind. >>yes, so it increases the wind speeds kind of freakishly which you get that you get that sometimes in the city to undergo between buildings in the street sometimes we get

the inferno incinerating more than 9,000 acres, fanned by relentlessly powerful and shifting santa anads. this and at least two other buildings devoured by flames. >> between it was 300 yards away until fully engulfed in maybe five minutes. >> reporter: 8,000 people forced to evacuate, packing up what they could as that ominous glow moved down the mountain. some now allowed to return home as firefighters continue their assault. and now the investigation into the cause. this photo from the ventura county fire department showing the flames igniting thursday night right next to power lines. the utility company so cal edison saying minutes before the wildfire started it had turned power back on to high voltage lines in the area that ironically had been turned off to prevent a fire. >> no matter how many times they shut it off if they turn it back on again it's still going to be there. this problem presents itself so it might just take a whole system overhaul. >> reporter: this is such a major concern and frustration for people there. especially considering it was power lines from the same

the winds have dropped and there are no more santa ana wind events in the immediate forecast, so fingers no more destruction here in southern california. well, at least until the next time. nick watt, cnn, santa paula, california. >>> derek van dam is here with us to talk more about it. and it's true what nick said, at least until the next time. >> i was going to repeat that. he said it best. he summed it up well. it's just a matter of not where but when will it happen, and we just wait for the winds to pick up, unfortunately. the good news here is that all of the reporting stations that we look at here at the cnn weather, you're seeing them on your tv screens there. we're having trouble finding winds over 5 miles per hour. this is what we like to see. this is what firefighters like to see, especially as they try to get a handle on some of the larger fires that are taking place across southern california as we speak, which, by the way, we still have a critical fire danger across portions of northwestern los angeles county into ventura county through the course of the day today, with proj

they say santa ana winds fueling it will subside by midday. >> that is our goal and our intention isthere. we are actively engaged in structure protection as well as protecting the agricultural assets with the avocado and citrus orchard which have significant values too. >> firefighters raising four helicopters would have to stop flying for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created quite a situation, not only illegal but hampers our firefighting efforts so anyone in the area with the desire to do such a thing refrain from doing so, let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: the kincaid fire has burned 70,000 acres and is at 65% containment. officials are allowing thousands of evacuees to return home. >> the people are our number one priority and the environment comes third. 180,000 people back in their homes, makes us feel really good. >> reporter: the home you see behind me is one of six that was destroyed yesterday during the hillside fire, evacuations are lifted in san bernardino and residents can return home. 850,000 people inventory co

. >> y la policía de santa ana fue arrestado extorsionó al dueño de un tienda de ropa .- >>: con estay esta es la imagen que el policía le dice a automovilistas que tengan cuidado porque puede ser granizo, vean nada más la cantidad de granizo, tenga cuidado porque uno se puede resbalar esto fue granizo porque la nieve cayó en los 2500 pies de altura, vamos a ver las imágenes en la región la niebla que entrará en las próximas horas, vamos a ver cómo se presentan los nublados, vamos a ver qué pasa en san josé, la temperatura desciende a los 43 abríguese, porque el fríontina pausa, se viene la máxima en santa rosa con 53 grados, felicidades para usted y la familia se mantienen las mismas condiciones en san josé, el frío se queda con nosotros, las lluvias regresan el sábado y domingo, tenemos condiciones secas a partir de la próxima semana, felicidades a los que se quedan aquí . >> muchas gracias guillermo . >> se queda con nosotros . >> una de las piezas en la defensa de los 49ers fue premiada . >> qué premio le dieron ya le contamos . >> hubo buenas jugadas domingo pero pn nosotros esta

they say the santa ana wind feeling it will subside by midday. >> the fire is north of 118, that is ourand intention is to keep it there. we are actively engaged in structure protection and the agricultural aspects with the avocado and citrus orchard too. >> reporter: firefighters are using ford helicopters but had to stop for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created a dangerous situation, not only illegal but hampers firefighting efforts so anyone in the area with desire to do such a thing refrain from doing so. let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: the kincaid fire has burned 70,000 acres. it is at 65% containment. officials are allowing thousands of evacuees to return home. >> people are our number one priority always. for us to put 180,000 people back in their homes makes us warm and fuzzy. >> reporter: this home behind me is one of 6 that was destroyed yesterday during the hillside fibers the evacuation for residents in san bernardino have been lifted. 850,000 people in los angeles and ventura counties are under critical fire weathe

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those powerful santa ana winds which have carried hurricane-force gusts have started to subside, but the vegetation here is so dry, the fire danger is by no means over. norah? >> all right, manny, thank you. >>> in a large part of the country, winds are howling on this halloween night. chicago got more than an inch of snow today, breaking a record. and it's not over yet. lonnie quinn at wcbs tv in new york has the forecast. it is a rough night for some trick-or-treaters, lonnie. >> you bet you, real rough and big winds out there. you talk about chicago picking up that inch of snow or so. and there is that low-pressure system. but that low-pressure system is all associated with this cold front, which has much more volatile weather than just an inch of snow. we're talking tornado watches. right now halloween night that extends from eastern pennsylvania down into south carolina, and even if you don't get the twist in your atmosphere, a place like boston, massachusetts has a high wind warning. could see gusts 60 miles per hour or stronger. as this front makes its march to the east, it's

the santa ana wind events are becoming more intense.what happens when you warm up the earth, that is going to have an impact on the jet stream, and so you're going to have unusual weather patterns that set up, big troughs, dips in the jet stream. that amplifies, makes it more intense. sometimes we have blocking patterns, and so the weather conditions persist for days and at times weeks, and that makes obviously the fire conditions worse here. we have a setup here in california where not only do we have a longer fire season here. we're talking about a very warm, very large warm season as far as the extension of it here. then you have to add the dry fuels because you get less rain, dry vegetation, that sets up the fire season to be extended. this is no longer a fire season. they can erupt any time throughout the year, and so that fire season not only is extended, but when the fires break out, they become uncontrollable because of that climate pattern change. the santa ana winds, we were clocking winds about 90, 95-mile-an-hour winds equiv

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fuertes vientos, los llamados vientos de santa ana. en cuestiÓn de minutos lo que vemos. un gran incendio forestal que avanza rÁpidamente y que amenaza a comunidades enteras. y esto es lo que ocurriÓ en san bernardino donde dulce pudo ver cÓmo las llamas arrasaron con varias viviendas el dÍa de hoy. dulce: los vientos huracanados han avivado una serie de incendios forestales en el sur de california. incluyendo los condado de san bernardino donde se han reportado al menos cuatro fuegos. >> la pÉrdida para cada persona es muy grande. dulce: mÁs de 500 bomberos le hicieronfrente al incendio con mÚltiples helicÓpteros y aviones para combatir las llamas. [habla en inglÉs] dulce: este vocero dice que los vientos huracanados eran de viente a 40 millas por hora constantemente con rÁfagasel 70 millas por hora. un bombero fue trasladado al hospital inhalaciÓn de humo.este vecindarioincendiando estas dos casas. de un total de seis residencias destruidas. otras 18 estructuras quedaron daÑadas. en incendio 46 que consumiÓ mÁs de 300 acres ya estÁ c

santa ana thought it was easy one.ad news was coming. general santa ana he wanted to stomp out before it could take root. buoy would decide to stay. along with colonel william berry travis to leave. factor in one of the most famous men in america, at the time davy crockett was under his command. >> buoy and crocket and travis and the others decided we are going to dig in our heels and it's free freedom on deaf. courage is something different in every person. most people are not courageous alone. you get courage from the people you are around. if the people around you show optimism, it's contagious. brian: for 13 days. travis fearlessly. inflicting hundreds, some say over 1,000 casualties in santa ana's army. march 5th. walls breached. every texan killed from buoy to travis to crocket. it was supposed to intimidate sam houston's forces. it didn't. brian: 1836. weeks after the alamo massacre, the battle flashes here to goal lad. to this fort behind me led by west point dropdown jim gannon knew they were about to be engag

santa ana weakened considerably. the national weather service says the air. one other horse has died at the santa anita horse track after a leg injury.it happened in the final race of the breeders cup yesterday that makes 37 horses that have died at the southern california track since last december there's been mounting outrage and concern over for fety at the track. park closed earlier in the year after more than 20 horses died. in just 3 months beginning in march. it reopened later in the month after officials from the park said it made several changes to their safety procedures. live look outside on the sunday evening, quiet night along the embarcadero you see the bay bridge there in the background as we're joined by meteorologismabrisa rodriguez hopefully. >>she is here with good news for our. >>i mean dry weather. >>that's as long as it's not too windy, though because island has been the main concern of late. >>the main concern right and they've really has been but fortunately winds light and breezy so not as bad as what we saw one that contained fire spa

they also say that santa ana winds fueling it will subside by midday. >> right now, the fire is stillntention is to keep it there. we are actively engaged in structure protection as well as protecting the agricultural assets with the avocado and citrus o orchards that have significant values too. >> reporter: firefighters are using four helicopters but had to stop flying because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created quite a dangerous situation. it's not only illegal but it hampers our fire fighting efforts. please, anyone in the area with a desire to do such a thing, refrain from doing so. let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: in sonoma county the kincaid fire has burned 77,000 achesers, it's now at 65% containment. cheryl: all right, ray, looks like we've lost our feed to our reporter, ray bogen. he was wrapping you. just a terrible situation. ashley: maybe a little help from mother nature today. we hope. cheryl: take a look at this, because those wildfires continue to ravage of course california, but here's a heart-warming story in all of this. wrangl

where they are battling yet another wildfire fueled by santa ana winds the maria fire as it's calledacres and is burning dangerously close to homes in ventura county will have the very latest at the top of the hour. >>also pg in a defending the decision to shut off power to millions and it is under investigation now for starting. the least 5 fires over the past week in the bay area. how pg e c o is responding that will be next in a live report. keep it here kron 4 news at 9 starts right after the break. >>now 9 more evacuation orders have been lifted as firefighters continue to battle the kincade fire burning in sonoma county thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne. >>and i'm katharine pam moore has the night off. we have a look at where the orders have been lifted. cal fire says that it's allowing people who live in parts of sonoma county and napa county too go home including calistoga if you live along butts canyon road in lake county between highway 29 and napa county line you can return home, the same is true if you live west of big canyon road. south of sulphur creek road m

the winds are dropping and there are no more santa ana winds in the immediate forecast.o destruction, at least until the next time, wolf and there will be a next time. >> let's hope for the best. nick watt on the scene for us, thanks very much. i'm wolf blitzer. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. a key impeachment witness said he was silenced and told by a white house attorney never to mention trump's call with the ukrainian president. why? plus nancy pelosi talks about the articles of impeachment. she won't rule out including obstruction of justice in robert mu mueller's probe. giving the gop and giving advice to democrats on how to beat trump. he's my guest. let's go out front. >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, silenced and breaking news, we are learning that president trump's top lawyer on the national security council tried to silence concerns aboutre

por otro lado, surgen nuevos incendios provocados por los vientos de santa ana.nazante para la zona rural de san bernardino, que destruyÓ hasta este momento seis estructuras. han evacuado a miles de personas, mientras que cientos de viviendas estÁn bajo amenaza. jairo: lo invitamos a descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn, donde le informamos con alertas sobre los datos mÁs recientes de los siniestros. por otro lado, pg&e informÓ que muchos de los clientes informada a afectados ya cuentan con el suministro elÉctrico. alrededor de 1400 clientes continÚan sin electricidad, son los residentes de las zonas afectadas por el incendio kincade. un poco mÁs de tres 158,000 personas ya tienen energÍa elÉctrica. un total de mÁs de de casas y negocios se vieron afectadas. paola: autoridades de san josÉ arrestaron a tres sospechosos por la muerte de brian castro, en san josÉ, el pasado 15 de agosto. tres hombres identificados como ricardo dÍas, de 24 aÑos. alex alentÓ leo, de 28, y le dispararon mortalmente a la vÍctima. otro hombre, quien logrÓ sobrevivir este tiroteo. ramÓn: en san j

sur de california respira un aire de tranquilidadtras el descenso de la fuerza de los vientos de santa anacendio hillside forzando la evacuaciÓn de recientes casas y 1300 personfuego marÍa avanza compuesta en el condado ventura y ha dad muy baja y la carencia de lluvias queha provocado la vegetaciÓn propicia para los incendios. la alerta sigue vigente hasta esta noche. socorro cruz tiene mÁs detalles desde santa paula. cuÉntanos qué dicen las autoridades de ese incendio. socorro: quÉ tal? nos hemos trasladado al equipo de despierta amÉrica y por supuesto de digital. estamos aquÍ en santa paula. les quiero mostrar un poquito el panorama. han sido evacuadas mÁs de 7000 personas. algunas calles estÁn completamente cerradas. ustedes estÁn viendo el humo. los bomberos estÁn atacando este fuego por aire y por tierra. se calcula que hay aproximadamente 1300 bomberos trabajando en este momento y las escuelas de la zona han sido todas cerradas. quiero decirles, muy importante, esta zona es agrÍcola, completamente agrÍcola. ahorita estamos viendo la plantaciÓn y los Árboles de lo que es la naranja y

the fire was fuelled by the tail end of the strong santa ana winds that we have been experiencing. crews have made some good progress here since yesterday, on this fire. it's now 20% contained. but we're not out of the clear just yet. >> as the wind shifts, we have whole new fuel bed that opens up and is subject to a pretty significant firefight. >> now this is video from when the maria fire started, on south mountain, just south of santa paula. utility company southern california edison says it reenergized a 16,000 bolt power line minutes before a nearby hill top went up in flames, leading to the maria fire. but the cause of this fire is still under investigation. you can just see out here right now that smoldering there. it is incredible the number of hot spots that are still burning. these firefighters have just been going from spot to spot, putting out these hot spots as quick as they can. and as for that red-flag warning, it's expected to last at least through 6:00 this evening here local time. eric? eric: christina, those firefighters, they are putting out what was burning al

this year's santa ana winds went from gusty breezes to hurricane force.tlessly it seems like the only safe place left is the ocean. and it is hot. unseasonably hot. the california of my youth is gone, writes patty davis ronald reagan's daughter. we used to have winters when it would rain for days and days. we had a version of a weeks in june when fog drifted in from the ocean to blanket los angeles. neither of these are dependable patterns now. as a california native myself, her words hit me hard. the fires were a big part of my life. every fall my parents spent hours in the air over malibu watching what felt like the same hillside burn over and over. when i was a kid the burning brush smelled like toasting tortillas. but i don't recognize california any longer. it is not a big one a year, it is five big ones a year. it is not the fall, it the winter, spring, summer too. and the story isn't just the fires or the power lines or the accidental or purposeful arson, it is climate change and we're not talking about it enough. joining me jake levine and david w

. >> los incendios causados por los eventos de santa ana tambiÉn han causado devastaciÓn en el otro ladotoridades han suspendido las clases en tijuana, tecate y rosarito a. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo el presidente de mÉxico se defiende de las crÍticas por el fallido operativo de captura del hijo del "chapo" guzmÁn dice que la decisiÓn fue de losilares y no de su gobierno. en nuestra serie planeta tierra revelamos el escandaloso trÁfico de animales que pone en peligro la biodiversidad del planeta. con mi hepatitis c, sentía que no podía disfrutar junto a mi familia. en solo ocho semanas con mavyret, me curé. mi hepatitis c estaba presente todo los días, pero en solo ocho semanas con mavyret, me curé. mi hepatitis c me preocupaba, incluso al juntarme con mis amigos, pero en solo ocho ses mavyret cura todos los tipos comunes de hepatitis c. antes de empezar a tomar mavyret, su médico analizará si ha tenido hepatitis b, la cual puede reaparecer y provocar problemas hepáticos graves durante y des l tratamiento. informe a su médico si ha tenido hepatitis b, un trasplante de hígado o

151,000 casas y negocios de los condados de alameda, contra costa, marÍn, napa, solano, santa cruz y santa anafectadas. yomara: marÍa navarro vive en sacramento. trabaja en este supermercado. >> llevo trabajando aquÍ como cinco aÑos ya. yomara: dice que cada vez que se entera que pg&e harÁ apagones se preocupa porque ya viviÓ una mala experiencia. >> nos llamaron por la maÑana y nos dijeron no vengan, porque no tenemos luz. yomara: la afectÓ econÓmicamente, ya que es madre soltera con dos niÑos. >> un dÍa sin pago son ocho horas de trabajo, entonces pone que son $100. nos pagan por quincena, a la quincena sales corta. yomara: tambiÉn afectÓ el negocio. >> tambiÉn quedamos con los refrigeradores para carne, tenemos que estar abriendo y cerrando. los sistemas de computaciÓn, todo es electrÓnico. yomara: pg&e fingÍan y anunciÓ posibles apagones preventivos que afectarÍan a cerca de 200,000 clientes. marÍa ha tenido suerte en los Últimos apagones. >> por algÚn motivo nosotros no tuvimos algÚn apagÓn. yomara: abre la tienda estÁ preparada para enfrentar otro apagÓn. >> tuvimos un generador por dos

. >> i just checked with steve paulson there are santa ana winds down there. firefighters say at least two structures have been lost. we've not heard if those are homes. more than 1800 homes and businesses are threatened. >>> the chronicle reports that the corner w by wall greens will close in less than two months. much of the merchandise has been discounted. the store manager wouldn't discuss the reason behind that closure. wall greens will not return calls for comment and there's no word yet on what will replace that store. >>> tobacco company altria is cutting the value of juul lab by a whopping 4.5 (500) 000- 0000. that move lowers the value from 38 billion $38 billion to $24 billion. the company didn't predict the recent number of vaping related lung illnesses. also concerned that stricter regulations on vaping will curve juul's growth. >>> the number of u.s. vaping illnesses has gone up again. the centers for disease control and prevention says 1,888 confirmed are probably cases reported in 49 states that includes 37 deaths. not one single ingredient has

evacuate and threatening some of the produce much of the nation consumes as those officials warn santa ana winds fanning the flames aren't slowing down gadi schwartz is in the fire zone. >> reporter: a new inferno overnight west of los angeles. forcing 8,000 to flee their homes. >> it just started, a very small corner then within minutes, it just expanded really quickly. >> reporter: from a distance, the time lapse capturing what looked like a blow torch across the hillside critical aerial assaults temporarily grounded due to unauthorized drones. the fire department tweeting "if you fly, we can't. so far, the fire destroying 9,000 acres. >> very frightening and humbling to know that your home can be destroyed and everything gone. >> reporter: out here, it's not just about protecting people's property and protecting people's home it's about protecting agriculture. we're seeing these dramatic water drops, and they are defending what is a lemon orchard. this lemon orchard is a major driver in this economy hundreds of millions of dollars worth of lemons, avocados and strawberries, exported all

some good news tonight, santa ana winds have weakened. the national weather service said the air down there is very dry. >> we are in the middle of a big fight, we have a weekend to this and the end not in sight. please stay active and engaged, have a plan and be ready to go at a moments notice. >> fire officials say california recovering from a six year drought despite rainy years and the dry landscape, and with hot temperatures and historic wind events are major concerns. >>> taking a live look at the white house tonight, public testimony into the impeachment inquiry could start soon. this comes as president trump and the vice president campaign for republican candidates on the ballot next week. cbs reporter, natalie brand has the latest from the white house. >> do-nothing democrats on capitol hill spending all their time on endless investigations and partisan impeachment. >> reporter: vice president mike pence used president trump's words to lash out against democrats and he touted the economy on saturday. as early as next week, transc

fierce santa ana wind gusts spreading the flames.mes burning to the ground and the effort to save the animals, the dogs. >>> the severe storms this halloween from the carolinas all the way up through the northeast. heavy rain, damaging winds, temperatures now 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

if you're traveling, santa ana down to san diego, some fog.mid to upper 70s through the central valleys today. low clouds along the coast, 56 in eureka. monterey, 73. for your weekend forecast, they're still making snow. but mother nature is not helping. 20s for the lows, 50s for the highs. >> the high cost of living and working in silicon valley is the focus of our efforts to building a better bay area. maybe the solution is just moving. a san jose start-up is working with tech companies to offer $10,000 bonuses to remote workers. >> reporter: living in the bay area can be challenging. that's why a new silicon valley start up is hoping to connect more companies with people who want to live in more affordable communities. >> we'll set you up in a community with other like-minded remote workers. we'll give you support tools to help connect you with your home company. >> reporter: main street co-founder douglas ludlow says the companies they work with are willing to pay them to successfully recruit and retain remote talent. as part of the launch

. >> el asalto se reportÓ en noviembre pasado en la tienda de ropa expo mÉxico en santa ana la policÍa >> la policÍa arrestÓ a orlando de 28 aÑos, identificado como pandillero del Área, y confiscÓ un ford explorer que se sospecha es el vehÍculo en el que huyeron despuÉs del asalto. >> donde estaba el sospechoso adentro de su residencia estaban dos pistolas que pensamos que solas fueron usadas. >> empleados y otros comerciantes dijeron fuera de cÁmara que existe mucha actividad criminal en la cuadra 200 al este de la calle donde ocurriÓ el crimen, martÍn noticiero telemundo 48. >> disparado al aire un hombre asaltÓ al menos dos estaciones de gasolina en texas, ambos robos fueron captados en video, de acuerdo con las autoridades el sospechoso se dio a la fuga con dinero de la caja registradora. >> mientras muchas familias se preparan para acciÓn de gracias los expertos en seguridad y los mÉdicos advierten sobre los riesgos de accidentes en la cocina. >> indican que el mayor peligro son los incendios y las quemaduras o las freidoras de pavo, vamos con consejos para tratar esa lesiÓn. >> u

the region has been hit with powerful santa ana winds all week, but a red flag warning is set to expire within the hour. >>> and a major sign of progress where there was extreme danger 48 hours ago, today the ronald reagan presidential library reopened to the public. on wednesday flames from the easy fire encircled the property and burned up to a fence surrounding it. the fire is now 80 percent contained after burning nearly 2,000 acres. >>> back here in the bay area, one person was killed this about in a head on crash with a cal fire vehicle. it happened about 2:30 in sonoma county. chp says the driver of a jeep was ejected and killed. the cal fire driver is in the hospital but expected to be okay. >>> calmer winds are enabling firefighters to make more headway against the kincade fire, but the burn zone is still about 77,000 acres, but containment has increased to 68 percent. wilson walker says some returning evacuees are trying to regain a sense of normal city. >> reporter: getting home is wonderful. getting back to normal and getting back to business will take a little more time. >>

a convicted >>> utilities in southern california had shutoff power to prevent fires during heavy santa ana winds this week. last night edison had received the weather all clear and reenergized the circuit. the maria fire has burned 10,000 acres and has zero contain. . investigators are pointing the finger at pg&e for five fires that ignited across the bay area sunday. oakley, bethel island, lafayette and milpitas. all five of them broke out during high fire investigators confirmed the fires were started by downed power lines. earlier this week and two days ago pg&e filed a report about a fire in milpitas. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00 we took an in-depth hour long look at our current situation in the bay area. pg&e power shutoffs and another massive fire possibly connected to pg&e equipment. >> we talked to a "new york times" opinion columnist and mountain view resident who wrote a piece saying it's the end of california as we know it. >> you say i'm starting to feel, suspect we are over. why do you say that? >> i mean, just look around us? it's the fires, it's the fact to put the fire

firefighters trying to gain the upper hand again the maria fire working around the clock against santa ana winds and bone dry vegetation. and at a critical moment drones forced water drop choppers out of the sky. >> data confirmed drone siting holding the aircraft down. >> life or death situation for the piemts flying the aircraft. >> reporter: while fire retardened drops samd this orchd from flames, the harvest may be a loss. >> how can you eat this fruit? now is it edible? i don't know yet. >> and zpit massive preemptive blackouts meant to prevent fires. >> you have no power no water no way to put the fire out and someone not a lot of money that loses everything. >> that caused the maria fire under review but local utility so call edison says it reenergized a power line minutes before the fire erupted. power lines investigated as a potential cause of at least two other fires. as residents across the state take stock of what they've lost. >> pretty disappointing. i mean, we're never going to be able to reconstruct what was here. >> fire officials warn the threat isn't over yet. >> we do h