so firefighters focusing on protecting santa paula, reporting near santa paula, brittany hope back to fact, yeah, we're sending crews from the bay area to help in the firefight out there. so we're talking about those embers being you know, tossed about because of the wind. and the santa ana winds are really strong. the red flag warning there continues until later this evening. and so we're dealing with that low humidity and extremely dry vegetation. and brush. and so we are also dealing with some of those same conditions here. but our weather is improving in the next couple of hours. take a look at what they're expecting there for those strong offshore winds into the rest of the morning, as well as the afternoon. still looking at 30 to 40 mile per hour winds in the area as we head toward noon. but then going into this evening, eventually the wind will start to relax just a bit and we're seeing a calm wind as we take a look at our current conditions across the bay area for san jose palo alto. it's also a colder morning with mid to upper 40s to start, and throughout the day we'll see hi

en santa paula, ella dice que vio cuando el fuego comenzÓ a quemar las casas de sus vecinos, y aunquesaparecido. las autoridades mantienen las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn vigente para mÁs de 10,000 residentes, ya que a medida que pasan las horas, el fuego sigue devorando todo a su paso. [habla en inglÉs] este bombero dice que su principal objetivo es salvar vidas, por lo que es importante obedecer las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. >> no sabemos por dÓnde llegue. es un peligro. reportera: se espera que los vientos de santa ana se calmen un poco para reducir la probabilidad de que los incendios se extiendan aÚn mÁs. los mÁs de 2000 bomberos hacen todo lo posible por apagar las llamas. la causa del incendio estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. maity: el controversial programa piloto millonario que le daba tarjetas de crÉdito preparadas con $350 a la semana a migrantes irregulares de nueva york llegÓ a su fin. el gobierno decidiÓ no renovarlo, argumentando que ha disminuido el nÚmero de migrantes reciÉn llegados. >> a veces son $400, $200. eso nos ayuda mucho a la comida de los niÑos. yo estoy operado del estÓmag

por fuertes vientos permanece vigente hasta maÑana viernes, el incendio amenaza a la ciudad de santa paulabrÍa sido jefe del tirador, Éste recibiÓ un disparo en la pierna y posiblemente en el horno —— hombro por este hombre, el incidente provocÓ una escuela muy cercana fuera puesta brevemente en toque de queda. maity: la reserva federal recortÓ interÉs primario en cuarto de punto. reportero: es lo que millones de estadounidenses esperaban ansiosamente, el anuncio de una nueva rebaja en las tasa de interÉs. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportero: quÉ significa esta reducciÓn para el bolsillo de esta gente? le preguntamos a un experto en temas financieros. >> cuando quiera conseguir un prÉstamo para comprar una casa, un carro o algÚn prÉstamo estudiantil va pagar menos por eso, tambiÉn al mismo tiempo, la tarjeta de crÉdito o por el mismo camino para que pague menos interÉs. >la decisiÓn le viene muy bien hanna y su esposo que estÁn planeando comprar una casa. >> estamos viendo quÉ opciÓn tenemos mi esposo y yo, ver quÉ vamos a adquirir para el futuro mediano, digamos que mediados del aÑo que viene.

en santa paula, de leÓn dice que ella vio cuando el fuego comenzÓ a quemar las casas de sus vecinos yas autoridades mantienen las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn vigentes para mÁs de 10,000 residentes, ya que el fuego sigue devorando todo a su paso extendiÉndose por las localidades. este bombero dice que su principal objetivo es salvar vidas, por eso es importante que las personas obedezcan las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn cuando se les indique. >>estamos preparados, pero no sabemos por donde llegue. >>se espera que los vientos de santa ana se calmen un poco. pero aÚn persisten amenazas ya que el incendio sÓlo estÁ contenido en un 7% mientras los mÁs de 2000 bomberos hacen todo lo posible por apagar las llamas. wendy castillo, univisiÓn. maity: el programa piloto millonario que le daba tarjetas de dÉbito pre pagadas con $360 a la semana a migrantes de new york llegÓ a su fin. el gobierno de la ciudad decidiÓ no renovarlo. >>a veces son 400.200 que nos ayuda mucho para la comida de los niÑos. yo en mi caso estoy operado del estÓmago y eso para mÍ es lo mejor que me ha pasado. >>y era mucho mejor que te

alcanzaron las 80 millas por hora amenazando a miles de hogares en Áreas como ventura camarillo y santa paulastÁn rociando agua en este luga r porque estÁn a unos metros de esta vivienda. >> ante el peligro del metro vientos extremos la compaÑÍa de electricidad reportÓ el servicio como medida de precauciÓn afectando a decenas de miles de hogares. reside en una comunidad impactada por el fuego. >> no es nada de servicios huele horrible en honor estÁ demasiado fuerte. >> cientos de bomberos luchan contra el fuego mientras co columnas de humo intenso cubren la regiÓn la mala calidad del aire provocÓ el cierre de todas las escuelas en el condado de ventura. el gobernador gabino niÑos son explico que la policÍa federal asistirÍa en el incendio que podÍa seguir pasando en el servicio mitolÓgico nacional que habÍa vientos para las montaÑas del condado de ventura. >> los fuertes vientos pueden ser tan peligrosas no sÓlo porque pueden hacer que la brasas de un incendio huelen a un acierto. sino que tambiÉn puedan derribar Árboles como este que si caen encima del tendido elÉctrico puede provocar otro f

alcanzado hasta las 80 millas por hora, amenazando a miles de hogares en Áreas como ventura camarillo, santa paula0 personas usando nuestro sistema de alerta punto org para dar aviso de evacuaciones. >> el panorama es bastante desolador en esta calle varias casas terminaron como esta, convertidas completamente en cenizas. esta la destrucciÓn que no se puede identificar. en quÉ parte de la propiedad estaba la cocina, las habitaciones, el comedor o la sala. Únicamente quedaron en pie las chimeneas y de los vehÍculos quedaron solamente las carrocerÍas y escenas como estas se repiten en varias comunidades del condado de ventura. ante el peligro de los vientos extremos, la compaÑÍa de electricidad southern california edison recortÓ el servicio como medida de precauciÓn, afectando a decenas de miles de hogares. vÍctor reside en una comunidad impactada por el fuego. >> no hay luz, gas, agua, nada de servicios. y huele horrible. estÁ el olor demasiado fuerte. >> es muy difÍcil estar ahÍ por tierra y por aire. cientos de bomberos luchan contra el fuego mientras columnas de humo intenso cubren la regiÓn. la

flames are now burning toward the santa paula area. crews have zero containment. a red flag warning is still in effect in southern california, as those santa ana winds are going strong. for more on that, let's check with abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma. >> that red flag warning in southern california, it was denoted as a particularly dangerous situation because we have such dry vegetation out there. the winds are fierce. you can see the red flag warning is still in effect across southern california. it has ended for us here locally. that ended at 7 a.m. so our fire danger is lower, our humidity is on the rise, but we still have about 24 hours left of these strong santa ana winds across southern california. so the wind gusts map focus on the bright colors across southern california. watch as they really diminish over the next 24 hours. so that is going to help firefighters immensely. the winds are going to back off. humidity is going to rise. so hopefully over the next couple of days they'll be able to increase containment on the mountain fire there in ventur

the flames are now moving toward the communities of santa paula and somis. the fire is only 7% contained. for us, beautiful day today, but rain is on the way for your weekend. here's abc seven meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. >> here's the accuweather headlines. beautiful today. get out. enjoy the afternoon. this evening is nice as well. we'll have clear skies throughout the next 12 hours over the weekend. you'll notice tomorrow an increase in cloud cover. it's partly sunny on saturday. sunday morning before about 7 a.m. we have the chance of some drizzle as a cold front moves through here, but we're focusing our attention on monday. that's our next best chance of finding widespread rain. the level one a light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. so looking at our rain chances through the next seven days, a bit of a bump over the weekend, late saturday, early sunday, there's that chance of drizzle. but it's really sunday night and all day monday we find that highest chance of rain moving through and that will likely bring us some

. >> reporter: stretches of roads but no active flames seen across the mountain passes near santa paula and moor park tonight. still, the fight against the mountain fire continues as we elearn more about its devastation. late thursday night ventura county leaders released the first damage report, 132 homes destroyed, 88 damaged. a shocking loss. >> earlier today i had the opportunity to see tim pact firsthand and speak to homeowners who have lost everything with the exception of their lives. the devastation is absolutely heartbreaking, and our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to all those impacted. >> reporter: the sheriff warning looters to stay away. >> we have deputies heavily i patrolling the areas that have been evacuated. we will not tolerate looting of any kind. >> reporter: fire crews are making progress as the santa anas are dying down. the mountain fire has burned acres and crews have reached 5% containment. they'll fly again tonight. >> tonight you'll hear and you'll see much light last night we're going to fly all of our heavy helicopters again tonight. that's a very

. >> reporter: this woman lost her home in santa paula. >> it's life. we just deal with it as it comes and we just rebuild. >> reporter: red flag warnings remain in effect the rest of the day. forecasters say winds will die down significantly by tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> let's bring in first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. just a reminder it is november now and the fire season is basically a year-round season now. >> this time of year we're just waiting on the first significant rain which has not made its way into southern california at all. let's look at the conditions that they were facing in southern california today. the storm prediction center outlined a broad area with an elevated wildfire threat with that area just north of los angeles, parts of los angeles and ventura counties in a critical wildfire threat which was one step lower than yesterday when it was extremely critical, just the top of the scale. there are still a number of locations between los angeles and santa clarita still in red flag war

aquÍ en la comunidad de santa paula, estÁn a la expectativa de que estas lengÜetas de fuego, este incendioballos, este son comunidades con ranchos y tuvieron que sacar a los animales. lo que pudieron de los documentos, debido a que el incendio prÁcticamente les cayÓ de sorpresa. >> edgar, muchÍsimas gracias por tu reporte. una lamentable situaciÓn y estamos esperando que los residentes y que tÚ tambiÉn te cuides mucho. gracias. y bueno, ya como lo ven mientras se registran incendios en el paÍs, pero no solo en la costa oeste. carlos robles tambiÉn hay otras otras inclemencias por el mal tiempo. cuÉntanos. >> asÍ es una dicotomÍa en tÉrminos del tiempo. mucha nieve en nuevo mÉxico y tambiÉn en colorado, mientras que en el oeste del paÍs y el noreste de los estados unidos, con el peligro de mÁs incendios. para que tÚ tengas una idea. nicole, ven. quÉ impresionante. son mÁs de 146 incendios activos a estas horas del mediodÍa. debo decir que 14 de ellos ya han consumido mÁs de 100 acres de terreno. y usted se preguntarÁ por quÉ tantos incendios durante estos dÍas. vean cÓmo luce el paÍs. el 87

varias zonas afectando varias areas y provocando evacuaciones en ventura, en camarillo, en somis, en santa paulacres de maleza por lo menos que se han consumido hasta este momento, son miles de viviendas que estan amenazadas por este fuego, ya decenas fueron destruidas y tambien varias personas resultaron h heridas. >> se encuentran en el hospital, las autoridades asi lo reportaron, pero no han dado detalles sobre su lesiones, cual es su condicion actual, vamos a escuchar algunas personas que se vieron afectadas por este incendio. >> muy triste, en verdad, v vivirlo, es vivirlo y ver toda la gente que en verdad perdio su casa y va a seguir perdiendo porque todavia no se contamina mucho nos quedamos muchos sin trabajo y pues en verdad no pense que iba a ser tan perdida comonomÁs yo paso para asegura vere nodad perdio mucho. >> yo paso para asegurar que no se hayan quedado mi corazon quebrado, que mas, mucha lastima mirar lo que yo mire cuando estaba chiquillo, las memorias, ya, se fue >> las rÁfagas de viento avivan llamas como todo. >> las rafagas de viento avivan llamas como las que estan a mi

homes have been destroyed in the camarillo heights area, and that fire is now burning toward the santa paula area. thousands of people were forced from their homes by the flames, and at this point, crews have zero containment. bay area fire departments are answering the call to help. in ventura county, including crews from south san francisco, contra costa fire and gilroy. that mountain fire spread so quickly it triggered evacuation orders so people and their pets had to get out immediately. and today, reporter rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles shows you how they're coping. >> when the mountain fire started rolling into camarillo wednesday, said victor thought the seven miles between the flames in his home were a safe buffer. a half hour later, he realized he was wrong. >> completely burned down to the ashes. completely. everything is gone. >> victor is now one of the dozens of people staying at the father sarah parish. the red cross setting up a shelter here. about 125 evacuees spent the night, some anxiously waiting for good news. others already knowing their homes were lost

to reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles, jumping south mountain road in santa paulas firefighters rush to stop the spread. >> the mountain fire making its way into this community from moorpark. the culprit? the santa ana winds. >> it's like trying to put out a blowtorch with a squirt gun. >> this fire already claiming multiple homes in this area, including don de leon's. >> first it skipped us and it started burning our neighbor's house past us. we thought we were okay. evacuated anyway. and today came back and the house was gone. >> don and her husband and their six pets slept in their car last night, only managing to save a few items, photos and sd cards and the smallest things. >> one bag of clothes. >> as a former props and costume designer, you can tell creativity flowed through don's 100 year old home. now a 30 year collection of disney toys, hundreds of costumes and countless memories gone. her daughter lives in a house nearby. they're hoping that home remains untouched. >> so we're just processing as we go. and if this other house survives, then we're okay. i

both the mesa union and santa paula unified school districts are closed for the rest of the week.here's really no words. >> how do you put it into words when you invest it? or everything you have or live somewhere your entire life, and then suddenly it's gone. >> it's really sad. >> the california american water company is telling people not to use a lot of water at home, because some of the fire hydrants in the area ran out during the massive response earlier today. the cause of this fire, by the way, is not yet known. and tonight there is zero containment here in the bay area. >> there are still some strong gusty winds fueling a red flag warning tonight. we are taking a live look at the bay bridge. winds mixed in with some dry conditions led to fears about high fire danger across the state. tonight, pg and e has power shut off to thousands of customers across santa clara, alameda, contra costa, solano, napa and sonoma counties. this is a map of those outages. you're looking at the pink triangles represent those planned power shut offs and those could last well into tomorrow. >>

bien sabemos que en el Área de santa paula tambiÉn se han llevado a cabo evacuaciones adicionales enpaÑa. esperamos el conteo final. quiero agradecer a todos los que estuvieron presentes. interesante porque Éste lo publicase dos dÍas y se ha mantenido en silencio. esto no es definitivo, pero la fda acaba de promover que se suspenda un descongestionante utilizado en medicamento para resfriado y alergia. expertos dicen que no alivia la congestiÓn nasal. dicho ingrediente se emplean populares fÁrmacos de venta sin receta desde hace casi medio siglo. lo que aÚn puedes adquirir en farmacias, aunque serÍan retirados cuando se emita una orden final. aprendimos mucho juntos en este segmento de noticias y seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". adelante. karla: lo que mÁs me gustÓ es que la fda se ponga las pilas y empiece a regular mucha de las cosas. raÚl: esas y otras mÁs. karla: exactamente. se presenta este caso en corte. el presunto asesino y esta llegando a la redacciÓn lo Último sobre este caso. raÚl: estamos en un lugar donde estÁ carlos vives. no se muevan que le vamos a preguntar

en santa bÁrbara, santa paula, santa clarita y pasadena estÁn bajo este riesgo.stÁ en un 40% contenido. pero no es hasta maÑana que los vientos comenzarÁ debilitarse. la falta de lluvia, el norte del estado sÍ estarÁ recibiendo lluvia. hoy bajo un riesgo de inundaciones para newport, pero al sur de california estarÁ reciben algo de lluvia el fin de semana. en las montaÑas rocosas, acumulados de nieve importante. de dos a tres pies. hacia partes de sierra nevada en california hasta nueve pulgadas. fuertes lluvias de hasta cinco a ocho pulgadas, en oregÓn entre tres y cinco pulgadas y el norte de california hasta dos pulgadas. en la pronÓstico nivel nacional, temperaturas mÁs frescas al noreste del paÍs. con temperaturas de 20° por debajo del promedio. nueva york con temperaturas mÁs frescas que ayer, 55° de mÁximas. para washington 58° de mÁxima. chicago 50°. 55° para salt lake city y estarÁ nevando. vuelvo con ustedes, chicos. raÚl: que llueva en miami hoy y maÑana, pero jueves no se le ocurra. porque vamos a desfilar de la alfombra y todo. karla: igualmente se v

peter: john is calling from santa paula, california on the support trump line. good evening. has this election season done for you? >> it has been stressful i am sure for everybody, but i want to comment that you guys are doing a really good job tonight and i really appreciate c-span being able to talk and i have a comment may be evan can follow up on, it is one of the reasons i think why trump got so many votes from the workers, he outworked harris. he was up at the crack of dawn every morning working late at night day after day after day after day and that resonates with the working man because we all get up early, rain or shine, we gotta go to work and we gotta be there and that role model of getting up and just really pounding it out every day through everything that they threw at him, that resilience and fortitude is i think what drew a lot of workers to trump versus somebody just in a suit coming in and saying we will save your jobs but i think he really identified with the workers and i guess my second point would be that i think the democrats had a hard time, they mad

paula. once all with san francisco santa rosa's fire marshal. >> a lot of our smaller creeks are quickly rising. there are at their capacity and which is now causing backups into our streets. so we're getting a lot of nuisance, flooding and ponding on roadways, which is definitely keeping our city's public works. streets crews very busy this morning into the afternoon. their goal is again to try and clear as much debris out of storm drains inlets as possible to keep water flowing where it can, but also placing a lot of message boards and flooded science, streets to get drivers to avoid those locations or a slowdown in some locations. oftentimes there are flooded signs where people are able to pass. but we asked people in those locations where it's not necessarily a closed street, but there may be water along the curtain bell curb and gutter. the slowdown. we see time and time again where people are driving through those flooded shoulders at a high rate of speed. they have the potential to crash but also create unnecessary property damage for the people that either resign or work in those immedi

attorney paula canny says if a grand jury finds evidence of a crime, the case could go to trial, like the one against former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. if the jury finds that the elected official is guilty of the public corruption accusations, then the elected official is removed from office. the deputy sheriffs association said in a statement. sheriff corpus time in office has been a demoralizing distraction that now threatens to continue. corpus did not respond to our request for an interview today. ian cull nbc bay area news. also in the headlines tonight, major budget issues could have big impact on san jose's schools. the superintendent of the alum rock union school district said recently. closing schools was the only way to avoid bankruptcy. that's because of declining enrollment has caused 20 million, caused a $20 million budget deficit for this district. the superintendent, german cerda, said he'll present a finalist at a school board meeting. going on right now as it stands, though, these seven schools are set to shut down. that means the closure of four elementary schools, one middle schoo

santa's crew show us the hall where they sort their catch. they are proud of their profession and their country brick as the sun, paula would join the army in a worst case. scenario recruitment is booming in lithuania and not just among gun enthusiasts. like everyone on the baltic verges has a family history marked by moscow. let's see. my grand parents were deported to siberia and their grand parents were taken somewhere else. they may have been killed where ever the russian showed up. they didn't leave anything good behind. my whole family was deported. so so i think the ukrainians are doing it for all of us not just for themselves costing burgess. the son paul is, has an engineering degree, but he calls it a waste of time. he wants to work on the see, to keep the traditions going and to defend his country and its values. above all, one thing, you're not people here in the baltic states. they're determined never again to lose their freedom. the, the sort of story that i try and sort of the night that you do sense of how close we are and how much i see the influencers, hardest and active. if they're looking to drum up support for more enviro