. >> we first introduced viewers to glenn evans in march. k i described him as a cowboy from the tip of his hat to the bottom of his boots. that's been the case his whole life, but nothing else about glenn's life has been the same since last year's north bay wildfires. that is until one day this past october. the fire that one year ago destroyed glenn evans' santa rosa ranch was insatiable, unstoppable and unfailingly cruel. >> where the flowers are planted are where my son and i found my wife's remains the next morning. a and -- >> not only did it his his wife t consumed anything that might help him remember their 45 years together. well, almost everything. >> come on, angel. >> reporter: spared in the fire was valerie's favorite animal, a 16-year-old 1,600 pound texas long horn cow named angel. >> you silly girl. >> reporter: over the past year glenn visited angel every single day in her temporary home in pen grove, nothing was more important to him than getting angel back into her favorite pasture alongside highway 101. >> she means everyt

approved a rezoning request southeast of willow glenn, allowing shipping containers to be converted into 60 housing units. they will be placed near evans lane and canoas gardens avenue. when it comes to the healthy price tag, $600,000 per unit, that's about $2,500 per square foot. >>> ea mudslide hit montecito, the community is coming together. ♪ >> candlelight vigil was held to honor the 21 people who lost their lives there last year. the mudslide happened after more than five inches of rain fell over the so-called thomas fire burn scar. 100 homes were destroyed and crews performed dozens of rescues. >>> new this morning, the deadly camp fire in butte county tops the 2018 list of costliest disasters in the world. according to a new report by the german globalsunce fi. 86 people. >>> on "ellen" today, a little boy who spent his short time -- lifetime there, helping hundreds of dogs and cats in shelters find loving area. he help eed made videos to help shelter animals find homes. he is even getting a national award for his work. >> we do other animals because i actually once made a video of a guinea pig. >> oh, really? >> his name was n

evans spoke with the mom.. who launched a lawsuit. (nats) >>> what was it like when you opened that bill? >> it was shocking. >> reporter: glenn day intohannon let her son use her credit card, but that initial charge of $19.95 mushroomed into nearly a thousands dollars. >> i wanted to know what son was doing, because they told them it was a one-time transaction. >> reporter: what he didn't realize was that facebook had stored his mom's credit card, and was charging it as he played the game. >> i said, "show me what you're doing." so there's a little stack of coins, and it would get low and blink at him. he would hit it, and it would go [ understood skating ] and the coins would shoot up again. >> and that's how it was charging your card? >> nothing. just like he had told me. >> reporter: this practice was widespread, according to newly released court documents. was noted facebook as friendly fraud, meaning a minor was using an app on a parent's account. bohannon filed a lawsuit after finding it impossible to reach facebook for a refund. the case grew into is a class action. her torn, john parker. did they know this was catchin