elvis and raven hoped this part of downtown l.a. away from skid row would be safe from the authorities. with already he's a must continue to keep l.a. streets clean finally. with a tiny. feeling very good buy. a very. good life drama a lot of fire going through a lot of hardship and so this tiny house the suburban house. after the week that she's had and everything she's gone through on top of the in fragments it's more important now that she gets the house because i don't think she can go much longer with not get any rest. you really feel for the life i do. think. i think. i'm going to face. most things i do in life are out of principle. i was taught that somebody falls down you pick them back up. that's what we should do in life. to remember that you know you got things. you called me and said. you know people sit on the back porch and. look at the stars they want looking up at the tar you know your hats are to see you sit not a bit tired but look at the stars it's got a magic little bit. so finally raven gets her own private spac

downtown l.a. this was -- >> not in 1933. >> just a few weeks ago -- in downtown 1933 until pearl harbor virtually every week if not every two weeks -- somebody was chanting death to jews. >> i have to sigh about that one. so this is a map of home grown, local american nazis. they have a lot of sites how many people are we talking about, is this just a few nut balls murmuring in their base ms. what's had the extent of this? >> well, the bun are actually -- the house nazis in la louisiana went through two. they began hitler sents over a german captain robyn tape in march 1933 to start in nazi organization in los angeles. and then in july 26th, 1933, they held their first open meeting at titleburg now like an americas best homes inn or something like this. just east of -- just west of downtown -- and then eventually by 1936 become the american german bun meetings attract up to a thousand people but i wouldn't say they were all committed nazis my guess is if you're looking at who in l.a. this hard cor

normally when i go to l.a. i go to hollywood or beverly hills for my big-time show business meetings with my big-time show business agents who never return my calls. big-time. but this week i'm going east, east l.a. and boyle heights. those neighborhoods are just slightly more latino than the rest of l.a. by slightly, i mean they're both well over 90% latino. east l.a. and boyle heights are located on the eastern edge of los angeles. geographically it's not that far from beverly hills. but let's just say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settling in east l.a. can be traced by to the early 1900s, when the mexican revolution caused one of the biggest migrations of mexicans into the united states. attracted by plentiful work and escaping government unrest, most mexicans planned on moving back. but as the city grew, so did labor opportunities and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if

l.a. is home to 12,000 it's the largest manufacturing make in l.a. is a hub that devices -- a help that brings hardware or physical devices. this is what a manufacturing brn trust looks like. one person leading that trust is carmen palafox. what is an accelerator? >> the accelerator part is a it's meant to take a start up them tod up time, get the next level. they can use 3-d printers, laser cutters, injection molding soledad: you literally give them >> we give them the tools, training, access. soledad: make in l.a. has invested in 15 teams so far. $150,000 inup to the first four m plus additional capital reserved for the next phase.>> it is thrilliy introduced to founders working on -- to be constantly introduced to founders working on interesting products. dave started a company foe technology. >> the focus is for people to understand the behavior of the soledad: why did you go to make in l.a>> we are based in los an. it was nice to find an hardware. that's rare. gabe's passion for manufait has been a family busi. his grandfather opened a hardwa in

l.a. is a mess. stay safe. >> reporter: lionel richie, who lives in bel air says he's helping family evacuate to a safer place. we're not far away from his ex-wife's home. this is one of the structures that the firefighters could not save. it will be a long night and a tough day tomorrow. >> sure is. hopefully, everyone stays safe. kevin, thank you very much. >>> in other news, "time" magazine announced its person of the year. we should make it persons. the honor went to the women who inspired the #me too movement. that includes t about her sexual assault testimony. i was angry. that's taylor's simple yet powerful explanation for her fierce testimony against the radio deejay who sexually assaulted her in 2013. she became one of "time's" people of the year because she refused to back down or accept blame for the assault. in her first interview about winning the lawsuit in august, taylor tells "time" -- i figured that if he would be brazen enough to assault me. imagine what he might do to a vulnerable,

his biggest car market l.a. is one of the most significant automobile shows in america and latin head of marketing for porsche says his company loves l.a. and he was a fan of these i don't love affair. here's how porsche presents its new dynamic duo the seventy thousand bucks here g.t.a.'s and the seven eighteen came in g.t.s. are the top models in their ranges. i'm going to beat him in the complaining says that despite all the talk about connectivity and digitalisation many customers want something pure and filtered and analog i think it's not us police just us us is it because you just can see to me and i look. porsche wants to cater to those desires with a new nine eleven karate luring the peeress are it's reduced weight manual transmission and mechanical rear differential lock. meanwhile toyota has a new version of the camry this compact mid-range sedan has been around since one thousand nine hundred eighty three and although it is a top seller in much of the world it's not on offer in europe. toyota's luxur

same in l.a. eagles fans are the best traveling fans in the l.a. they did it again, taking over a football stadium. did a great job. >> make it feel like home game. in the chase for the number one seed watching the score board today. jamie apody has a look around the league. >> ducis, brian. my dad was out in the stands. he was one of those fans in eagles green. they had to win tonight to clinch the division because the cowboys did their part earlier in the day. although santa delivered for the giants fans they got it. eli manning back in as the starting quarterback for new york. unfortunately, he couldn't gift the win too. the cowboys dak prescott stole the show. 50-yard touchdown pass to dez bryant. the giants fall to 2-11. the eagles have them next week. the panthers and the vikings. late fourth quarter, game tied at 24. the quarterback goes 62 yards. lands inside the viking's 10. sets up this leaping touchdown. his third of the day. the panthers win 31-24. for now that knocks the vikings out of the top spot in the nfc. the eagles have that. and

rams but the l.a. lakers. of course, last time they matched up well, joel embiid had that he i can game career high 46 points, once again lakers in philadelphia tomorrow night. >>> meanwhile, the fly guys, looking to bounce back, can they make it two in a row? that would be nice, tonight they hook up with edmond ton, flyers, fly guys, finally snapped that 10 game losing streak on monday begins calgary. puck will drop in edmond ton at 9:30. >>> don't forget, this saturday, one of the best events in all of sports, one of the greatest rivalries, the army/navy game, you can catch it right here on cbs-3. once again army/navy right here on cbs 36789 meanwhile here in southern california one other note for you i mentioned it earlier in the show, l.a. rams had to cancel their practice today because of the wild fires going on here in southern california so they could not have their 90 minute situation or practice i should say, i wand shore thaw will affect the game on sunday that is store friday angels stadium, i'm don

. >>> the wizards plays an early game in l.a. and an in cred z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy >>> the wizards in the middle of the five game road trip started playing good basketball. it helps when your guard goes next. playing with the high level with the absence wheel. and in los angeles today. and the redskins as well. john wall still out with the knee. but good to see him getting warm up before the game. crazy game here. fourth quarter, wizards down, porter, nine of 30 on the road trip into this game. hits his fourth 3. wizards up one. and then the off balance shot and wizards back in front. 20 seconds left and rivers for the lead. no. jordan kicks it back out to him and doesn't miss a second time. l.a. takes a one point lead. wizards next possession to bradley beale. look at this, strong to the hoop and bucket and the foul they take a two point lead with eight seconds left. one more chance for the clippers. lou williams nothing but net. game high 35. the clippers up one with 1.2 on the clock. wizards get a finally look and all zero

and the latest from the l.a. auto show. this year's los angeles auto show as always is a showcase for american brands like cadillac and g.m.c. here you'll see huge cruisers and bronnie pickups with plenty of power under the hood just what americans like best. some of the best known examples are the ram truck and the lincoln navigator. but other renowned manufacturers are showing off their latest models in l.a. to. receive museum she had copious mergers points out california is the u.s. is biggest car market l.a. is one of the most significant automobiles. shows in america and that left a lot in the head of marketing for porsche says his company loves l.a. he was a fan of these i don't love affair. here's how porsche presents its new dynamic duo the seventy thousand box their g.t.s. and the seven eighteen came in g.t.s. are the top models in their ranges. meant to be aided him in the home planning says that despite all the talk about connectivity and digitalisation many customers want something pure unfiltered an analog thin

free ways. >> this is freaking crazy. >> on the ridge above bel air one of l.a.'s most exclusive neighborhood as flames raced up the hillside, multimillion dollar homes laid directly in their path. a battle on the ground became desperate. you can see the fire burning ininside it this home right now. the staircase and burning through the garage door even the roof of the home. nothing fire fighters can do. >> just a few minutes later. part of the roof crashed down. from the air, the extent of the damage became apparent. plumes of smoke stretching for miles above los angeles. back in bel air. >> see the flames shooting through the roof of this home. doesn't matter how much water they put on the fire they can't seem to put it out. >> doing the best we can. really difficult task. >> just looks like no amount of walter is enough. >> no, it's not enough. >> no amount of firefighters was enough kabood's home. >> this is my neighbor's house. it's going to burn down. please tell them to come. >> he hosed down as much as he could. the fire next door. >> what is it like to se

take a look at wentz leaving the l.a. coliseum tonight. he is carted off wearing a brace around that left knee. it obviously looks very serious as wentz leaves los angeles tonight. he did not want to talk about the injury or the eagle's clinching. but tweets out, he appreciates the prayers from eagles fans, and, of course, his teammates. >> it sucks, you know? because more so for carson as a person, as a friend and a teammate. and what he puts into the game and his preparation to not have him or see him go down in that fashion. right we are on a night like this. sucks. >> the nfc's chance. but it's emotional. a guy you work with every day. you think the world of. i know i said earlier, i think he's going to be mvp. but it's not easy. but i know this team will step up and rally no matter what. see what happens from here. >> we have lost a lot of guys this year. a lot of feet on the football field. we got to step up and keep playing better. we got to play for those guys. >> reporter: so what if the eagles have to play without carson wentz go

edgar hoover did not order his bureau to investigate the head of l.a. and the entire western region and the number two nazi in america they did not order him to be put under surveillance until the middle of november 1941 and then three weeks later. >> we need to open for questions one thing a like to ask about is the police chief and the share of santa the fbi refused to do anything there are a few good guys. >> yes. the biggest - - commanders zacharias was the goodest. he became the head of naval intelligence on the west coast looking over the information that lewis was sending him and shot his everything he sent him turned out to be true so he was the closest ally in the fight and the indirect ally he had the associate spymaster who had begun spine with his uncle who was ostia's -- austrian born and berlin raised and living in germany during world war one captured and sent to what camp then went back as the scots -- despite to the u.s. army then he and his nephew started to spy on their own so much so that the editor found out about it and said i want

. >>> shouting it loud, proud in l.a. sports director don bellies with eagles fans who have made that trip out west to see today's match up with the rams. >>> today is sunday december 10th, good morning everyone i'm jan car bay owe. lets start off with the forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, snowy, icy, cold. >> that is thing you have to watch for icy conditions on the roadways, i saw shine, sheen on the way into work this morning. than aware if you are out and about while we're in the early part of the day. heading in the afternoon temperatures will climb to 40 degrees. it will feel chillier. we will see some melting later on today. let me show you storm scan three notice we have ongoing lake effect snow showers in central and western pennsylvania, we are dry for now but we're going to tap into a good amount of sunshine but could see a snow shower in the poconos. lot snowfall totals from yesterday. reading around 6.9, that is a winning amount and cherry hill around fiv

this map illustrates how much of the l.a. area is consumed by flames. let's bring in jay gray who joins us live in ventura. just describe what you're seeing and what you're breathing and if this fire, from your perspective, could reach into santa barbara. >> reporter: yeah. you have to believe especially when you hear things like you guys were just talking about. this could be the worst conditions they have seen as far as these fires are concerned. tell that to people like this whose homes have been completely destroyed. they have seen the worst of what these fires have to offer. these homes like so many across this community and the strike zone right,000 just left in shambles, ruins, rubble and ash. nothing is salvageable as many have come through the area to get a brief glimpse of what, if anything, might be left here. fires are growing. that's major concern. we did get a bit of a break from the wind today. that's the good news. it allows fire teams to move in and establish a bit of a foothold. no control. i don't want to make it seem like they have a

l.a. holds on 113-112. beal frustrated with the decision making at the end of this one. >> i don't get it. we ran it. we had a great play. now that you that gives the defense a chance to set up. change things and now we got to go back and try to change them to the different play. the ball in the corner. that's a crazy rule. there's nothing we can do about it. the official said there was nothing they could do about it. it was what it was. >> college hoops, college park. gardener web second half. maryland by 15. herder missing the layup. bender for the putback. 4.7 boards. less than a minute later, cowen buries a 3. maryland wins for a third straight win 82-60. >> santa's littele helper. georgetown by 10. a putback dunk. hoyas by 12. later in the first, picket spots up from three beyond the arc. extending the lead to break. second half hoyas by 14. erickson, offensive rebound, putback and a foul. georgetown by 17 after the free throw. they improved 8-0 on the year. 83-74 the final. zbl >>> and baker may field

i was just back and forth to l.a. i see more incidences of medical emergencies than somebody having one too many. jesse: we got to go. i wish you guys a merry christmas and don't drink too much on the flights. still ahead. house party bros fighting city hall. >> house parties were the bedrock of my development as a young man in and clemente. >> my name is chad kroeger. i'm an activist and house party enthusiast. i have been in deep despair knowing hollywood is trying to outlaw house parties in the hollywood hills. house parties were the bedrock of my development in san clemente. his parents were in tahoe so we tore that weekend up. it was epic and i was super stoked. my newfound confidence gave meet courage to ask out the most of popular girl in school. she rejected me and i had to go with stacy mcmillan but i didn't care because i was so amped on chugging with my boys. that's what house parties do. >> thank you, l.a.'s version of bill and ted please come forward. >> we won't went to this party at been jis and it look

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l.a. times reports had he he and a his partner plan to become marijuana distributors. they'll goal is to get their product into pot shops early in the year. he sees the market as a form of public service and as a way to help fund his kid's college tuition. he has held numerous political offices including serving as the state attorney general. >>> out of sight, out of mind. not so fast says one bay area police department. >> the new warning tonight for holiday shoppers who think their items are safely stashed away from potential thieves. >>> the common item that's led to violent and in some cases deadly robberies. >>> and a merry christmas for this bay area family. we catch up with the military man as he sees h >>> a warning tonight for holiday shorps from san mateo police. they're reporting thieves are trying to break into car trounks steal purchases. they seja happens is the crooks will watch to see what shoppers drop off and then try to pounce. this is a fairly new tactic. in the past we've heard of items being fwleeng if someone can see them. they say they're active

to l.a. we're going to explain. >>> and if you were with us earlier this morning, boy, the fog came in in earnest. right now delays of 1:17 at sfo, hazy here and across the bay in oakland and hayward, the sunshine will be with you this aftern >>> it's 11:11, welcome ba the one size fits all approach to dieting doesn't work for all people. they took 1,000 people and tested their blood sugar after every meal and found that different people react to the same food differently. >> we've been trying to search for that silver bullet diet that would work for everybody, and we've been miserably failing and that's because the best diet for each person has to be tailored to that individual. >> to use their algorithm to design your own diet, you would have to be initially willing to prick your finger after each meal to see which foods to avoid. while this approach is interesting, nothing supports it quite yet. >>> researchers say going meatless just one day a week could improve your health. plant-based d

look at that temperature in l.a. today, over ten degrees above normal. and even though the winds relax this weekend, we're still talking about fire growth here due to the very, very dry air in place. diane, kendis? >> temperatures, ten degrees above normal. that's helping these flames. justin, thank you. >>> now to washington where the president's older son has been grilled by members of the house for nearly eight hours. >> sources say donald trump jr. was questioned on three topics, the june 2016 meeting, conversations with wikileaks, and past trump organization business. he refused to reveal details about conversations with his father after the trump tower meeting. committee democrats may seek a subpoena to compel trump jr. to adviser michael flynn was reportedly texting with business associates about a nuclear deal during trump's inauguration. that's according to a whistle blower. who has spoken to congressional investigators. the whistle blower claims the texts sent a plan to build nuclear reactors with russian partners was good to go. flynn also sai

he suffered the season-ending injury in sunday's win in l.a. nick foltz takes over at qb starting this sunday against the giants. >>> coming up in sports we'll hear from eagles teammates about why they are confident about heading to the playoffs with foltz under center. >>> tonight, another setback for rapper meek mills' legal fight. pennsylvania superior court denied the hip-hop star's latest request tofor bail. last week his lawyers asked for him to be released on bail. he is locked up in chester on probation violations. >>> philadelphia is suing over a bad smell that neighbors in holmesberg keep complaining about. councilman bobby henin announced a lawsuit. neighbors say a stench comes from the company's plant where they make and supply mulch. one woman told us the smell is so bad sometimes she can't even sit on her own porch. the company declined comment on the lawsuit today. >>> tonight, police are trying to figure out why a dump truck toppled over on a small street in north philadelphia and spilled 60 gallons of fuel. it happened around 1

sports director don bell following the bird this week in l.a. for match up of the nine pneumonia three rams and 10-two eagles. look for his live reports beginning today on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> two winningest programs in college basketball over the last five years met in the gym i v classic in new york city last night, it was the first ever match up between number four villanova and number 12 gone saga mickle bridges put on a show in front of the crowd at madison square garden , that three gives nova a five-point lead, phil booth played three games last year but he is back, and that knee injury behind him and that puts cats up 15. booth had 20 points. bridges was looking to powe, great valley high school alumni made a name on a national stage, many believe he could be a first round pick he had a career high 28 points including five, three that block right there, neff a wins 88-72 to remain undefeated. >> tuesday night colin kaepernick promised quote with or without the nfl's platform i will continue to work for the people. did he

. >> firefighters in southern california racing against time and intense winds as all of l.a. county is under an extreme fire danger warning. good morning. >> some say the worst wind danger they've ever seen in terms of wildfires it is thursday, december 7, 5:00 a.m. in the east. live in california in a few minutes. >> up first eight grueling hours of testimony from donald trump jr. its awhat he refused to held house members is what's getting all the attention. the main focus of the close the door session, a june 2016 meeting at

. >> playing on the west coast against the l.a. chargers. still hard because l.a.'s got two teams now and you have to retrain -- >> why two, though? why did they have to take san diego? >> they also have usc in l.a. redskins are there. >> they're there, and they'll need a lot of help if they want to avoid missing the playoffs for the second straight year in a row. coach expects his team, though, to still play hard. >> the mental makeup these guys have, i think they're going to move forward the best they can and compete and try to win a game. >> well, the redskins take on the chargers in l.a. at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> and we all know how much fun playing in the snow can be. this is a cute story coming up. so do the animals living at the smithsonian national zoo. >> yeah. some snow fell yesterday, and guess what, panda bear was out. look at that. a little roll down the hill. this is adorable video you've got to see here from the national zoo. they tweeted out this video of mei xiang, one of the giant snow. the zoo says, this is really interesting, listen to this --

they're all over this beach representing all throughout l.a. i'm even rocking my trust the process t-shirt. we've got markelle, we've got jo-jo, dario and ben, it's all philly here in l.a. and we'll have that story for you at 11:00. that is the story here from santa monica beach. i'm don bell for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> love the shirt, done. thanks so much. not too jealous. >> can you believe this guy. >> seriously. >> he's got the waves behind him. >> of course the fans are traveling. look at the weather. >> it's freezing here. okay, all right. we'll leave him alone for now. stay with us everyone. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> lauren it's been hours. i see the snow is still sticking around. >> it continues to fall at this hour. reduced visibility as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. we're at 30 degrees. northwesterly wind up to 9 miles an hour feeling like 22 degrees. winter is here and storm scan3 showing us we're still packed in with that snowfall. seeing a little bit of break across portions of south jersey but where you see

out loud funny and i really think it will scott now pretty good chance to maybe go on and maybe go to l.a. maybe maybe do some do some work at the oscars in a couple of months excellence of this square but what about some of the other highlights yeah i mean the open for war it's always really political and this year was no exception and for me the most impressive moment was that there's a german director who's also president of the european film academy he gave a really passionate speech. against nationalism which as you know is rising across europe and he decried nationalism scullion the old sickness of europe and he called the people in the crowd which are all filmmakers to stand up against that and said what you're what we need is more europe and more diversity and that's definitely what was on display tonight because unlike maybe some of the other film awards out there the european film awards are all about diversity you have this incredible range of filmmakers and and film styles across the entire with stephanie not a political overture is now what about direct and they are watching

here's l.a. and here's ventura county. and if i squeeze in closer, santa paula is not off highway 101. there's highway 101. santa paula is closer to highway 126. and that's where the fire is burning out of control. and the anchors are covering that for you. and let's take a look at the winds. the advisory for the hills has expired. oakland, 12 miles per hour. eight for napa, novato,

made the big joke, l.a. to l.a. complete, only took eight hours 20 minutes. >> so she was on there with her husband john legend. >> yeah. >> they look like they were riding in first class. >> they'll okay. >> but that coach, i have made that flight in coach. were they compensated? do we know. >> we know that the airline put them up in hotels. and then rebooked everyone on new flights. so everyone is on their way now. so, again, that's a significant cost to the airline as well, to turn your flight around and put people up in hotels and rebook them on new flights. and all because of what they are calling ha administrative mix-up. >> terrible. all right. rene marsh thank you for that. that is it for me t for international viewers next with don lemon newsroom starts right now. >>> top of the hour i'm don lemon everyone in for brooke today. we begin with the growing criticism. russian investigation that calls for out right purge at one of the nation's intel agencies. congress manning francis rooney, a florida republican

give actual meaning to the term hell scape l.a. friends please stay safe where the fires have been raging in bel-air home to some of southern california's most famous mansions media mogul rupert murdoch's thirty million dollars property is set to have suffered damage turkish president reza typer to one has begun a two day official visit to greece the first by a turkish head of state in sixty five years after arriving in the capital athens he is due to meet prime minister alexis tsipras to discuss relations between the neighboring countries both are members of nato but their relationship has been rocky for decades occasionally even going to the brink of war greece and turkey have tried to normalize relations in recent years but there are still thorny issues to resolve. greek turkish relations have been tense if not adversarial for decades the two countries have disagreements over three major issues the island of cyprus control of parts of the aegean sea around the two countries and recently the migration crisis. cyprus was granted i

authorities say a wildfire that destroyed six homes in the exclusive bel air section of l.a. was sparked by an illegal cooking fire in a homeless encampment. the camp was abandoned when firefighters uncovered it. officials say they plan to start looking for such encampments and will notify police. >>> we come back in a few minutes and will take a look at the firefighter down in l.a. and our possibility of a heightened fire danger friday night into saturday and some breezy conditions will kick up around here. for now it's kind of calm out there as you can see on sutro tower. it's either pretty good to moderate. that's the pink on the map to your left which is pretty much from, say, the bay bridge southward to highway 237 in the south bay. a look at what will happen later on. poor air quality in the north bay. the north bay, the central bay and the coast tomorrow. keep our fingers crossed, maybe the smoke will disperse so we don't have to worry about that. temperature 43 in sunny side. lake merced the coolest spots in san francisco. everyone else mid to upper 40s. temperatures

i was just back and forth to l.a. i see more incidences of medical emergencies than somebody having one too many. jesse: we got to go. i wish you guys a merry christmas and don't drink too much on the flights. still ahead. house party bros fighting city hall. >> house parties were the bedrock of my development as a young man in and clemente. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms, or if you've received a vaccine or plan to. inflamma

mild in l.a. at 72. a closer look at the bay area forecast what you can expect for the holiday inn a few minutes. >> sounds good, drew. thanks. >>> a celebration of life was held to honor the firefighter who died fighting the thomas fire? ventura. >> he serve for the last eight year. our reporter has the story. >> reporter: there are fire trucks farther than you can see. so many people showed up. it took nearly 30 minutes for people to file into the church. a final salute for one of their own. >>s it probably ironic that two days before christmas that we have a celebration of life. i really do believe that cory iverson was a gift given to all of us. >> reporter: this was personal for the chief. >> at the end of the day we are truly a family. >> cory iverson was one of his brothers but his heart aches for his widow. >> it is our extended family. >> reporter: his grief compounded by guilt. >> it this happened on my watch. >> reporter: nearly 2,000 people turned out to honor cory. >> i was able to see him h

>> it's the worst feeling in the whole world. >> reporter: that's l.a. county fire coming in with a water drop here. they have a bit of a break in the wind, so they're trying to take advantage of it, keep the fire from advancing over this hillside, but, jeff, those really heavy winds are expected to pick up again tonight. >> glor: carter, thank you. a photo from space shows smoke from the fires drifting yesterday hundreds of miles into the specific. since then the fires have grown and plumes have thickened. russell begaye tells us david beg now tells us there is a new warning tonight about the wind. >> reporter: jeff, as the wind shifted, that toxic smoke blowing off shore is now starting to blow back on shore, in areas of ventura county where the thomas fire is burning. officials have put out an alert to residents in the county telling them there will be a severe impact on air quality and visibility. as you look up at the sun, it's as if day turns to night in the middle of the day. right now firefighters are putting out hot spots. this area burned this

the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution your craft someone wanted touring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and this is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton filling in for those who celebrated christmas we hope you had a great day from everybody here at boom bust and on this day december twenty sixth in eight hundred sixty five the inventor of the great patent in the u.s. the first coffee percolator james mason franklin massachusetts invented it and he was one

the thomas fire north of l.a. is now 50% contained, and we've learned a cooking fire at a homeless camp is now blamed for starting a fire in riverside county, as well as the one in bel air. as for the nation's temperatures, they're mostly moderate. a storm is bringing rain and thunderstorms from texas to the carolinas through tomorrow. atlanta will see 64 degrees. miami 82. >>> coming up, a decision from president trump's nominee for a federal judge after he struggled to answer some basic legal questions. >>> and also ahead, caught on camera, a home goes up in flames. how a high-tech doorbell sounded the alarm. >>> and a 5-year (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> have you ever tried a