>> reporter: deon, there ask a sense of celebration here in the air in calistoga. hand made signs are welcoming families back into the city. cars have been honking their horns and we've seen some signs of life returning to normal, kindz riding their bikes down the streets. last week no one thought much of it but today this is a luxury. >> thank you. >> reporter: a line of cars stretched down highway 29 today filled with families eager to go home. >> i am so thrilled. >> reporter: carey left her home thursday morning. what is the first time you're going to do? >> really i want to kiss the ground but i got to clean out the refrigerator or freezer otherwise she'll want to keep everything. >> reporter: just a few miles away, danger still looms. dense clouds of smoke over the hill overlooking the napa wineries. helicopters dropping loads of water trying to stop the march of flames. >> the whole thing is a bit surreal. >> reporter: ed hudson watched from below. the stress and sleepless nights have taken a toll. >> i think once the held torpts go that's when it's really g

deon going to stick around? >> probably years. >> i got to. that's thanks. >>> well just ahead, a sight for sore eyes, a happy reunion for who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> take a look. sky 7 shows the fire active as large flames burn across the sugar loaf state park in sonoma county. you're looking at sky map 7 to help people pinpoint exactly where the damage is. you can see sonoma road, shady acres lane. it gets down into the exact neighborhoods. it's a new feature you'll find only here. >>> a santa rosa couple who lost their home had a moment that brought them to tears. >> they thought their dog bill died in the fire after they were forced to evacuate their home without h

>> deon, she's changed a lot in a short time here.see everybody enjoying themselves tonight. also plenty of ways you can help. donation details are at abc7news.com. >>> as the north bay fire victims start the rebuilding process the criminals are targeting them. michael finney joins us now. it's bad on top of bad? >> it's hard to believe, and i'm also finding out some of your tax dollars have already gone to the bad guys from another disaster this year. >>> plus you have to see this, basket brawl, and draymond green lost half of his jersey. >>> i am meteorologist, sandy patel, and most of the month as then warmer than average. i will have the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >>> still, a look ahead on what is on "jimmy kimmel live." >> if anybody asks, here's what we have been doing today. go in your kids' >>> the wildfires left thousands of people devastated in the north bay, and some victims are victims are organized criminals. i can't imagine the heartbreak they have been through. >> when we heard this, it was like, what? and t

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. >> reporter: even as flames threaten this property in the hills, some in town like deon bush say it's a risk worth taking. >> once i leave i can't get back in. that is my main concern. i'm not leaving until it's time to go. >> reporter: while dan waits for flames that could possibly raced down the hills, his concern is for the family home. >> we have sprinklers on the roofs, garden hoses around the outside. i went over to my neighbor's house as well and put sprinklers on his roof. >> reporter: the memory of what happened to santa rosa is fresh in his mind. he realizes this fire has so far been unpredictable. >> any fire. it's the wind. if the wind comes, embers start to blow. shortly thereafter it's time to go. >> reporter: and his plan is in place. >> i know were highway 29 south is and i'm ready to go. >>> the evacuation centers have been set up and petaluma which is not been affected by the fires. 3000 homes in santa rosa have been destroyed by the fires and more than 400,000 square feet of commercial space have been lost. many people need help and petaluma is lending a hand. >> ev

deon. >> are. >> reporter:an in this part of napa it's business as usual as you can hear behind me the bars and restaurants stillacked to the gilles. but along with all of the hustle and bustle we see some extraordinary shows of >> you know what happens first, right. we pray. >> for the seniors at the napa lley mobile home park the prayersave been answered. >> when i came out they had no power. the ice was running out. >> many on oxygen and have breathing problems. >> excuse me for coughing but the smoke is gting to me. >> when the firesolled in the community banded together. recruit willing che and teeming up with the salvation army to serve meals to the several hundred seniors living in mobile homparks in the area. times three they'll bring a lunch or something. so i'm just thrilled. >> on this night a special trt. from an aanonymous bride who postponed her wedding because of the res. >> she offered to donatehe wedding cake. the cake like this wld be seven or $800. >> while celebration continued at the mobile home park. several firefighters fm as far away as canada. slept in camp gro

>> reporter: deon, there ask a sense of celebration here in the air in calistoga.ng families back into the city. cars have been honking their horns and we've seen some signs of life returning to normal, kindz riding their bikes down the streets. last week no one thought much of it but today this is a luxury.

deon. >> are. >> reporter: dan in this part of napa it's business as usual as you can hear behind me the bars and restaurants still packed to the gilles. but along with all of the hustle and bustle we see some extraordinary shows of generosity. >> you know what happens first, right. we pray. >> for the seniors at the napa valley mobile home park the prayers have been answered. >> when i came out they had no power. the ice was running out. >> many on oxygen and have breathing problems. >> excuse me for coughing but the smoke is getting to me. >> when the fires rolled in the community banded together. recruit willing chefs and teeming up with the salvation army to serve meals to the several hundred seniors living in mobile home parks in the area. >> two meals a day and many times three they'll bring a lunch or something. so i'm just thrilled. >> on this night a special treat. from an aanonymous bride who postponed her wedding because of the fires. >> she offered to donate the wedding cake. the cake like this would be seven or $800. >> while celebration continued at the mobile home park

. >> i'm deon lynn.ews made more progress today against the flames and more evacuation orders have been lifted. >> napa valley officials lifted evacuation for parts of green valley road. people who live in geyser vil and oakmont santa rosa are being let me home. >> in sonoma county search and rescue teams still comb through burn areas looking for missing people. >> the tubbs fire 82% contained. the pock fire 83%. the

deon. >> are. >> reporter: dan in this part of napa it's business as usual as you can hear behind me the bars and restaurants still packed to the gilles. but along with all of the hustle and bustle we see some extraordinary shows of generosity. >> you know what happens first, right. we pray. >> for the seniors at the napa valley mobile home park the prayers have been answered. >> when i came out they had no power. the ice was running out. >> many on oxygen and have breathing problems. >> excuse me for coughing but the smoke is getting to me. >> when the fires rolled in the community banded together. recruit willing chefs and teeming up with the salvation army to serve meals to the several hundred seniors living in mobile home parks in the area. >> two meals a day and many times three they'll bring a lunch or something. so i'm just thrilled. >> on this night a special treat. from an aanonymous bride who postponed her wedding because of the fires. >> she offered to donate the wedding cake. the cake like this would be seven or $800. >> while celebration continued at the mobile home park

. >> i'm deon lim in for amy daetz. a claim that the oakmont residence are safe following the fire that broke out two weeks ago. >> melanie woodrow with more on this story. >> the family got in touch with me friday night to say it looks like beth but doe may not make it. the family says she is not settling into any living arrangements as oak monday has set up all its 430 >> that's all we have is each other. >> 92-year-old beth is in a hospital following the evacuation from villa capris two weeks ago before the facility burned down. >> i did not in my wildest dreams foresee she'd be put through this kind of trauma this stage of her life. >> sherry says her mom has open wounds on her body, a broken tooth and hip which doctors replaced this past friday. she said because he mom is byline, have difficulty hearing and has dplen sha she han been able to tell them how she got hurt neither did anyone from

. >> i'm deon lim in for amy daetz. a claim that the oakmont residence are safe following the fire that broke out two weeks ago. >> melanie woodrow with more on this story. >> the family got in touch with me friday night to say it looks like beth but doe may not make it. the family says she is not settling into any living arrangements as oak monday has set up all its 430 residence. >> that's all we have is each other. >> 92-year-old beth is in a hospital following the evacuation from villa capris two weeks ago before the facility burned down. >> i did not in my wildest dreams foresee she'd be put through this kind of trauma this stage of her life. >> sherry says her mom has open wounds on her body, a broken tooth and hip which doctors replaced this past friday. she said because he mom is byline, have difficulty hearing and has dplen sha she han been able to tell them how she got hurt neither did anyone from the staff. she estimated oakmont charged her 10 to $11,000 a month for her mother's care. >> my understanding we w

. >> i'm deon lynn. fire crews made more progress today against the flames and more evacuation orders have been lifted. >> na valley offials lifted acuation for parts of green valley ad. and oakmont santa rosa are being let me home. >> in sonoma county search and rescue teams sll comb through burn areas looking for missing ople. >> the tubbs fire 82% contained. the pock fire 83%. the nones fire is contained and the atlas fire up to 7 contained. 11,000 firefighters on the front lines battling these places. this afternoon in napa county, refighters said 245,000 acres in total burned statewide in the last nine days. the head of fema in the north bay as the disaster transitions into recovery phase. >> california's a special state, beautiful place. for many years today.iligently seeing the urban nature of a wild fire and what it can do to hundreds of homes inn area, you don't see that very often and it's pretty disturbing. >> we'll be meeting with governor brown tomorrow. >> we are getting a broader view toni

. >> i'm deon lynn. fire crews made more progress today against the flames and more evacuation orders have been lifted. >> napa valley officials lifted evacuation for parts of green valley road. people who live in geyser vil and oakmont santa rosa are being let me home. >> in sonoma county search and rescue teams still comb through burn areas looking for missing people. >> the tubbs fire 82% contained. the pock fire 83%. the nones fire is contained and the atlas fire up to 77% contained. 11,000 firefighters on the front lines battling these places. this afternoon in napa county, firefighters said 245,000 acres in total burned statewide in the last nine days. the head of fema in the north bay as the disaster transitions into recovery phase. >> california's a special state, beautiful place. we have to be working diligently for many years today. seeing the urban nature of a wild fire and what it can do to hundreds of homes in an area, you don't see that very often and it's pretty disturbing. >> we'll be mee

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department and the white house are not working together >> just the opposite i only have a small wind deon this through some of the work i've done, i've seen the white house and the state department working very closely together. >> on subject of north korea what do you think the best case scenario is? kim jong-un doesn't seem to be too phased by rhetoric coming out of trump and via social media on tweets, or even out of the administration itself. what do you think the likely solution is going to be? >> i think somehow we have to find a way for kim jong-un to stand down he's testing missiles at a very rapid rate, they're provocative tests, flying over japan anything can go wrong there. the u.s. is responding to this with a show of military capacity to try to convince kim jong-un that we are serious about our own security, serious about the security of our allies in the region, also serious about trying to work with china and others in the region if through that combined military presence and pressure and diplomatic efforts question get him to stand down from the very reckless course he's o

deon willich and e.j. presidency and is president trump to blame. and now on to toronto. >> one nation after trump. two pairs of terrific debaters and let this house assemble and get these people in their seats and we will have a terrific toronto fordowntown the debate on the crisis of american dempsey. i'm your moderator and i organized these debates and our debateors over the next hour and a half. give us a couple of moments and get this the mumping's debates on the crisis of american democracy. back to you live momentarily. >> operate better. >> the canadians -- you can't take it away. >> barack obama has rebuilt the trust of the world in our willingness to work through the security council. >> you must not talk to anybody in the world. >> call this a mafia state, it is a disaster. >> if i were -- very immense. >> indiscernible] >> i won't let you do this >> show me the words. >> you can keep screaming it. >> we don't want pity but opportunity. >> it's an appalling slander to me to the muslim religion. >> i demever said the word muslim. >> it is

us and i want to bring in my panel, the former assistant chief of protocol, and msnbc contributor, deon. we have at the moment two out of four diplomatic posts unfilled. we do not, at the moment, have an ambassador to south korea, of all places, which could be a target in north korea could attack. we have a state department currently not well-led. most analysts say rex tillerson is not doing a good job in exhibiting leadership, and he's the person that the american people are looking to to try and do diplomacy against his own boss. whaeufp >> what is remarkable, never doubt a small duo of thoughtless men that deserve to be committed can end the world because it may be the only thing that ever will. these -- if trump was a start-up pitch, he would be harvey haoeupbstein. trump is now sitting with our nuclear weapons, and using b-2 bombers and the fate of the world as his therapist. we can't resolve his daddy issues through tweet storms that may lead us into nuclear winter. when you have somebody who is so wounded trying to use the prospect of war to distract from his own demons and from

. >> small group of folks aware of the nature of the deon hire fusion in 2016 but kept for reasons thato they hired. >> fusion gps hired christopher steel, former british spy who compiled a dossier, that included unsubstantiated information like ties to the kremlin. and worked for senator rubios's campaign. >> every compa tent campaign does opposition research on opponents. you want to know vulnerabilities. hiring foreign spies is a rather aggressive tactic which is not normal but normal to do opposition research. >> republicans paid fusion gps to initiate the research during the primary. later as the fbi found some of the information credible it kidded hiring steel but when his role became public, that deal collapsed. anthony. >> jeff pegues. thanks. ♪ [female narrator] even if you're not planning on getting pregnant now, you should know that foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> as president, donald trump is also head of the republican party. and he

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