natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to natalie. >>> when we come back, why john legend is defending rita ora over what she did at the thanksgiving day parade in new york. >>> and our first glimpse at "the lion king" remake. get ready for this. the skinny" is next. >> excited. ed. "the lion king" remake. get ready for this. ♪ skinny ♪ the skinny, the skinny >>> it is time for "the skinny" on your black friday. starting wit ♪ skinny ♪ just give the skinny >>> it is time for "the skinny" on your black friday. starting with social media lighting up in controversy over rita ora. >> yeah, the 27-year-old was put on blast on social media over what she did or didn't do during her performance at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> she actually had the nerve to lip-sync and it had social media lighting up like a christmas tree. >> see if you can listen and figure out that she is lip-syncing. ♪ i want to stay with you 'til the morning ♪ ♪ i want to lay with you through the sunrise ♪ >> kind of believable. no, her lips ain't moving. nope. well, macy's was quick t

natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >>> authorities are asking for help to help locate a suspect in a deadly concrete tossing incident in nashville. 54-year-old joe shelton died after someone tossed a large chunk of concrete from an overpass. it smashed through the windshield of his car as he drove to work. investigators say it was likely thrown intentionally. now shelton's family is heartbroken and mourning. >> he's someone we could all lean on. he was a great person all around and a joy to everyone that came to him. losing him is losing the foundation of our family. >> the shelton family is hoping that police make an arrest soon but investigators say it was dark outside, and there were no surveillance cameras on the bridge. in trouble as well after allegedly stealing an airplane. police say the 14-year-old and 15-year-old took the single engine plane from a private airstrip. they allegedly took off from jensen near the colorado state line and landed at a small airport 15 miles away where they were arrested. they're being held at a youth detention center. >>> so this atm sparked

natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to natalie. >>> investigators in new jersey are trying to figure out if two possible arson fires are connected. two children and two adults were found dead at the scene of a mansion fire. one of the adults was found outside the home which is owned by a tech ceo. earlier in the day another home ten miles away was also damaged by fire. that home belongs to the mansion owner's brother. authorities aren't commenting on the possible links. a georgia woman is missing thousands of dollars after a mix-up at the bank. get this, roslyn baitney said she put nearly $9,000 in cash into the tube at a drive-through wells fargo near atlanta, so the teller then told her a big deposit like that had to be made inside, so she parked and went inside at the same time the teller sent the money back through the tube, and it seems the person behind her in the drive-through line took off with the cash. >> and then the teller said, oh, i wondered why that car behind you didn't do a transaction. they just pulled off. yes, because you gave them my money. >> so

. >> natalie brunell has the latest. >> reporter: two murders within families. in arizona, authorities responding to this home saturday where they say an 11-year-old boy shot and killed his grandmother before turning the gun on himself. >> you don't know what's gone through that kid's mind. >> the family is in our prayers. >> reporter: the boy's dpranl grandfather said he was acting stubborn when asked to clean his room. he then came up and not his grandma in the back of the head using grandpa's gun. >> you can't fathom what he's feeling and other family members are feeling. it breaks my heart that they have to go through this. >> reporter: across the country in florida, another family dealing with similar heartbreak. a 15-year-old boy is facing first degree murder charms after police say he confessed to strangling his mother, 46 years gale cleavinger after an argument of his grades. >> in particular, a d he received in a certain subject. a very cloud and boisterous and contentious argument ensued. >> reporter: he later buried her body in a fire pit at a church.

abc news reporter natalie brunell live in ventura county with the latest. natalie? >> reporter: firefighters were able to make some good progress over the weekend but check out this destruction. that home belonging to a firefighter who is back on the fire lines and we are under a wed flag warning meaning strong wintds and bone dry conditions fueling more flames. firefighters on the front lines battling fatigue and a new round of ferocious santa ana winds and now new fires erupting. flames coming dangerously close to cars in l.a.'s simi vamly. >> they're going to shut down the 118 completely, the eastbound lanes. >> eporter: containment numbers for the woolsey fire increasing but taking its toll as homeowners return to see what's left of their communities. >> five houses, three of them are gone. >> reporter: governor jean brower pressing the white house for a disaster declaration. ? this is not the new normal. this is the new abnormal. and this new abnormal will continue. >> reporter: nearly 400 homes here leveled. multimillion-dollar raelgs in malibu gutted. celebs

natalie brunell, abc news, hollywood. >> that's going to be good. you can see the season finale tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> the investigation under way into a fire inside a market that was caught on camera. the dramatic video and what police are saying today. >>> vandalism of scooters left arou what does help for heart fait looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. yeah! >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. bad air continues to choke the bay area. numerous land mark and schools are closed and san francisco's cable cars are not running and you can see why. but relief could be on

abc news reporter natalie brunell is live with more in ventura county. >> reporter: kristen, we're already smelling that latest fire, the peek fire burning to the north of us in semi valley. the blue sky is turning a little bit gray. i want to show you the destruction behind me in oak park. firefighters able to make some good progress over the weekend, but now we're in that red flag warning today with more high winds and bone dry conditions already sparking new fires. over the weekend, a fierce battle against the relentless woolsy fire. >> right now we're seeing a great retardant drop right on that line. >> reporter: firefighters gaining ground but bracing for a new round of bone dry santa ana winds looking to fuel the erratic fire. >> i'm surrounded by fire. >> reporter: at one point, a quarter of a million people under mandatory evacuation orders. in malibu, sprawling ocean side mansions reduced to ash. entire neighborhoods obliterated. >> you come up into this community now and it looks like it's a war zone of just demolished, burnt up houses. >> this is not the new normal. this is the

here is abc's natalie brunell. >> reporter: a multistate e. coli outbreak linked to leecine lettuce. plus asickn tes, ved airen a dozen the cdc now advising consumers not to eat any form of romaine lettuce and urging restaurants to stop selling and serving the product until more is learned about the outbreak. >> there is not a train of trace back to tell, okay, it came from this particular field or grower or whatever. that's why it's so difficult to really identify where it came from. >> reporter: consumer reports warning that for now everyone throw away those heads and hearts of romaine lettuce mixes and classic caesar salads. >> washing does not remove this bacteria because what it can do is get inside the cells and inside the layers, and so washing doesn't do anything at all. >> reporter: this is a different strain of e. coli than the one responsible for another romaine lettuce scare earlier this year. that outbreak caused more than 200 people in 30 states to fall sick and five people ended up dying. so far no deaths have been reported link

more now from abc's natalie brunel. >> reporter: firefighters taking no chances as ferocious new flames explode in the woolsey fire tuesday morning. >> the terrain is too steep. you can't get hand crews in here. >> reporter: just ten miles away, evacuation orders finally lifting. homeowners returning here to calabasas to see what's left of their homes. melanie shot this video of the same street as the inferno whipped fireballs at her property. she's counting her blessings her home was spared. >> i really thought we lost it. when we pulled away from here, we thought it was burning to the ground. >> reporter: to the north, the camp fire has wiped out entire towns, claiming dozens of lives. hundreds remain unaccounted for as cadaver dogs scour the ruins. many more are grateful to have survived the state's deadliest and most destructive fire on record. >> there are like explosions everywhere. oh, my god, people's tires are popping. >> reporter: abc's will carr met michelle and daniel simmons who barely escaped the flames with their four kids. >> there was a woman running on the side of the