Hello, everyone. I'm Dana Perino, along with Judge Jeanine Piro. She's here. Jessica Tarloff, Jesse Waters, and Greg Gutbo. That's 5 o'clock in New York City. This is the 5. Fox News Alert Los Angeles hit with new wind warnings,

Gus up to 70 miles per hour that could spark explosive fire growth.

As the area continues to battle three major wildfires that have been raging across Southern California.

So far, 24 people are dead and countless structures have been burned down.

The big fear right now is that the return of the fierce winds will make matters even worse

for firefighters who are trying to put out those flames with forecasters posting a particularly

dangerous situation, red flag warning through Wednesday.

And this comes as city and state leaders face more scrutiny for how they are handling the crisis.

California Governor Gavin Newsom, he is getting accused of playing semantics after he dodged blame for an L.A.

County-run reservoir was drained at the time of the fires.

Reservoirs are completely full of the state reservoirs here in Southern California.

That missing disinformation, I don't think advantages or aids any of us.

Do know, though, from reporting here locally that that one reservoir that serves the Palisades was not full.

It was not a state system reservoir, which the president-elect was referring to as it relates to the delta and somehow connecting the delta

smelt to this fire, which is inexcusable because it's inaccurate, also

incomprehensible to anyone that understands water policy in the state. Newsom also

spending a lot of time attacking Donald Trump while inviting the president-elect to tour

the devastation.

I've been pretty expressive about that in the context of someone threatening our first responders

in terms of supporting the immediacy of their needs.

That's what you take it as,

that President Trump is threatening the first responders here.

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