, or she just slipped off the chimney thinking she could get warm." rescue operation required precise maneuvering, something the fire department said they couldn't do without causing a whole lot damage.so the room- mates called "full service chimney"natsot/rescuer"when we put our camera down, we were able to determine the length, and where that cat exactly was. my fear was that debris was going to fall on top of it, but after assessing the situation, we determined to go from the bottom up."after several tense hours of cutting and drilling -- relief. natsot/hazley"come on.. come on sweet pea.. yeah!taylor hazley/cat owner"we're just extremely grateful that they took honestly, half of their day, to come and free our cat. they did it out of the kindness of their hearts, and they're not asking anything from us, and it's truly remarkable."natsot/rescuer"i had to put my dog down about 2 weeks ago, so i know what that means to have that animal. it's a good feeling. i know what it's like to have animals." (jrs) (jrs) that was carolyn long reporting. marble ca

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he works for a chimney general sessions. ofwas very highly thought and still is highly thought of but this only comes up because anybody that works for me they do a number on them. matt whitaker is a very smart man, a very respected man in the law enforcement immunity. at the top of the line. greetede the choice was -- greeted with raves. matter whoe that no i put in they go after him. it's very sad. will do aacting, he very good job and we will see what happens. whitakeraker -- matter is a very high respected man. they didn't have any problems or 10 when he worked for jeff sessions verity is respected by lot smith -- by law enforcement. i did not speak to matter whitaker, matt whitaker has a great reputation. i wanted it to be something could havely i brought somebody in from the outside. i did not want to do that. when jeff sessions left is i took the man who worked beside him. he worked for jeffessions, a highly respected man especially , he is thereement an and acting position. from what i hear he is a very strong person

you can only make out the chimney. everything else other than a few walls reduced to ash. firefighters are worried the strong gusts could once again kick up and carry embers over to more neighborhoods and start more fires. this fire has spread to more than 85,000 acres, the same size as atlanta. authorities are also investigating the debts of two people found in a badly burned vehicle. investigators say the driver might have become disoriented trying to escape the fire. they're urging people to evacuate and not return to their homes because they still do not have a grasp on this fire. >> mother nature is still working against us. we saw yesterday we had a lull in the weather. today the winds picked up. that's what we'll see over the next three days is the ebbs and flows of the winds and the challenges of that. >> further north 80 miles north of sacramento the camp fire continues burning. six more people were found dead yesterday bringing the death toll to 29. that number might rise with more than 200 still unaccounted for. that fire is only 25% contained and has burned 111

he says one way the deadly gas can pump into your home, blocked chimneys.going up and out of the chimney and potentially it'll go back into the living space and then if you don't have your co detectors in all you got a problem here. >> reporter: to check for blockages a simple match test above your hot water heater. a flame that's pulling towards the flue, the opening in the chimney, a sign it's clear of any blockage. when you blow out the match the smoke should also go up into the flue. but -- >> you put that match near that and it instantly blew that out, there's a potential for blockage in that chimney. >> wow. >> reporter: another test, if you are able to see it, the color of the flame on your furnace. blue flames are good. white or yellow flames are a sign of a possible leak. >> this looks great to me. >> reporter: if yourappliances don't pass either of these tests call the utility company or even 911. >> we will get here and make sure that you know that your family is safe. >> reporter: yeah, make that call. now, experts tell us you need to get our he

crews now looki to see if perhaps a space heater or a chimney contributed to this fire. we are live from bethesda, i'm justin finch, news >> justin, thank you. 11 before the hour now. we'reorking to learnore about the driver who led virginia state police on a high speed chase on one of the busiest travel days of the year. chopper 4 caught the end of it. the driver was swerving between cars on ai-66 eventually went off the road near manassit. he another car in the process. they pulled him over for speeding. troopers arrested him after the crash. >>> from 66 to the beltway traffic was backed up last night. as for today, ori-95270 nth and 50 east. ,270 north and 50 t 270 north and 50 east. >>> the biggest crowds are at the airport today. chris lawrence has the story. >> reporter: yeah, pack your patience and leave early. that's two things, aaron and eun. just a couple of minutes ago, we looked at the security checkpoint lines. things definitely picking up. lots of people are tryin to ilad out and spend thanksgiving with their famy and friends. security line even a half hour

. >> there is potential for falling limings and trees and collapsing walls and chimneys. >> reporter: the sheriff says it's possible with so many homes and potential victim, residents could stumble upon human remains. >> i know that's a very difficult thing to think about but that's the difficult situation we find our severals in today. >> reporter: the sheriff was being asked about the alert system works was warned and when. >> no plan will ever work 100% when you're dealing with that much chaos. >> reporter: he promises analysis would be done once things eases. >> just because we give a warning doesn't necessarily mean people will pay attention to that. >> reporter: ce aagree with the sheriff tas death toll rises. >> 's nobody's fault. i think people have to be careful not to assess blame. the fire was just moving incredibly fast and took everyone by surprise. >> reporter: butte county is getting outside help looking for victims. search and rescue unit, national guard troops, devices and k-9 cadaver teams. >> what's happening there is touching so many people in so many different way

. >> i currently own a fireplace, a chimney and birdbath. >> reporter: patti savage knows her home iser boyfriend urged her not to try to save anything as flames moved in. >> this is just different you. nope? i can't explain it. i've never seen a fire spread that fast. >> reporter: though there have been recurring themes, not good ones as residents heard tonight. >> a number of arrests have been made throughout the area. >> reporter: six in all four for looting two others for suspected fire related vehicle thefts. names and faces now online. >> it's public record when a person is booked flow the county jail or a local police department facility, name, charges, city of birth, steph residence is public record information always. >> always. >> reporter: comes with the turf in california's worst fire ever in a place called paradise that isn't right now. not with so many people in pain and doubt. >> we're counting on wa we don't know for now and just trusting. >> so the situation is still in flux. word tonight the national guard will bring in 100 people to look for victims and questions, f

find it any more and i wanted to so i set out to look for it and found it again for example in all chimneys roofs windows and street scenes. driven by a desire to give a fading era new life the photographer wonders around my new mountain baby is a multiethnic district in eastern paris. the first of all sometimes you just have to open a door for things to get interesting. the twentieth always been off the beaten track for tourists to the french capital gentrification has set in but she and looks were traces of the old paris in hidden by ways. from this little street likely dates back to the. early twentieth century it is i did use a technique. when it was on the cutoff control the places like this have grown rare so if you come back in two years it'll be totally gentrified august and your it's already started in. the buildings over there have been renovated already. so. a little boutiques and design studios have moved in with the. in the face of accelerating urban renewal show ever striving to capture the spirit of the corset documenting the buildings and the details that make them unique th

and the man is cremated,d, the smoke goes up the e chimney with the plutonium,m, so you can breathe it in, another man can, and it's ad infinitum because plutonium has a half-life of 24,400 years and laststs for a long time. but the other thing is that thee body thinks plutonium is iroron--it's an irn analogue--so it's stored in the liver, where it causes liver cancer. it's stored in the bone marrow to cause--to produce hemoglobin in the red blood cells, but it causes leukemia or bone cancer. it crosses the placenta into the developing embryo--which lets nothing through it, incidentally, except plutonium and a few other nasties. it's stored in the testicle, too. so it't's a ubiquitous, really dangerous isotope, and from the time they discovered it in the manhattan project, they knew its dangers. >> does plutonium come only from nuclear weapons testing, or is there a risk of it escaping from nnuclear pow plalants as w well? >> it's not emitted by y power plaants routinely. routinely, power plants emit radioactive elements all the time. tritium-- they cannot prevent triritium esescaping-

more car things like carbon monoxide and then the fires that can be caused by improperly maintained chimneys and things like that so time o e year to think about that. a few more days before it goetzs cold. live a dupont circle. derrick ward, back to you. >>> meantime, we are following a developing sty out of memphis, tennessee where six people have been shot. one person died at the scene, the other at tos tal. a local reporter snapped this ome where tside the it happened. police say the victims range in age from 13 to 21. they haven't released details on what happened. the four surviving victims are in the hospitait their cons range from serious to critical. >>> prince george's county police officer is suspended, accused of taking hundreds of dollars in exchange for not writing citations. the cleef said this officertid s to at least two different people. he didn't release officers' names because he doesn't want to warn anyone who may be colluding officer. he wants to find out if other citizens were offered the deal. >> they are not culpable because of the force of authority that an officer

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now another news today chimneys leading jewish organizations calling for special anti semitism classes for muslim migrants it comes amid a spike in hate crime targeting changed peter all of his more. jewish community leaders in germany say they want to see integration classes for migrants that focus on them saying that this could help stem a rise in anti-semitic incidents in the country many of these people have been shaped by regimes in which anti semitism is essential and the jewish state is denied the right to live to prevent the worst scenario we need to tailor the integration courses to these people much more preferably by country of origin the official statistics back up a rise in crime in germany just over four hundred were reported in the first half of twenty eighteen knots up ten percent on the same period last year the vast majority of these were committed by neo nazi and far right groups but the leadership of germany's foremost jewish organization paints a bleak picture of the future saying he sees more problems coming from migrants one of the most shocking cases of twenty e

was going to come back and we looked back at the house, the only thing that was left was a 1930s chimneyg on the ranch, the two houses and the entire setup there, pretty quickly. there are a lot of people who are experiencing what you are experiencing and having to be evacuated and not able to go back to homes they have lost. how has your experience been of authorities helping people such as yourself? it'sjust all devastating, you know, and it hits everybody, it's been a rough ride. nobody expects it and when it happens, i think everybody doesn't realise how quick it comes and when it does a lot of emotions and trauma hit. at the same time people come together and try to help each other out, and it's an overwhelming emotion to lose all of your belongings at the same time when everybody is being engulfed by flames quicker than you expect. so as you can see, it's a lot to deal with. it's nice to see people come together and help during the fires and make sure that everybody is in safety and malibu came together in a way that was monumentalfor a community to hang on to what we had and see w

he first appeared in a children's book he is the trusted helper of father christmas climbing down chimneys to deliver presents and sweets to children in parades and other appearances like pete is played by an adult in blackface a koli wig and colorful clothes. this year's protests follow years of complaints and censorship of black pete both in the netherlands and abroad back in twenty eleven a dutch christmas celebration was cancelled in a small canadian town after complaints of racism in twenty fifteen several dollars cities altered to black people image slightly for parades giving him sort on his cheeks rather than a four black face school in ottawa decided to remove black pete altogether out of respect for the diversity of its students and only a month ago dutch broadcaster n.t.r. ditched the blackface version of the character instead opting for a sort marks but on the streets of the netherlands there's been mixed reaction. we stand here to protest because we're finding a deal black people racist one this exchange said this is to reduce our pleasure and for everyone i think it's. it's.

he first appeared in a children's book he is the trusted helper of father christmas climbing down chimneys to deliver presents and sweets to children in parades and other appearances by pete is played by an adult and black face a curly wave and colorful clothes. of this year's protests following years of complaints and censorship of black people in the netherlands and abroad back in two thousand and eleven a dutch christmas celebration was cancelled in a small canadian town after complaints of racism two thousand and fifteen several dutch cities altered black petes image slightly for parades giving him soot on his cheeks rather than full black face a school in ottawa decided to remove black people altogether out of respect for the diversity of its students and only a month ago dutch broadcaster n.t.r. ditched the black face character or the version of the character instead of opting for marks but on the streets of the netherlands the there has been mixed reaction. i stand here to protest because we'll find a deal that peter ray says we've understood change the festivities are pleasant for

when the catholic church selects a new pope, white smoke puffs out of the vatican chimney. that britain had a draft agreement with the eu for brexit — word spread via a volley of tweets. the prime minister theresa may has positioned the draft as "her deal, no—deal or no brexit." but she still needs to get it voted through by parliament. philippa thomas is at westminster for us. what's happening now? a great deal, but yes, in the next few arm as she needs to speak to parliament. this isn't the day that parliament. this isn't the day that parliament will vote on the deal, there will be quite a lead up to that but there will be indicators of the kind of atmosphere in the house of commons and it could be quite rowdy, quite difficult for theresa may, not least because those ministers sitting around her on the front bench of government, we know that many of them are still very unhappy with the deal that she has put together. so we will be watching for signs of dissent, watching to see whether she gets any critical questioning from your own party, the governing conservative party,

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biggest coal plant ahead of un climate talks on sunday nine protesters climb to the top of the main chimney and are staying overnight the state run power plant in their step towards central city of belchertown of is the biggest producer in europe and one of the largest coal power plants in the world. this kind of action should encourage everybody to law demands from political and business leaders to. just try to do a just transition from coal towards renewable energy and energy efficiency that's the only solution for humankind because science is clear there is only a couple of years basically twelve years left for developed countries to quit call in order to prevent climate catastrophe. protecting the world's water has been the focus for thousands of entrepreneurs and environmental experts at a conference in kenya the so-called blue economy is valued at six trillion dollars catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. on the sidelines of the world's first blue economy conference delegates are treated to a shoe of clothes and bags crafted from fish skin all the way from the shores of lake turkana

for it however you move away from the politicians you get into the chamber of commerce and here in chimney the head of the chamber of commerce's is less than impressed there are more of giving it more of a wait and see approach the same goes from the. well the leaders of the insurance insurers association here in germany they're giving it as well that more but wait and see approach the reason that giving that wait and see approach is it's ten days until the twenty fifth of november a lot can happen between now and then particularly if if to resume a was to replace dominic rob he stepped down as break that secretary with michael gove now michael gove we hear there's apparently said he would quite fun see the job only if he was allowed to go back to brussels and renegotiate and at that summit on the twenty fifth was council now that would not go down very well at all with people here on the continent if you think people are sick of brakes that in britain the system. only sick of brigs it here in europe. the idea that this would be trundling on for longer well that would start seeing more and

biggest coal plant ahead of un climate talks on sunday nine protesters climbed to the top of the main chimney and are staying overnight the state run power plant in the central city of bell to talk of is the biggest producer in europe and one of the largest coal power plants in the wild protecting the world's water has been the focus of thousands of entrepreneurs and environmental experts at a conference in kenya the so-called blue economy is valued at six trillion dollars catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. on the sidelines of the world's first blue economy conference delegates are treated to a shoe of clothes and bags crafted from fish skin all the way from the shores of lake turkana in nothing kenya to that. and other side regions designers he has say the future of fashion can include fish skin. but this conference is more than just about fish and fashion delegates are discussing how to harness a sustainable water economy that is valued at up to six trillion dollars and to protect assets worth an estimated twenty five trillion. to make. this piece. this is. and we have. the whole ecosy

we can see the only remaining chimney stack of your house now, wendy.y wiped out? completely wiped out, there is nothing. it is just grey and it reeks of a dead town now. it is awful. so where are you and your family staying now? what have you been told, and what happens next? 0k, well we were homeless, and then we found a place yesterday, a hotel. it is about an hour and 45 minutes away from our home, and now they said that today they were going to start letting people go up there with a police escort, only to take pictures for validation that your home was destroyed, for insurance purposes, but that nobody could go up purposes, but that nobody could go up there and go through anything, that it just wasn't safe yet. we are hearing that the death toll continues to rise and there are still hundreds of people missing, as well. are you able to account for all the people that you knew in your neighbourhood? are all the people that you knew in your neighbourhood ? are there all the people that you knew in your neighbourhood? are there people that you knew th

. >> there is potential for falling limbs and trees and potential for collapsing wallings and chimneys. >> reporter: in addition to the expected, the sheriff says man homes and potential victim, residents could stumble upon human remains december spike the efforts to search the ash. >> i want you to understand that we're going to do all we can to diligently search for remains but this is a difficult task. >> reporter: the sheriff is being asked about the alert system works was warned, when and how and if more people would be alive with more notice. >> no plan works at 100% with that much chaos. are he promises analysis will be done but wonders if many would've evacuated and thought the campfire would be the same draw the conclusion that you can assume notified but chose to not heed the warning. >> i think maybe some hesitated in terms of how fast they got out. >> reporter: many in the audience agrees the sheriff. >> it's nobody's fault. i think that people have to be careful not to assess blame. the fire was just moving incredibly fast and took everyone by surprise. >> reporter: butte

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the one that's bringing us the severe weather across the mediterranean so as you can imagine it is chimney pots about geria well there's also the risk of seeing some very heavy flooding thunderstorms today. the with the sponsored by cattle race. went on line are you looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term or if you join us on sand if you take me around the content. you don't have to set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that community members are going to join the global conversation on al-jazeera. and again you're watching a reminder of top stories this hour the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions are being prepared against saudis involved in the killing of the saudi leaders of so far resisted international pressure to reveal who ordered the journalist murder aides to crown prince mohammed bin man or implicated fine lines in some areas of pakistan have been cut by the government to try an

when you are waiting for the puffso be named and the of smoke humming out of the chimney, there are all kinds of names of people that are mentioned that if push comes to shove, democrats may turn to. when i ask people around what are some -- you hear hakeem jeffries and cheri bustos and adam schiff, all kinds of people. clyburn over here, you have a big mix of people. i tend to think if nancy pelosi gets pushed out, it will be generational change. whoever they get will be on the younger side of 60, 65, maybe even 55. i think there is still some doubt there, but i noticed last but i i couldn't hear it, was in front of a computer. they had a monitor up. stenynancy pelosi and hoyer and jim clyburn on the victory party. she was positively euphoric. steny hoyer, who i like a lot, looked at he was at a funeral. i mean, not that he wasn't happy, really happy about democrats picking up a bunch of seats, he had been in districts and worked hard, but you know, i am not sure he enjoyed her taking a victory lap like that. we will have to kind of weight and see. announcer 1: we will return next tues

. >> potential falling limbs and trees, potential collapsed walls and chimneys, entrapment hazards because of burned tree roots and missing it accept particular tank covers or collapsed basements. >> as for the firefight at last check, the camp fire is 130,000 acres and 35% contained. that's record level of fuel dryness, they're working hard to establish a containment line and they are working to gain control. you can look out and this is sky way, it's the main drag through paradise, there was a bookstore and a packaging business, all completely taken down by this fire. in paradise this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox news. >>> the number of fire survivors attending the public briefing is getting smaller. the most frequent questions asked are which homes are standing and when people will be allowed back into the burn zone. there's an interactive online map that can answer the first question, it can be early next month before people are allowed to return to see their property. part of that reason is for safety. the other is crews are still looking for people who were listed as missing and

neighbors complain it creates chimney crowds and now the town wants the family to pay for police and absolutely love clark griswol griswold. this weekend i was trying to get lights up and i had my husband holding an electrical cord. he was like this is so not safe. i got halfway around before i had to give in. my house is half clark griswold and half lights. i love it. >> jesse: i think we should use more movie clips in the sho show. get the audience to laugh a little bit more. i highly recommend it. i did a story a few years ago where i went to a town in florida and they had a similar thing where everything was lit up and there would be massive amounts of people coming from all over. >> greg: how surprising that it was in florida. how was the weather? >> jesse: it was beautiful. >> greg: whenever you did these packages, it was always at a nice beach. >> jesse: spring break. neighbors have legit complaints about their streets getting crowded but i say who cares. it's christmas. >> emily: the neighbor was the mayor. the reason the mayor is shaking down that poor guy is that he was 200

all that's left of this home is the chimney. we are by one of the main thoroughfares or one of the three out of paradise. thursday morning when the fire started, this road was just absolutely gridlocked. from these burned out car, you can can tell the panic that may have ensued. >> is that the welcome to paradise sign? it is! >> that's our paradise sign. >> by the time most people in paradise realized how quickly it was spreading, they were in trouble. this man can't believe his eyes. >> the town is on fire! >> you are looking at 90% of the towns are gone in every neighborhood chltd. >> the mayor said it gave the town only five minutes to evacuate. the mass exodus caused gridlock on the town out of town. there was such panic as drivers fled on foot and abandoned their cars. >> it worked the way it was supposed to work. we just never anticipated having to evacuate all zones all at the same time. >> an automatic alert was sunday out to land lines and cell phones of residents. not everyone got a notification. cole white and his wif

you are not welcome that is the message to crown prince mohammed bin solomon from hotel stairs in chimneys u.s. capitol they gathered in the center of the city with banners and talk college the nouns into visits of the saudi royal amman they believe to be a war criminal and an enemy of democracy with the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen could in people almost on a daily basis hundreds of chinese you can see they felt the need to demonstrate against bin some. yet we're against mohammed bin so moms visit to referee mary tennessee to freetown is to democratic tennessee and he has deprived his people of democracy he is a murderer i've noticed that he's a butcher he kills his people he's betrayed the palestinian cause and he kills human rights he simply some women activists and really just scholars he's not welcome many people into museo feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger t

they climbed to the roof, chimneyed down a stack and paddled off the island never to be seen again. the case still open. >> to this day investigators from the u.s. marshals fugitive task force in san francisco continue to pursue leads. >> reporter: for now newly crafted heads will join the originals which are willing carefully stowed. but the national parks service says they hope to put recreations on display for future generations of visitors to the rock. christian kaffton. >>> the raiders fly to the valley to take on the arizona cardinals. the raiders have the worse record in football. >>> >>> sunday kick offset for 1:05 in glendale. >>> coming up in a minute on mornings on 2 the 9. we've been coughing at every commercial. you know it as well. smoke and haze fills the air. and we will update you on schools and public transportation. >>> and we look at one of the new movies out, ralph breaks the internet. >>> taking a look across san francisco. you can see the ford tower and about nothing else. the index is at 225. that's very unhealthy for everyone. good by the way is from zero to

beyond that there's a chimney and over to the left there's a burned out van. because this area is still under mandatory evacuation orders it has been hard to find any residents to talk to, and we managed to find one this weekend who had been returning to his home for the very first time on saturday. he said he felt sick, he literally felt nauseous, and he looked through and said the only thing he could find that was recognizable at all was a teapot he made in high school. believe it or not, yesterday was a good day for firefighters. the footprint barely changed, it's still 85,000 acres, and 15% containment thus far, but the worries are about the winds, and the concern is some of the flames could flare-up and some of the smoldering areas could flare-up and cause problems. all of this pales to comparison to what is happening in northern california with the camp fire there. entire neighborhoods have been leveled. here there are houses intact and some burned down. there, mother nature took everything with her. 29 people dead and what is more concerning, 200 people

the chimney, and you can see the car. because this area is still under mandatory evacuation orders. and one man said it was sickening to see, he literally felt nauseous. yesterday the firefighters managed to hold the footprint of the fire, it barely grew at all, 85,000 acres and now 15% contained. there's a wind warning in effect until wednesday and that could restart some of the flames. all of this still pales in comparison to what we are seeing in northern with the camp fire. it has literally leveled entire neighborhoods taken out well over 6,000 homes and killed 29 people and perhaps more terrifying, there are 200 people still unaccounted for. president trump for his part, he's approved a disaster declaration for the fire, and also tweeted there's gross mismanagement of the forest, and the governor tweeted saying the bigg bigger issue is climate change. >> thank you very much. for ways you can help those affected by the california wildfires, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> and we are staying on top of another breaking story. live pictures from lauderhill, florida. this is broward count

you can see steel framing and the chimney, but beyond that, nothing here to look at. you can imagine how beautiful of a property this would have been and how great of a view you would have had. right now you can see all the way through what would have been the house. the other side of this canyon, it scorched up the hill. the houses and the condos are untouched. some people who live over there are trying to put out whatever pot spots or smoldering areas. yesterday was a good day for firefighters. they managed to get it and it will stay this way until tuesday. there is hardly a person in this area. it's difficult to get through the roadblocks and this managed to fall in the last day or so. authorities they say look, even though there may not be fire in your area, there are other threats like this one. listen. >> there are numerous hazards that are not evident to regular folks. only evident to professionals whether it's downed power lines or hot spots that can reignite and trees that are at risk of falling over and causing serious harms. if thank you are under mandatory

structure, then there is a lot of stuff that you can do in your house that is non-structural and your chimney >> let's talk about what the structural things might be. >> and he is exactly right. you don't want to make the deck chairs safe on the titanic, it is going down, you are going down, you have to make sure that your house is safe. there are basic things that you need to do including bracing the water heater, not just because of fire hazard but because of the water source and the damage, but basic things are installing anchor bolts, and adding plywood and strapping your beams to column and posts to footings and foundations are really easy things to do and most contractors can do the building department is set up to approve this work, and these are things that every home owner should do, and it is a little harder because you have to get a building permit and hire a contractor. but you want to be able to after a big earthquake to climb in bed that night and pull the covers up and say i don't have to worry about going to a government shelter. >> that is the main focus that it is great to h

lots could only be delineated by chimneys rising out of the ground surrounded by nothing. the rubble from one home runs into the next. on clark road a car at an auto repair shop is still airborne in a lift, like so much and so many in butte county stuck at the moment. it was scorched by flame. >> i'm tired. i'm hungry. i'm exhausted. i'm worried about my home. >> reporter: as we just heard from cal fire, 6,700 structures burned in this fire. many of those were homes. we have made our way into the neighborhood to shoot the video you saw there and we were stunned. there was entire neighborhoods as we've seen in the past burned out. there was nothing left. every home burned. power lines down, cars driven into ditches. this was panic. this was an emergency. this was terror. have this bre >> youe absolutely right looking behiyou there. you see nothing. this gentleman was absolutely lucky to have found that asphalt, a place where he could stay last night. do you have any idea where he's going tonight? >> reporter: at the moment he says he doesn't have enough gas to get back to m

as we were walking through the rubble i remember seeing a staircase going up and a chimney going up to the sky and the glass crunching under our feet and 34-year-old something you remember. i didn't know why, but we visited the beaches of normandy where i remember seeing that remarkable landing at omaha beach that remains one of greatest declarations anybody could make so that prompted me to say. i believe and i trace it and i talk about how the senate changed how ronald reagan, president was mid-1980s was elected just to give you a sense of what was going on. we would go to dinner and orrin hatch would be there, the senator from maryland, the republican from virginia and other democrats. we would laugh and share our thinking about how to make the country better. when we went to the senate the next day we often took that bipartisanship with us and made things happen. so i read about all of this in the book because the senate has transitioned in the book and it's not that the rules of the senate have changed. the people have changed. it's a type of person who's come there but don't have

dick van dyke does not return at the chimney sweep.lt and ask him for the part. >> really? i didn't know that. >> yeah. >> i said, i'll do it for nothing. actually, i had to give him $4,000. i paid him to do it. >> you paid him to play the banker? >> and i'd do it again. >> wow. >> and sure enough, he does. in "mary poppins returns", he plays the son of the banker in the first film. >> they made me a gorgeous head of hair and a beard and everything. i said, do you know you're making up a 91-year-old man to look like a 91-year-old man? >> in the film, dick has the piece deresistance, sure to send chills up and down every fan's spine. >> i remember there was sort of, is he goes to jump? and then you leap onto this desk and you tap dance, i mean, surprised and deleagued so deli all of us -- >> including me! >> it was so beautiful, i honest to god could not say cut because i was in tears. >> the beauty of it. i could tell everybody's heart was in the right place. they were into it, they just felt, you know, what walt would have wanted them

as we were walking through the rubble i remember seeing a staircase going up and a chimney going up to the sky and the glass crunching under our feet and 34-year-old something you remember. i didn't know why, but we visited the beaches of normandy where i remember seeing that remarkable landing at omaha beach that remains one of greatest declarations anybody could make so that prompted me to say. i believe and i trace it and i talk about how the senate changed how ronald reagan, president was mid-1980s was elected just to give you a sense of what was going on. we would go to dinner and orrin hatch would be there, the senator from maryland, the republican from virginia and other democrats. we would laugh and share our thinking about how to make the country better. when we went to the senate the next day we often took that bipartisanship with us and made things happen. so i read about all of this in the book because the senate has transitioned in the book and it's not that the rules of the senate have changed. the people have changed. it's a type of person who's come there but don't have

just the chimney sack is all that remains of this. as tommy comes down to the ground here, take a look at this. inches of ash. it's a similar story right across this neighborhood, trace. as we turn back across here, you can take another look at just how severe the damage is to this property. completely and utterly destroyed as we walk through it. i can tell you this, i'm going through feet -- a foot of ash here in some places. trace, it's quite remarkable when you see it close just to so how fears this damage was. and here, as we're about to walk through the entrance here of this beautiful property, one of the most beautiful parts of the l.a. area. trace, i was talking to shep yesterday at this hour telling him i used to live on this street. that house up there, the white one, was me house. i mentioned the gentleman that owns this property. his name is john. he came out when i was teaching my eldest daughter, jordan, to ride her bike. he applauded when she got going on two wheels. yesterday i didn't know what had happened to john. tod

i can tell there's a chimney. but other than that, everything else has been reduced to cash. this fire burned 90,000 acres. it is only 20% contained. unfortunately investigators are looking into two deaths. looks like the people were trying to get out of this fire. they were found in a badly burned car. investigators say that's likely because of this fire. dana? >> dana: to the extent that you've been able to talk to people out there, how are they holding up? >> reporter: well, what's made this fire so unique compared to maybe others is that there's so many people who have been told to evacuate. around 250,000 people. there's also a lot of firefighters both working on the ground and in the air to get the fire somehow under control. those firefighters are doing their best to save as many homes as possible, but unfortunately some of these homes just cannot be saved. it's not just celebrities in malibu who are losing homes. it's regular people. plumbers, teacher, people who have worked their entire lives to get these homes and to show up and watch this fire take everything away