cody. [applause] general cody: thank you, everybody. for our vietnam veterans and their families, sometimes saying thank you for your service is not enough. and i want to tell you what i really want to do is say thank you for inspiring a young 16-year-old from vermont back in 1966 as i got to watch your vietnam helicopter pilots on tv, and that inspired me to want to become like you, a helicopter pilot. i was lucky enough to be able to achieve my dream, but more importantly, as soon as i graduated from flight school, it was hundreds of vietnam era officers and colonels who taught me what flight looked like, who taught me how to be an aviation leader, and quite frankly, i tell everybody i would not be a general officer had it not been for my vietnam tutors. thank you for everything you have done for this great country. i also want to thank you because in 1991 when i came back from the iraq war, it was 3:00 in the morning. i had my squadron from the 101st. we landed in bangor, maine. we were some of the last guys out of the iraq war, the

she was headed to cody. >> reporter: cody, wyoming. after about 25 minutes, she landed there, texting bobbi and her mother, all is well. then a second little push from fate, though none knew it, a huge forest fire erupted to the west. smoke billowed towards mckenzie's revised flight path. by now, mckenzie was on her way to graybold, wyoming. tiny airport tucked behind a ridge, hard to see from the air, through the smoky haze. white-knuckle landing. the message you got, it wasn't as easy this time? >> right. she let me know she got a little disoriented, but things went well, and able to go ahead and taxi over, tie the plane down. take a little break. >> reporter: she texted she ate lunch, refueled and because one runway was closed for repairs, she used an alternate runway, heading in a different direction. still, the last leg was the easiest. following big horn river over the yellow tail dam, make landings at the billings airport and a final flight back to where bobbi was waiting. >> of course, i'm excited. we're really rolling. don't h

sending cody and nathan to be raised by their grandparents.he calls it her lowest point. >> i didn't want to do it but i knew it was the right thing. she wanted to take care of them. she loved those children. >> it was a crushing loss, no question, but bambi agreed at the time the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> they're just very loving, like a lot of outdoor stuff. they spoil us to death. >> nathan, how about you? >> the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grandma's the most sweet woman and everybody says so. >> with the boys living at their grandparent's, bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she met rick gagnon, a new hire at the charlie glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad boy image, i guess, you know. like with the goatee and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> was it a serious relationship? >> yes. it was. >> rick was serious, too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her, you know, if she wanted

cody, introduce everybody, man. cody: all right. i got my younger middle "hurray for coray!"cody: i got my youngest and tallest brother, cash money! the clown of the family, my dad tony baloney! and the glue to the family, the ringmaster of this circus, my mother, kathy with a "k"! [cheering and applause] steve: let's go, let's go. let's get it on. give me cody, give me garet. ["family feud" theme plays] top 7 answers on the board. here we go, fellas. name a place a man would hate to be instead o h

general cody mentioned the men we lost. percentage wise, we represented a small number, but we had a high casualty rate overall. i read an article once where it said that the marines lost a lot of people, they lost over 13,000. and that the helicopter crewmen in the marines still -- you had three times as great a risk of being shot down and killed as a helicopter crewmen as you did being infantry. and the -- you know, we could sit here and talk about that, but i think, you know, the takeaway from that is i think as general cody said, it kind of was, it started a new -- now there's not a unit of military in the world who doesn't have a lot of helicopters. i think these guys are the ones who kind of set the stage. any of you have anything you can add to this that would kind of -- >> i would like to add two comments. one, i want to back joe up on the maintenance personnel in vietnam. i flew 1100 combat hours in 12 months, never had one mechanical failure that was want caused by me hitting a tree. never had an injury failure, n

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cody struble: "1,176." reporter: "1,176. and what was your goal?"cody struble: "800." it's a record setting year for cody struble's toy drive. nearly 12-hundred gifts... "lego's, cars, matchboxes, hotwheels..."boxes fill zarate's auto sales in caledonia "barbie dolls, puzzles..."he came up with an idea to collect toys for kids at children's hospital who can't go home for the holidays. "they might be sad...they didn't get any toys, bu like-they got toys." --nats--reporter: "are you tired?"cody struble: "well, yeah because i've been doing a lot of work."the best kind of work--and his family is proud. "help him. help him all the way.""i cried when i heard that we got over 1,000."his acts of kindness aren't going unnoticed.cody received a special present..."this is aaron roders right here. and that's clay matthews."an autographed helmet...he loves it--and has a message for everyone who helped him reach his goal. (justine) one lucky person bought the winning super lotto plus ticket in albany. the california state lottery said the winning ticket was sold at the albany hill m

debbie's beloved cody slept on the floor beside her. the shades were down. lars joined them a little past midnight. four hours passed, and then -- >> san antonio 911. >> uh, just -- had a gun shot. >> reporter: what had happened in that texas home? when we return -- >> i thought a heard a burglar in the house. >> reporter: danger in the night. and a confrontation in the dark. >> damn it! oh! baby! >>> when "dateline" continues. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. ♪ >> reporter: 4:13 a.m. lars itzo called 911. >> i'm a male. she's a female. >> will you send an ambulance please! >> reporter: that female was debbie -- shot and gravely wounded. >> i want you to walk over to her and make sure that she is still breathing. >> oh, i don't think she is, damn it. ahh. ugh. >> reporter:

cody is all set to go.re going to come back, guys, we're going to come back in about 15 minutes. everybody on our mass camera, i love it, it shows the lights. [cheering and applauding] >> and again, we even have santa claus down here. he took time a away from his busy schedule umenyiora to coco potomac. we'll send it to you guys. having fun out here. see you at the 5:00 hour. >> the neighborhood is looki >> thanks, doug. >> all right. how about doing some cruising this christmas? very merry cars rolling around the dmv and some ugly holiday sweaters. >> we sent out the fly to get the scoop. tommy mcfly joins us live in northwest d.c. all right. let's see this hideous thing. >> oh, look at this beauty, erika, leon. look at this. this is lift merry mode. it launched earlier this afternoon and these are cars wrapped in actual sweaters. when you get a merry mode lift ride you're getting an exclusive look. there are karaoke inside. there are just all kinds of holiday awesomeness. for the elf or the frosty or mrs.

things let's be clear here that you know they're not able to throttle back the pirate bays or the cody's or these types of things that are they're basically bashing into their their income so they're going after the of law in a way to actually throttle these things back and block them now let's be clear as well i cannot find our t.v. on a on a cable network across the united states our t. is not syndicated on the cable networks in the united states let's be clear here as well i can easily get our t.v. i know the guys i ski with these people out in denver helping out the u.s. disabled ski team so these are individuals that are absolutely blocking this type of access for r.t. and this will be another thing this is a freedom of speech issue for me because in the future if they don't want us to get our t. on the internet they can actually throttle that back as well and that's the only place i can get that so that's my biggest fear ok that's a fear of mine and i was actually to get there and everything go in we can go there right now who we want you know one of the i said my major concern was

the quality of service on the streaming that i can get from my my cable provider when i go out to codyand other places obviously the origination point and the terminations point will determine where the band with quality is going to be so i can't get as good a quality but that the way that they buffer and they do there can bring stuff in even from across the planet so obviously when you're getting out. rural areas it takes more investment are the companies investing in a row or areas absolutely not they're investing in five g. they're going to make everything wireless they're actually going to put the wires out of business in the neighborhood by basically installing stuff on the odds of getting it was moving in a different direction i mean we could get kind of an internet apartheid in the us is this what it's leading to. not of the certainly think it's going to i don't know listen i think that now it's going to be a little bit more competitive i think you know the smaller companies or even if they wanted to combine and band together perhaps and you know go and fight the big machine let

at the culin institute of america kids news, i'm cody. - that's a recipe i've got to try! that's all for's show, bee in next week for more teen kids news.(upbeat music) - [host] write to us at, info@teenkidsnews.com. hey guys, charlie here you know my sister kirby. hey guys! - [charlie] today we're hanging out 250 feet up in the air at the top of a giant sequoia. do you know some of these trees are over 2,000 years old? which means this one might have started growing when cleopatra was ruling eg it's time for weird but true! rping) (soft electr - [astronaut] gonna try a little sand trap shot here. (frogs croaking) (lighting zapping) - [man] the african viper cautiously approaches his next meal. hey kirb, when's your show over? shh. (groaning) guys, we've got a big problem. per obsessed with this big budgdocumentary called planet world. - [manns africa, slow motion, planet world. it's cool, but a little too cool. watch this.

that is the quality of services good get from my my cable provider absolutely not when i go out to cody and other places obviously the origination point point will determine where the band with quality is going to be so i can't get as good they're investing in five g. they're going to make everything wireless they're actually going to put the wires out of business in the neighborhood by basically installing stuff on flowers and gaming schedule is moving in a different direction julio i mean we could get kind of an internet apartheid in the us. if this is what it's leading to. dawdle think. of the sara lee think it's going to i don't know listen i think that now it's going to be a little bit more competitive i think you know the smaller companies or even if they wanted to combine and band together perhaps and you know go and fight the big machine let's say you know like i said it's better to not have an environment where the monopoly just gets more powerful and that's basically what net neutrality did i mean if you look at it it's in the billions of dollars of lost investment you know an

say it on the love it because i get up and go get a ski spots all right on the vid group cody comes off you would visit it up out of. your body the lot and be a part of the solution. you would always see to get off your t.v. for a sketch. some of. the stuff. she said i stuck my time i'm on a certain part of the moment there's indeed i'm taking. she said a lot. on and on. about program part on blue to want to respect the wanted. and to carry. the sand as it fits. on it right that it needs skill and one kid to fuel the cheats on one tune to live close to you know what is it it's like see. it was a. to say you see on a on i did bomb for. it it types and it's all updated that. if it was sort of three days old going to appreciate the set of aked if i saw you on a most effective pencil i said don't do practical. god what on. the phone with cell phone if underneath. it's unknown i had. done the work done on the phone self under-funded it did because. it's on when i. cut out the. money money money done fine. but money none find any money money money. does what they are now the font self an effe

i have my ao explain create a warm layer of air that insulates the skin and maintains the cody grownore your body to heat and t gustye ds beginning to ramp up.really now west of philadelphia these are wind gusts. ster 26 these win continue to pushast btic front through this afternoon and not bad adelphia wilmington and the windchill feels l in ter. aonos 13 degrees windchills overn digits tomorrow morning. you'll feel the difference in . satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have left over sprinkles in cape may and atlanta county. and they move east and in philads arbreaking but tomorrow it all. tomorrow morning 8:00 when you head to work and the kids put on the layers and cover up the face with the scarves and get the gloves and hat and windchill in philadelphia 16 degrees and intdcll if o gusting up hour day tomorrow. 3:30 afternoon when the air temperatures are about windchills wil stuck in the teens so you have to bundle up we have days like this in past used to it. and wednesday night this is when the clipper moves through not loaded with moisture but enough to produce

at the culinary institute of america for teen kids news, i'm cody. - that's a recipe i've got to try! that's all for this week's show, but be sure to tune in next week for more teen kids news. (upbeat music) - [host] write to us at, info@teenkcom. >> nomation is being released at this time. but, when we learn more information, we of course will pass it along to you. >>> the other big story tonight, ofourse, the weather, just little more than two weeks until christmas and the snow already here, setting the stage the first official snow of the year, falling across our area. this is video from ardmore as we take live look now outside our fox 29 studios here in old city. the snow is starting to taper off just a bit now but the

sc johnson >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> when last we saw our intrepid adventurer cody peterson, he had just gotten bit by the giant desert centipede. >> cut the camera, cut the camera, cut the camera. we have to get the venom out of my arm. >> his arm was searing with pain. we pick up the story on this episode. this is the first time they are ever using their venom extractor. >> yeah, i want to -- like -- i feel like i'm going to vomit. >> they start by applying a tourniquet, swap the area. >> do you know which was bit first? >> no, no, the one up first was the first one, then it bit again. you can see the black and blue mark there. >> how does he know? i would be like there! >> oh, my gosh, that's only making iurt worse. >> look, you can see little bits of what they say is venom. >> really, it worked? it's actually doing>> yote, tel. >> this absolutely eclipses any insect sting i have ever taken. sting. makes 30 bee s to the face feel on facial far as to wave the white flag. >> and the worst part of it all, every wave that rushed through my body, the pain was only intensifying

i'd even say that beautiful low bill cody is the only -- buffalo bill cody is the only genius produced in the american west. also the rise of mass press, and it's going to be the rise of professional sports, particularly baseball. it is creating an american popular culture which from then until now is probably the most influential thing about this country. but the key to the period is a phrase that william dean howell used, the sufficiency of the common. this is an age obsessed with lincoln. david kennedy, who is a general editor of the series, pointedded out that the only great president and the only hero in my book was abraham lincoln and he died on the first page. and that is true. the gilded age will never produce anybody remotely like lincoln, but his point was in the end, that really doesn't matter. he says it's the insufficiency of the -- the sufficiency of the common. that matters. he said, if america means anything at all it means the sufficiency of the common, the insufficiency of the uncommon. i think in a democracy, the sufficiency of the common is ultimately all that matte

this is cody wilson.poke to him years ago when he was working on a pretty controversial project. >> i think i'm known for one of the more radical free speech activists. >> he was dubbed one of the most dangerous people on the internet when he posted instructions showing how to 3-d print a gun. >> fascists probably. >> he's a very famous troll. >> yeah. you get somebody like -- it's nice endorsement. >> one of the worse trolls on the internet. >> i think so. >> mr. spencer i think is considered a pretty successful troll. >> keep in mind his ideal is to have a white ethnicity. should these people get a platform and where should the line be drawn? >> are you worried some of this will incite violence? >> no. i'm not worried about it. i mean when i'm talking about like -- outside someone's home, there's a mob and say there he is, get him. that's not protected speech. but these personalities, they represent elements of a political speech that should not be censored. >> well he doesn't align himself with all the

sidney and cody had had ridden on a horse named junior. sloan went on a four-wheeler. the only thing left of junior's saddle was a burnt crisp. he came back to the house. so these are true cowboys and they still exist today and the true cowboys in america are buried in unmarked graves all across the american west. they're not the famous ones, they're not the ones that made it to the dime novels or into the movies. they're it ones whose names we don't know. who brought a product that built america because america was built on its stomach and beef cattle were absolutely vite thool building of america including kansas city and amarillo, texas. but it's hard for us to understand that. so i leave it to wailen and willy who said it better than anybody. them that don't know them won't like him and them that do sometimes won't know how to take him. he ain't wrong -- thank you. [ applause ] how'd i do on time? now questions. and if i don't know the answer, i'll makeup a real good story. >> could you please talk a little bit about why most of the ranches were owned not by americ

sydney and cody had written out together on a horse named junior. sloan went out on another horse. junior had to be put down. the only thing left of his other was a burn little crisp. he came back to the house, ok? these are true cowboys. still exist today. the true cowboys in america are buried in unmarked graves all across the american west. they are not the famous ones. they're not the ones who made it into the dime novels of the wild west shows or into the movies. they are the ones whose names we do not know who bought a product that built america because america was built on its stomach and these cattle were absolutely vital to the building of america including kansas city and amarillo, texas. but it is hard for us to understand that. will he said it better than anyone -- he ain't wrong but he's different. he's just different but his thingson't make him do that you think is right. thank you. [applause] michael: how did i do on time? questions? got a wait for the microphone. i i don't know the answer, will make up a good story. >> could you please talk about wereost of the ranc

they say that his bullets narrowly missed deputy cody mack correspond mccormack. this is actually from the stafford county's sheriff's office. it lodged in the headrest. it crazed his neck amazingly. the suspect's bullets also narrowly missed virginia state trooper zg terrence lodging in his driver's seat. that chase ended up a few miles up on i95 north that led to massive backups in both direction. the suspects vehicle hit the guardrail and then flipped. when authorities walked over to the vehicle they found him gunshot to the wound. he is in critical condition this evening in the hospital. we don't have any further details on his expected condition. but authorities are still also investigating the motive behind this violent day. they, do, however say they are thankful that things didn't turn out worse. today could have a very different outcome. our law enforcement officers put their lives in danger every single day and it's easy to become come place it about that. today is an important reminder about the risk that ours offers face every single day and we're so g

sidney and cody had written out togeth out and sloan went out on a four-wheeler, junior had to be put down. the only thing left was a little patch on the back of his head. he came back to the house. these are true cowboys and they still exist in today. and the true cowboys in america are buried in unmarked graves all across the american west. it they aren't the famous ones, they're the ones whose names we don't know. who brought a product that built america because america was built on its stomach and beef cattle were absolutely vital to the building of america, including kansas city and amarillo, texas. but it's hard for us to understand that. so i look to waylon and willie who said it better than anybody. men that don't know him don't like him, but them that don't. . >> how did i do on time? >> great. >> now, questions. yes, sir? all right, got to wait for the microphone. and if i don't know the answer, i'll make up a real good story, i promise. >> could you please talk a little bit about why most of the ranchers were owned not by american interests, by but did you say british inter

discuss this we have courtney raj cheney's advocacy director at the committee to protect journalists cody this is this is not a great job that you have unfortunately talking to people about how many journalists are in prison. this year were you surprised about the number and country. sadly no we were not surprised we've seen turkey being the leading jailer journalist last year and then this several years ago we know that there was this post coup attempt crackdown that has resulted in massive arrests of journalists and closures of media outlets sat idly under president sisi egypt has become one of the leading the world's leading jailer of journalists as well when i lived in egypt and worked there that there were no journalists in jail and now it's consistently at the top and unfortunately china is also perennially at the top of the list so we see that these three countries have been at the top of the list they continue to jail journalists we no longer have an international community who is routinely condemning this so sadly no i'm not surprised there's a comment here that most journalists

certain the expectation the hope amongst his supporters is that he will deliver on that mr mustafa cody another person made a radical reform of the economy a major issue during the campaign for the election to the presidency of the a in c. we're talking about the continent's power house to do that you need to have to combat corruption prosecute those responsible for the mistakes that were made in the past and also install a culture of. bring in all the institutions to be held accountable will he be able to do that. what if it is one major challenge which i think they see tried to water the water down and that is the is currently two centers of power in south africa you have the president of the e.c. which is sort of them oppose but jacob zuma remains the president of the country and whatever the ambitions sort of oppose or might have in terms of rectifying the. mistakes of the past committed by jacob zuma he might find it difficult if two groups of modern manes the president of the country the only way that you might have sort of a poser pursuing his agenda which is of the form because

cody justice got it. usf down 15 at the half.ter, gets rejected, down 29% from the field. usf now 3-3 after a 75-57 loss. >>> to the lakes, tiger woods started in fifth at seven under but quickly dropped out with four bogeys on the front side having trouble with chipping can't get it on the green but byrds on 14 and 17. 10 back of leader, charlie finished with three birdies on the final five, including this one 18. 14 under on the tournament. finally, are you hungry. josie chestnut game five time champion of the shrimp eating contest. took the title after downing ten pounds of st. elmer spicy shrimp cocktail for that he gets the prize and heart burn. that's your sports report. i'm sorry that can't be healthy. >> and it's disgusting all that sauce dripping down his hand. >> thought it would be more internal. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> on behalf of all of us at abc 7 have jake ballard has with olivia pope. consider it done. previously on "scandal"... you are a liar! you wanted to know who i am? this is who i am. defiance

the cody biodome this guy knows if you're all that but it's yours and we live here in our three kids brooklyn lane. my sister and her husband and their family a mess at their own houses though they live ten minutes up the road or so so we started being asked to show everybody kind of what we're going through on a day to day basis trying to get our lives back together and everything and your are you living here no where in our camper right now but they entered our camper now also because they've got water damage and so we're not living here but we're fixing to be moving back in this weekend when they come and take our camper trailer there and they said that's ok yeah i mean we're going to have to make it ok we there's hotels but there's hours away and we work and the kids are in school so we're trying to get back to a little bit of normal life so that there's nothing no regulation or anything no situations in the government so you can't say no sorry they've actually allowed it right now due to the situation and how high was the water here i think at the half in our house they got abou

sara cody/public health officer "....this is something where we need to get critical information to the public...sometimes one day to the next or even one hour to the next and we rely on the web to do that...."laurie smith/santa clara county sheriff"....if people can't get on line and they cant access information and if we can't communicate with the community. i think everybody is at risk...."the county's legal challenge will assert that the bay area, silicon valley in particular, depends on open internet access for economic growth and innovation. and that we may never know what the next big start up innovation might be because of paid privatization of the web.joe simitian/sanat clara county supervisor "....this is about economic viability, about participating in the democratic process and about the absolute assurance that we can provide the services our residents expect and need..." (rob live) the county council says the repeal of net neutrality rules would be especially hard on small, start up companies, which rely on low cost internet access and make significant contributions to the

and three cowboys, this young man, cody crockett, was a cowboy in the middle of that. and his fiance sydney wallace was in the middle of that and sloan everett was in the middle of that and they road into the prairie fire to rescue 40 mama cows and their cavs because they could not stand to let them burn to death. and this quote is really telling about the cowboy philosophy that most of us don't understand is why in the world you do that for someone else's property? right? you don't think twice about it. and that's the underscore of the cowboy, what a true cowboy is. they saved them and all three of those cowboys burned to death. all of them. all three. when they found them, the only thing left was their boots and their leather belts. all their clothes and hair had burned completely off of them. sydney and cody had ridden out together on a horse named junior, sloan went out on a four wheeler. junior had to be put down, the only thing left of his saddle was a burned little crisp on the back. he came back to the house. so these are true cowboys and they still exist today

my name is cody and i help with the events here at the culture on columbus and we are so pleased to be hosting mel gordon for this conversation on the life of an american legend, bonnie -- bunny mellon. we are nestled here on the upper west side and we've been here almost three years. some of you may remember the space. we are so happy to be here and to be able to celebrate this great and important work. do take note that c-span is here recording the talk. during the q&a session, if you will give us a couple seconds to run the microphone to you so she's not talking to no one on the recording. "after words" if you give us a couple seconds to set up we will have a signing at the front near the register. eyeing courage you to pick up a copy or two or three so we can continue to be here and celebrate great and important work. she is an award-winning journalist and a regular contributor to vanity fair. she is considered an expert on elder abuse and whenever there is a high-profile case. we are so pleased to have her. please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> thank you for being here. i

the local action is really important but to get that we need this kind of agreements energy analysts codya comfort pleasure talking to you thank you and let's get a comment from our financial correspondent in frankfurt daniel corp the top job in firms a swimming in cash at the moment daniel are they going to spend that cash on the planet though. you're funny ben yeah they are swimming and cash at the moment absolutely we just had a comment a little bit earlier from the economy ministry here in germany stating that they're expecting at least a true portent grows although for next year which means of course lots of new cash for those companies many companies also here listed in the blue chip index that they have those kind of internal ethic agreements how much money they want to spend every year and project regarding the environment but just in a joint statement today the biggest environmental organizations here in germany was calling this pretty much a shame and that companies could spend much more money regarding those projects well as far as green projects go the carmakers are really lag

sarah cody is still encouraging people the get vaccinated. >> we do know even if it doesn't prevent from you getting the flu, it still reduces your risk of severe flu hospitalization and death. >> dozens of people have been coming through st. james health center on a daily basis to get the shot. >> seniors, especially, are really requesting to get it done. >> staff members are taking a pro active approach encouraging students to wash their hands and cover their coughs. >> when you have a child that's sick. particularly with the fever, cough, sore throat. those children can be communicatin communicating. >> people doing what they feel is best to avoid the flu. >> i'm going to be good. take my vitamins and hope he i don't get it. >> abc7 news. >>> a new development. the los gatos couple who pleaded no contest to charges they sexually molested and raped the son they adopted from russia were sentenced today. he wept and told the court that he meant no harm before a judge sentenced him to a 24-year material. his wife carolyn received a 12-year sentence. prosecutors stay abuse went on for a de

keira, cody and their trip let daughters lost their home in october's red wood fire and have struggled to find a place to live since. rents are high, housing competitive. >> i haven't wanted to listen to any christmas music or, like, i'm not in the christmas mood. and it sucks because my husband loves christmas, and now we just want it to be over. >> reporter: just in time for christmas, help came in the form of this 32.5-foot rv. the trailer was donated to the swanns from rvs without borders. >> it's so much of a relief. i feel like we'll be able to relax and not worry about, okay, what's the backup plan? >> reporter: the goal is to help the short-term housing shortage and allow victims to stay in their communities. >> they need to have someplace they can call their own so they can rest their nervous system and start to establish their new normal. >> reporter: carr said it's also up to residents who did not lose their homes to offer up their driveways. victims cannot park on lots because of the debris. >> those who did not get damaged homes can play a huge role. >> reporter: they are

kira cody and the triplet daughters lost their home in the redwood complex fire and have struggled toind a place to live. rents are high, housing competitive. >> and i like -- i haven't wanted to listen to christmas music or, like, i'm not in the christmas mood. and it sucks because my husband loves christmas. and now we just want it to be over. >> reporter: just in time for christmas help came in the form of this 32 and a half foot rv, the trailer was donated through rvs without borders. >> it's such a relief. i feel like we can relax and not have to worry about okay what's the backup plan. >> kimberly car explains the goal is to help the shortage and allow victims to stay in the communities. >> they need to have someplace they can call their own and rest the nervous system and establish the new normal. >> she says it's up to residents who didn't lose homes to offer up driveways. many can't park because of debris. >> many who have undamaged homes can play an important roll. >> it has a queen size bed. >> they will park in a fireman members yard so the daughters can sleep in a bedroom

sarah cody is still encouraging people the get vaccinated. >> we do know even if it doesn't prevent from the flu, it still reduces your risk of severe flu hospitalization and death. >> dozens of people have been coming through st. james health center on a daily basis to get the shot. >> seniors, especially, are really requesting to get it done. >> staff members are taking a pro active approach encouraging students to wash their hands and cover their coughs. >> when you have a child that's sick. particularly with the fever, cough, sore throat. those children can be communicatin communicating. >> people doing what they feel is best to avoid the flu. >> i'm going to be good. take my vitamins and hope he i don't get it. >> abc7 news. >>> a new development. the los gatos couple who pleaded no contest to charges they sexually molested and raped the son they adopted from russia were sentenced today. he wept and told the court that he meant no harm before a judge sentenced him to a 24-year material. his wife carolyn received a 12-year sentence. prosecutors stay abuse went on for a decade after t

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