Big shout out to our amazing firefighters and the firefighters from out of state and Canada 🇨🇦 who are working tirelessly to save lives and try to contain these fires.
It is devastating. And, also having lived in that neighborhood.....not everyone is rich.....and whether you are rich or not, this is a horrific time for so many people. LA is suffering for sure.
Any one who disparages this fire in any way has to realize that it affects all people living in the area. My son is there as a student just 8 miles away from the Hollywood fire. Not only is he still near the danger zone but his job has been affected. His primary job has been delivering for the various apps. They are now down. Many business that burned will also see their employees without jobs. So unless you can respond in a positive and heartfelt manner one should keep still .
People focus too much on the “Hollywood” of the area. They don’t realize that the vast majority of residents are regular everyday folk. I’ve spent time in LA and met a lot of regular residents who are just like most people. Living day to day. Regular lives. They just live in an extraordinary place.i
@nannerz1994 Injust got a report that all the cell towers on Top of Easton or being turned off because the fire is 100!ft away ..who knows if it's true but I Assume it might be because of that?!
I live in western Oregon, where we are in our rainy season. Some ask how do I stand it and I always respond, we're going to need every single drop to avoid having fires decimate this place. I have a good friend I've known for most of my life, who had to evacuate her home. Thankfully she, her husband, daughter, grandchildren, and pets found shelter in Santa Barbara.
I'm from the Eugene area and live in SW Washington and I always try to give people perspective when they complain about the rain. It can be frustrating when April comes around and you're desperate to get outside yet it still rains everyday, but it's preferable to drought 100%.
In California we did receive record rainfall this past winter and spring, but the problem was that it resulted in a LOT of vegetation that ultimately dried out from extreme heat this summer and no rain this fall. Excess dried out vegetation/fire fuel, lack of seasonal rain, and hurricane-force winds were the perfect recipe for disaster here.
My heart is with the people of LA. As long as we continue to not prioritize fighting climate change and passing environmental policies that can prevent or at least mitigate events like this, it will only continue to get worse.
Praying for Matt’s aunt and his family. Sending up prayers for all of L.A. County. Praying for homeless individuals and shelters. Just, praying for everyone. Thank you to the firefighters and first responders.
@@BillBarr4President Unfortunately, they do NOT pay their fair share pro rata in comparison with the ordinary working class. They hire expensive Accountants and Lawyers to find tax loopholes and to ensure they avoid paying their fair share.
@@agf1700 The top 1% of earners pay 40.4% of all federal income taxes. The top 10% pay 76%, and the top 25% pay 89% of all federal taxes. What would you consider a fair share?
Thank you Whoopie and all of you for the kind words. From someone who has lost everything. People are saying the palisades are full of rich people who can rebuild. I am a nurse practitioner who is on a work visa from Canada and all my family is in montreal. My husband l, also a nurse, and we have lost everything and our apartment is a hole in the ground. We are devastated and heart broken. We don’t know what to do and are so overwhelmed. Not everyone in the palisades are rich and famous. Two doctors I work with and another nurse practitioner that I know of have lost their houses. We all work with cancer patients trying to fight to cure them and put our patients before ourselves. We don’t deserve this and the negative comments from people are very hurtful and distressing. We appreciate you guys and everyone who put their lives at stake to try and save what they can with the resources available to them. Now to figure out where to start 😢
I like how they mention how 100,000 people have been affected by this and then they proceed to mention how celebrities were affected… you know the 1%. I like how they mention how they are people too but when homeless people get their tents destroyed by the police and arrested for being homeless there is silence. When all of the underpaid writers, animators, VFX and CGI artist, background designers, wardrobe and make up artist lose their homes because they can’t afford to live in LA while their actor peers make millions there is only silence. I have no empathy for the 1% who let’s be honest doesn’t care if we live or die.
Do you know what the firefighting budget is in LA? It's 837 million dollars. The amount you're speaking of wouldn't cover the majority of the area effected and, I might add she did not start this fire.
Yes but they stopped all forest maintenance. Do your research. No fire breaks because of a mouse. No back burns because of funds. No removal of fallen trees because of eco bs....
Karen Bass called for Ted Cruz to quit when he was in Mexico during the Texas ice storm a few years ago. Well, she was in Ghana when this fire happened. Should she also support anyone calling for her to quit?
@@TicklerDudeCruz left in the middle of the storm, abandoning his constituents. Bass was already out of the country before the wildfires hit. She came back. What’s your point?
Its like he didn't even need to make an intro because they are asking the same questions he answered already. Seems like they recorded 2 separate segments
Its not the Majors fault..unreal....Im old enough to remember when Malibu burned up back in 83...and that was when Regan was in office...this is just California life. ....sucks...but it happens EVERY year...and Multiple times.
1:38 I believe this is a good opportunity to rethink how houses are built in this area. Maybe future buildings and houses should be built using none flammable materials like stones and bricks etc. Look at all the chimneys still standing.
Trump said back in 2017 to clear the floors of the forests and redirect the millions of gallons of water to CA and they said no. This is where you are now, in a fire with no water.
The foothills are not forests. The foothills are owned by the FEDS not the state. No amount of water can stop an urban wildfires in hurricane force winds.
@@brenrenn8306He was talking about using UV light therapy in the lungs. Your TDS blinds you from common sense. I hope you’re not dreading January 20th too much.
It would be nice to have him explain how spot fires start from embers. Not ashes but large burning embers carried by winds. We’ve had burning branches land in our yard from a fire over the mountain from us where we live. Going to have to change construction to fire proof materials, metal roofs, fire proof landscaping. Must be proactive instead of blaming everyone else.
I'm watching and keeping tabs on what's going on in Los Angeles for the last few days and the best (?) way I can describe it is just biblical... Its absolutely terrifying to see on air happening. 15,000+ acres in Pacific Palisades gone and a further 10,000+ acres in the second biggest fire in the LA area, Eaton completely destroyed... I hope the LAFD can stop the current situation before more people perish in the city. 💛💜💛
Why aren't we hearing anything about animals? Buildings don't have feelings, but animals do. It's always this way. I would love to have updates on animals: who got out, where they are, what they need.
Is their a list of agencies that need ,Blood,Cash etc...I have a feeling this is gonna take awhile ...I need to help but dont know where to give that help to .Bless California and all its Angels ..
Don’t forget to mention that the insurance companies have stopped fire coverage in their policies. These people have lost everything, and won’t be able to recover.
He will never take any responsibility for not managing the forests properly. He will finish his term as Governor, then he will run for President in 2028. He probably will get the Democratic Party nomination
I have a question. This happens every single year and every year you know its coming. 1. How are you sooo unprepared for it. 2. Why isn't there multiple plans for when this happens.
To answer your question, it’s very difficult to prepare for these types of erratic disasters. As someone who lives in LA now, but who spent 20 years in Florida, where you can expect hurricanes every single year as well, there’s only so much you can prepare for. The night all of this started, the winds were ranging at 100 mph, which was unprecedented and worse than any hurricane I’ve ever lived through. Even if we had all the water in the world, the rate of which these fires were being spread was exponential, as the winds were blowing embers everywhere very quickly, setting ablaze literally hundreds of acres within an hour. Is there more that can be done? Of course, always. Just as there is anywhere in this country. But I do have to give a lot of credit to the first responders, the firefighters, and especially all the people in these areas who took the evacuation notices seriously, which is the reason why the death toll is so tremendously small compared to the vast amount of damage that was caused. Literally thousands of buildings and homes destroyed overnight, with less than 10 deaths. And I think everyone living in these areas deserves a huge shout out for taking this seriously, and doing everything they can to preserve their own lives and the lives of their neighbors. The amount of people last night that had to flee these evacuation zones, and thankfully did, combined with the amount of people in safe zones who housed all these people overnight, combined with all of the firefighters and first responders who have been going at this for three days straight- they all deserve credit for doing everything they can to prevent this situation from being far far much worse than it could’ve been.
@@CL12356 WRONG. Santa Ana winds happen all year long in So Cal. Fires happen every year in So Cal. Nobody is doing anything to mitigate these fires. It's not the Firefighters fault, it's the politicians that have put them/us in this situation by not clearing dead brush and reducing water supplies. You're just another tone deft lefty..
This is sad. Hopefully, it was not intentional. However nothing like Rosewood in 1923. Many of those and descendants never recovered, may this outcome be different. They should ban fire in dry areas.
Did he cause the drought? Did he create the wind? What more do you think anyone could have done? Do you expect elected officials to resign every time there is a tornado or hurricane?
@@MaijaKarklins The weather conditions have existed for the last 35 years or more. He just mismanaged preventative measures and the ability to respond to a well known threat.
@@MaijaKarklins His mismanagement of this state is what's causing these issues. He's more worried about DEI than he is actual issue that affect the people living in this state. He should've mandated forestry clearance and upkeep. Nothing has been done in these high fire areas in over 30 years. Ridiculous.
The LA City Fire Department was assessing the impact of a $17.8-million budget reduction in the weeks before the Palisades Fire. Mayer Karen Bass & Governor Gavin Newsome are responsible for not having our state ready to handle fires. 80% of firefighting / management is done before a fire. Nations with large forest areas implement various strategies to prevent fires, including forest management practices like controlled burning (prescribed burns), tree thinning, proper tree spacing, planting fire-resistant species, removing underbrush, monitoring for pests, and educating the public about fire safety to minimize fuel loads and reduce the risk of large-scale wildfires.
I’m hoping that when they say. I’ve not seen “anything like it”, they mean LA. Why is MAUI not a model to learn from? Folks burn in their car! Why can’t we dump water prior to this forecast? Would it make a difference?
High winds and dry conditions caused a tree to fall on a power line then the fire spread faster than the firefighter could contain it. It was NOT caused by Climate Change
Know some California Forest fire fighters they work their tails off to control fires. Some are sucessful other not so much. Those who lost everything will have to fight with insurance We live in Florida and insurance companies have pulled out and left people with nothing.
It happens EVERY Year in Los Angeles. You would think by now they would have done Preventative Forrest Management and built fire blockages and water systems.... mismanagement of city funds
Joy, does it look worse than Gaza after the what the Israeli army has done to it? Rich or poor no one deserves to lose their home. I hope they can get the fires under control and people are at least safe and secure.
Losing your home, your neighborhood, your community… it’s devastating no matter how rich you are. I’m glad most people made it out alive.
Rumours are at least 50 people burned alive. Could be hundreds
Go woke go broke or ruined
Big shout out to our amazing firefighters and the firefighters from out of state and Canada 🇨🇦 who are working tirelessly to save lives and try to contain these fires.
😢That’s what happened
To the American Indians…
Fighting fires with no water - thanks Newsom
YOU GUYS DONT DESERVE OUR HELP CANADA SHOULD LET YOU FIGURE IUT YOUR PROBLEMS ON YOUR OWN 🐷🇺🇸
Matt is one of those journalists that deserves an award for how fast he is on disaster scenes to report and you can tell he always cares.
He deserves nothing ...he's doing his job 🤬🤬
That jacket has me wondering why he isn't fighting any fires? ABC was sure quick to create fireman cosplay jackets. Is he wearing make up?
Typical lib that believes in anything
@@zyajones9360Chill out, he’s doing his job well.
Hes a propagandist..looser
It is devastating. And, also having lived in that neighborhood.....not everyone is rich.....and whether you are rich or not, this is a horrific time for so many people. LA is suffering for sure.
Any one who disparages this fire in any way has to realize that it affects all people living in the area. My son is there as a student just 8 miles away from the Hollywood fire. Not only is he still near the danger zone but his job has been affected. His primary job has been delivering for the various apps. They are now down. Many business that burned will also see their employees without jobs. So unless you can respond in a positive and heartfelt manner one should keep still .
That's so true. The effects are far-reaching.
Buildings burn down. Jobs are lost. The repercussions can be horrific.
Amen 🙏🏾✌🏾🫶🏾
People focus too much on the “Hollywood” of the area. They don’t realize that the vast majority of residents are regular everyday folk. I’ve spent time in LA and met a lot of regular residents who are just like most people. Living day to day. Regular lives. They just live in an extraordinary place.i
All the delivery apps in town are down? Even in areas unaffected? Like Uber eats and stuff?
@nannerz1994 Injust got a report that all the cell towers on Top of Easton or being turned off because the fire is 100!ft away ..who knows if it's true but I Assume it might be because of that?!
I live in western Oregon, where we are in our rainy season. Some ask how do I stand it and I always respond, we're going to need every single drop to avoid having fires decimate this place. I have a good friend I've known for most of my life, who had to evacuate her home. Thankfully she, her husband, daughter, grandchildren, and pets found shelter in Santa Barbara.
I live north from you in Washington. I will never complain about the rain again.
The great thing about the PNW is the only natural disasters we really have to worry about are volcanoes.
I'm from the Eugene area and live in SW Washington and I always try to give people perspective when they complain about the rain. It can be frustrating when April comes around and you're desperate to get outside yet it still rains everyday, but it's preferable to drought 100%.
In California we did receive record rainfall this past winter and spring, but the problem was that it resulted in a LOT of vegetation that ultimately dried out from extreme heat this summer and no rain this fall. Excess dried out vegetation/fire fuel, lack of seasonal rain, and hurricane-force winds were the perfect recipe for disaster here.
@@jazziepha206 And the Cascadia Subduction Zone. But, it's well worth risking that just to be able to live here.
My heart is with the people of LA. As long as we continue to not prioritize fighting climate change and passing environmental policies that can prevent or at least mitigate events like this, it will only continue to get worse.
It's the environmental policies that caused this!!!
What a load of complete nonsense
I live in Blythe California. I think about my old home in Los Angeles. This is devastating #PrayforLosAngeles
Any mention of the mayor of LA cuts to the fire dept staff😮
she took 17M out of 890M to fund the LAPD
@@CallumMoscriptyou act like $17 mil is chump change. Are you an elitist, or an ignorant spender?
Sunny forget she was in Ghana when this started
Stop this crap for a minute is that possible????
Can people not leave the state? @@jazziepha206
Any information regarding the Hostin Crime Family?
I'm so sorry Matt Gutman Aunt and everybody else affected by this horrible situation.
Praying for Matt’s aunt and his family. Sending up prayers for all of L.A. County. Praying for homeless individuals and shelters. Just, praying for everyone. Thank you to the firefighters and first responders.
Awww how awful for his aunt and all the other residents.
Praying for everyone who has lost their homes.
This is why we shouldn't be sending billions of dollars to other countries when we desperately need it here..
You should have your billionaires and millionaires pay taxes - that is where the real problem is.
@@asbisithe do pay taxes. The pay the far majority of taxes
@@BillBarr4President Unfortunately, they do NOT pay their fair share pro rata in comparison with the ordinary working class. They hire expensive Accountants and Lawyers to find tax loopholes and to ensure they avoid paying their fair share.
@@agf1700 The top 1% of earners pay 40.4% of all federal income taxes. The top 10% pay 76%, and the top 25% pay 89% of all federal taxes.
What would you consider a fair share?
WTH bring that up? Natural Disasters are not in the same range as maintaining freedom and democracy!
❤ for every Lost of LIFE! Loosing your home and your life memories is definitely devastating!!!
Thank you Whoopie and all of you for the kind words. From someone who has lost everything. People are saying the palisades are full of rich people who can rebuild. I am a nurse practitioner who is on a work visa from Canada and all my family is in montreal. My husband l, also a nurse, and we have lost everything and our apartment is a hole in the ground. We are devastated and heart broken. We don’t know what to do and are so overwhelmed. Not everyone in the palisades are rich and famous. Two doctors I work with and another nurse practitioner that I know of have lost their houses. We all work with cancer patients trying to fight to cure them and put our patients before ourselves. We don’t deserve this and the negative comments from people are very hurtful and distressing. We appreciate you guys and everyone who put their lives at stake to try and save what they can with the resources available to them. Now to figure out where to start 😢
Also from Canada. This is absolutely shocking,devastating Sending our prayers.
I like how they mention how 100,000 people have been affected by this and then they proceed to mention how celebrities were affected… you know the 1%. I like how they mention how they are people too but when homeless people get their tents destroyed by the police and arrested for being homeless there is silence. When all of the underpaid writers, animators, VFX and CGI artist, background designers, wardrobe and make up artist lose their homes because they can’t afford to live in LA while their actor peers make millions there is only silence. I have no empathy for the 1% who let’s be honest doesn’t care if we live or die.
So devastating 😞
The mayor cut firefighter funds by 17 million. She needs to take blame.
Do you know what the firefighting budget is in LA? It's 837 million dollars. The amount you're speaking of wouldn't cover the majority of the area effected and, I might add she did not start this fire.
Yes but they stopped all forest maintenance. Do your research. No fire breaks because of a mouse. No back burns because of funds. No removal of fallen trees because of eco bs....
Karen Bass called for Ted Cruz to quit when he was in Mexico during the Texas ice storm a few years ago. Well, she was in Ghana when this fire happened. Should she also support anyone calling for her to quit?
Out of 837 mil = 820 mil, which is more than enough and she won't take the blame...for Global Warming
@@TicklerDudeCruz left in the middle of the storm, abandoning his constituents. Bass was already out of the country before the wildfires hit. She came back. What’s your point?
Sadly enough it takes events like this for a lot of people to realize what is most important
Did whoopie's home burn?
Good question 🤔
Which one 🙄
Whoopie said GenZ can't afford to buy homes because they aren't willing to work hard enough.
At 2:00 minutes
Lol just casually saying he's standing in front of his burnt down aunts house is wild
God bless the people of Los Angles California
They got what they voted for
@@davidc3943 They voted for climate change deniers?
You are slick person. Don't be so happy. Trump may not live till the end of his term. He is old.
@@MariaP1980be careful an illegal immigrantl don't get u first
@@zaneakbar4108 Immigrants comimit crime at a lower rate than citizens. And if you are concerned about crime you might not want a felon as president.
Interesting that they don't mention the governor or mayor
Its like he didn't even need to make an intro because they are asking the same questions he answered already. Seems like they recorded 2 separate segments
That’s your takeaway. Okay.
Nature can't be controlled and calling anything a natural disaster is an oxymoron.. prayers for anyone dealing with loss of shelter and community
Get rid of the mayor!
get rid of climate change
@@CallumMoscripthow much money will that cost the taxpayer champ?
Its not the Majors fault..unreal....Im old enough to remember when Malibu burned up back in 83...and that was when Regan was in office...this is just California life. ....sucks...but it happens EVERY year...and Multiple times.
Dumb you politicalizing a disaster
@@CallumMoscript Sorry but "Climate Change ate my homework" is not going to work this time.
Call Newsom and Bass!! Whoops did you lose property? If so perhaps you want to reconsider the way you vote.
Wow looks just like Santa Rosa 2017, Camp Fire 2018 (Paradise), Kincade Fire 2019 and Glass Fire 2020.
Don't forget the fires in Paradise.
I cant imagine a three story condo with all of its furniture and large alliances being reduced to less than three feet deep!
1:38 I believe this is a good opportunity to rethink how houses are built in this area. Maybe future buildings and houses should be built using none flammable materials like stones and bricks etc. Look at all the chimneys still standing.
I think the fire in hawaii was worse than this..but since this is rich peoples homes, media will care more
I hear that, maybe this might force some changes at the govt level on water retention and climate change policies.
@@MKSouthernStaryou mean more taxes….lol
It's not the homes but the memories that are gone 😢 Mother nature
It is so wildly toxic post fire.
Is THIS Worse than ..Hawaii fires 🔥..❓❓
Probably same. Whole city pretty much destroyed
@@michaelr8109 All of the city of LA is definitely not destroyed. The fires have been in the county.
Praise the great governor of California and the mayor of LA for a swift and prompt response! People of CA are so lucky🙌
Hey Matt, what happened to the clothespin?
Trump said back in 2017 to clear the floors of the forests and redirect the millions of gallons of water to CA and they said no. This is where you are now, in a fire with no water.
He also mentioned about injecting bleach so I wouldn’t get too carried away about Trump
@@brenrenn8306 tell me you’re a sheep, and you can’t find factual information on your own without telling me
There is no forest in LA.
Trump is an arsehole
The foothills are not forests. The foothills are owned by the FEDS not the state. No amount of water can stop an urban wildfires in hurricane force winds.
@@brenrenn8306He was talking about using UV light therapy in the lungs. Your TDS blinds you from common sense. I hope you’re not dreading January 20th too much.
Was this deliberate?
It would be nice to have him explain how spot fires start from embers. Not ashes but large burning embers carried by winds. We’ve had burning branches land in our yard from a fire over the mountain from us where we live.
Going to have to change construction to fire proof materials, metal roofs, fire proof landscaping. Must be proactive instead of blaming everyone else.
I'm watching and keeping tabs on what's going on in Los Angeles for the last few days and the best (?) way I can describe it is just biblical... Its absolutely terrifying to see on air happening.
15,000+ acres in Pacific Palisades gone and a further 10,000+ acres in the second biggest fire in the LA area, Eaton completely destroyed...
I hope the LAFD can stop the current situation before more people perish in the city.
💛💜💛
Matt is in shock....he keeps repeating...the scale of this is difficult to comprehend. He said it four times.
Why aren't we hearing anything about animals? Buildings don't have feelings, but animals do. It's always this way. I would love to have updates on animals: who got out, where they are, what they need.
There is footage of 2 horses being led to safety...
Oh you can guarantee thousands of wildlife along with pets were burnt to a crisp. Call is what you will, but at least we saved the smelt fish.
@@manichairdo9265 Oh awesome, 2 horses on video out of thousands of other souls that lost their lives, weather they be wildlife or pets. GTFO...
Is their a list of agencies that need ,Blood,Cash etc...I have a feeling this is gonna take awhile ...I need to help but dont know where to give that help to .Bless California and all its Angels ..
Our beautiful LA 😢
And the foreigners will buy it all up …
Now you know how hurricane victims feel.
The concsiquence of living in paradise 🇬🇧💙
Don’t forget to mention that the insurance companies have stopped fire coverage in their policies. These people have lost everything, and won’t be able to recover.
Don’t worry. FEMA will give them $700 if they can prove that they had a Harris sign in their front yard
This incident alone is going to turn CA red which I'm thankful for. Karen Bass your silence is deafening. What a POS of a leader for LA.
It looks like Gaza.
The poor animals 😭
Sunny's husband is prison bound!
Lies
@truthmatters592 Yeah he is.
9:44
They were all happy and joking then realized they had to act serious.
Gavin Newsom has some explaining to do here, career is over.
He will never take any responsibility for not managing the forests properly. He will finish his term as Governor, then he will run for President in 2028. He probably will get the Democratic Party nomination
He's responsible for climate change?
@@CallumMoscript No, but he is responsible for making sure the forests are properly managed. This fire was not caused by Climate Change
@@CallumMoscriptis it “climate change” or poor forest fire prevention? 🤔
@@CallumMoscript You do realize that similar climate conditions have existed in Cali for the last 35 years?
I have a question. This happens every single year and every year you know its coming.
1. How are you sooo unprepared for it.
2. Why isn't there multiple plans for when this happens.
To answer your question, it’s very difficult to prepare for these types of erratic disasters. As someone who lives in LA now, but who spent 20 years in Florida, where you can expect hurricanes every single year as well, there’s only so much you can prepare for. The night all of this started, the winds were ranging at 100 mph, which was unprecedented and worse than any hurricane I’ve ever lived through. Even if we had all the water in the world, the rate of which these fires were being spread was exponential, as the winds were blowing embers everywhere very quickly, setting ablaze literally hundreds of acres within an hour. Is there more that can be done? Of course, always. Just as there is anywhere in this country. But I do have to give a lot of credit to the first responders, the firefighters, and especially all the people in these areas who took the evacuation notices seriously, which is the reason why the death toll is so tremendously small compared to the vast amount of damage that was caused. Literally thousands of buildings and homes destroyed overnight, with less than 10 deaths. And I think everyone living in these areas deserves a huge shout out for taking this seriously, and doing everything they can to preserve their own lives and the lives of their neighbors. The amount of people last night that had to flee these evacuation zones, and thankfully did, combined with the amount of people in safe zones who housed all these people overnight, combined with all of the firefighters and first responders who have been going at this for three days straight- they all deserve credit for doing everything they can to prevent this situation from being far far much worse than it could’ve been.
@@CL12356 WRONG. Santa Ana winds happen all year long in So Cal. Fires happen every year in So Cal. Nobody is doing anything to mitigate these fires. It's not the Firefighters fault, it's the politicians that have put them/us in this situation by not clearing dead brush and reducing water supplies. You're just another tone deft lefty..
✝️✝️✝️🙏🙏🏾☮️🥹
This is sad. Hopefully, it was not intentional. However nothing like Rosewood in 1923. Many of those and descendants never recovered, may this outcome be different. They should ban fire in dry areas.
6:40 he coincidentally lost his aunts house - can hear that collective sigh from the view squad
Seal prayers!😢 thanks, y'all. God bless!❤silverlake okie hugs!❤ leaves are brown. Sky is grey.😢
Sunny how is Hubby doing ? 😅
No talk about that
Call him up to find out.
Prison time.
@@emmynem6847 He hasn't been charged, tried, or convicted of anything..........yet
wouldn't that be an interesting "hot topic"
Gutted for the Gutman household.
Is the rock & grill club The Rainbow destroyed too? Love and prayers to you all from a
lady in SWEDEN.
The trees?!
Surprised that this channel could put out a single story with any honesty!!
The View (particularly Sunny) still rooting for Newsom for President? LMFAO
Why aren't they talking about Sunnys felon husband?
As usual, the black man is guilty without evidence in white people eyes. He has not been found guilty of anything yet.
He has not been charged, tried, or convicted yet.
@@TicklerDudewill be.
Newsom has to resign over this, no other way.
Did he cause the drought? Did he create the wind? What more do you think anyone could have done? Do you expect elected officials to resign every time there is a tornado or hurricane?
Why?
@@MaijaKarklins right on
@@MaijaKarklins The weather conditions have existed for the last 35 years or more. He just mismanaged preventative measures and the ability to respond to a well known threat.
@@MaijaKarklins His mismanagement of this state is what's causing these issues. He's more worried about DEI than he is actual issue that affect the people living in this state. He should've mandated forestry clearance and upkeep. Nothing has been done in these high fire areas in over 30 years. Ridiculous.
The LA City Fire Department was assessing the impact of a $17.8-million budget reduction in the weeks before the Palisades Fire. Mayer Karen Bass & Governor Gavin Newsome are responsible for not having our state ready to handle fires. 80% of firefighting / management is done before a fire. Nations with large forest areas implement various strategies to prevent fires, including forest management practices like controlled burning (prescribed burns), tree thinning, proper tree spacing, planting fire-resistant species, removing underbrush, monitoring for pests, and educating the public about fire safety to minimize fuel loads and reduce the risk of large-scale wildfires.
Palisades is LA County EMS, not part of LA city.
Whoopi asked that question to flex on us poors.
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Typical home value is 3.5 million there… how about rich people stop moving into the hills and just deal with and invest in the city of Los Angeles
I love him
I’m hoping that when they say. I’ve not seen “anything like it”, they mean LA. Why is MAUI not a model to learn from? Folks burn in their car! Why can’t we dump water prior to this forecast? Would it make a difference?
🙏🏿
They were told to leave their cars or die
I wish the firefighters had more water and that they stay safe
should ask Ukraine
These kind of disasters unfortunately are why insurance companies are leaving California
They are leaving because California they are not allowed to raise their rates.
Well they are leaving Florida too
Put your mask on dude the air quality is like cancerous
I know its devastating but what is that man's wig?
Google it..
is it one of there only home or one of many?
The rich are not a custom to adversity
SO TRUE POOR MILLIONAIRE PPL LOST THEIR MANSIONS WHAT A 🤡 CROWNS 😅😅😅
Gaza: "Now you see what we go through."
How did the fire start? 😢so sad to everyone who was affected by this horrific tragedy 💔❤️🩹 be strong please be strong. Support one another.
High winds and dry conditions caused a tree to fall on a power line then the fire spread faster than the firefighter could contain it. It was NOT caused by Climate Change
Start on purpose for coverup Hunter Biden’s evidence of corruption.
Has he got clothes pins on his jacket? That's the question
Know some California Forest fire fighters they work their tails off to control fires. Some are sucessful other not so much. Those who lost everything will have to fight with insurance We live in Florida and insurance companies have pulled out and left people with nothing.
Newsome wasted so much water we could of stored. So much failures. So frustraing
Keep voting democrat. Trump called it.
Oh right like damaging and catastrophic natural disasters don't happen in blue states like Florida?? Please do better
GOVERNOR NEEDS TO BE IMPEACHED PERIOD NO DEBATE
Please stop screaming at clouds. Impeach him for what exactly---> failure to control the wind???
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Nice hair
It happens EVERY Year in Los Angeles. You would think by now they would have done Preventative Forrest Management and built fire blockages and water systems.... mismanagement of city funds
What type of "fire blockages " would you suggest to l prevent embers from traveling miles in Hurricane force winds?
Thanks Newsom
Was it arson?
5 fatalities
Have him do a 360
Joy, does it look worse than Gaza after the what the Israeli army has done to it? Rich or poor no one deserves to lose their home. I hope they can get the fires under control and people are at least safe and secure.
So nothing happen to the vehicles 😑🤦🏽♂️
Cars moved.
Not to bright are you 🤦🏻♀️😐
All the abandoned vehicles got parking tickets.