. >> chris eastburn is putting the good in good samaritan.they've been giving house calls to check on pets and livestock. >> any animals in need we're going to bring them out. >> they have hay, pet food and water. >> yesterday we rescued probably 5 or 6 horses and goats. dogs, everything you can find. >> others are/wa5 coming to lo lake high school for a chance to be escorted out. we're there when this group went back to ranches for the first time. after the valley fire chased them out. >> that is my report. >> for them, the news is good. hugh grayland left rumors his home was left in ashes. not true. >> your first look? >> this is it. >> and i'm glad, still here. we've been here 35 years. we're lucky, again. >> he is a core reinin war vet. >> i survived everything. >> the neighbor herbert anders was also lucky. his live stock are now feasting on hay. >> three days, you know? too scary. i wouldn't wish this on anyone. >> a sad home coming for john erwin. he discovered his house in ashes. >> he and i built the house in 1983. he's 80. he's liv

we have enough to replace. >> we're number >> chris eastburn is happy to help. >> they do it for me. >> the he is supreme courts ended for the day. we're told the process also went as quickly as possible today. >> hundreds of people were allowed to stay home in three lake county neighborhoods today. you can see there is little evidence of damage and people are moving back in. the sheriff's department says it has been reduced. highway 29 reopened but only to local residents. >> the town of cobb was one of the hardest hit communities. as you can see, nothing is left standing, just wiped out. >> this is the anderson springs neighborhood where 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams lived. she is the only known fatality of the fire. >> you're looking at what used to be open buts7 is nothing bu ash sadly. >> some communities are still near active firefighting and close to evacuees. a lot of people asked us. we're live with some information. katie? >> it is near the northern fire line, so they're not in the clear but we did see many homes still standing today. and i have several evacuees that shou