as this fire closed in, krista and jason had to load 40 horses into trailers and drive them to safety. >> everything loaded without a fuss, without a fight. and i think they kind of sensed they wanted out of here, too. >> reporter: the couple owned two horse training facilities here a thankfully, they had friends willing to take the animals. the fire snuck up on them last night before they were ordered to leave. >> it was a self-evacuation. we were watching the hill slide and it was glowing. >> reporter: while their ranch was spared, this barn just across the way burst into flames as the fire moved through last night. two vintage trucks parked inside were destroyed. firefighters though have been able to slow the spread of the wragg fire, which started yesterday afternoon south of lake berryessa and quickly grew in size thanks to swirling winds. crews have very little containment on the fire, but they caught a break overnight. >> overnight the weather improved. the winds died down. the temperature dropped off. we were able to make some progress on the containment. >> reporter: an evacu

. >> krista captured this video after getting stuck on the way out of yosemite. >> there was hail aboutg. and we saw this fall down. >> you can see where a pilot crashed and died back in october. that blaze left the area vulnerable to debris slides. >> nobody got hurt. he had to deal with detours after this slide shut down highway 140. another slide sent mud rushing towards houses, cars and this motorcycle officials were assessing damage but residents said only yards and driveways were affected. >> crews say they're working quickly to make it accessible for the public as well. abc7 news. >> in central valley farmers are pumping records amounts of water from underground the below ground water is drained, land sinks to partially fill the space. when this bridge was built a coat could be placed underneath it. >> time has run out for a preschool looking for a new home. finding a new building could prove impossible. >> it may be a chance to learn english. an early start for kids. and a job. >> i would bring him to work with me. >> now? >> it is move out day. we're being asked to leave by the

. >> krista captured this video after getting stuck on the way out of yosemite. >> there was hail about that big. and we saw this fall down. >> you can see where a pilot crashed and died back in october. that blaze left the area vulnerable to debris slides. >> nobody got hurt. he had to deal with detours after this slide shut down highway 140. another slide sent mud rushing towards houses, cars and this motorcycle officials were assessing damage but residents said only yards and driveways were affected. >> crews say they're working quickly to make it accessible for the public as well. abc7 news. >> in central valley farmers are pumping records amounts of water from underground the below ground water is drained, land sinks to partially fill the space. when this bridge was built a coat could be placed underneath it. >> time has run out for a preschool looking for a new home. finding a new building could prove impossible. >> it may be a chance to learn english. an early start for kids. and a job. >> i would bring him to work with me. >> now? >> it is move out day. we're being asked to leav

krista, thanks for being here. let's talk about web junkie.e it and it is startling i am not a parent but as a parent i could see that would make you feel guilty and make you want to throw away all of the devices. >> that was a worst-case scenario, definitely what we have to talk about now is finding the balance. that really did present a very stark picture that we have to embrace technology. it has so much benefit in our lives and it has transformed our lives we can't blame technology. we have to talk about the behavior and understand the role it plays in our lives and our children's lives >> one thing that caught me was a question was asked of do have friends in the real world and the answer is no and the real world everyone is fake. here in the us there's a lot of parenting advice going on about limiting screen time. have a 5-year-old in 2-year-old and i never want my child to see the real world is fake. what advice are you giving now and what research are you seeing in the states? >> common sense media has a study and we focused on childre

krista latham, of the university of indianapolis, at one of the sites where scores of migrant bodiesre been buried. >> they are unmarked. they are unidentifiable and there is no information on these individuals. we anticipate at least several hundred may still be buried within the cemetery. >> as i investigate why so many lost migrants are dying in brooks county, i hear about forensic teams from baylor in indianapolis universities who spent the past two years exhuming migrant bodies. >> i just feel like everybody deserves to be mourned properly. they still have parents or siblings or spouses or children that are wondering what happened to them. we're doing this for the families. >> for years, the previous sheriff would give the bodies to a funeral home that charged taxpayers over $1000 per body, then buried them anonymously and a corner of this cemetery. can you describe what kind of bags the individuals were buried in? >> they are buyer hazard backs trash bags. >> just regular trash bags? >> trash bags. we found coffins that were right next to each other on all four sides because th