stephanie rebelo/grant elementary school: "the jamba juice over here said, hey we'll call our jamba juicein chico."but for those affected by the carr fire... it's more than just resources being sent. nats: "i got evacuated. it was the worst thing in my life but now i'm safe, i know its really sad. i gave you this coat to make you happy. hope you get a house soon, i hope you like this jacket."it's about the message their sending.mike freeman/grant elementary school superintendent: "if we could send a message to paradise to the people, you know what, you're stronger than you think. we all are. there is a resiliency in community." sheena zearly/grant elementary school: "you can make it. you just need to reach out and ask for help. and there are a lot more people willing to help than i think you realize when they're going through it." (pam) the staff plans on driving down to deliver the food, clothes and notes saturday.they will hand out donations and coats in chico. (pam) developing news tonight... the last thing we need here in the bay area is more smoke ... but a new fire broke out this af

stephanie rebelo/grant elementary school: "the jamba juice over here said, hey we'll call our jamba juice chico."but for those affected by the carr fire... it's more than just resources being sent. nats: "i got evacuated. it was the worst thing in my life but now i'm safe, i know its really sad. i gave you this coat to make you happy. hope you get a house soon, i hope you like this jacket."it's about the message their sending.mike freeman/grant elementary school superintendent: "if we could send a message to paradise to the people, you know what, you're stronger than you think. we all are. there is a resiliency in community." sheena zearly/grant elementary school: "you can make it. you just need to reach out and ask for help. and there are a lot more people than i think you realize when they're going through it." (grant) that was dylan brown reporting. several local businesses are sending donations to the victims. the school staff plans on driving down to chico to deliver the food, clothes and notes tomorrow. (vicki) many schools in butte county are still closed tonight because of the dea

stephanie rebelo/grant school: "the jamba juice over here said, hey we'll call our jamba juice in chico."but for those affected by the carr fire... it's more than being sent. nats: "i got evacuated. it was the worst thing in my life but now its really sad. i gave you this coat to make you get a house soon, i hope you like this jacket."it's about the sending.mike elementary school superintendent: "if we could send a message to people, you know what, you're think. we all are. there is a resiliency in community."sheena zearly/grant school: "you can need to reach out and ask for help. lot more people than i think you realize when they're going through it." (vicki) that was dylan brown reporting. several local businesses are sending donations to the victims. the school staff plans on driving down to chico to deliver the food, clothes and notes tomorrow. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up next on kron4 news at six. we are just minutes away from a cal briefing on the butte count

example for others what led you to this point >> you know, i had flight delays, i was visiting our jamba juice and cinnabon locations in the airport so i got stuck, the airport good crowded you can feel people getting noticeably more angry and frustrated i sat down to get my shoes shined and i talked to the man who worked in the airport for over 20 years. we started to talk about nice people, not nice people. and it was one of those moments where i was so grateful i had sat down to talk to him. i was so grateful i had the ability to give him an extra large tip. then i stood in line behind families who had been stuck in the airport for hours. and watched travelers walk over them, not be kind. not be helpful i saw a person who served our country in uniform someone butted in front of them. i just had enough. and so not only did i do my part in the moment but i wanted to use my platform to share a few tips on how to show up as an awesome human. >> you say look support workers in the eyes in airports and train stations and saying, thank you for keeping the bathrooms so clean. don't be a whiny