, jennifer aniston, area include tom hanks, jenniferaniston, reese jennifer aniston, reese witherspoonon, reese witherspoon and james woods. james woods described evacuating his home and said he was not sure if it was still standing. 0n instagram, mark hamon, most famous for his role in star wars, called the blaze the most horrific fire since 1993 and says he evacuated malibu suit last minute, there were small fires on both sides of the road. at least 30,000 people in an area or under evacuation orders as the blaze worsens. that is show you some of those live pictures that we will continue to receive from los angeles as firefighters continue to battle the blaze. it is now 3am and that fire started on tuesday in the city. we understand that more than 1,400 firefighters have been called in to fight the blazes. some have been called in from other parts of the states. the governor of california morning that fires art now and all year round event in california, especially there in los angeles. he said even though this used to be a seasonal pattern that had been seen over the years, it is no

we begin with america's favorite actor, two-time oscar winner, tom hanks. thank you for being here. >> i feel like i'm the poster boy for attention deficit disorder. thank you for coming to my wreck room. i had to move the ping-pong table in the game going out of the way but this is where i like to come and rest and ponder my place. >> we do want to embarrass you with your own riches, but i have been studying your interviews and they are always talking about the most recent project and onto the next. this is taking about two minutes. >> that will take an eternity. >> unavoidably long because it spans your work. let's take a look. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, would you be my? houston we have a problem. this is the captain. brace for impact. i don't know how to swim. i don't know how to swim. come back. wilson. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, wilson. are you crying? are you crying? are you crying? can i borrow five box? life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. there are crying. there is no crying in baseball. how about

homany of you have seen e movie news of the world with tom hanks? a few? okay.ou may have read the novel which i highly recommen, the movie and novel are fantastic. tom hanks plays a confederat veteran in reconstructi era texas who makes hiliving by going around from town to town reading newspapers out loud to paid audiences. this is not work of history, a work of fiction, not based on a true story, some legends behind it but no real truth behind this character who makes his living this way. i really enjoyed the novel and the movie both, conveying the importance of the newspaper, the printed word in the 19th century as wa way for news to get around. this was the t clearinghouse of information of all kinds. if you wanted to know what was going on in the rest of the world, you look at newspapers and even closer to home this was how people found out about what was going on in their own town, their own county, and their own state, by picking up a copy of a newspaper and looking at them. one of the great ways any one of us today can learn a little bit is with the lif

the downtown of pacific palisade is nearly wiped out but celebrity filled suburbs to tom hanks, ben affleckd. vice president kamala harris�*s residence is also affected. what residence will return to, no one knows. i will be ok. return to, no one knows. i will be 0k- i _ return to, no one knows. i will be 0k- i am — return to, no one knows. i will be ok. i am tough, _ return to, no one knows. i will be ok. i am tough, even - return to, no one knows. i will. be ok. i am tough, even though iam 91 be ok. i am tough, even though i am 91 years old, i will start over again. i am 91 years old, i will start over again-— over again. on the ground, there is _ over again. on the ground, there is limited _ over again. on the ground, there is limited water- over again. on the ground, i there is limited water supply. wildfires have caused massive issues for power supply, affecting 1.5 million people. it is surreal. it is without words that i can even explain to you what is taking place. my heart is heavy but i have to say resources both financial but also resources for routes on the ground —— muck boots

how many of you have seen the vie news of the world with tom hanks? a few. you may also haveeathe novel, which i highly, both the movie and the novel. fantastic. and tom hanks plays confederate veteran and reconstructs anra tes who makes his living by going around from town to town, ading newspaper articles out loud to paying audiences. so this isot work of history. that's a work of fiction. it's not based on a story. this kind of some legends behind it, but no real truth behind this character who makes his living this way. but i really enjoy how the and the movie both convey the importance of the newspaper of the printed word. in the 19th century as a way for news to get around. this was really the of information of all kinds you know if you wanted to know what was going on certainly in the rest of the world, you look to the newspaper even to home. this was often you how people found out about what was going on in their own town, their own county and their own state as well, was by picking up a copy of a newspaper and looking at it so one of the great ways

many celebrities call pacific palisades home, like tom hanks, steven spielberg and ben affleck. the los angeles unified school district has temporarily relocated students from palisades campuses >>and taking a live look right now northeast of the palisades fire. fire crews battling the deadly eaton fire in pasadena. you can see firefighters there. there are two confirmed deaths after it exploded last night, burning more than 11,000 acres so far. right now it is 0% contained. jessica burch here to talk to us a little bit about some of the conditions that have been driving this extreme fire weather. i mean, the wind that we've been seeing down there is just unbelievable. >>and we were talking about it earlier this morning. this is the type of wind event that you'd see maybe once in a decade. and when we're talking about how strong these winds are, well, we've seen gusts close to around 100mph. how on earth are aircraft able to get to these fires or the boots on the ground, able to get to those fires when they're dealing with such strong, gusty conditions? that's the big issue they

i'd call tom hanks, i call steven spielberg and say, can we please have a meeting with the greatest directorsthey're democrats because we're not telling our story? well, i will just help me with this. >> it sounds as though that i think the communications piece is a really big piece for the party. i do think that the chair does more than the communications. may i say, i know we have to go, but we have great talent. >> we have great talent. kim martin's great. for instance, there are a lot of people who are running who who they know what they're doing. and these technicians are important and they would be fully empowered by me. we don't lack the political car mechanics. somebody needs to know where to drive the car. >> marianne williamson, thank you so much for being at our table. coming up, santa monica, california mayor lana negrete tells us what's happening in and tells us what's happening in and around hethis land is's next. your land. this land is my land. this land we love belongs to all of us. yet not everyone is treated equally. right now, millions of americans are fighting for the thi

its celebrity—filled suburbs, home to tom hanks, ben affleck and reese witherspoon, now deserted.kamala harris's los angeles residence also affected. what residents will return to no—one knows. i'll be ok. i'm tough and we'll start over. you are tough. even though i'm 91 years old, i'll start over again. 0n the ground, there's limited water supply. the wildfires have caused massive issues for power supply too, affecting 1.5 million people. and it is surreal. it is without words - that i can even explain to you what is taking place. my heart is heavy, but i have to say, resources, both - financial, but also resources for boots on the ground - are here and we're going to continue to fight this fight. | but promises of help will do little to calm fears. scientists warn that wildfires in the region are growing faster and more unpredictable, fuelled by climate change. as residents watch the orange haze on the horizon, all they can do is wonder what the next hours will bring. financial, but also resources for boots on the ground - are here and we're going to continue to fight this fight

hurricane force winds threatening modest and wealthy neighborhoods, including homes to celebrities like tom hanks witherspoon. abc's matt gutman is in the path of the fire in the pacific palisades. matt, what's it like there? what do you see? it looks awful, byron. >> the wind is still whipping through the canyons. here. you can see the fire right on the ridges. those are homes engulfed in flames. but i want you to see where we are right now. this is sunset boulevard, right in the heart of pacific palisades. and all of these cars, including us at one point, were stuck in this gridlock. and in order for firefighters to actually get to the fires, they had to carve a path. and so a bulldozer literally shoved all of these cars to the side. you can see the bumper is ripped off, the scratches along the vehicles here. there's glass in the roadway. and then the motorists themselves had to get out of these smashed cars and flee for safety on foot. tonight, the palisades fire burning homes and forcing thousands to flee for their lives and one of the wealthiest enclaves in the country. heidi montag and husb

busy of being caught up in the fires and tom hanks, son as a parent, he lost his house as well. the stream crosses is approaching because in just over 3 weeks, the mold open break. we're a public of the trans nice the will run out of natural gas. it's according to the minister of economic development. and local authorities are calling the situation dire. we can speak out right about a humanitarian catastrophe. it is happening right now. gaining momentum. we are containing it as best we can preventing it from having extremely negative consequences. we were working towards that all last year, preparing for it, knowing it could happen. we wanted to believe it would not happen that somehow the parties would come to an agreement, but that did not work out for a week already. atrocities that has suffered from rolling blackouts assembled the region introduced a state of emergency mold, open government blames the energy crisis on russian energy, johnny guys for on which suspended exports of the country a new use day. but get this is to western press one, tell you it totally optim old. o

i was child actor and i auditioned to play tom hanks as a boy. i didn't get the roll.ld've been better for me. anyhow, we're driving home and this eerie kind of mystical music starts emanating from this unplugged slot machine in the hatchback. and it starts playing -- and it's playing and playing and i am like, i scored. i got a haunted slot machine. i scored. i thought "this is going to be amazing." and i bring it home and i am trying to understand. maybe there's some battery that remains. but this is old. and i get it home and it turns out the poor woman who sold it to me had opened it up to show me how it worked and the mechanism worked and she forgot her cell phone in it. she was frantically calling for me to pick up. [laughter] and i was so disappointed. >> stephen: adrien, lovely to see you again. thank you so much for being here. "the brutalist" is in select theaters on friday and nationwide in january. adrien brody, everybody. we'll be right back with ben schwartz. with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubl

closer to 25 miles per hour not 75 palisade has a lot of celebrities tom hanks, steven spielberg, bradleyis where you would see them the center of town where i am right now the walking street, the boutiques the nails of on an antique store. as you see it's all been destroyed it's been turned to rubble basically about a thousand homes and businesses destroyed. one issue water or lack of it because firefighters ran out of water, the dwp has 31 million-gallon takes, those ran out mayor bass said it did not happen in the dwp says it did. >> we were pushing so much water and so much water was being used we were not able to feel fill the tanks of the consumption of water was faster than we can provide water. >> water remains available in the palisades through hydrants and water tankers that have been deployed. claims that the tanks were not full or false. hours ago dwp said don't use the water unless you boil it that's going to be odd because they don't have power in they don't have gas to run the generator because that was cut off they have no cell service or internet because elon musk said he

the streets like where tom hanks lives, that neighborhood, also destroyed.hen you have the business district where i am right now, per square footage basis, this is the most expensive real estate in los angeles. turned to rubble. block after block. smoldering steel and brick. the residents here are stunned that it all disappeared in about 12 hours. >> it's a lot but nature wins and saw a lot of friends homes go down, luckily my place saved we lost a lot of homes. a lot of homes. >> the eaton fire, as you guys mentioned near pasadena that's 11,000 acres. five fatalities here have not been identified yet. they are bringing in canines as well to make sure that is the maximum. the sunset fire this one started last night near runnion cannon hiking trail. they have the helicopters, night hawk backup it was amazing. there were new fires and the helicopters just came boom, and they were -- you know we have 3,000 gallons dumped on a fire it can stop it almost immediately. that, of course, did not happen with this fire. they didn't have that kind of air support. and n

this is walking street where you see the celebrities like tom hanks, billy crystal who live here. this is an area that has been turned to rubble. this is the street where you have the jewelry store, the clothing boutique, the antique store, etc. , where people hang out. the juice bar. now 1000 homes or more have been destroyed. businesses and schools here in the palisades. two controversies now. number one, $18 million cut from the fire budget and the mayor was warned that it would hurt the department in major emergencies like this one. the second one over running out of water in the middle of fighting a fire. the utility has three 1 million gallon tanks. the mayor was told that that situation, she basically indicated that they didn't run out of water. when the utility said they did. >> so much water was being used before it could get to the tanks we were not able to fill the tanks fast enough. the consumption of water was fast enough. >> water remains in the palisades through hydrants. claims that the tanks weren't full are false. >> hours ago dwp indicated that people should not

i'm on right now is not one of those where you have the tv producers and actors and people like tom hanks and steve gutenberg live up here. there are thousands of ordinary people living in relatively ordinary homes and they have lost absolutely everything. it is a small thing but struck me. small slice of the paradise we live in. fruit trees in this person's backyard and right behind it paradise on earth, hell on earth. it is an extraordinary juxtaposition we're seeing today in a neighborhood which frankly never, ever expected it. they've seen fires before up in the hills behind them but for it to sweep down as it did yesterday and just go through this entire neighborhood. all the stores where everybody is there every weekend out enjoying the pacific palisades. so much of it is just gone and more of it going by the minute. >> dana: thank you so much. stay savings you and your cameraman there. >> bill: remarkable stuff with the sun up. take our viewers through what we believe is occurring right now and what has happened and transpired over the past 18 hours, all right? you have three major

. >> yeah, tom hanks, is he up on -- i saw a crew out there early this morning as well.eah, these homes in the palisades area that we are talking about. they start at maybe $3 million. they will push up over 30. if they have any land at all. and an area that called the palisades rivera. i sought fire burning there last night. again, not unlike here in malibu. i saw five houses burning and not a firefighter in sight they are stretched that thin. and there is not even structure protection in those areas. and some areas, of course, as you know, the homes are built on a bluff. and those fires run up the mountains, if you will, and take the mountain. and, of course, people have red readno insurance. insurance. there is a lot of heat coming off. this can you see the embers blowing. >> steve: yeah, toward you. >> steve: do you need to move? >> we are safe here. no, we're good. but, you know, you look at that power pole and as they came up down pch it was lit erred with power poles down, lines down and then, of course, rocks coming off the on the other side of the road. so, the

other celebrities have not cleared their homes, we understand that tom hanks and jennifer aniston andamill called the plays is the most horrific fire since 1993 and says he evacuated malibu so last minute there were small fires on both sides of the road. sojust there were small fires on both sides of the road. so just some of the people having to leave the area, but just to remind you, we are hearing 30,000 people have been evacuated, so they are just a few of the celebrities commenting on social media and those comments are we being picked up. let's talk more about the reasons we fires are so bad at the moment and bring in our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. matt, a lot of people will be asking of climate change has a role to play here.— role to play here. yes, a lot of --eole role to play here. yes, a lot of people will _ role to play here. yes, a lot of people will be _ role to play here. yes, a lot of people will be asking - role to play here. yes, a lot of people will be asking that - role to play here. yes, a lot of - people will be asking that question indeed, and while

. >> reporter: in ron howard's film inferno, tom hanks uses it as an escape route. into the uffizi gallery. this passageway was a world war ii escape path in roberto rossellini's 1946 film "psisa" and has been a fascination long before the advent of film. it dates back to the renaissance. this is a lot of fuss over a hallway. >> this is a very special hallway. >> reporter: eike schmidt met us in this very special hallway which was closed in 2016 for repairs and fire code updates. >> you are the first to shoot in here. >> reporter: we visited in march last year when it was still under renovation and when schmidt was still director of florence's uffizi gallery, which manages the vasari corridor and reopened it in december. >> that was a daily pedestrian commute of the grand dukes for several centuries. >> reporter: it was built in 1565 for the powerful cosimo de medici and his family. >> nowadays we have skyways in houston, especially in minneapolis, for climatic reasons. back then it was unique. >> reporter: and constructed, let's call them practical reasons. >> the

craig, okay, this is just more proof that steph curry is the tom hanks of basketball.out of friday night's game against the pacers due to an injury. before tipoff, he invited a group of kids who showed up to see him play for an impromptu meet and greet. check this out. >> sorry that i can't get out there and play today. it's a very long season. some nights you have to take a little rest. unfortunately tonight. but i hope you have an amazing time. appreciate all the support. just wanted to spend a little time with y'all. thank you all for coming again. hopefully you have an amazing, amazing night, have the best time of your life. >> i mean, he probably made some dreams come true. he made some dreams come true for charlie feldman, do you remember that? >> do i ever. >>> new york liberty mascot and one of new york's most eligible bachelorettes elle the elephant has been hitting the town with grimace. >> new couple alert. >> you all know mcky d. these two are in a relationship. people are shipping them. that's what the kids are saying. >> what is shipping? come on. >> ship

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, jennifer aniston, area include tom hanks, jenniferaniston, reese jennifer aniston, reese witherspoonnd james woods. james woods described evacuating his home and said he was not sure if it was still standing. it feels like losing a loved one. and on instagram, mark hamill, most famous for his role in star wars, called the blaze the most horrific fire since 1993 and said he evacuated malibu. last minute, there were small fires on both sides of the road, he said. at least 30,000 people in the area are under evacuation orders as the blaze worsens. let's show you some of the latest pictures that we have. these are firefighters on the ground, battling that claim. we have heard from the governor for california, gavin newsom, saying 1a00 firefighters have been deployed to combat the unprecedented fires in los angeles, with hundreds of additional staff pouring in from across the state. he went on to say that emergency officials, firefighters and first responders are hands on deck to protect against fires. we have been hearing from a public information officer with the california department o

it's celebrity—filled suburbs, home to tom hanks, ben affleck and reese witherspoon, now deserted. los angeles residence is also affected. what residents will return to, no—one knows. i'll be ok. i'm tough and we'll start over. even though i'm 91 years old, i'll start over again. 0n the ground, there's limited water supply. the wildfires have caused massive issues for power supply, too, affecting 1.5 million people. we went up and it is surreal. it is without words that i can even explain to you what is taking place. my heart is heavy, but i have to say resources, both financial but also resources for boots on the ground, are here and we're going to continue to fight this fight. but promises of help will do little to calm fears. scientists warn that wildfires in the region are growing faster and more unpredictable, fuelled by climate change. as residents watch the orange haze on the horizon, all they can do is wonder what the next hours will bring. let's speak now to our correspondent helena humphrey, who is in los angeles. helena, the fires are still raging with no end in sight. t

its celebrity—filled suburbs, home to tom hanks, ben affleck and reese witherspoon, now deserted.arris's los angeles residence also affected. what residents will return to, no—one knows. i'll be ok. i'm tough and we'll start over. you are tough. even though i'm 91 years old, i'll start over again. the scale and severity of these blazes is changing day by day. here in hollywood, in the hills, another fire on the horizon, showing how the situation can change in an instant. 0n the ground, there's limited water supply. the wildfires have caused massive issues for power supply too, affecting 1.5 million people. the eaton fire is now at around - 10,600 acres with 0% containment, but we have over 2,000 city- employees deployed and working non—stop to address this. but promises of help will do little to calm fears. scientists warn that wildfires in the region are growing faster and more unpredictable, fuelled by climate change. as residents watch the orange haze on the horizon, all they can do is wonder what the next hours will bring. helena humphrey, bbc news, los angeles. i want to show