We are looking at the fires moving through very, very, very precious acreage.

This is California by the sea.

At the same time, the politicians are moving through a landscape too, aware of the fact that we're in an interregnum between presidents and the governor of California is on the scene as I understand the mayor of

Los Angeles is not in country and there have been remarks made by all of the dignitaries

and they have even been briefed I begin with the president of the United States

Joe Biden has promised to do anything and everything for as long as it takes

that's a quote.

This is London reporting to contain the fires.

Speaking at the fire station in Santa Monica, Mr. Biden said it would be a long way and take time to get back to normal.

Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, thanked the president for his cooperation.

Mr. Biden turned into more personal topic, announced that he was a great-grandfather.

So, congratulations, Mr. President, but at the same time, we've got a crisis on our hands,

and that takes me to remarks by the President-elect.

And I ask for your understanding of this, Jeff, because I don't.

Mr. Trump said that Gavin Newsom was at fault because there was inadequate water supplies.

I'm not sure if this is a general story. I know it's true in the Central Valley. There's been a

dispute for years about water resources. Can know it's true in the Central Valley. There's been a dispute for years about

water resources. Can you help me understand what the president is pointing to? What he's pointing to,

John, is, you know, in the short term or currently, we have situations in places like Pacific

Palisades and Al-D Dina and other areas where they're

getting very little water or no water at all. Now, if that's the cause of the infrastructure or

just the, it seems to be just the massive draw on resources on water there because so many places

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