the poison city. has this situation poisoned the entire city? >> yes, everybody in the city was exposed to toxic water for a long time. and i think that shook people up around the country and around the globe. it should make us uncomfortable. that should not be acceptable in any way for any community, and i also in the book tried to show how the city was i would say poisoned through the urban policies of the past 50 years that set the city up to fail. i'm interested in what makes the city vulnerable in the first place. >> peter: you mentioned this was years in the making, what were some of those urban policies you critique in the poison city? >> to start with segregation. segregation was the law, for a very long time. and flint was limb the most segregated city in the north and the most segregated city nationwide. the boundaries were rigidly kept, and as people were coming to the city for well-paying general mothers job, it became an increasingly tense situation. what i try to do in the book is show how our legacy of infrastructure and equality d

the town of paradise lost, the entire city of malibu evacuated. east five are dead as flames sweep toward the coast. plus, recounts, lawsuits, and protests in florida with election results in limbo. all that and more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> out-of-control fires are on the move in california. o tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. >> by the time i got out of my house, it was like everything was on fire. >> reporter: every car, every house is gone. >> an hour of utter panic and fear. uren, everything burned out. >> reporter: the entire city of malibu is now under a mandatory evacuation.

the entire city of malibu home to some of hollywood's biggest stars has been ordered to evacuate if i saw the flames coming over the mountain right next to our house and i felt them burning to anders and i knew how to get out because it's if it's for my safety the house is a house but the fire is coming all knowledge is going to go under. most of those living in thousand oaks a city already grieving from a mass shooting this week have also been told to leave it's it's devastating it's like well welcome to hell. and even you would say we're all walking around. the magnitude of the destruction that we're seeing is really again unbelievable and heartbreaking we know that there have been injuries and we know that there have been loss of life. for those trying to bring these wildfires under control it must feel like a losing battle but the fight against the raging flames continues. well joining us on the line for the latest on the california wildfires is t.v. journalist who is in malibu plan thanks for joining us what can you tell us about our is always at the moment where you are. so wher

the town of paradise lost, the entire city of malibu evacuated. east five are dead as flames sweep toward the coast. plus, recounts, lawsuits, and protests in florida with election results in limbo. all that and more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> out-of-control fires are on the move in california. o tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. >> by the time i got out of my house, it was like everything was on fire. >> reporter: every car, every house is gone. >> an hour of utter panic and fear. uren, everything burned out. >> reporter: the entire city of malibu is now under a mandatory evacuation. >> reporter: if people can evacuate their homes, this is what they have to contend with: thick, thick smoke. >> the mother of a victim of the i is week's california bar shooting is speaking out. >> i don't want prayers. i don't want thoughts. i want gun control. >> back to the future in florida. >> broward county is once again at the center of a major election dispute. >> recounts are possible in florida's governor and senat

the entire town of paradise and parts of the city of chico under evacuation. now, that campfire, which is what what it's being called in butte county, burned a total of 70,000 acres and now 5% contained. hundreds of homes burned as well as schools and churches. this fire showing no sign of closing down. it started at 6:30 yesterday morning east of chico and really exploded in size, triggering that mass evacuation and really terrifying many of those people as they tried to escape those flames. this fire is blowing smoke into the bay area, causing bad air quality. santa rosa city schools, as we have been saying, are closed today, as well as the county offices. >>> live pictures of the woolsey fire burning in ventura county. that combined with the fire in l.a. county for 75,000 people to evacuate. you can barely make out anything. when they pull back, you can see a lot of smoke in the air. right now the entire city of malibu is being evacuated. that's in addition to, i mentioned that 75,000 other homes under evacuation orders. l.a. county, there's a state of emerg

the old line. is much more moderate. instead of having only part of the city of harrisburg, it has the entire city now. it is much more of a moderate district for even republican voters who previously voted for charlie dent, a centrist from allentown. perry is very conservative. democrats have found a strong candidate, a pastor and veteran named george scott. if you combine those factors, and perry has never had a close race. suddenly it was like a tight one on election day. endorsedocal paper george scott. this is what they said. they endorsed scott perry in the last election cycle, urging him to become a bipartisan. now they think voters should get george got a chance to change the town. 's positions on a host of issues -- his position on a host of issues make sense. he is willing to reach across the aisle. can you factor that in? guest: scott perry has not. he has stuck to who he was when he was elected. through his time in office he's been very conservative. theist devoted to the conservative causes. the caucuses with the freedom caucus, the most conservative wing of the house republicans. he is un

listen to this number, 250,000 people are under evacuation orders and that includes the entire city ofhe fire is being fueled by strong winds. >> the hills buyer is burning in the valley and has earned 10,000 acres. more than 17,000 people have been forced to evacuate. there is no containment on the hills fire either. >> and calabasas some people are waiting out the flames in a parking lot. >> it is a big safe spot. it is right across the street from the staging area. a number of evacuees have come here. other cars packed up and some rvs are here. some people even rented a u- haul. michael lives 15 miles from here, he says he got the emergency alerts urging his neighborhood to evacuate early this morning. he said he and his neighbors heated the warning. >> there was a lot of activity on our street. cars were coming and going. another friend was honking his horn just trying to make sure people were awake. we were out of the door by 8:30 pm. i got down here shortly thereafter. >> you been ever since? >> yes since 3:45 am. we were hoping to go home tonight but the freeway still closed in

the entire city of malibu being evacuated. urning there. and in northern california, the butte county fire there, the entire town of paradise. parts of the city of chico are under evacuation. the camp fire, as it is being called, now burning a total of 70,000 acres. hundreds of homes burned as well as churches. the smoke is causing bad air quality. santa rosa city schools will be closed today. right now, taking a look at your morning commute. mike inouye. >> it's friday so around the bay we've recovered now from 101 but 280 v 280 slow. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow. lighter for this free holiday friday than your typical friday. we have slowing through oakland and berkeley. the big issue is this. all this smoke in the bay area skies. that will be a factor. all that drifting down from the camp fire of butte county. >> we'll have more local news in 30 minutes. it was time to update the bathroom but we didn't want to break the bank rebath made it effortless. a rebath design consultant came to our home and presented us ide

they were from the entire city. >> there is a small track downtown that had a little bit of a neighborhood. if you stayed out where we lived on the south side of town it would be a mile between houses. a lot of people would go down to that, which was downtown. >> the earliest folks -- i don't know how they did it. a lot of the early folks that came lived on mobile homes out in the island. they waited for houses to be built. mail was delivered in the middle of the lake because it was delivered on the other side of the lake. the roads were horrific. the people that were truly -- in the true words of the sense pioneers, they had to start from scratch. electricity, they had one phone at the beginning. it was like going into the frontier. >> the lake has really tried to a lot of the history of this town. you wouldn't think there is a lot of history here. that's our mission, to preserve that for the future. staff recentlyr traveled to arizona to learn about its rich history. city ande about the other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. tv, allamerican history weekend every weekend on c-

the new lines by nine percentage points. so it's much more moderate. instead of having only part of the city of harrisburg, it has the entire city now. again, it's much more of a moderate district where even the republicanch voters there, a lot of them previously voted for charlie dent who is the centrist from allentown, and congressman perry aligns with the freedom caucus, he's very conservative, andd democrats there have founda pretty strong candidate, a a pastor and a veteran named george scott. so you combine all those factors, and perry has never had a really close race. combine all those factors and suddenly it looks like it could be a tight one on election day. >> host: one of the local papers there in pennsylvania endorsed george scott, and this is what they said about scott perry, saying that they endorsed scott perry in the last election cycle, urging him to become more bipartisan. now they think that voters should give george scott a chance to help change the tone. he's decide dod -- decidedly more liberal, they add this: he's willing to reach across can the aisle. can you factor that into scott perry? has he changed as far

the entire city of malibu evacuated. we go inside the firefight as a new round of high winds fuels the flames. >>> also breaking tonight, the search and rescue to the north. 100 people unaccounted for, nearly two dozen dead, and thousands of homes destroyed.thd tonight, the story of a nurse rescuing patients, her clothes on fire, amid the chaos to evacuate. >>> the recount battle. ballots being counted again in florida, as both parties hold out hope in high-profile governor and senate races. the allegations of fraud as protesters line up. >>> new investigation? are house democrats preparing to launch a n president trump and hush money payments made during the campaign? what our team has just learned. >>> also tonight, the murder mystery. could an amazon echo become the star witness in a murder trial? what the judge in the case has just ruled. >>> plus, the abc news exclusive. robin roberts, one-on-one with michelle obama. what the former first lady wrote in her new book about her rage and her fear when it comes to preside

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friday the entire city of malibu also had to be evacuated. malibu home to the rich and famous but it's wealthy residents have been ordered to leave for their own safety as residents took to the highways and fled a wall of fire swept towards the pacific ocean emergency services are struggling to contain the wildfires more than two hundred thousand people have been evacuated from their homes and the thirty's warn there could be worse ahead. so there's not going to be really. can't tell you that our. first responders are doing all they can to protect lives. eight hundred kilometers to the north another wildfire is raging flames have already consumed the town of paradise more than six thousand seven hundred homes have been burned here making it the most destructive blaze in california's history nine people died trying to escape and many of those who survived left with nothing. well i was just coming up the street with my neighbors and again i didn't realize. that so. we walked by our house lost our business in a matter of suckers only thing we got

>>. >> reporter: the entire city. one is because the road in gets to be a choke point especially in emergency situations. it is making really fast runs but hopefully the thought is that if they can evacuate that early it will take several hours to get all of those thousands of thousands of people out of there some people were petrified. they started trying to find any type of protection. they found firefighters able to protect them it is one of those situations people panic and get out of their cars. later on you have fire personnel that have to get back to the same area. they were using bulldozers to make sure personnel could get through there. people could abandon their cars. >> they were using bulldozers to get parked cars out of the way? >> reporter: yeah. we are going to start falling back there. so they were using bulldozers. usually they come in and cut lines. they were cutting lines through the roads. they were plowing straight through. there's another plume coming up over here. i'm pretty confident we are goin

the entire city is pulling to help the town of paradise. >> we have rain next week.he immediate issue. but rain, you talk about mud slides. you talk about all of the other issues. how are you set up to handle that? >> the city of chico is not set up to help with that at all and that's where fema, california office of emergency service, we're in constant contact with him. yesterday the president was here with both the governor and the governor elect. the fact that you get those three people in the room together means miracles can happen. we're getting all of the federal aid we need to do the things a little municipality can't do. >> our thoughts are with you. clearly quite an issue here and it's going to continue going through all of these phases, even as they try and get this camp fire under control. richard. >> scott, thank you so much for your reporting. our best, of course, to the mayor there who has been speaking to us over the recent days. >>> joining me now, carol will, communication director of california professional firefighters. good to see you again. we sp

the entire area and whatever you liked is what you could buy. it made everything different. i think that is part of why the city grew up differently. you cannot just be a neighborhood. -- ifer to have friends you knew people they were from the entire city. you were not restricted to a neighborhood. >> there is a small track downtown that had a little bit of a neighborhood. a lot of times you go there for halloween because there is a little bit of a neighborhood. when we -- where we live the south side of town it could be a mile between houses. a lot of us would go down to that track, which is downtown to do things like halloween or things like that. folks -- i don't even know how they did it. a lot of the early folks that came lived in mobile homes out on the island. they waited for houses to be built. there was a whole process of getting water here. mail was delivered in the middle of the lake because it was the river on the other side of the lake. the roads in here were horrific trade mostly dirt. were -- in thee true sense of the word, pioneers. fromhad to really start scratch. as the city grew it got all of the amenities that mo

that includes the entire city of malibu.. a city entire city of malibu.. of about 13-thousand people. it has torched more than 35 thousand acres... right now, the fire's pace has forced firefighters to focus on saving lives... preserving property is secondary. reporter omar jimenez was on the front lines of the fire... and right before he was supposed to do a live report... flames forced him and the crew to get out of there. we on the outskirts of the woolsey fire right now. you can see we're on the other side of the 101 freeway. it's already jumped and this is what officials fear. you feel this wind that's been coming lot of these flames spreading, and you can see how low the visibility actually is here right now. this place actually a little bit too unsafe for us to be right now so we're gonna try and get to a safer location. but you see this wind coming through. again this is a fire that went from 2000 acres to 8000 acres in just a matter of hours from thursday night into friday, and crews are just trying to maintain any sort of control on it. you hear

struggling to contain it it's already the what most destructive fire and california's history the entire city of malibu also had to be evacuated. the middle of the home to the rich and famous but on friday it's wealthy residents were ordered to leave for their own safety as residents took to the highways and fled a wall of fire swept towards the pacific ocean emergency services are struggling to contain the wildfires more than two hundred thousand people have been evacuated from their homes and strong winds are still stoking the flames. we're expecting another one event sunday so there's not going to be any relief in relation to this firefight can tell you there are foreign fighters on our first responders who are doing all they can to protect lives a proper environment region. eight hundred kilometers to the north another wildfire is raging flames have already consumed the town of paradise more than six thousand seven hundred homes have been burned down here making it the most destructive blaze in california's history nine people died trying to escape and many of those who survived left with

. >> couldn't you put in the capital plan for the entire city , the ten year plan for the entire city, a placeholder for a clean power s.f. or c.c.a. capital plan,. >> my reaction is, why i am saying them and not clean power s.f. is the statutory construct for a c.c.a. is that the customers receive their transmission and distribution service from an investor on utility and third-generation service from the c.c.a. that is the statutory structure. so when we talk about the city having transmission and distribution responsibilities, that puts us into the other side of our business and not the clean power s.f. side. >> i see that. that makes sense. maybe we could do both. may be we could put the plan -- the buildout plan under clean power s.f. and the transparent dose transmission acquisition under the other company. >> we could. we could put both under them and the sales of the power could be to the clean power s.f. portfolio. there are options. it is good to hear you are talking with brian strong about it and i can go back with him and get an understanding of his thinking of how it woul

researchers have been working on recreating the entire city as it stood about seventeen hundred years ago now we have to do is to experience that is to download the app for your smartphone or computer. cutting edge computer technology that takes us back in time a bird's eye view of ancient rome around the year three twenty at this point in history the eternal city was at its zenith there were about one million inhabitants almost fifty thousand homes to amphitheaters twenty eight public libraries and thirty six triumphal arches. it was the cultural and political center of a vast empire here power and might were not just wielded they were chiseled into stone the old. rome's opulence economy was at the time financed by the spoils of war but the wind of change was blowing constantine the great was the first emperor to tolerate christianity a new currency was introduced society was reorganized. based digital project was twenty years in the making. but i'm going to show a slide today which has over fifty people we think of accurate list would be at least one hundred people who have contribu

wanted to acknowledge that supervisor ronen has been very instrumental in bringing resources to the entire citybut especially into the mission district, helping raise $10 million at the state level to open up two new navigation centres. and more importantly than that, saying yes to navigation centres in her district and working with her constituents to help them support bringing services like the access point or navigation centres into her district. thank you very much for your leadership. and of course, to everybody at catholic charities to do such amazing work every day. now he is my pleasure to introduce another part of the catholic charities family. ellen, who has a few words for us. thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you everyone. good morning. i am the senior division director for catholic charities. it's my pleasure to welcome everyone and open this site. it has been a work of beauty and pleasure to finally have us open i do want to thank our c.e.o. and all the staff who i work with day in and day out to our dedicated to serve our clients in the best way possible. we

. >> jilard butler discovered his home left in a pile of ashes, forced the evacuation of the entire city of malibu, famous to being home to many celebrities this is footage of the real housewives going up in flames. miley cyrus also lost her home but tweeted she is grateful quote the love of her life and were destroyed fick safe posted this on instagram as the flames moved to his mansion. caitlyn jenner's home de it is devastating in malibu, you can see the hills are totally scorched. the fire spread into this neighborhood burning at least a half dozen homes to the ground. neighbors came together urs aft all is lost. >> it is hard to process, it is just massive loss in such a short amount of time. squeeze your loved ones in a moment's notice things can change. >> fire officials say high winds are expected to make the battle more difficult throughout the week since 10:00 this morning, two more smaller fires have started in ventura county. emotions are running high and we understand that and we appreciate that and we respect that. but what we ask is for you to take a deep breath and take a

. >>> up and down the coast, it's paradise lost. entire cities burned to the ground, homes torched in malibu and beyond. >> this massive fire here in southern california has now jumped the 101. it is making a run towards the ocean. >> tonight, firefighters overwhelmed, flames scorching the size of 80 football fields every minute. >>> a war of words erupts, the nra versus doctors fed up and speaking up after the latest mass shooting in america. >>> and a mom whose son survived the vegas massacre only to die in that barish -- in that bar issues a thundering call to action. >> and i don't want prayers. i don't want thoughts. i want gun control, and i hope to god nobody else sends me anymore prayers. >>> new turns in the election cliff hangers in florida, arizona and georgia. votes still being counted and lawsuits flying. >>> michelle obama getting personal like never before tearing into president trump and revealing a painful chapter in her marriage. >>> who is recording you? new rules that everyone who uses uber should know. >>> the price you pay t

the entire city block acquired for bloomberg london is surrounded by buildings of incredible architectural cultural significance. it is a site with 10,000 years -- 2000 years of history. >> across the period since roman times, 1600 years, this site has been at the heart of the city of london. medieval times, tudor times, from the georgian period to the growth of financial services and commerce in victorian times to the present. this site has enormous significance. caroline: for mike bloomberg, it was essential to appoint architects with a sensitivity to the sites incredible history and an understanding of how bloomberg operates as a business. >> i came across some notes on the 20th of july 2010, and i am summarizing here, and i say, respectful, fitting in, understated, conservative, classy on the outside, and i wrote wow on the inside. enduring materials, improving with age, and in capitals, i wrote sustainable. >> i always thought i made the right choice in architect because you understand the city we are building this. we are guests in this country, we want to respect their traditions, a

it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. ed the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but

the entire city of calabasas is under mandatory evacuation orders. pepperdine university and bella do -- malibu these campuses will be closed through the thanksgiving holiday. there has been more progress and some of the evacuation orders have been lifted but the entire state is feeling this unhealthy air and we are worried. i didn't run into someone over the weekend who didn't have a connection with someone who had been evacuated or lost a home. >> let's talk to steve to get the latest. >> nothing is changing. >> we need a huge rainstorm. >> maybe next wethe smoky skies the offshore direction is still in place. don't look for much unhealthy a.

the entire city of malibu evacuated. inside the firefight as a new round of high winds fuels the flames. >>> also breaking tonight, the search and rescue to the north. 100 people unaccounted for, nearly two dozen dead, and thousands of homes destroyed.thd tonight, the story of a nurse rescuing patients, her clothes on fire, amid the chaos to evacuate. >>> the recount battle. ballots being counted again in florida, as both parties hold out hope in high-profile governor and senate races. the allegations of fraud as protesters line up.

the entire city of calabasas is under mandatory evacuation orders. pepperdine university and bella do -- malibu these campuses will be closed through the thanksgiving holiday. there has been more progress and some of the evacuation orders have been lifted but the entire state is feeling this unhealthy air and we are worried. i didn't run into someone over the weekend who didn't have a connection with someone who had been evacuated or lost a home. >> let's talk to steve to get the latest. >> nothing is changing. >> we need a huge rainstorm. >> maybe next week. >> the smoky skies continue and the offshore direction is still in place. don't look for much of a change. very unhealthy air. air quality advisory is out for obvious reasons. it's unhealthy and some areas might be a little better when the breeze stirs things up. it has been a long time since we've had any rain., bad light rain in san jose and oakland. nothing this week, maybe next week.>>> and easterly component for northerly component toward napa and marin and sonoma and in the berkeley hills n

california now where a fast moving fire in vent can ra county is skirting the city limits of los angeles. that includes the entire city of malibu. we watched all night as the 35,000 acre fire tore through mansions. earlier the flames looked like law have flowing uphill as they closed in on these high end homes. entire neighborhoods are in ruins tonight. >> liz, that is right. its really ban devastating two days for this community. first they dealt with a mass shooting and now they are dealing with this, thousands of homes like this one completely destroyed. at this point there is no telling whether or not families will be able to return at all this weekend. >> they are doing evacuations in that area right now. look at that, the portion of the roof just collapsing right there. >> dry brush and erratic winds are fuelling the danger up and down the state. >> we are basically looking at a very significant dangerous weather pattern through the rest of this weekend and into early next week throughout the all of california. >> its my house. >> i'm sorry for your loss. take care. >> this is one of the many homes lost. >>

the entire city of malib ordered to evacuate because of this growing fire here in sohern california. is is the woolsey fire we have been talking so much about, especially over t 2 last hours. this fire has grown so rapidly, and it's consuming everything in its path. there is a state of emergency that has been declared and tens of thousands of homes are in its path. numerous celebrities who live in that area, people like kim kardashian, have reported leaving their again, new this afternoon we are hearing that the entire city of malibu has been ordered to evacuate because of thisou dang fire in the ventura and los angeles county areas. stay with us. m erika gonzalez a the live desk, back over to you guys in the studio. >> that is horrifying, thank you. >>> and sti ahead, a panda exclusive. >> we get up close and personal with one of the national zoo's most famous residents, taking you inside the exa room for something the rest of us never get to see. >>> a news 4 exclusive, a high end depretment sto ripped off by somne they never expectedeo. you don't just want easy. you want "streaming

about 150,000 people remain under evacuation orders, including the entire city of calabasas. is still threatening nearly 6,000 homes. >> and that blaze indiscriminately destroyed modest homes and multimillion dollar mansions alike. the singer robin thicke and his girlfriend documented their escape before their malibu home went up in flames. and also in malibu, the actor gerard butler posted images of his scorched home saying, it's half gone. both stars expressing gratitude to the firefighters risking their lives. in nearby agora hills, the iconic mansion from "the bachelor" here on abc appeared to survive the fire unscathed but "usa today" bureau chief said the house next door burned to the ground. >>> and the santa ana winds that fueled these fires initially have come back. >> accuweather's paul williams takes a look at the forecast for us. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, lynda. no rain in sight. no rain in sight. that's a problem when you combine that with the gusty winds kicking in through this exceptionally dry california coast. monday, looking at gusty winds

two major fires forcing the mandatory evacuations of more than 200,000 people including the entire cityalibu, and up in northern california, at least nine people now confirmed dead after fast-moving flames wiped out an entire town. more than 6,000 homes there destroyed. >>> the wildfire in southern california burning just miles from that mass shooting at a country music dance bar. first responders going from one tragedy to the next. >> thare alleged gunman's social media postings during the attack. abc's marci gonzalez joins us from thousand oaks, california, with more on that. marci, good morning. >> reporter: whit, eva, good morning. you mentioned just how close that far was. we can smell the smoke still here at the scene. you can see it's still blocked off as investigators now focus on piecing together second by second how this tragedy unfolded. this morning investigators reviewing evidence they say is giving them new, disturbing insight into the mind of a mass shooter. [ gunfire ] sources say the gunman who killed 12 people here at the borderline bar and grill in southern california

. >> reporter: it was only a few years ago, the entire city of flint was exposed to lead contaminateder. it's not surprising there were 80,000 comments about this stleeal with only 75 in favor. been no damage to water levels here since the company started pumping. >> nestle is invested in evaporations to preserve the ecosystems, to operate sustainably. our business depends on it. >> reporter: michigan's department of environmental quality approved the permit request. >> it's unprecedented the level of analysis that went into this permit. >> reporter: but that's the same agency that told the people of flint their water was safe. and few trust what they have to say. >> you're seeing the change right out your window? >> oh, gosh. very much so. >> reporter: this house has been in marian's family since she was a child. she says she sees the water levels dropping. >> you know, i used to be able to stand up here and hear that creek run. and i don't hear that any more. >> reporter: the residents we spoke with say support for t nestle comes from across the state. >> do people in michigan careo

around 250,000 people are under mandatory evacuation, including the entire city of mall but. so far it is zero percent contained. chris martinez is live in mall but with the latest for us. chris? >> reporter: and julian, authorities telling us tonight that two bodies found in a vehicle here, two dead people in mall but were likely killed by this fire. now, it has been a wind-free day here in southern california. that's good news for firefighters. in fact, just moments ago, they announced that the containment level of this fire is now at 5%. so that is some progress. but they still have a very, very long battle ahead of them. . it's around-the-clock battle for firefighters in southern california. a massive inferno called the wolsey fire, doubling in size overnight. >> as you can see from last night, we had a tough night in relation to this firefight. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze destroyed at least 70,000 acres in ventura and los angeles counties, forcing more than 200,000 people from their homes. but d. h. stayed behind to i've i'm not living. >> reporter: fire off

there are students feminists you name it people have turned out here we were in downtown air and the entire city is in lockdown today has been declared a public holiday and all public transport has been cancelled flights are being diverted now the argentinean operate he's are taking no chances some twenty two thousand police and security officers have been deployed throughout the city and for the better part of a year they've been working with international terror experts to try and thwart any kind of potential terror or cyber attacks the focus from a security point of view is on street protests and on terror scenes like this where you have marchers are really part and parcel of any g. twenty summit and there are marks of the freedom of the host city argentina itself is also no stranger to people on the streets it has a long tradition of demonstrations and while launching big in size very seldom have those protests erupted in violence but of course the focus right now is what will happen in the coming hours as you see the atmosphere in the mood is one of jovial most people are quite excited peop