. >> [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: erika bell could barely sit for our interview the pain was too intense> unbelievable amount of pain many >> reporter: she has second degree burns on her arms, even her lower back. it happened the night the giants won the world series. she had been celebrating with friends. the streets were packed with fans. >> we were walking headed home, big bonfire, you can miss it, exciting to see. >> reporter: when she got closer to the bonfire, someone ran through the crowd, causing her to fall into the flames. >> at that time, i heard the crowd afternoon the bonfire go whow! >> reporter: someone called 911 she would the next week in the burn unit. more than a week after, her mother wonders where were the police? >> i'm angry, hurt for her. because in could have been prevented. there was like -- that's why we have law. >> there should have been something happening, there's a fire put it out. if you can't control a crowd, athlete have people standing around to just watch -- at least have people standing around to just watch. >> reporter: she has no insurance with mou

erika bell is still in so much pain she could barely tell us what happened as she was walking home with- with friends that night. when she got close to the bonfire in the middle of the street someone ran into the crowd causing her to fall over into the flames. >> headed home, big bonfire, you can miss it, that was exciting to see at that time. i heard the crowd around the bonfire go who work! >> somebody called 911 and a police officer helped her into an ambulance. her mother is angry police didn't move in and control the situation. police say they did move in and made arrests but haven't followed up with erika yet because she has been seen in the burn ward she has no insurance friends created a facebook became. >> -- facebook page. >>> residents of new york are dealing with another issue state attorney general is investigating 400 possible cases of price gouging. new york law provides for basic goods, include -- saying you can't spike up prices during times of desperation. among the items seeing huge increases in pricing, bag of potatoes $3 before the storm to $7. a box of matches $10.