. >> so, so this is from los padres national forest. this is what it looks like when you fly over. grey green, looks like your typical southern cal forest. this is what it looks like in chemical detail. >> those trees are doing okay but everything else is showing severe drought stress and that's showing here in red. >> now that we have the view from above, we decided to head out for a boots on the ground perspective. >> i'm standing here in the middle of los padres national forest, and as you can tell from all the dead trees behind me, there's plenty of evidence of the impact of a multi-year drought. >> one of the biggest problems here? a bug that attacks water-stressed pine trees. >> now we're talking, ah, there's a bunch. >> tom coleman is an entomolgist with the u.s. forest service. >> there's a lot of dead trees right here. >> yeah, this is a nice little active spot for bark beetles. >> bark beetles kill more trees than any other kind of insect or disease in north america. when you look across the landscape and see this patch work of dead trees. the mortality is quite dramatic.

the ground and from the sky crews are fighting the fire that is burning a portion of the los padres national forest. >> a young boy from delaware needed a hand literally. >> he simply went to the library and printed one. collin was born with those short fipgers on his left high. he did research so he and his bam down loaded plans for an artificial working hand. they used the 3d printer to hold 24 parts over 12 hours. they created a working stand. >> i'll still be a righty, can't really change that. but yeah, i'll be able to work with them pretty much equally. >> now some students are working on a special glove that will help colin allow him to move those fingers individually. usually a photo calm ruins a picture. it turns it intoing is magical. a photographer had been stopping photos with this guess star and the here. she says the deer walks up to the kids, each the sleeping child. just a baby. maggie is now considered a regular part of the family and apparently more than five photo shoots. >> a picture perfect day with lots of sunshine. typical for late october. we're starting off the clear skies,