on shaw road. this is east of highway 25.tigators say a driver lost control, crossing into opposing traffic and hitting another car going the opposite direction. the driver of the car that lost control, along with two passengers, were killed. one of the victims just 17 years old. another passenger in that car and the driver of the other car were flown to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. shaw road is closed while this investigation continues. all right. i want to turn your attention now to the latest from the fire zone in southern california, where a red flag warning remains in effect. the wind is continuing to blow. nearly 90,000 people remain under evacuation orders. some 85,000 others are under evacuation warnings. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres, 18% contained. right now, the eaton fire in altadena has burned 14,000 acres and is 35% contained. the death toll from both fires stands at 25. tonight, more than 12,000 structures have been destroyed. these next 12 hours are critical. those high winds

this happened just before 7:00 last night on shaw road. this is east of highway 25.estigators say that driver lost control crossing into oncoming traffic, hitting another car. the driver that lost control, along with two passengers, were killed. one of the victims is 17 years old. another passenger in that car and the driver of the other car in that was hit were flown to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. well, later this morning we expect to learn how santa clara county and san jose officials will count how many people are unhoused in the south bay. we also expect to learn how soon those struggling to make it in the bay may have a sanctioned place to stay. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with more this morning. good morning chris. well good morning to you laura and marcus. so every two years crews go out across santa clara county to find out how many people are living on the streets, along creek beds, in rvs and in cars and in shelters. the county and city of san jose will reveal how they will do that count next week. they tell us th

according to ktla the body of one of the known victims, 66-year-old victor shaw was found on the side of the road with a garden hose still in his hand. these losses are difficult to comprehend. >> all the stuff that is here is replace cybil. people are not, so very lucky. >> so happy the family is the most important thing. >> pretty close. i don't know what i'm going to lose it's weirdly like you really find out what matters to you. and you have to evacuate. >> let's go live to the pacific palisades where fox news correspondent matt finn has been all day long and he is standing by. matt? >> hi, laura, the latest tally that we have right now there are six fires burning in the l.a. area. a new one just began a short while ago in and around the woodland hills area. that's moving pretty fast. mandatory evacuations associated with that one. i'm altadena which is 25 miles east of the palisades, east of the pacific coast highway. and you could see all of the destruction here. it gives you an idea of how widespread the fire damage is all across l.a. county. i just spoke with a gentleman whose home has be

a family friend told ktla that shaw's body was found on the side of a road, with a garden hose in his hand. right now, officials say the death toll is not yet known. the real one, at least as recovery efforts have only just begun, and new brush fires like the archer fire, which broke out this morning in granada hills, they pose an active risk in terms of fighting these massive fires. the next 24 hours are going to be critical. red flag warnings in los angeles were slated to be dropped just as we came on the air tonight. 9 p.m. eastern, 6 p.m. pacific. confirmation from officials about those red flag warnings being dropped is expected and imminently. imminently. that means that the intense santa ana winds, which in the past few days reached hurricane force speeds, have finally begun to die down, at least for now. forecasters at the national weather service expect the reprieve to last about 18 hours, giving firefighters and emergency responders a small window to contain the fires before winds are expected to pick back up again on saturday and then again on monday when the next santa ana