. >>> brook shields, the grandma? >> i was like, oh, my god. >> how her real life besty shocks her on the set of "svu." >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> ashley judd was one of the first actresses to share her being harassed by harvey weinstein. now in her first tv interview, she goes indepartment and the emotion of having nearly 50 other women going forward. >>> i didn't expect that i would feel tearful, but it's been an absolutely tremendously moving two and half or three weeks. >> she says weinstein pressured her in a business meeting in her hotel room two decades ago. she tells diane sawyer he suggested massages and that he watch her shower. >> i said, when i win an oscar in one of your movies -- and he said, yeah, when you get nominated. and i said, when i win an oscar. and i just fled. >> ashley's story appeared in "new york times" three weeks ago. weinstein's lawyer said it was filled with false statements. weinstein provided them with this photo in 1997. >> he put out this picture. he said, shows you we

it's grandma that may not survive this one. grandma gets really excited, decides to take the

it's grandma that may not survive this one.ma gets really excited, decides to take the scooter down the sidewalk. she has a little trouble controlling it, so she ends upd what happens. >> watch the road. watch the road. oh, my -- >> no, no. >> they, obviously, immediately rush over to where she is. >> nana? >> sorry, bro! >> my heart stopped. >> here's the part where we find out what's really going on in their youtube video. >> one thing and one thing only -- pranks. nana? >> so they

the best part, grandma is in on this and there comes their friend in the car that hits grandma. he does share a few choice words with everyone. problem is, he's upset with grandma, too. >> i thought you were dead! >> what does grandma have to say about all of this? >> grandma handed out licks, too, okay. >> grandma is quite the lady. >>> that's all we have for you now in this episode. check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun content or check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun content or catch uslike a u-neck..."rtm".we that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth... ...and strengthen fibers. so, don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. >>> back now with a really important safety alert on how to prese protect yourself from a house fire. half of those happen in the middle of the night. >> one expert has a tip that could save your life. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: this is not a normal house fire. we are with ul which helps set safety standards for industries and they show

. >> brooke a grandma?-old has two daughters aged 14 and 11, but her pal mariska hargitay wanted brooke to play the grandma to noah, her on-screen adopted son. >> i don't want to lose my grandchild. >> i want what's best for my son. >> and then we're sitting at lunch and she goes, and you know i just recently adopted this little boy on the show. and it's great because you know you're his grandmother. and i was like, oh, i get it. oh, i get it. oh, i see what you're doing. >> but brooke took the challenge and jumped in, no matter what age she had to play. >> i'm your grandmother. >> hi, grandma. >> mama bear and grandma bear. >> what? sorry. >> so i arrive on set the first day and, i said, when it says, you know, early 06s, could you just maybe make it like late 50s or something like that. >> or late 40s. >> so i get it and it says mid-70s and i was like, oh my god. late 30s? >> yeah. >> somewhere in there. >> brook shields is amazing. she plays the full gamut. her range is amazing. >> it just means she's a

if they're not there all the time to do these things with you grandma was the one that does that with us. and when they say cry and i have to tell them it's ok because grandma is here and i'm going nowhere. and trying to give them some stability and some security. to hang on until. i tell my long time life's unfair you've got to make it what it is and what you want and i don't want these kids to think the world names and because nobody owes anybody nothing. make your life what it is living here. and nothing's nothing's fair. living. inside the world the way it is today can't. you can't. they're getting love from their grandparents and stuff that's not the same as the mother father and i. just doesn't. whenever their parents aren't active in their care there is a hole in their life. why did they abandon me. why didn't they love me enough to take care of me. why didn't they love me enough to stop them what they were doing. why was my worth. that deserve recurrent. their entire life. my dad was in the pills and opiates he died of a combination of opiates and prescription drugs so he pass

i definitely try to cut back on the language relative to my grandma because she loved a dramatic and well-placed f word. you go from mama's house to the us marine corps, the phrase cursed like a sailor doesn't come from nowhere and the marine corps is part of the department of the navy and i definitely had to scale back my language to operate in polite society. it is ingrained in me and i don't always succeed. >> you get their basic training and go to iraq where you are afraid you will come back in one piece or not sure you would survive. >> anyone about to deploy to iraq is worried they will come back in one piece. the thing is, i had the military occupation specialty where we lost some people do to combat deaths and combat injuries but is wasn't quite -- i wasn't thinking about the danger as much as i would have been if i was working in the infantry for example. i was worried about it but i also tried to recognize it will be dangerous, it will be more dangerous than driving down the street but most marines come back okay. >> host: for four years you leave the military and then deci

if grandma happens to be the queen of england.l has reported that prince harry has introduced the queen to meghan markle. >> it reportedly happened last week at buckingham palace. this is a big deal, because a tinted out black ford galaxy was whisked in and they had tea with grandma. >> ooh, tea. >> and we were actually able to get some exclusive images. this is a world news exclusive of the meeting. >> oh, wow. >> they're all cuddly, too. >> the queen wore royal blue. >> do you think the queen is harry is tamed, somebody has tamed harry finally. >> you take him. >> yes, finally. >> congrats to the couple. this is news that things are progressing quite well. >>> back here at home to what some are calling the worst game in the history of jeopardy. >> just days after the largest fifth largest jackpot in jeopardy history, two-day winner, minnie bell, became the three-day winner with a jackpot of $1. one, single, solitary dollar. >> the three contestants were stumped by this, the only country that borders the caspian sea and the persi

we sure do love our grandma. >> it was tough. my grandma, i was very close to her.ver, i saw her every week growing up. she was 85 years old. lived a full, long life, and very blessed. but the passing was sudden, we weren't expecting it. she was the grandma i stayed with in the off-season, after my rookie year and we spent a lot of time together. so we take comfort knowing that, because of the gospel, she is in heaven, and we'll get to see her again, and we take a lot of peace on that. >> you kind of wish kirk was after last night's loss, cousins is now 0-6 in monday night games. he's 0-9 in weekday games. the skins are two more weekday games on their schedule. speaking about football, basketball, track, all sports. >>> this lady is going to run all of them. meet carla williams. she was named the new athletic director at the university of virginia. she's the first african american woman to hold such a position among the power 5 conferences. i believe the women who break down barriers are the women who ignore limitsment carla williams is an example of that. she says

grandma died.on't do that, because if she does die, you'll feel awful, and let's face it. she's no spring chicken. i should call her. but then whenever we talk, i have nothing to say. how about asking me how i am for once? [whistles] newbie! my grandma died. hello, mr. hilliard. hey. i just want to make sure you're comfortable. who are you? they call me carla. ok. carla it is. mr. hilliard... hmm? do i have something on my... lips? nope. totally clean. j.d., voice-over: i felt guilty about blowing off dr. cox to grab a beer with pete. of course, that was before we got nancy as our waitress. nancy, the kid's a doctor, for crying out loud. he saves lives. that's worthy of your respect or at least one drunken weekend in vegas. 3-day weekend. columbus day. that's coming up, right? come on! everyone deals with problems in their own way. some lash out at others. and some just end up lashing out at themselves. and some people just try to hide. nancy! nancy. unfortunately, that never works. throughout hist

on eu citizens rights the prime minister says, again, an grandma is in reach. can she tell us when the detail of that grandma will be ready to bring to this house? more importantly to all those people in this country, and the eu, who desperate to know what their future holds for them. this could have been dealt with 16 months ago, and instead, families are suffering anxiety some european union citizens are deciding to leave, including nurses from our national health service. if that had been resolve, as it should have been, then hundreds of thousands of british nationals would also have the security they need. will the prime minister tell us what will happen to this specific agreement on citizens rights if her government fails to secure a final brexit deal with the eu? will the prime minister now do the right thing and guarantee the rights of citizens living in the uk, regardless of the outcome of article 50 negotiations. on the financial settlement, clearly some wasn't the european union need to stop briefing out astronomical and unacceptable numbers. but will

. >> this is a video my dad sent me with my grandma, who is in her 80s and my grandma's daughter. this neighborhood is a very close-knit community. we had aget there for thanksgiving so coming home here we know all the neighbors. >> mom look at her house. zbl >> it's a miracle her home is one of six not touched by the fire. the house is on the left side of the street. the houses on either side of her home are gone. >> look at cassidy's house. >> oh my gosh. >> when you so ek to your dad what did he is ai? >> he got a call with my grandmother crying saying she needed help. she had been saved, able to go to a shelter. finally allowed to go in this is the video they sent and he said it was something that straight out of a horror movie. >> my neighborhood is gone. >> my grandma has been here for 15-plus years, it's a tight-knit community and to see something like this happen is -- it's -- wow, man. i'm kind of shaking. >> it's okay. >> what do we do, mike, what do we do now? >>> if you watch our show regularly, you may recognize this voice. >> bring on the trainees, godzilla's hungry!

and dark grandma don't know. it's grandparents who often step in to fill the void. to be lured to cover raising four granddaughters after both of their parents fell into drugs and the kids were placed in foster care. get frustrated. and. i was scared because i didn't know how to take care of my grandkids and one bedroom place and doing what their temper tantrums and their in there screaming. i would never leave go get a shower ride with my clothes on. yeah half hour forty five minutes or until somebody would come and calm me down and talk to me you know and the kids didn't deserve that you know they didn't answer me yelling at them it wasn't their fault. you know everything just happened so fast. just got alone in my life. and then i get a phone call and i have to be in town to pick up four girls you know home of my own to raise them. but i made it there in fifteen minutes and i got them and i tried. to look you have. years of energy in you tube your. no i don't believe i've got fourteen years of parenting my health isn't good but i know i have to do it and it's wha

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. >> brooke, a grandma?, age 14 and 11, but her pal mariska hargitay wanted her to play the grandma to her adopted son. >> i want what's best for my son. >> we're sitting at lunch, and she goes, and i just recently adopted this little boy on the show. and it's great because even though you are his grand mother -- and i was like, oh, i get it. oh, i get -- i see what you're doing. >> but brooke took the challenge and jumped in no matter what age she had to play. >> i'm your grandmother. >> hi, grandma. >> the mama bear and the -- >> grandma bear. >> what? >> so i arrive on set the first day, and i said, when it says, you know, early 60s, could we just maybe make it like late 50s or something like that? >> or late 40s. >> so first day i get on, and it's been changed. mid-70s. i was like, oh, my god. then she gives me another call. >> late 30s? >> yes. >> late 30s, somewhere in there. >> brooke shields is amazing because she plays the fulghl gamut. her range is amazing. >> on the way, kim cattrall sounds off on

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he says his 68-year-old grandma was hit and killed by a new jersey transit bus last week.the couple say the bus stop location is dangerous for pedestrians. >> we don't know why the stop can't be out there or somewhere beyond the parking lot. just the fact if they come here there's obviously so much foot traffic and it's like an accident waiting to happen, which is what happened. >> new jersey transit is disputing the claim the bus hit the woman. inside they say the woman tripped and fell into the bus. >>> next, suspended but playing. he gets suspended for a racist gesture but he's still allowed to play in the world series. >>> we're going to hear from the eagles on the bad weather coming tomorrow. fliers use one of their best players in toronto. and the big story, penn state had a few 18 point lead. what happened in the the fourth quarter? that is in ten minutes. >>> the penn museum teamed windup the mexican consulate and the mexican cultural center the annual day of the dead celebration. the day of the dead holiday is a vibrant cultural celebration rich in tradition that

[inaudible] all of our mothers and daughters and sisters and grandmothers and great grandmas. . [cheers] what does the department of justice owe us? >> everything. >> what does the department of justice owe us? >> everything. >> what do we want? and when do we want it? >> now. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> everybody take a look at this building. [inaudible] . >> we hold the department of justice to account across this nation h we hold racist policies, racist policing, that's why we're here. we want everybody to know where this building is. this is where your complaints need to go. this is where your letters need to go. this is where your action needs to go. and that's what we're doing. we march for black women. we march-- that's what this is about. [inaudible conversations] [crowd chanting] >> doj, shame on you. shame on you. doj shame on you. >> everybody will be behind it, we will kneel down in front of the department of justice. so black women so you can get behind us, is that clear? we have some banners. please, follow me this way. [inaudi

genie: today in paris, the woman known as the jihadi grandma is 51-year-old who helped her son at join the islamic state group in syria. we are joined from the courthouse in paris. tell u us more about the trial today. >> this is an unusual case. jihadi grandma is accused of helping her son join a terrorist organization and faces 10 years in prison if convicted. it is the back story which makes this unusual. she is a 51-year-old mother of two who was radicalized by her sign, tyler. she converted to islam back in 2011. between august 2013 and april 2015, she made three trips to syria to join her son, not in the hopes of dissuading him, but supporting him ideologically and financially. she was arrested in july 2014 and has been in the custody of french authorities ever since. her son tyler, who traveled to tunisia before he went to syria, was arrested in 2014 on the suspicion he was trying to get back from syria through turkey into france, and possibly commit an attack on french soil. genie: tell us more about this .oman, christine riviere she was radicalized via her son? she denies the

and applause] well, so is our returning contestant, who is dedicating her game to her 94-year-old grandmadrea sutterfield. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> thank you. >> i love it, so you and your grandmother watch "millionaire" all the time? >> oh, yeah, but i--almost raised by my grandma, as my mom worked a lot when i was growing up, and "millionaire" has always been one of our favorite shows. >> she's got a lot to be proud of. you're in the middle of a good game. you're at $7,000. eight away from the million. two of your lifelines still remain, should you need them. let's make some more money. >> i'm ready. >> make her even more proud. here we go. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] all right, we begin today with a $10,000 question. that's where we are. most germans polled in a recent survey said they'd support a speed limit on the autobahn of 150 kilometers per hour, which is equivalent to what?

facebook and all that they tell us if it's something that you wouldn't want your grandma to see then don't post it that's the best way that they describe i don't know some people that some crazy grandmas but we know what it really means. and so this means that cheerleaders are representing the american campuses twenty four hours a day and then also allowed to make mistakes to see everything. to. be always so you'd be surprised like a. thank you you're watching around and playing around or getting e-mail about it those guys reaction to it never fails. to not just to hear right here. but i think you always project the best image of yourself so as to not tarnish the university's reputation and that's even true of the mascot they also receive a scholarship. to this young man refuses to be filmed though not through vanity but because his contract requires him to remain anonymous. like a disney character he's not allowed to talk his job is to keep people guessing. this is you just keep it does all those emotions. it's all it always emotions are in the life of others out there in your face

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. >> found grandma's ring. little charred, but okay, we'll clean it up. >> reporter: some used tools, but others just put on gloves and dug right in. >> the top from our wedding cake. it means a lot because it was also the top my parents used. >> reporter: across the street a man found the antique guns his father gave him. he plans to repair them, and he also plans to rebuild his home. >> we're coming back and rebuilding because this is the best neighborhood and location. >> we're going to rebuild. >> yes, we plan oncoming back. >> reporter: but they know not everybody can. they say the renters will most likely move away. especially those with no renters insurance and lost everything. >> just a message to give people more hope and come back stronger and better. >> reporter: da lin, kpix 5. 25 p >> today marks 26 years since the start of the oakland hills fire storm. 25 people killed, hundreds more injured. the flames raced up the hillsides destroying more than 3,000 homes. 790 of those consumed within the first

i also thought a lot about my grandma when i was in college. this is a woman who left school i think when she is 14 to come north to ohio. should not have many educational opportunities. she was super supersmart and i just thought to myself if she could sacrifice all those things to give me to place like this, i should take advantage of it and i should try harder. >> so you go to yale law school. yeah law school is about the hardest law school to get into in the united states, very small law school. many people go there from harvard, yale, princeton, some account of colleges. did you feel out of place? >> i was the only ohio state grabbed at yale. it was weird to me because i realized they were high schools, preparatory schools where there were more students from the high school at yale law school than the were my university which struck me as weird. it was a culture shock. it was more of a culture shock that anyplace i'd ever been to more of a culture shock than the marine corps, more than ohio state. it was sort of astonishing just a differen

and he shot and killed my grandma. my grandpa said that he also tried to pull the trigger on him as well, but the gun jammed. well, it doesn't stop there. he actually went on the run for a few days and no one knew where he was. people thought he fled to florida. we were in protective custody. we got escorted to my mom's house. we had cops outside. the police escorted us back there and said it was safe to go in. they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. he then waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 1

grandma? witness katy perry work. witness katy perry firework. witness katy perry swish.rry: with music videos and behind the scenes footage, xfinity lets you witness all things me. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: even the jungle wanted him dead. the skrang river -- what's the line? -- snakes through the sarawak jungle like a main circuit cable. plugs straight in a -- somewhere. a place. a state of mind. i don't know. i was a basket case last time i went up this river. my mind, miles away. >> alex: is this how you remember it? tony? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: exactly the same, huh? ten years later. >> anthony: pretty much, pretty much, yeah. so far. you pick your way up river, like walking up a gradual flight of stairs. getting out often to push. ♪ ♪ with several hours still to go, a stop for lunch. here we are. we're eating right on a beach, too? all right, that's cool. >> alex: looks like bamboo chicken there. >> anthony: good. >> alex: yamai. >> anthony: it's good, right? >> alex: it's great. they say, "yamai." yamai. that means delicious. >> anthony: yeah how's your iban? >> alex: it

i love that -- grandma. grandma. yeah. she's still got her eyes on him.here you go. >>> now for more of the stories we're following now on nbc10 news at 5:00 a.m. -- >> fast acting cat. breaking now, a fire rips through an apartment complex, and one person says their pet came to the rescue. >>> brothers dead in a bathtub. police say a mother is to blame for the death of the two young boys. >>> halloween controversy. the costume that's get yanked from the shelves after outrage on line. that was a story trending. we'll get to that and see what you think. >>> good morning, welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a chilly start to the morning. everybody wore coats this morning. let's get right to meteorologist krystal klei with the most accurate weather forecast. >> yeah, today is sweater weather, send the kids to school, make sure they get the jacket on them. look at the numbers -- 30s out there right now. 35 in pottstown. 39 in reading. lancaster the same. trenton at 39. mt. pocono, freezing at 32 degrees. that's why there's

sifting through with the pitchfork for any of great-grandma's stuff. >> reporter: they were home when they started smelling that smoke at 1:30 in the morning. brent left the house to drive around the neighborhood and he could see that wall of fire moving in and quickly. >> came home and told my wife that we better pack up a few things just in case and we packed some stuff up, went and put it in the car and when we came out to the car, the whole sky was red. >> reporter: his wife, janelle, a fifth grade teacher here, stepping into what was once that dining room. >> come on in, babe. >> reporter: she takes off her mask and points to where the table once stood. >> this is where great-grandma's cabinet was. >> reporter: they describe the gridlock surrounding the neighborhood, so many families trying to get out in the middle of the night. >> we got our dog, i made sure he had his bed and his dog food and all his supplies. put a suitcase in the car and we took off. >> reporter: not far from their home is where the hilton once stood, and that's where we met the sheriff today. so, sheriff, in

. >> grandma. >> grandma to cooper. >> i heard you were talking about teaching him to drive.as challenging. how does your parenting style compare to your mom's? >> my mom's was much stricter with cooper than she was with me, which is crazy because i spent a good part of high school grounded. i don't know what house she and my dad were living in. i think -- she was a better parent than she was. i think i'm just different than she was, in the sense of, it's just generational. >> what is the one thing you and cooper talk about most often with your mom? >> he usually complains when i say no to things. grandma would let me. just that we miss her. he misses being on the east coast more. so, we're looking at colleges back east. just laughing. and she was such a sounding board for him. she was the one he went to when he was annoyed at me. now, as a 16-year-old boy, he would be on that phone all the time. i'm an endless source of annoyance. >> all kids need that outlet. melissa, it's good to see you. >> enjoy the book. it's fun. >> we appreciate it. she will be back with megyn kelly a

i'm so happy because my grandma encouraged me to write a letter to the a's. >> good for grandma.is gift, though, didn't end there. cavill also invited him to throw out the first pitch at a game next year and also gave him season tickets. >> it's amazing what a letter will do. >> scored big time! popular kid. can i go to that game? >> made him so happy. >> he seems very appreciative, too. >>> coming up, president trump preparing for his trip to asia next month. up next the main goal they hope to accomplish as north korea asks a country to break ties with the u.s. >> and new at 6:00 word of a promotion for the park ranger whose gun was stolen and then used in the shooting death of kate steinle. >> plus, they pulled off this. a very dangerous stunt off the golden gate bridge. now the two men responsible have made a deal to dismiss all the criminal charges. we got details coming up at 6:00. >>> tensions with north korea continue to he is ska late ahead of president trump's first official visit to asia in just two weeks. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has mo

i think it was grandma maybe grandpa i just thinks claimed it in very simple terms they said mommy cappy got beat up very badly and she died and people think that daddy greg did it and that he's in jail for that. ok my name gregg well what now my nightmare started on may thirty first one thousand nine hundred five when my wife was found murdered brutally as anybody can imagine granddaughter froman she didn't mean right you know the whole nine yards and on t.v. and in the movies you always see the jury's going to daven it not this but there's a happy group of people you ever saw they were high five and each other seven each other in the back you know it was ridiculous up scene but this is our home and the judge says to me he says mr well you've been found guilty by a jury of your peers could not do that then he said your senate to be executed by lethal injection all right i saw him come when he blindsided me caught me unawares when he said it for time reason we cannot lethally inject you with the electric you if the power goes out we will hang you and if the rope break by god sun will tak

because grandma and grandpa are just like a mom and dad to me.y're really great. >> reporter: meanwhile, their mother, worried about the children, has decided to come back to take care of them, and leave her husband to earn money. to get back, she takes a 36-hour bus with other yi workers. it's then a two-hour walk from the road to the grandparents house. she finds the children up a hill where they've been farming. the sweets go down well with the younger children and their cousins. elder sister wang ying is reticent, and initially speaks little to her mother. >> ( translated ): i haven't seen the children in months, and they're very naughty. they're all bigger, but they're wilder. children without parents are different to those with parents at home. they haven't been keeping clean, they're very messy. >> reporter: her mothe's return means some of the weight is lifted from wang ying's shoulders, and she's happy to slack off. >> ( translated ): now that mum has come back, i don't have to look after my brother and sister any more, and i don't have

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and then the grandma is living with them.se they have no school in here. >> anthony: right. floating fishing villages like this used to be found in nearly every sheltered cove or corner of ha long bay, but as vietnam becomes a more popular tourist destination, authentic fishing villages are starting to disappear. the government has been relocating fishing families inland, hoping to minimize their ecological impact. [ dog barking ] >> ha: the people that are living on floating villages, they're just generally nice and willing to open their home to others and -- >> anthony: they basically farm oysters. >> ha: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam. they come from places like this. it takes over a year to grow each pearl, and there's no guarantee an oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these

she said when she learned of her grandma's home burning to the ground as well. she was so sad.ack on j.r.) (steve) tonight -- there are 31 people missing in sonoma county... following the wildfires. that number is fluid.... it keeps going up and down as more people are found, and as others are reported missing. for example -- overnight alone police received 22 new calls about missing people. tonight the sonoma county sheriff has a request to help speed the process of finding the missing... the sheriff also wants people to call his office directly to report missing persons in sonoma county connected to the wildfire... we have that number posted on kron-4-dot-com. (pam) our team coverage continues now... today, a group of senior citizens evacuated during the fire in santa rosa, were allowed to return home.. all of them suffer from some form of memory loss ... and the night the fires started raging, they all had to get out immediately. kron 4

insurance will cover the new toaster and coffee pot but that doesn't help with grandma's collectibles and others mementos. >> for corey the coming or deal was preceded by a past or deal. >> we went to my parents house. the next day they needed to be evacuated. wednesday we were gone from that. and went to renkin valley and had to be evacuated from there. >> reporter: corey says he means to stay and rebuild. >> of course. i love my neighbors and my neighborhood. >> reporter: evacuees from the scorched earth known as journey's end were also allowed in. entry provided only for those who produced proper credentials. >> thank you. love you guys. >> reporter: others without a good reason were simply turned away. >> we're trying to keep the looking people out. they don't need to be in there during this period of time. you have to give people the space to process what happened in their life. >> reporter: so the sifting and the digging and hoping continues. and; of course, if you don't have a reason to be here you have no reason to come here. because there are lots of national guard and police

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