From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We searched approximately 364 properties in the Altadena area.

And unfortunately, during that search, we did locate three deceased.

As these searches continue, I unfortunately anticipate that those numbers will increase.

Devastating wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least 24 people with dozens more

missing. As the region braces for more dangerous winds, we'll talk about the historically black

Altadena community, where

Octavia Butler, the writer, is buried. It's been ravaged by the fires. We'll speak to Los Angeles

journalist Sinali Kohakkar, who had to evacuate her home and California climate researcher Leah Stokes, then to Gaza, where Palestinian

journalists are criticizing the lack of support from international media organizations.

We are just documenting a genocide against us. It's enough after almost a year and a half. We want you to stand

thought by foot with us because we are like any other journalists, reporters and media workers,

all across the globe, no matter the origin, the color, or the race.

Journalism is not a crime.

We are not a target.

We'll speak with Palestinian reporter Abu Bakr Abkhart Abed in Gaza.

Then, as Poland reverses course and says it will not arrest

Prime Minister Netanyahu under the ICC warrant if he attends the 80th anniversary of the

liberation of Auschwitz this month, we'll go to Brussels to the Hend Rajab Foundation.

It's leading the effort told individual Israeli soldiers

accountable for war crimes and making it very difficult for IDF soldiers who fought in Gaza

to travel outside Israel. All that and more coming up.

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