on monday, another 5 broke out in neighboring ventura county north west. if i late from take more evacuation, what is life threatening and destructive and widespread wins are right already here . for this significant wind event, we're taking an aggressive lean ford posture and the f. d. a staffed all available resources, strategically placing fire patrols and engines in the unimed pack did high fire risk areas in the city. so how people attempting to recover from the sudden loss with knives changed forever from brussels, is in the pacific palisades, and spoke to one survivor. and what's your home is gone? what do you do next? how do you cope with the emotional trauma? can you contemplate rebuilding? that's what sarah trip on your emergency room physician and mother are for is going through right now. i can't even deal with the grief of my community last and i friends dispersed in my house gone. i have to just get so the stability for our children and i and so in my mind it's house 1st talk to the insurance and fema and see where we are even before the disa

it's been funding for a week on monday, another 5 bro, counts and neighboring ventura county. north west of la punting more evacuation order's life threatening, and destructive and wide spread. winds are right already here. for this significant wind event, we're taking an aggressive lean ford posture and the f. d. a staff, all available resources, strategically placing fire patrols and engines in the unimed pack did high fire risk areas in the city. robles has the latest from the pacific policies, neighborhood of los angeles, and the winds are starting to blow now in areas to the north and to the west of where i am in the san gabriel mountains. and over in venture county, which is north of l. a. county, a winds of up to 100 kilometers per hour have been reported. these are the gusts, but the winds are less in intensity than they were one week ago. exactly one week ago when the worst and the fire, the fires broke out exports so many thousands of hector's and have left more than 90000 people evacuated and, and without their homes. so there are already, uh, as i say, stream wins reported in

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 scrutiny, drawing a confirmation hearing in washington, dc from a fox news host and military veteran p hikes that describes himself as a change agent. the democrats pulls up previous accusations of sexual assault, mismanagement of veterans charities, and to allegations of alcohol abuse takes that says he's a different man. now. when president trump chose me for this position, the primary charge he gave me was to bring the war, your culture back to the department of defense. he liked me once a pedagogy laser focused on police ality meritocracy. war fighting, accountability and readi

comes to the winds, notice again kind of the bull's eye stretching over ventura county, parts of malibu, and then the north and west sections of los angeles. and as we get into the afternoon, expected to pick up and then this red flag warning that goes until 6 p.m, indicating that we could see, of course, those gusts for the next 12 to 18 hours or so, continuing on with very dry conditions, relative humidity out there already in the teens for many parts of southern california. and as we know, the vegetation is tinder dry. so the wind gusts out there at this hour are ranging from 20 to 40mph. could again strengthen as we get into later today and then into tomorrow. that remains to be seen as well. i'll have a better look at what is going on. the current conditions out at the fires in los angeles and what we can expect here at home as well. coming up. >> rosemary thank you. and we're learning that lawmakers in the state senate have canceled the special session hearing scheduled for today on the incoming trump administration and la disaster relief. this comes after the governor announced yesterday plans to expand it t

battling new fires in the the laguna fire sprang up today in ventura county, west of l.a., prompting evacuations. meantime in the mountains northles, the fast-moving hughes fire has grown to nearly 16 square miles. no homes or structures have been reported burned, but more than 50,000 people remain under evacuation orders and warnings. weather officials say high winds and low humidity will keep the risk of fire critical through tomorrow morning, although firefighters have expressed some optimism. anthony marrone, los angeles county, california, fire chief: the situation remains dynamic and the fire remains a difficult fire to contain, although we are getting the upper hand. stephanie: los angeles is still reeling from two other blazes, the palisades and eaton fires. those erupted earlier this month, killing at least 28 people. the eaton fire is now nearly contained. today california governor gavin newsom signed a $2.5 billion aid package to help the city recover from the fires. the mayor of newark, new jersey says xi agents raided a business this week and detained undocumented immigrants and u.s. citizens without a warrant. in

people all around the fire to the north, the south, even the west, even a portion of ventura county is now part of this mandatory evacuation. they deciding that they're likely going to close schools tomorrow. part of the 5 freeway. there is closed right through the area. the governor has said he's going to be sending in resources to help assist the federal government as they try to put this fire out again. these are live images and there is so much smoke coming from this pirates also burning very close to communities. and we'll just see here with the camera zooming in on. so we can see what is likely a cal fire helicopter either assessing the situation are possibly trying to figure out how they're going to contain. it may be due a water drop. and gail all say it's good to see that at least the helicopters like this one from ktla that's giving us these live pictures and also the calfire planes that we've seen dropping retardant. they're off in the air. so the winds, i guess, and the smoky conditions are not impeding them trying to fight this fire from above. yeah, i was just thinking th

in purple which stretch now from east of pasadena, all the way west and north through the san fernando valley into neighboring ventura county, nearly as far north as the resort town of ojai. the purple on the map, they say, could experience wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour. now, if that is the case, if that actually happens and we'll see how long those wind gusts, if they do happen, may be, but that would make it very difficult to get aircraft in the air to put water down. and that wind could pick up these hidden, uh, hidden hotspots, underneath the ground just below the surface of the ground. and i want to show you exactly what we are talking about with these hidden hotspots. i spent the day just driving around in in this area here in the pacific palisades. and this is what we came upon. i want to show you in particular one one area that we were in watching about 30 firefighters go up and down these mountainsides looking for these hidden hotspots. take a look. the battle to save homes in mandeville canyon in brentwood heights has been intense. on saturday, one home in mandeville was consumed by flames, but firefighters fo

purple, which stretch now from east of pasadena, all the way west and north through the san fernando valley into neighboring ventura countyarly as far north as the resort town of ojai. the purple on the map, they say, could experience wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour. now, if that is the case, if that actually happens and we'll see how long those wind gusts, if they do happen, may be, but that would make it very difficult to get aircraft in the air to put water down. and that wind could pick up these hidden, uh, hidden hotspots, uh, underneath the ground, just below the surface of the ground. and i want to show you exactly what we are talking about with these hidden hotspots. i spent the day just driving around in in this area here in the pacific palisades. and this is what we came upon. i want to show you in particular, one one area that we were in watching about 30 firefighters go up and down these mountainsides looking for these hidden hotspots. take a look the battle to save homes in mandeville canyon in brentwood heights has been intense. on saturday, one home in mandeville was consumed by flames, but firefighters f

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ventura county fire department are in unified command. the lafd is now and he's sistine agency. they're currently immediate of evacuation orders in place south no one north of burbank, east of valley circle and westcounty lane road and evacuation warning is in place. west valley circle north of saticoy east of woodlake and self of burbank now be providing a quick update on the palisades fire. current acreage is 19,978. there are currently 5,316 structures that were damaged or destroyed and unfortunately our thoughts and prayers go out to the families. we do have a confirmed 2 fatalities that are now due to this incident. closing. i want to make sure that we think the residents of los angeles for remaining vigilant and this new fire shows that we're absolutely not out of this extreme weather event. i personally want to take and show i should say my thanks and gratitude to all of our firefighters, our first responders and for their families, for all the sacrifices they're relentless efforts in battling this historic fire. and i should make that plural, historic fires. next step we can bring back the mayor. thank you. chief crowley for your leadership and thank you for that update. we'll have critic

north. it goes until 06:00pm on wednesday. but this particular area in west l a in ventura county right now is under what's called the pds, particularlygerous situation that goes from 04:00am tuesday to noon on wednesday. that's the little point. that is probably going to be the toughest as we get into the next couple of days. so today, gusty east winds, low humidity, obviously they get into that potentially dangerous situation. tomorrow will be the worst of it likely in the morning hours. they do have a little onshore flow expected on friday. that would help that will help to bring some of that moisture. and i'm back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our local forecast. all right. well, happening today, san jose has begun to temporarily start to ban rv's. >> in designated areas across the city kron four's joey horta is in san jose at the first location that's being targeted. >> the people who live in these rv's right now on channel with avenue are on, wait and see mode at this point are parked next to the signs that say warning your vehicle may be towed. so there are about 20 of these rv's along channel with they cover about 3 b

ventura county. here, off to the west. watch this time frame closely as we head into 4 a.m. tuesday. extreme fire danger being called a particularly dangerous situation redeveloping across the mountain areas north and west of los angeles. this is going to be from 4 a.m. to about midday on wednesday, where he could see wind gusts once again, getting into the 50 to 70 mile per hour range on those higher mountain tops and the higher hills there of western l.a. county. and because of that, red flag warnings are still in effect for many of those locations where you still have those fires burning around west of los angeles and north of l.a. in fact, as you can see here, that red flag warning has been extended through wednesday. that one two punch of red flag warnings and high wind warnings at the same time set to complicate firefighting efforts on existing fires and the risk for new fires going up and fortunately, over the next couple of days. rob, thank you very much. a as the fires rage , we are hearing more harrowing stories from the burn zones. that includes an altadena man who put his life on the line to save his family's home, and a lifetime of memories. nbc bay area senior investigative report

ventura county right now, ktla or station. they're providing us a lot of these images. they are saying that roughly 19,000 people, including residents of castaic, are being evacuated from communities that are in the south north and west fire. and they're still thousands of more people who are under evacuation warnings. we can see all the smoke here. it is impacting at last check part of the 5 freeway that is goes through that area. this fire his fire is burning just north of santa clarita. it's impacting the traffic there in the 5. they've closed some of on and off-ramps. this fire is just exploding in size. there has been a ground and air attack to try and put it out. we can see all the smoke that is coming from the spire. it said just over 5,000 acres there, 0% containment. but we have seen from some of our images here that there are air attacks happening. they've been dropping water and fire retardant on it. there are so many people, 19,000 people that are being evacuated right now. so there's a massive e0fort right now. is there a saw so many roads that are closed and governor gavin newsom just put out a response to the hughes fire. he put this on ex quote, it says state resources have been deployed to the hughes