new evidence. the major opioid settlement tonight. four companies accused in the crisis and what they ve now agreed to. in new york city tonight, the takedown. the attempted escape late this afternoon playing out in front of so many. the massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling down. and prince harry and duchess meghan. the very candid interview tonight. what she reveals, is she okay? is this harder than she thought it would be? prince harry revealing he and his bore are on, quote, different paths right now. and their plans to come to the u.s. good evening and it s great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin tonight with those emergency evacuations in los angeles. families running from their homes as a fast-moving wildfire threatens homes in pacific palisades. the fire erupting suddenly today, burning a hillside.ping from the air and on the ground. those homeowners running to escape the approaching flames after some tried to fight them with garde
panelists. but it is extraordinary, and it is dysfunctional. i don t know how anybody can do their job in that mess now. because who knows who the hell is in charge? i would like to know, the reason one of the main reasons i m uncomfortable with the first lady going public, if this was michelle obama, she would have been vilified. and so there are different every step of the way, we find out there are different rules for the obama white house than there are for the trump white house. and it s just upsetting. vilified for telling people to eat carrots. and wearing her arms out. and melania is traipsing around america i can t. i just can t. stick around. we have a lot more to talk about. sources saying president trump is digging in on his acting attorney general pick as the white house is already being taken to court over matthew whitaker s appointment. and garden hoses and buckets. that s how one man fought off the california fire as it surrounded his home with his 89-ye
archaeologists are here with those teams, scouring these ruins for any remains that may be left so badly burned, they re unidentifiable. katy? and for those who haven t lived through a fire season, you get an idea certainly that a fire might be coming. there s this thought that you d be able to drive out, you would be able to escape. a circumstance like we re seeing up there in the camp fire just goes to show you how quickly those flamed moves, how powerful they were, and how it was just too late for many to escape those flames. steve, i want to go back to that house you were just pointing out that looks like it was just like there was some sort of invisible barrier around it. you say, stay here and fight. what exactly do you mean by that? were there people with garden hoses? how did that stay there and fight off the flames? reporter: again, people were trying to escape the flames. imagine this entire thing is on fire. they were welcomed in here by that fire chief. the chief basi
a ceramic tea pot he made in high school, the one thing he finds is amazing. here s one other house. if you look at what s left of it, you can see a burned uphill side. the fire barely crossed that canyon and we spoke to people who lived over there. they have been working with garden hoses and shovels to try to put out hot spots because they are worried the fire could spread from this side to that side. the wind will kick up and they are worried that will restart a lot of smoldering areas and embers in places where they don t want them to be. it will be like this for tuesday. there will be a lot of people on edge. so sad. that initial shot you gave us really helps people understand, this is the appeal of malibu. why so many people to love in the hillside or perhaps right beach side. you can see that beautiful sea scape of the pacific ocean that
the other side. you can see it charred to the top of the hill, but it didn t actually affect those condos at the top. a lot of the people in those condos slept elsewhere, slept by the beach because it just wasn t safe to be there while this fire was coming through. we spoke to some other people who said that they ve been over there on that side of the canyon, putting out spot fires with garden hoses, shovels, whatever they can find. but again, ana, here s the problem. the problem is that with the weather, the wind is coming from inland, it s hot, it is dry, and that is not doing much for the humidity situation over here. obviously that increases the fire risk. then wind gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour could be happening between today and tuesday. so fire crews and of course people who live here as well, they re on high alert for what comes next. scott, are evacuations still happening? where is this fire moving right now? you mentioned the winds are still unpredictable.