tracy pugh is family to me. and i cherish her friendship and the time we've spent together more than i can ever put into words. as i always say when a trusted and valued team member goes on to the next stage of their career, t.p., you will always be on team d.w.s. but you will technically move to the concentric circles of our family but you'll always remain in the center, as a trusted adviser, dearest friend and sister. tracy pugh, on behalf of so many here today and so many others, thank you. i'm honored to have you by my side and to celebrate your work, your character, and the indelible mark you've left on all of us. and now, mr. speaker, i would like to yield such time as he may consume to mr. clyburn of south carolina. ms. clyburn: i e gentlelady for yielding me the time. i want to join you in honoring our mutual friend and confidant tracy pugh. robert frost once wrote the two roads met in a wood. and i picked the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. now, i don't argue with robert fros

tracy nix says she forgot little uriel in her car seat. but this isn't the first grandchild to die on tracy's watch. >> i can't forgive it. absolutely not. as a father, i can't. >> plus a husband trembling in a police interrogation room. >> why? >> his wife dead from 47 stab wounds. he said she took her own life. cops said he killed her. >> it had to be me for the butler. we didn't have a butler. >> if he's innocent, why did he say this? >> to? >> was it suicide? was it murder? >> did i. >> do it? lord, please tell me. >> thanks for joining us. we begin with the case against a florida grandmother convicted of leaving her seven month old granddaughter alone in a hot car for hours. tragically, the infant died. and it isn't the first time one of tracy nix's grandchildren would die while in her care. tracy nix was more than happy to help out her daughter kayla, when she needed a babysitter. it was a chance to spend some time with her seven month old granddaughter, uriel. but after picking her up and taking her to a prearranged bible group lunc

tracy: we are very constructive in the market. think it has been the best performer for the past one year, three year, five year. almost comparable to the equity market. the strong performance is due to the resilience of the market. the market has been through a global financial crisis and has been performing well. i think it is the best spot to be. sonali: what do you think of the clo resurgence? do you think this is a place that is relatively safe because of the weight has been packaged or does it pose some risks given the exuberance that is ahead? viktor: the underlying loan fundamentals have been going through a default cycle. but a lot of the defaults are restructurings, and therefore the recoveries are ultimately much higher than you have in a typical bankruptcy situation. therefore, i think the ultimate losses we are experiencing are much lower than the default rates would imply. if you add to that the valuations are quite a bit more compelling in the high-yield space, loans and by extension clos, they look like a great pla

tracy mcgrady. uh, enjoy the day. >> appreciate it. thank you kobe. >> the making of a legend airs tonight at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. >> this part changed my life. >> superman is now. >> nominated for a bafta award for best documentary. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> superman the. >> christopher reeve. >> story february. >> 2nd on cnn. >> with moderate to severe. >> plaque psoriasis. >> my skin. >> was no longer mine. >> my active psoriatic. arthritis joint symptoms held me back. >> don't let. >> symptoms define. >> you emerge. >> as you. >> with clearer skin. >> with tremfya. >> most people saw. >> 100% clear skin. >> that stayed. clear even. >> at five years. >> tremfya is proven. >> to. >> significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness and swelling. >> serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your. doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you nee

thank you eve one councilwoman tracy park. thank you everyone for — councilwoman tracy park.of our public safety— begin by thanking all of our public safety partners, la city fire has over— safety partners, la city fire has over 250 — safety partners, la city fire has over 250 firefighters on the front lines _ over 250 firefighters on the front lines in _ over 250 firefighters on the front lines in the hillsides right now, actively— lines in the hillsides right now, actively fighting this fire, supported by more than 100 firefighters from la county fire as well as _ firefighters from la county fire as well as additional resources from orange _ well as additional resources from orange county, ventura county, cal fire and — orange county, ventura county, cal fire and neighbouring cities including arcadia and santa monica. i including arcadia and santa monica. i also _ including arcadia and santa monica. i also want — including arcadia and santa monica. i also want to thank our partners in law enforcement for their terrific coordinated response with us today. lapd, _ coordinated

tracy morgan. justice sonia sotomayor. of course, j.lo.r: what makes it so special? i went on a fact-finding mission starting with the author who spent 15 years walking. yes, walking across its 71 neighborhoods. and who are we here with? >> my name is ian frazier. i'm known adds sandy to my friends. >> reporter: we are not friends. sandy wrote about his journey in the book paradise, california. you are a writer. you wrote about places all over the world. why the bronx? >> i considered it a blessed place where all kinds of different things happened. the feeling in the bronx is kind of underdogs that won't be underdogs. won't accept it. >> reporter: as for the name, it forest flowed from the oldest forest in the city. >> jonas bronck owned a farm backed up upon this river. and so the river was called bronx river. and then that became bronx land. >> reporter: which eventually became the bronx. once a country retreat for the rich, the bronx was built by the subways only to be nearly destroyed by highways. the cross bronx expressway is beautifu

so traffic is heavy out of tracy. in fact, the drive time is really bad right now.106 minutes from tracy to dublin, so that's a very slow ride. and southbound 680. looking good though, as you make your way towards fremont. northbound 85 through san jose and cupertino is delay free at 16 minutes. the 101 ride in san rafael. also looking good. amanda. gloria. all right. >> francis. thank you. fire crews continue to be spread thin across los angeles county as they try to stop the spread of multiple wildfires. >> and they had a new challenge. a new fire started yesterday evening. that one is called the kenneth fire. it's not far from calabasas. the other two most devastating fires are the palisades fire. also the eaton fire. >> the palisades fire turned deadly. crews finding human remains in the rubble, adding to the death toll across all of those fires, bringing the total deaths now to ten. it is still burning now in the santa monica mountains. it's california's largest january wildfire on record, having scorched almost 20,000 acres and destroying more than 5000 homes.

if you are taking altamonte pass, a little bit slow on westbound, 580 out of tracy, traffic is a little bit slow and along 880 in both directions, it is okay, south of here you will see some brake lights heading into hayward. >>> an investigation is underway after a police shooting leaves one man dead and streets closed in the area, this is showing a large police presence still at ninth street and mission street, a man wanted initiating died in a gunfight with officers. this is after a very long standoff. this happened in the soma neighborhood around 5:00 monday night. the shooter was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the suspected gunman barricaded himself in the nearby building. he was shot and killed during an attempted arrest, the man was armed and they recovered a gun at the scene. >>> in alameda county, supervisors are hours away from appointing a new district attorney to finish out the term of pamela price, seven finalists to become the county's top prosecutor made their case to the public at a community forum this weekend. they include local prosecutors, a ci

but this tracy like, by the way of treaty with north korea, is not directed against any country. russian president vladimir putin. any runs president my suited position are expected to sign the agreement on friday. tech runs top diplomats of bus. so rashi was quick to tell russian state media that the comprehensive strategic partnership treaty doesn't say it's a goal of establishing a military alliance. the common set a recent meeting between pollutants and positioning and took many stun him to edit desire to solidify relations are relations and the cultural economic and social sphere is stronger and improving daily to this end and considering the will being shown by the supreme leader. we should see them becoming stronger the exact nature of the treaty, at least for now is unclear. but media statements referred to the agreement covering all areas of cooperation in sick this, including defense, energy finance, transport and more. on the agreement with north korea leverage mentioned was signed last year. it was essentially a new defense packed. and one that seen at least 10000 north korea

behind me here, you cross over when you're driving on eastbound 580 into tracy. in a few moments, a 13th water agency will vote during its board meeting that started at 11 a.m. this morning. i'm talking about the santa clara valley water district. they're going to decide whether or not to contribute $9.7 million towards the planning and design of this massive infrastructure project that will cost an estimated $20 billion to complete. now, the idea is to build a concrete tunnel that is 36ft in diameter that, as you can see on this map, would take fresh water from the sacramento river and divert it south underground to large water pumps already located in tracy, and then from there would be diverted to other par of the state. and the roughly 27 million people who rely on this water that comes from the delta. for years, former california governor jerry brown, he pushed for two tunnels. governor gavin newsom changed it to one tunnel. the state says the tunnel is badly needed to capture more water during the big rains, and to protect our water supply from major earthq

tracy, the 2 nations hope close the ties will help them to get around what some functions . plus why greenland is keeping a novice eye on developments in washington with donald trump one thing to take over the island. some say it is not for sale, while others sense an opportunity. the menu is mckinna and welcome to the program. is ralph security cabinet has agreed to the 6 week c. 5 deal in gauze of the full cabinet is now meeting to vote on the deals. tons, prime minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have been on and out until to previously claiming the thomas, how to back tracked on parts of the agreement. the fall, right? national security minister, it's an i'll bend of there has threatened to resign. if the c spot is approved, and you mean this new, yahoo says some hostages, still held by homeless could be freed as early as sunday. to use telephone line is director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. any joins us now from brussels. welcome to dw, thank you for your time. can i ask you if you will, confident that this de

tracy, the 2 nations hope close the tides will help them get around. weston sanctions. plus why greenland is keeping a novice on developments in washington, but donald trump one thing to take over the island. some say it is not for sale, while others sense an opportunity. the menu group is mccain and welcome to the program. the as randy cabinet has been missing for the last few hours to approve the tubs of a 6 week c saw and garza. if it pauses the agreement would be implemented in 3 stages. beginning on sunday, phase one would see is riley troops withdrawal from densely populated areas of goza . thomas would release to us the 3 hostages, while israel would free hundreds of palestinian prisoners aid agencies also preparing a relief operation to ease golf as humanitarian crisis. hundreds of trunks heading to gaza, hoping to deliver tons of food and medical supplies. plans are in place for deliveries to begin on sunday. as soon as the cease fire deal comes into effect, helps them who were happy to be crossing the border. because that will be blessed and we will be bless.

i've done the, the, the books but this tracy like, by the way, tracy with north korea is not directed against any country lab ruffles, to address the number as the teacher classes, ranging from western functions to washington's trade policies and issues around industry supplies in europe. us above all of which is the route most k firefighters in los angeles county and the us up preparing for another round of color for wins as they continue to baffle whiles 5, the kind of saves plays, is still the largest with any 17 percent contained, excuse me, it's being binding for a week. on monday, another fire broke out to a neighboring ventura county, north west of ally pumped through more evacuation. what's his life threatening and destructive and wide spread? wins are a already here. for this significant wind event, we're taking in aggressively for past year and the early up, the a staff all available resources, strategically placing fire patrols and engines in the unimed pack did high fire risk areas in the city. this presents elects, pick for defense. secretary has come under intense scruti

we are seeing mostly green, so no major slowdowns other than from the usual tracy to the altamont pass. we also have a report of a big rig crash. this is in the sunol grade on northbound 680 at sheridan road. it's blocking the center divide and the shoulder. we'll keep you updated on that. so give yourself a little bit more time if you're driving in that area guys. >> all right gloria thank you. and this morning we are keeping a close eye on southern california, where dangerous fire conditions have returned. >> crews worked all night on a new fire that started in ventura county, near oxnard around 7:00 last night. it's called the auto fire. this area is in the pds red flag warning we've been telling you about as of this morning. forward progress of that fire has stopped. crews were able to keep the fire from spreading out of a local river bottom. our sister station in la had their helicopter over the fire last night. so here's how their reporter described the scene quickly became a five acre brush fire, and has since doubled to more than 10 to 15 acres in the middle of the santa clara

tracy. he's a deputy fine moslin, the president of the fire department and joins us live now from fresno in california j. so we understand that you're waiting orders to join cruise baffling those fires in los angeles focus briefly to the challenges you and your team will face once we get there. i mean things are looking pretty bad on a well, it's definitely a devastating landscape that, that will be going to we, we do have crews already down there all from the central valley and actually all from throughout california. the mass mutual aid system is designed to, to send help from, you know, all over to who needs at most. so the, the devastation there is pretty significant though. yeah, j and we understand the windows have died down now for a few days. but so how is that helping 5 cruise to increase that containment lines and stuff the blazes i'm just waiting for that for the moment. a very well, that's a great question. and then they'll take advantage of the, the weather when it's kind of as

water from the sacramento river and divert it underground to large water pumps already located in tracyain, a 45 mile long journey, and from there it would be diverted to other parts of the state. and the roughly 27 million people who rely on this water that comes from the delta. now. for years, former california governor jerry brown, he pushed for two tunnels. governor gavin newsom changed it to one tunnel. the state says the tunnel is badly needed to capture more water during the big rains, and to protect our water supply from major earthquakes. the current delivery system relies on levees that could crumble in a big shake and allow salt water to intrude. environmental groups and counties along the delta, including contra costa. they oppose the water tunnel, arguing that the diversion of fresh water would make the delta water saltier, lead to more algae blooms, and hurt the fish who swim in it. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. it's 637 on your tuesday morning taking a live look outside. whoa. look at all the folks out there at t

with cbs' tracy smith. >> hi. >> hell l hello. >> how are you?> i'm adrien. >> very nice to meet you too. >> a pleasure. >> reporter: last month on a boat called the manhattan, adrien brody and i sailed into the new york harbor, destination the statue of liberty. look at this! >> look at this. >> oh my goodness, wow. you've been out here before? >> i have been out here. it's been some time. i spent time with my mom, who is an amazing photographer. >> reporter: his mom is also an immigrant who came to america in 1958. >> my mother and my grandparents fled hungary during the revolution. there was so much unknown and a lot of loss. and all of those sacrifices have kind of laid the foundation for my own existence and what has been accessible to me. >> reporter: adrien brody's immigrant roots make his latest film, "the brutalist," a deeply personal one. it's a sweeping decades' long tale of love and ambition and a complicated american dream, all centered around one man, laszlo toth. >> i'd like to draw something and then present it to you. >> he is a

we have the iranian president here in moscow today, signing a long term, tracy with russia. why? why are we seeing these bridges being built today? well, i think this pass last week before terms and now gratian is true, truly phenomenal. if you look at the various actors around the world, they're all hurrying out to sort of put deals on the table. and it's not only those that you mentioned there a couple of more. but i think many actors are trying to sort of, uh, put that point or, or put them, you know, organize the legacy before tom gets into office because he's such an unpredictable factor. now, uh, getting to the a new world order. i think that's a very interesting term because ultimately what would the countries that i'm talking about is one they want the old world's order. they want to have a world order that is based on the un security charts or the un charter that is um to conscientiously apply. that is not the manipulative that is not to use for slogans, but that is actually apply then, you know, treats all countries as equals treats um, but the whole, the whole rule spa

tracy smith takes a closer look. >> reporter: the monster that roared through l.a. county last week is still alive. but firefighters seem to have it cornered. people have started returning to their homes, or what's left of them. and insurance, if they had it, is a whole other battle. and the focus now is turning from what happened to why it happened and what in the world is next. this disaster is as bad as just about anybody here can remember, but is it really just the new normal? >> nature is telling us i can't take this anymore. i cannot support you if you keep treating me this way. >> reporter: john valiant is the author of "fire weather: on the front lines of a burning world." and he says climate change is making disasters like the wind-driven l.a. fires fearsome. this is not an anomaly. this is the future? >> we can expect fires of this intensity and worse in the future. the types of fires we've seen over the past ten years are qualitatively different from the previous 100 years. >> reporter: wait, wait, wait. the types of fires are different? >> yeah. >> repor

so i'm very excited barry's this to that are tracy's wanting to see if there was a to this or something really had a strong sense of patriotism. so that's how we'd be of these o'clock rarity with the people. because even though he wasn't very distinguished, he was also very young. he wanted to be a citizen. frankly, this was really we have very big weakness. sure. but it was not the end of the case. my mother was just calling to see if there was an element of down to see so it has stopped him. dead, any strikes cold is due by the made especially if we need it was to month for to level the full click on release. she needs funding you thank you, buddy. pick a lot for goodness, good, a dish and you love this or keep going is equal keep arrows this one by friend or death. seizure loving is issue properties. c p u c. quotes unplugged and then don't do the market is going to send it back up, but if it ends in a kid can live what don't use you know, the pro who, what can you come with it instead it shows up on the menu on the 5th 1st opportunity for the of the rock, a nation riddled with land

but as soon as libya is full from stability to chaos, tracy is journey from colonialism. it's a good, the fees are busy on the optim, off of his 2011 over the a piano to move from pyre, dyes gardens in trumbull county in the republic of k. yeah, the composition is about the continent of africa. and today we have talked about lead the this country whose name has changed over the years. one time, the republic of libya at one time, the lead, the autumn drum, i hear the history of libya is a chill cut history. and history teaches us that at one time the great it's controlled media. it fishes us. that'd be awesome. on empire control libya. dishes that they donnelly and control media. it teaches us the frame, schwab, president and lead the. it teaches us that the british were present in libya and we know maybe uh, a lot more recently when senior is the 1st was the king of libya. and lydia came into prominence in 1900 on 69 when a group of young. so it does lead by walmart on the dock fee of a through the mona key of king address. the 1st when that happened. it was revolution. t

and this to tracy is still under 10 percent deep phase one threat audio, a video that's been manipulated with the help of a i took the me tater real person you can be tricked into thinking it person you know, is reaching out to you. for example, cyber criminals can use this technology to cause a lot of damage or one of the examples, if i give you about the ceo of a company in hong kong. his voice and face was impersonated by a scammer. and the, and the money was transferred to another account, what 29000000 euros to prevents such crimes in the future. intrusive, i, trans companies as well as law enforcement agencies and politicians female influence as especially likely to be victims of identity fraud. another example is women, we're the pittsville identity. the fees is free, it's swept with another uh, online influenza and a new e id is created, which is sellable by these scamarus on line. they both such views, both such content and the on money from the disliked entity of their b takes up politicians in india have been used to sway the electorate. the danger is real. the truth is using

the kremlin says the tracy covers trade and military cooperation as well as science, education, and culture. both sides hoping closer relations will help them get around western sanctions. a 5 year old child has been killed in a blaze, the slipped through a refugee camp in bangladesh. around a 100 buildings were destroyed and the world's largest come, the displaced people. it's home to nearly 1000000 wrangler who fled conflict and persecution in neighboring me in the pakistan's, former prime minister and run con, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail. and a corruption case is already behind balls for all the growth convictions. his wife, bushera b. b was given a 7 year jail to the couple had been accused of accepting land from the real estate tycoon in exchange for loan. the money on the us supreme court has upheld a little binding take talk from a pricing and america fund less the platform is sold by its chinese parent company . the justices agree to the risk to national security from tech talks chinese ownership out ways concerns about limiting freedom of speech. the band would come into

tracy, the 2 nations cove close to ties, will help them to get around what's inside the menu this mckinnon. welcome to the program is rel, security cabinet has agreed. the 6 week sci fi deal in the goals of the full cabinet is now missing to vote on the deals. tons minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have been ironed out, bounce off to previously claiming that hamas had back trucks on pulse of the agreement. the far right national security minister, smell bend of the house threatened to resign. if the c spot is approved. as to miss neil who says some hostages, still held by him off could be freed as early as this sunday. and that's chris straight now to the w correspondent, competent i got, who's interested in following developments for us constancy. as we just said, the full cabinet is out this hour discussing the vote on the seas fly a deal. tell us what the main sticking point so so well it seems that the main sticking points are actually a, can you trust hum us and also whether to review these really military operations. early out of there will leaks today that allegedly not

industrial parkway and there is some fire activity at flynn road, if you are heading westbound, out of tracy into the altima. >>> an emerging story we will be hearing about in the coming days, fire hydrants running dry during the southern california firefight, our crews saw this playing out in real time, that is a group of citizens helping out in altadena , they had to fight the fire with buckets of water. that engine was of no use because it had to leave that burning neighborhood to go elsewhere , blocks away to fill up their tanks because fire hydrants were not working. the big question, could hydrants run dry in the bay area during a major emergency? we are looking at what it takes to keep our local water flowing during those critical moments when literally every second counts. watch. >> reporter: the reports of fire hydrants running out of water in los angeles has raised the concerns of many like robin estrada who wonders if the same could happen in her own san jose neighborhood. >> i know this neighborhood was built in 1980, so who's to say how updated it is or if there's things you nee

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, but on the right thing to think about stations, why don't you know the last, if i can, if it was tracy, you're not on my god michael, it's yeah. how do you get to the boat? i mean, you think the nice then? and you of the on so yeah we're now when i'm finding with the the columbia now i feel like i'm what's fundamentally a son. yea. do all these things, choose the. yeah, thank you. all right, and if you, when you get to draw it to try it. thank you very much. gary's magic, great and getting work. yes it to be me. thank you. thank you. thank you. the one that they just started going to yeah, thank you. what is the yeah, i feel a little bit stress, you know, because it's for a free body and for this integrity is not it's not easy to remember in the gene. you need to say it's challenging. yeah. when i was in libya, you know, again the big house in the cube, people that you'll come to scan to come go, you found your, can you just you stay there. there was $11.00 guy, you know, i think he was, he was plus he always come, you know, once a week at night and he has a gun and you know, you said,

.— let's speak to traci park.coastline from lax airport to malibu border and surrounds santa monica. welcome back unto the programme. we talked a couple of days ago and he said that he had seen nothing like it. it has gotten significantly worse from then, hasn't it? it has gotten significantly worse from then, hasn't it?- from then, hasn't it? it has and i from then, hasn't it? it has and i really _ from then, hasn't it? it has and i really want _ from then, hasn't it? it has and i really want to - from then, hasn't it? it has i and i really want to commend our firefighters and i really want to commend ourfirefighters for and i really want to commend our firefighters for their efforts on the ground. this has been nothing short of a heroic effort and the challenges that our firefighters had to confront with the dry vegetation, the wind conditions, the lack of water resources, it has come branded things. the look on the ground at the scope and the scale of this devastation, it feels apocalyptic and the entire pacifi

why don't you know the last if i can, if it was tracy you're not on my god, michael. it's yeah, i actually did it to the board. i mean, you think the now i so then and the of the, of the on so yeah we're now when i'm finding with the, the columbia not i felt like i'm what's fundamentally on sundays in fuel studies. thanks cheese the. yeah, thank you. all right. and if you, when you get to draw it to try thank you very much. gary's magic, great and getting work. yes. it to be me. thank you. thank you. thank you. the one that they just started going to? yeah, thank you. what is the yeah, i feel a little bit stress, you know, because it's a for a free body and for this integrity is not it's not easy to remember in the gene you need to see is challenging. yeah. when i was in libya, you know, again the big house in the cube, people that you'll come skipped yukon goal. you found your con, you just you stay there. there was $11.00 guy, you know, i think he was, he was plus he always come, you know, once a week of night and the he has a gun. you know this in did you send mone

reporter: in los angeles tracy park laments the future of the pacific palisades since many residents,those under or uninsured may never be able to rebuild. >> the reality is that palisades will look and feel different. god does probably end up at nash that is probably inevitable as people decide whether to rebuild. -- that is probably inevitable as people decide whether to rebuild. ♪ geoff: we start the other headlines in venezuela. madero was sworn in for a third six-year term following last year's widely disputed election. he took the presidential oath this morning and declared victory last summer though the u.s. and others recognized the opposition leader it moon go good solis -- it gonzales. >> this constitution is victorious and venezuela is at peace. this act is possible because venezuela is exercising its national sovereignty, popular sovereignty and national independence. geoff: the swearing in comes a day after the key opposition leader was briefly detained during an anti-government protest in caracas. she posted a video slamming his inauguration. >> today maduro consolidates

. >> tracy mark represent pacific palisades in the los angeles city council. >> what happened in theisades over the last several days was not predictable. we already know when there's a wildfire event. our communication systems go down. we know when evacuation process we have bottlenecks. and to see those same issues repeat in what has become the most devastating national disaster is incredibly frustrating. >> parks says the l.a. fire department's budget is inadequate for today's needs. >> we have about the same number of firefighters and fire stations in the city of los angeles that we had 60 years ago. but our demands for service have tripled. >> there's four million people. >> there's four million people in the city of los angeles. be have about 100 fire engines and ambulance out of service sitting in the maintenance yards -- >> why is in the case? >> because they don't have enough mechanics. and here in the city of los angeles we need at least 62 new fire stations to meet average daily demand in our city, not five, not 10, not 25. 62. i hope that this is a wake-up call to all the

i can't tell you -- i'm so thankful for my wife tracy my daughter flew in from london for my wife's birthdayeen unbelievably surreal. that's just the word, but to say and to hear what i'm hearing unconscionable. this is not about red or blue. as you know me, this is about the red, white, and blue. this is why i'm very excited about this new administration coming in. where guys like president trump are going to take action. boots on the ground. we can't have this again. we don't live in a third world country. to say understand that whereby whether water was depleted, there was no power to get the water outside out of the hoses the first responders, the fire department men and women in service i take my caps off to them. supreme have responded. there has been hurricanes and all kinds of catastrophes that we have all lived through i'm one of them now living through it. it's not about the celebrities. there are so many folks who have lost their homes in the palisades next dreafer we are prepared as a state as a nation. great state gorgeous state. we need great leadership. i just want to say bria

tracy park, good luck and thank you so much for taking the time. appreciate it. >>> coming up on chris jansing reports, we will speak to a man who evacuated the palisades fire by walking for miles to safety. more on our continuing coverage, next. coverage, next. ♪ ♪ every now and then i rinse it out! ♪ fights odor in just one wash. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. ♪♪ prilosec knows, for a fire... one fire extinguisher beats 10 buckets of water, and for zero heartburn 1 prilosec a day... beats taking up to 10 antacids a day. it's that simple, for 24 hour heartburn relief... one beats ten. prilosec otc. >>> the chief of the l.a. fire department now says 32,500 people are under evacuation orders. more than 13,000 structures have been deemed at risk. l.a. county fire is calling on fire departments from other parts of california as well as

to get a sense of that cbs's ben tracy revisited a california town that was almost completely burnede ground in 2018. >> reporter: on the road to paradise you can see signs of a comeback. and if you want to hear what that sounds like, all you have to do is visit the only hardware store in town. the source of supplies -- >> are you finding everything you need okay? >> reporter: -- and ideas for people hoping to rebuild their lives. >> if i ever get a house i'm going to come here. >> reporter: mike peterson manages this ace hardware store that somehow survived the deadliest fire in california history. but like most people here peterson lost his home. >> a year ago these three homes here weren't there. >> reporter: when we met him a few years ago, his neighborhood was just beginning to recover. >> you know, i think a lot of people had their doubts about how many people would rebuild. it's nice to see the progress for sure. >> reporter: rebuilding this town nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada was far from certain after paradise was lost to the inferno known as the camp fire. th

. >> i'm tracy richardson, i'm in highway. i me my hope for the future is that we'll be who we've always been, a free, caring people who care for our country and the whole world. i am also a former military. so i really hope that we continue to fund our military. >> i'm john smith from southern california. real blue state. but certainly it's turning red for donald trump. i think he's uniting the country. i think what's most important he'll do today is seal the border and he's going to open up, going to be hard on crime and the economy is going to come back. i think it's going to be very, very quick. donald trump does a lot of magic things to me. i think that's important. i think over the next four years we're going to see the golden age of prosperity. you'll be able to see, it's going to be a good ride, people will be able to afford houses again. this will help the middle class. the middle class will build again under donald trump. >> my name is donna koch, from new jersey. >> i'm also here from new jersey. >> we came to the i

the travel times we expect is below commute westbound 580 out of tracy get on to 580. >>> let's head over to oakland where it was another busy weekend for police investigators. they say robbers targeted businesses including a safeway on sunday morning. da lin has the latest. >> reporter: thieves use a stolen honda accord to ram a west oakland business . one of at least three businesses that were targeted early sunday morning. the owner provided the surveillance footage, showing just before 4:00, someone backed the car into the smoke shop three times to break down the metal security fence. the alarm pounded the whole time, but the burglars had no fear. surveillance footage shows the thieves were there for five minutes, tagging of nike shoes, and other merchandise. the owner of , it is what it is smoke shop, did not want to be on camera, but he tells me the burglars took thousands of dollars with the products and caused at least $30,000 in damage. >> put in glass and putting new glass in. the whole door will get changed. >> reporter: seven blocks away, rudy was replacing a glass door a

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tracy to dublin, 50 minutes.ael to san francisco 15 minutes and antioch to concord 17 minutes. and looking live at our oakland 880 camera. here in the east bay, traffic is flowing freely in both directions of the nimitz. >> amanda reggie aqui at this hour? people in southern california on high alert as the region is facing another round of dangerous fire conditions, a particularly dangerous situation. >> red flag warning is in effect until 3 p.m. today, and we could see more intense winds before relief finally arrives. here's where things stand this morning. with the fires that have beenng. burning for just over a week now. yesterday, officials confirmed another death, bringing the total killed to 25. containment of the palisades fire is improving now up to 18%. it hasn't grown in the past day and remains at over 23,000 acres. firefighters are also making progress on the eaton fire. it is also stayed about the same size and containment is up to 35%. but the big concern this morning are those winds through this af

tracy to dublin 36 minutes san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes. antioch to concord 14 minutes. and we're getting a live look at the golden gate bridge. and you could see that there are still some crews out there. there's some road work that was being done there. this was going northbound on 101 into the north bay, but that should be clearing up soon. that will not impact your morning commute. amanda. >> happening today, president trump is ordering all federal employees and diversity, equity and inclusion roles to be placed on paid leave by tonight. >> and this is according to a memo issued yesterday to the heads of departments and agencies. they've also been ordered to remove dei websites and cancel all training related to the initiative. white house press secretary caroline leavitt provided this statement to abc news. president trump campaigned on ending the scourge of dei from our federal government and returning america to a merit based society where people are hired based on their skills, not for the color of their skin. this is another win for americans of all races, relig

no commute out of tracy, up and over the altamont.g we have is some road work northbound on the carquinez bridge. not seeing any delays. >> all right, sue, thank you. the fbi now says the 42 year old army veteran who killed 14 people in new orls on new year's day, planned and carried out the attack entirely on his own. he rented the truck in texas and drove to louisiana. >> yesterday, a bourbon street reopened to the public. and now a memorial grows for the people who lost their lives. abc news reporter christiane cordero joins us live from new orleans with the latest on the orleans investigation and the measures being taken to protect people who are on bourbon street. christiane. >> hey there, reggie and amanda. so this time yesterday, this whole area around the french quarter was pretty quiet. now it is vibrant once again as the larger community still searches for answers. this morning, bourbon street is back open with security reinforcements and a new warning that stretches nationwide. the fbi and department of homeland security ha

the sacramento river north of us and divert it underground to large water pumps already located in tracy. again, just over the altamont behind me. and then from there, they would divert it to other parts of the state and the roughly 27 million people who rely on this water that comes from the delta. for years, former governor jerry brown, he pushed for two tunnels. governor newsom changed it to one. the state says the tunnel is badly needed to capture more water during t big rains, and to protect our water supply from major earthquakes. the current delivery system relies on levees that could crumble in a big shaker and allow salt water to intrude. environmental groups and counties along the delta. they oppose the water tunnel. they argue that the diversion of fresh water would make the delta water saltier, lead to more algae blooms, and hurt the fish who live in it. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell today in the bay a lot to follow there, bob. all right. thank you for that. let's take a live look outside as we track your tuesday forecast. clear out there overlooking downtown s

westbound coming out of tracy. getting on to 580 all the way to north flynn that's definitely one of the hotspots right now but the good news is we're not dealing with any major accidents or incidents to slow you down. just that usual slow and go commute as you get up on a tuesday morning. >>> well, now to some of the other top stories we're following on this tuesday morning. a louisiana man has become the first american to die from bird flu. this after exposure to a backyard flock. the 65-year-old who had underlying health conditions was the first in the u.s. to be hospitalized with the severe case nationwide. now over 60 human cases have been reported including 36 here in california but health officials say the public risk remains low. >>> well, the contra costa district attorney has charged matthew muller in a previously unreported san ramon kid flapping for ransom. he was convicted in the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins in vallejo which became known as the "gone girl" case. he allegedly confessed to multiple

to take water from the sacramento river before it will get to the delta and pipe it to pumps near tracy, bound eventually for central valley farms in southern california wildfire consumers. they had their starts and stops, moving ahead again. >> and valley water is the ones to consider it. >> reporter: they would be one of the recipients, which would be stored in the reservoir. they were considering whether to pay $9.6 million to continue the planning and permitting process. the agency is estimating their portion of the construction cost would be at least $650 million, but the overall price of the project is continuing to climb, growing from $15 billion to $20 billion in the last four years. and the state is admitting they will only get more expensive. >> the costs are going to continue to escalate. no doubt about that. this won't be the last estimate that we'll prepare. it's intended to support the cost analysis. >> if they think it will only be $20 billion, i bet you it will be closer to $40 billion. >> reporter: they won't be sharing in the cost. she and her neighbors are concerned a

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i also spoke to the city councilwoman, tracy park, and they are detecting a tone change. as of today. there was a city council meeting, anderson. and what they're saying is that there is certainly an urgency now to at least try to fix some of these substantive structural issues. and we have heard mayor bass saying, look, just like the firefighters you've spoken with, that this was an unprecedented wind and weather event, and that having firefighters perhaps right here may not have made that much of a difference. but it does highlight the need to have more fire stations. they estimate they need 62 to be commensurate with other cities of los angeles. the size or just per capita keeping up. and so they believe that because of this wide ranging disaster, that there has certainly been some change as of today. anderson. yeah. >> and the chief was saying those those budget cuts hurt maintenance on vehicles. some vehicles weren't available. kaye young appreciate the reporting. thank you. our next guest, kori rae, was living in pacific palisades at a house he and his wife were ren