here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are spspecies that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- ountainousus areas or griffifith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here e is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple generations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a senso

there were more shooting incidents that have occurred right outside our church than anywhere else in south l.a. . and try to be open to all different types of people because we're in an area where people who are constantly hurting and costly in need so we have to look beyond ourself in the boards helping people we have so many people that don't have a father so i can serve as our role model and that image and to give a positive light on many people who haven't seen productive african-american males . very. good you know. back. to. you know the beautiful. my older brother was a gang member and my young brother was a gang member so i understand what happens where gangs and oftentimes when people are trying to find themself they'll search and search and then they'll find again and some of the gangs they give them a sense of worth they feel them for they feel like they are someone. however well we try to is really to let them know you don't need again you have a sense of self-worth dad with the lord on your side that you can have a different sense of self-worth and you don't have to depend. anyone

s voted on south l.a. for an amendment to delay their approval of boris johnson's e.u. divorced you a deal that was heavily criticized by the opposition. you cannot trust a word that he sighs i. miss a speaker voting for a deal today won't end breaks it it once delivered certainty and the people should have the final say the prime minister has to come from brussels to present a deal thing he knows that we all know he she is actually who are so. led to these a means deal he knows that if given the option that people will reject his bad deal i don't choose to remain in the european yeah when i heard words of man who said this country who wouldn't know people don't trust and he keeps a trust who gave who would trust the british people if we want the business people to trust what he agree with me we should have a referendum so people can judge this deal more t.v.'s and then we can have a general election after that. as the vote was on the way in westminster there was a huge protest outside parliament against. organizers of a rally calling for a 2nd referendum claimed hundre

wintry weather up around the pacific northwest into that western side of kind of the little of the south l.a. 30 degrees celsius so some real high temperatures down towards that southwestern corner come a little further south into the camera band because some wet weather just a lonely pacific coast of central america but it's come to the caribbean the greater antilles not doing too badly we got some showers there into the dominican republic and these will be in place right through the weekend want to see just around the lesser antilles they drive in the way further west was brought to skies coming through by the end of the weekend. the bolivian soul lands. a place like no other. for generations bombed by the sun. but the discovery of precious little below the salt threatens to change their way of life forever. witness. our knowledge a zebra. determining the facts of today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to preserve and meet forest the areas that have been already devastated sitting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with the protesters on

wintry weather around the pacific northwest into that western side of kind of the middle of the south l.a. 30 degrees celsius so some real high temperatures down towards that southwestern corner come a little further south into the camera band because some wet weather just a lonely pacific coast of central america but come to the caribbean the greater antilles not doing too badly we got some showers there into the dominican republic and these will be in place right through the weekend want to see showers too just around the lesser antilles there drive in the way further west was brought to skies coming through by the end of the weekend. chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's judy to reunite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. and for you. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now thousands of people are protested across lebanon into a 2nd night many calling for a political revolution gas and rubber bullets were fired to clear crowds in beirut and blocked main roads in prot

some wintry weather up on the pacific northwest into that western side of kind of the little of the south l.a. 30 degrees celsius so some real high temperatures down towards that southwestern corner come a little further south into the camera band we got some wet weather just a lonely pacific coast of central america but come to the caribbean the greater antilles not doing too badly we got some showers there into the dominican republic and these will be in place right through the weekend want to see showers too just around the lesser antilles there drive in the way further west was brought to skies coming through by the end of the weekend. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide oh i disagree with that toy this sounds are blaming the public the country for the actions of all of those fighting these people well trained as much a part of a cause of these long instead machinery has been very and the inspiration of populism those are teachers join me mad the hot sun as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political de

so we will see some in south l.a. and elsewhere to come on line. >> well, you have a friend in governor newsome who is doing everything to be of help. >> yes. >> and with that, i will recognize representative sherman for five minutes for questions. >> representative. >> mayor, thank you for being here, and thank you for your dedication to this problem. we pass a lot of laws in congress, and repeal some, but we can't repeal supply and demand. we especially need more rental dwrun units, and it is best to get the construction of the affordable units, because even luxury, somebody is moving in that would otherwise in a nonluxury unit. and so i wanted to focus on the system of financing government, and the government needs money, but it is important how you raise the money. if you wanted to build an auto dealership, i have a dozen cities who will give you free land and the mayor will come in to help you not just cut the ribbon, but help you build. >> yep. >> and so, on the other hand, if you want to build housing, you pay

listen, y'all, this woman out the blue from south central l.a. her name is dr. ijeoma. uccessful. she bought out an entire theater, 300 seats because that's how important this movie is. she just want -- [ applause ] and, you know, i know we're tight for time but i want to say this is how important this movie is. the worst thing you can be is blindsided. women feel that way about men in relationships. we feel this way when you live in the hood. even if you don't live in the hood we just want people to know like there's some crazy things going on out here and if you don't get the heads-up of what's around the corner before you get there you can really get hurt and this movie speaks to what it is to be black and latino in america right now and under this -- i don't even want to say his name because every time his name is mentioned it's a high for him. go support this movie. we need y'all to show up for real for real. get on that group text. "black and blue." >> tyrese, thank you, man. treeming wi dreaming with your eyes open, we appreciate that and the movie "black and blue

l.a.'s south bay seemed to be looking for her. and for her missing mercedes.ding the search was her best friend cindy and linda. >> reporter: a lot of times people disappear, like you get the immediate family working on it and then everybody else is like, well. >> not in this town. >> she had an army. >> reporter: dee dee's daughter julie rushed back to l.a. from a trip to mexico. >> it was the most surreal experience. >> reporter: only to be greeted by suspicion. l.a. sheriff's deputy jimmy gates discovered in the event of their mother's death, julie and her brother mike stood to inherit more than $1 million, so he confronted dee dee's kids using one of the oldest tricks in the investigator's handbook. do you remember an interview that you did with jimmy gates? >> i do. >> reporter: in which he asked you some pretty basic questions like what is your name, where do you live, pretty ordinary stuff. then, all of a sudden, he says, did did you have anything to do with your mom's disappearance? >> ty this was more did you kill your mother. >> reporter: and you're

here's the getty fire down south in l.a. it erupted in the hills above the 405 freeway early this morning. this is in the exclusive brentwood area. so far more than 600 acres have burned and eight homes, at least, have been destroyed. you can see the 405 freeway in the upper left of your screen there. about 10,000 homes are threatened. now, among the people who have been evacuated, former governor schwarzenegger, basketball star lebron james, and actress kate hudson. >> the sky is burning, so i was full-blown panic. >> the last time i'm going to see this neighborhood. >> it is intense to say the least. right now this fire in the l.a. area is 5% contained. >> well, of the hundreds of wedding pictures taken, this one will be the one they may remember the most. a couple dealing with the smoke from the kincade fire did what was supposed to be their destination wedding. a thousand people are liking and sharing this photo on social media. cheryl hurd has this couple's story. that one really puts it in perspective. >> reporter: tha

richmond, virginia, along with more upscale oyster bars in washington, d.c., charleston, south carolina, and l.astering was scary enough, and then restaurants was super scary. know, my dad was, like, telling my wife one time, "don't let him do this thing. don't let him do this". but now he eats at the restaurant once a week. so it's fantastic. >> as we've moved into restaurants and it's become more of a way to interact with consumers, it's been just an awesome vehicle for getting direct feedback. >> will there be 10 restaurants, 20 restaurants? >> we're kind of taking it, so, like in the near future, we've got a couple more restaurants that we're opening, we're expanding the oyster farms, and then we'll kind of see where it goes. >> not only are the cousins now making a living in the oyster biz, but they're playing a major part in reviving a way of life on the chesapeake bay that was once written off as dead. >> i mean, the nice thing is we're making 400 livings, so that's kind of been the beauty of it. >> 400 people? >> throughout the restaurants and the oyster company. >> wow. the world is, in

south has reopened. if you're coming down to beautiful l.a., we welcome you, the 5 freeway south is open. for those that want to see you, it will be a little tough. >> take care of that voice. >> robert, thank you. >>> a bay area parent convicted in the college admission scandal was sentenced and becomes the first to avoid any jail time. peter sartoria admitted to paying $15,000 to rig his daughter's s.a.t. exam. today he was sentenced to a year of probation, 250 hours of community service along with $9,000 fine. he's one of 25 parents who pleaded guilty, including felicity huffman. another 19 are still fighting charges. he owns atlanta food specialty, which is a frozen food company in san francisco. >>> let's talk about good news. the city is budsing and the skies will be buzzing this weekend. it's fleet week and that means a lot of big krousdz. >> a lot of big crowds. maybe you've heard of the blue angels. >> we heard them practicing today. >> reporter: good news. lots of fun to be had in san francisco for fleet week. lots of attractionses including the uss somerset is docked here at pi

extreme fire conditions, l.a., ventura county mountains. and then tomorrow,hifting south, but still gusty all day long from l.a. all the way down to s diego. what spawned this is that snowstorm across parts of texas. now diving south into southeast texas. heavy rain to house on the during the day tomorrow and through the ohio river valley during the day on saturday, as the next round of wind builds into california saturday afternoon. david? >> all right, a busy weather night across the country. rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, to the other news tonight, and the troubling discovery in a suburban neighborhood in south carolina. a home inspector discovering several children under the age of 10, some locked in rooms. and tonight, authorities now say seven children in all. there have been arrests. and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: seven children, all under 10 years old, are in state custody tonight after authorities in suburban charleston, south carolina, removed them from this, what police are calling deplorable conditions. rooms with feces on the floor and ch

south. homes in l.a. are burning. hundreds of residents are forced to run in the middle of the night.e so sorry to see that. it's thursday, october 31st. >> we want to talk to mike mikm nicco. >> yesterday people were like red flag warning, yeah. but extreme red flag warning? there's a higher level? yes. in ventura county they had winds gusting 68 to 78 miles per hour yesterday. there's a chance of this continuing through 6:00 this evening all the way down to san diego, palm springs and back up near sbaanta barbara. for us we have heightened conditions. gusts 10 to 20. and record tying dry air over top of it. we hav

the threat to the south in and around l.a. clear but incredibly dangerous >> we have the most significant wind event in los angeles of the year >> santa ana winds that could gust to 80 miles an hour and continue to swirling for two days or more possibly reenergizing the getty fire and many fear sparking new problems >> things could be tossed overnight or tomorrow. we could see new fire or fires in the area. >> already fully engaged in the fight. uncertainty wearing on hundreds of thousands across the state. really frustrating you can't imagine. just not knowing what to do. and not knowing wear the flames can turn next. >> right now more than 26 million people from california to arizona under those red flag warnings that could continue to thursday it is a rough go >> over the last couple of years. it looks like their aging infrastructure, perhaps poor management of their own wires and trees around it continuing to come back into focus. >> reporter: you are right, brian. the governor of california really lowering the hammer on t

at least three big rigs were blown over causing a major tie-up on the north/south freeway through l.a our sister station in l.a., it looked like he was reporting from a hurricane during a live report this morning. check it out. >> there is another downed big rig on that side of the freeway. two downed big rigs right now causing a lot of traffic on the 15. but fortunately right now, despite these winds, we don't see any fires off in the -- oop, did this one just go over, martin? i don't think this one was here when we arrived. >> it's unbelievable. things are so windy that tow trucks couldn't upright the big rigs to clear the freeway. they dragged the trucks on to their side, just tried to get them out of the way. i mean, it's -- >> those high profile vehicles, man, they're just -- what do you do? >> they're especially prone to tipping over. but you don't normally get this velocity of wind, and that's really the problem. >> let's get a look at the conditions they are facing in southern california. >> yeah. those are scarey conditions down there. even as the winds diminish here, they're

south. homes in l.a. are burning. hundreds of residents are forced to run in the middle of the night. we're so sorry to see that. it's thursday, october 31st. >> we want to talk to mike mikm nicco. >> yesterday people were like red flag warning, yeah. but extreme red flag warning? there's a higher level? yes. in ventura county they had winds gusting 68 to 78 miles per hour yesterday. there's a chance of this continuing through 6:00 this evening all the way down to san diego, palm springs and back up near sbaanta barbara. for us we have heightened conditions. gusts 10 to 20. and record tying dry air over top of it. we have got areas without power. it's freezing cold in the north bay through at least 9:00. looking at your accuweather 12-hour planner, a gorgeous halloween coming up next. >>> at 6:00 a.m., let's start with the dangerous fire conditions in southern california. right now this is a live look, what you're seeing from our sister station, kabc. you can see those flames, they're spreading across the area. this is the 46th fire in our last half hour we told you about the other fi

. >> reporter: tonight the california north and south firefighters battling blaz blazes. l.a. county in state of emergency. the tick fire north of los angeles. firefighters racing in about 40,000 residents ordered to flees. >> currently families screaming and dozens and dozens of families on the block. >> reporter: flames closing in on neighborhood. firefighters trying to prevent this fire from getting up to the houses. th they're jumping house to house. the smoke is overwhelming. police setting up dozens of road blocks. we saw this woman running home. do you want a ride? >> i'm okay. >> reporter: her name is estella. >> i hope my family is here. >> reporter: we helped her load her suv. fulli fulling away just as the flames started. other families discovering the worse. >> this is what's left of the house. nothing. >> reporter: the aerial assault continuing through the night. amid a treacherous trifecta of low humidity, high heat and high wind. we've had gusts of over 50 miles per hour here. that's why this house is engulfed. firefighters racing house-to-house, using saws to b

l.a. county, west of i-5 and south of the grapevine. we confirm there were preventative power outages in l.a. county but this was not one of the areas that was in the dark. >> the fire is the exact reason for pg&e deciding to turn off the power for hundreds of thousands of people here in the bay area and throughout northern california. pg&e say crews made significant progress in power being restored but not everywhere. this is video from downtown orinda. the city's iconic theater marquee is dark. power has been restored to about 85% of the homes and businesses that lost it in contra costa county. meanwhile, parts of the north bay still seeing the biggest outages right now. we did find this beigel shop in sonoma county. they have their power back on, that's a glimmer of hope. the county has the highest percentage of outages remaining. pg&e says it will start turning power back on slowly when it is fully daylight, which is about right now. they need to inspect those lines and they need to do that in the daylight. also happening, fleet week

south. here a live look from the nbc chopper in the l.a. area along i-5 appear the 210 freeway, a major interchange. it will impact traffic heading south this we could. let's bring in jeff ranieri tracking just how difficult the situation is in and the fierts saying it's really dynamic, the conditions down there. >> you have all the higher he feels, that really play into this. and the good news i can tell you is tonight the system that is bringing the wind that also brought us our wind should start to pull away. so at this point, the red flag fire warning until 6:00 p.m. tonight they may extend that a few hours. but for now 6:00 p.m. tonight red flag fire warning in the location. tornadoic wednesday from san diego down to los angeles. let's get a closer look of the fire. the saddleridge fire, 7500 acres north of san fernando. i can show you the closer view where we are seen the growth with the fire perimeter mapped here. it's the north, west and also the southern side. putting green ada hills all too close to flames where homes have already

l.a. newsroom, from north to south, we are in for a dangerous night with perhaps the most ferocious winds of the year, as we've been saying al roker joins us. al, what you looking at? >> 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

south we go. not too hot. 78 in l.a. palm springs about 94. 82 in fresno. to the north, eureka cool at 58. chico with a temperature of 77. frances you've been tracking 101. we have some issues there. >> yeah, we're starting off with a tragic fatal accident. it's in a horrible spot on northbound 101 before 280. we have amy hollyfield live at the scene. check out this live shot. it happened just before the 280 connection ramp. you can't get on to 280. northbound 101 all lanes shut down in san francisco before 280 because of a fatal accident that started out with a wrong-way driver early this morning. so i want to show you the maps and show you what you can do to plan around this big traffic mess that will be around for a while. traffic is being detoured off at paul avenue. you can see it is backing up. you can take paul avenue to bayshore boulevard and get back on to 101 at cesar chavez. you may want to take 3rd street and get off a bit sooner right where the backup starts. just past candlestick. or if you want to avoid it altogether, consider 280 as an alternate heading into san francisco a

l.a. river 20 miles south of downtown. >> okay. >> can we go with you, rudy? >> yeah, come on. >> okay.areful. this is crazy. >> yeah, never know where you're going to end up. >> long beach p.d. got here an hour ago after a passerby called 911. >> so what we got here? >> we have a floater. he was about midway out there. >> okay. see what we have. >> the cops are here to determine if a crime has been committed, but only rudy can touch the body. he must try to learn this man's name and gather evidence of how he died. detectives believe that the deceased could be a missing person, someone who's been missing since wednesday. today is monday, but they haven't actually looked at his face. rudy will be the first person to do so. >> oh, yeah. i see something. >> rudy documents the scene, searching for signs of trauma and proof of this man's identity. for rudy and the detectives, this is a daily routine. for me, it's heartbreaking. who was this man, and how did he end up here? >> rudy finds no obvious evidence of foul play. >> hold on. let me come down there. >> but he is able to i.d. the man us

l.a. on the south, that's the newest one.ut around 130 this morning local time and it spread quickly. forecasters say santa ana winds and dry conditions are exasperating situation and some of those wins hitting more 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 t

if you're familiar with l.a., this is the northern part of the county. it is west of i-5 and south of the grapevine as mike inouye said, it's in the area of magic mountain, if you've been down there. i-5 is closed. you won't be able to drive down to l.a. at this point. we did confirm there were preventative power outages in southern california, as we experienced and are experiencing here in northern california, but this particular area where this fire is burning was not under that outage order. we'll keep following this for you and bring you the latest details as they change, because it is a changing fire, and it's still growing. we'll bring them to you all morning long. >> thank you, kris. >>> we are continuing to follow that breaking news that brush fire just exploding overnight destroying homes, threatening so many lives in southern california as kris is mentions here. we have live fire video right now, this is from our sister station in southern california knbc's helicopter. it is called the saddleridge fire, affecting sylmar, granada hills and porto ranch. >> it's interesting

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so we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a no relief from the. we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right pollen and from the pacific pacific side all of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with russia show us the caribbean. latest news as it breaks up on into this market started peacefully but the major confrontation is taking place on iran the police headquarters with details coverage that they get will be heading down to 110 meters which is so deep that only have 15 minutes on the seabed from around the wild the remains of jamal may never be found that is here for they still exist yes his legacy lives on. china is going on i want to reunify with the mine. by the consequences when i want to investigate taiwan's determination to remain dependent on al-jazeera . this is al-jazeera. alarms the whole romany watching the al-jazeera news our lives one headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next

fire storms are continuing to rage in california from los angeles in the south, to the wine country north of san francisco. in l.a santa ana winds caused the getty fire to explode. before dawn, thousands were sent scrambling from their homes causing a massive traffic jam in one of the busiest highways in the nation. >> southern californians, woke up to towering flames up to 60 feet high in a fire season that has been relentless. >> crazy, absolutely crazy. >> this man, was driving on interstate 405, one of the nation's busiest freeways in the surrounding hills some of the most exclusive neighborhoods. fire crews had to navigate narrow canyon roads amid a blizzard of ash. >> the goal right now for these firefighters for the most part is going to be to keep these flames from spreading to other homes. and to get residents out. >> immediately as this, we have a fire, it's fast moving, time to move. >> among those that had minutes, lebron james, had to emergency evacuate my house and arnold sha schwarzenegger who called firefighters true action heroes. the firefighters saved all but a handful of homes. california's wo

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so we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a. no relief from the wildfires we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right polly in from the pacific pacific side of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with a russia show as the caribbean. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories during the listening as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president to focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already had the information they're listening pounced on al-jazeera. hello again i'm the star and a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. president says he's lifting sanctions on taki following a truce deal and syria donald trump says the turkish military offensive has ended thanks to was

nearly 2 $100000.00 people under evacuation orders and further south another wildfire is threatening homes in the los angeles area some of l.a.'s wealthiest residents including basketball superstar le bron james and even the terminator himself are normal source a nigger have been driven from their homes. and the bigger the floor of 5 freeway in los angeles the latest front in the california wildfires so the blaze sweeping through tinder dry hills. thousands of people were forced to flee as the fires scorched the wealthy west side of the city authorities urged residents to heed the warnings and get out. if you're in the mandatory evacuation zone and you're still there watching this you're an idiot get the hell out it's way too dangerous people that stay behind or just the danger in themselves and not helping. the worst affected area is sonoma county in northern california 88000 homes here are in danger 4000 firefighters are battling to get the blaze under control as days of strong winds dropped and conditions improved but today's focus continues to be perimeter control and structure protection especially during this 24 hour w

so we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a. no relief from the wildfires we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right polly in from the pacific pacific side of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with a rush of showers the caribbean. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes out into the environment goes around the world. and crowns that it's a very modern way to do probably believe me voices the measure of progress. the domestic population. here in the mountain active enough to believe that you're assuming that you will kill people who are more vulnerable to circle of poison on al-jazeera. in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake abuse. the enemy of the people and press freedom is under attack. in a brand new documentary series we explore the media landscape of the future how are journalists the world over co

played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.aost of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of th

l.a. just like he was on his wedding day. and biebs also packed on the pda. he wrote my bride is fire after their south carolina ceremony.y and justin put their personal touch on everything from water bottles to wedding t-shirts. and check out this customized bottle. it's made with 9,682 crystals and took 16 hours to make. so what's it cost to pull off a bieber-style wedding? well, factor in $1,000 wding planner. these custom-made invitations. a wedding dollar at $400 per person. her tiffany dialed earrings which cost 123,000. and you're talki upwards of a half a million dollars. the couple also went to extraordinary lengths to keep the pap areas areasi -- paparazzi from getting a look at her gown. now to an upcoming wedding. j.lo and a-rod. the couple celebrated their engagement with her mom lupe. eldest natasha post with buddy ryan seac rest. jenny from the block's estimated million dollar plus rock was front and center. and she's ready in right. >> i think the minute that you get engaged you start looking at everything. we are talking about it, but we don't have any firm plans. we're talking about a lot of places but

l.a. area. mulholland on the north, sunset on the south, the 405 on the east, and the west.ey've had to move the fire line twice this morning. 500 firefighters fighting this fire. 3300 homes under a mandatory evacuation, including lebron james and former governor schwarzenegger. 10,000 instructor10,000 structud tightened. residents have been cooperative, knowing the bad fires, they seem to be following the evacuation orders. >> we have been readying for years and years. the repetition and the wildfires we've had recently, it's worked out to our benefit, firefighte firefighters. >> the air quality is bad. the good news is, this is the only major fire now so they can dump all of the resources on it until weather is expected to get worse. >> dana: thank you. democrats apparently furious after president trump announces the death of a isis leader al baghdadi without alerting any of them to the top-secret mission. bret baier ways in next. at bayer, we're more than a healthcare company. we help farmers like john by developing digital tools, so he can use less water to grow crops. a

north dakota and south dakota, montana and idaho has half as many people as l.a. county.t it's 83 times the size. 83 times as many people. half as many voters. it's a misrepresentation of scale. he doesn't want to talk about who actually won the most votes in 2016. he's on the short end of that. a good analogy i saw online over the weekend. comparing to the 1972 map for nixon. which was almost entirely red. he blew out george mcgovern in 1972. two years later he was impeached. you can try to impeach. there's a fact the map wasn't accurate. >> the map isn't accurate. there are counties that are red on the map but should be blue. tell me about the counties. >> there's a few of them. especially the west coast. circled in black. in the point is, what he did is essentially someone took a map from early on election night. when it looked like they were going to be won by the republican. the only is the amount of red on the screen, it's bizarre. that's a generous way. to use a map that has more red than is representative of what happened. because it doesn't matter how much red th

the fire burning in the san fernando valley going back south still had power on when the fire broke out. there were power cuts in other parts of l.a. like there was here in the bay area. >> this midday pg&e is still under scrutiny here for shutting off powers to hundreds of thousands of people this week in order to try to prevent some of the wildfires like we've seen. -- they don't like how the shutoff was handled. roz plater is live more. >> frustrations with customers and politicians even though pg&e ceo has apologized. now the company ceo defended the shutdown and said it was needed for public safety and the utility will work to make improvements but couldn't promise it won't happen again. meanwhile local leaders are demanding they be reimbursed for the cost of the shutdown and the government blasted the company accusing them of greed and mismanagement. >> over the course of years and years and years the kindf hardening of the grid was not done. those were decisions that were made by pacific gas and electric. they chose not to modernize their grid over the course of many, many years. it led to their own demise, it let to bankru

reporter: what is happening in s shifting to the south as the weather changes as well. warninr ventura county, l.aernardino. one of the reasons we're here in malibu at one of the homes destroyed in last year's fire which has been blamed on electrical equipment, it is emblematic of the risk up and down the state. every utility in california has been sued for fire related damages. pg&e $30 billion in claims, forced the largest industry bankruptcy in history. they say part of the solution what you see now, proactively cutting power to mitigate the risk in high fire-prone areas. comes the backlash. governor knew some saying it didn't have to happen. rest blaming the company for failing to invest in equipment and vegetation management and now they are paying the price. >> should have taken care of this the last 50 years we wouldn't be having this now. >> they could have waited to see what the weather was like before they shut off power. >> we're completely sold out of generators, small and large. reporter: someone egged the inside after pg&e office. someone fired at a worker. no one was hurt but the in