milen wants to see didi? yeah.en and misho have been moved to a group home with a loving director who truly cares for them and who is now their official guardian. this is a glorious home, a success of the new policy where they have had the chance to recover from life at mogilino. but i want to see how young people in other homes are faring. at a recent event at the un general assembly, bulgaria was identified as a model for reform. i have been invited tojoin in the team, disability rights international, for part of their tour around 2a group homes across bulgaria. they are documenting conditions for a report on social care across the country. we visit five group homes together. in the first home in north bulgaria, we filmed covertly in order to capture early images of what we are witnessing. ten young people live here across two floors and their lives are more or less confined to the boundaries of the home. mitko is 16 years old. he is autistic. there is only one carer on duty and she is clearly struggling with mit

we could see again some 60 milen hour gusts, mainly over the mountain tops but certainly things are extremely dry right now i'm sure we get a fire started that would be a problem, not only that i think we're seeing another wind event not oy ths middle of this week b maybe by the end ofhis weekend 2 guys we'll have more on that coming up for you in a few minutes, thank you lawrence pray for rain right to this is the 5th time the pgaas cut power in the last month and a half. >>forappened in october on october 9th, 8 of 9 bay area counties were affecd in a widespread shut off that affected 800,000 customers in northern california. it happened 3 times in the span of a week. october 23th october and the 29th. in the bay area sonoma and napa counties have been inuded in ch of these 5 shut off. and tonight at 5.30 pg e exutives on the hot seat, facing criticism from lawmars and questions about the widespread power shut off that left hundreds of thousands in the dark. a reportrom the state capitol is tonight at 5.30. >>the other big story we're tracking here tonight a deadly shootinrampage rocking th

00pm at 9 ers at 10:00am so set your alarms guys for a full day of area football 37 degrees and 22 milenr winds in kansas city house 47 degrees and a 100% chance of rain in baltimore is going to be great that we're getting in lawrence we're all going to be on sunday for a tvhas kate thinstates get. the patient and it's not that the nsing home, how voluners >>this time of year of course is a special time to see families and friends say may not have seen inuite a while and traveling to see them coulbe difficult whether you're trying to drive or fly and if you are a bedridden patient trying to see your family during the holidays is even tougher as that reports. volunteers are using heir resources to help some of the patients see their families. american medical response or are h done this for every holiday season for theast 30 yea. >>helping people like elizabeth who doesn't get to see your familoutside of the nursing home very often. >>i love spendinmy thanksgiving, this way i think we all do and so we're all extremely happy to be able to spread the joy instead of the doom and gloom. >>for