Former child star Rory Callum Sykes, who rose to fame on a British TV series and later became a motivational speaker on living with disabilities, tragically lost his life in the recent Los Angeles wildfires. His mother, Shelly Sykes, announced the devastating news on social media, revealing that her 32-year-old son died due to carbon monoxide despite her efforts to save him. The Australian government has expressed their condolences and is working with Los Angeles authorities to confirm Rory's death and provide consular assistance to his family.
During a meeting to discuss the devastating California wildfires, US President Joe Biden made a questionable pun that raised eyebrows and sparked backlash on social media. Surrounded by Vice President Kamala Harris and other officials, Biden told those directly affected by the fires to "fire away", to which Harris reacted with a stunned expression. Critics were quick to point out the insensitivity of the statement, questioning the president's priorities and actions in response to the catastrophic event.
As California continues to battle multiple raging wildfires in the Los Angeles area, Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin captures footage of the National Guard deployed along the Pacific Coast Highway. Viewers can tune in to the live stream or watch full episodes to stay up-to-date on the latest developments and reduce eye strain while focusing on the important content. (Please note that this text and any accompanying images or video may not be broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without the permission of FOX News Network, LLC).
The fierce wildfires in Los Angeles have claimed the lives of at least five people and destroyed thousands of structures, causing widespread chaos and devastation. As President Biden declares a state of emergency and deploys additional resources to combat the flames, firefighters are hopeful as calmer winds aid containment efforts. However, for many residents, the devastating news of their destroyed homes has come via mobile alerts or television broadcasts, adding to the emotional toll of this tragic event. Meanwhile, California authorities are reminding hotels to uphold laws on fair lodging rates as thousands seek temporary shelter from the fires. The unsettling sight of a mountain lion and its cubs fleeing the fire paints a vivid picture of the terrifying reality facing the affected communities.
A strong storm wreaked havoc across Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, causing road closures, evacuations, and power outages. The storm, which has already claimed two lives, is set to continue this weekend with more rain and snow expected. Meanwhile, on the East Coast, New York and New Jersey welcomed much-needed rain to help ease the rare wildfires that have been raging. Despite the chaos, the storm is also providing some relief to the drought-stricken region.