phil campbell. >> nice to meet you. >> phil campbell. >> nice to meet you. we've been trying to give that first push. >> reporter: of? >> reporter: getting ho >> getting homes rebuilt. >> it's keeping the conversation going. if we don't keep the conversation going, small towns are going to disappear. >> and the people are so good to us when we come, you know, you just want to help and do something if you can. >> reporter: where was your room? 9-year-old alliyah baker and her mother lost everything. where was the front door? >> right about there. >> reporter: right here. this little girl told me it feels like the world forgot, until the phils came to town. >> they've helped us. >> uh-huh. they helped a lot. more than they'll probably ever know. >> i got tears in my eyes thinking, they're willing to come and help and support and do what they're doing -- >> reporter: we heard that quite a bit. neighbors with tears in their eyes. because someone from so far away cares so much. steve osunsami, abc news, phil campbell, alabama. >> don't underestimate the phils. >>

, phil campbell, phil campbell, and phil campbell, and all the other phil campbells heading here from around the world, this is now an international relief effort. >> to be able to come here and do even a little bit to help and to raise money, and with our connection, with phil campbells, it's a wonderful opportunity to try to help people who have been through >> i couldn't wait to get up in the morning and talk to people and see how they were doing and really get first hand knowledge and see if i could do anything. >> all i can do is empathize and support them the best way that i can and that is to use my name in the same way of everybody else taking part. is to raise profile and indirectly, you know, get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far, the phils have raised over $30,000. but perhaps more importantly, they brought hope to their newly adopted home. andy gallagher, bbc news, phil campbell, alabama. >> what a great story. let's get our main news again. disturbances have been reported throughout syria as tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets after friday praye

with the help of phil campbell, phil campbell, phil campbell, and phil campbell, this is an international relief effort. >> we will do what we can to help them raise money. without connection, this is a wonderful opportunity to try to help people who have been through such a hard time. >> i guess i can get up to the morning and talk to people and see how they were doing. i can really get firsthand knowledge and see if i can do anything. >> what i can do is empathize and support them the best way that i can which is to use my name in the same way of everyone else. this is to raise the profile on the town and get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far, they have raised over $30,000. perhaps more importantly, they have brought hope to their newly adopted home. >> it has been announced that gabby giffords will be in tucson this weekend for the first time she was shot there in january. she was released from hospital on wednesday, five months after a gunman opened fire at one of her campaign events. that ends today's broadcast. for all of us here, thank you so much for watching. have a great

fichlt phil campbell. phil campbell. hil. >> we have been training to give it the first push of. >> getting homes. >> keep the conversation going. if we don't keep the conversation going small towns will just disappear. >> people are so good to us when we come. you just want to come and help do something you c. >> whe wasour room >> 9-yr-ol baker and mother lost everything. where was the front door. >> right about there. >>reporter: this little girl told me it feels lake the world forgot until the phil came to town. >> they have helped us st. >> they have helped a lot. more than they will probably ever know. >> i have tears in my eyes willing to come and help and do all they are doing. >>reporter: we heard that quite a bit. neighbors with tears in their eyes. because someone from so far away cares so much. if abc news, phil campbell, alabama. >>> awfully nice gesture. 18 phil campbell showed up there to help apparently. >> back up date the forecast. spencer is here. kind of steamy coming up. >> you are right. steamy next

, phil campbell and phil campbell and all the other phil campbells heading from all over the world, this is now an international relief effort. >> to be able to be come here and do even a little bit to help and to raise money, and with our connection phil campbells, it's a wonderful opportunity to try to help. people have been just also savage time, really. >> i guess i couldn't wait to get up in the morning and talk to people and see how they was doing and you know, really get firsthand knowledge and see if i could do anything. >> all i can do is empathize and support them in the best way that i can. and that is to use my name in the the same way everybody else the taking part. it's indirectly get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far the phils have raised over 30,000 dollars. but perhaps more importantly, they brought hope to their newly adopted home. andy gallagher, "bbc news" phil campbell, beal. >> picture this, a scenic village enlisted as a unesco world heritage sight. now it seems they like it so much they decided to build a replica in the guanzon province and the austrians h

also, in a town called phil campbell, a small army of people named phil campbell will lend a hand to save a namesake. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> hard times that left financially pinched homeowners desperate to avoid foreclosure. thousands are getting information from non-profit group with a history of getting banks to modify loans. david louie has details. >> there is no mistaking the desperation on their faces. they want to keep their homes but the recession impacted their jobs or income. the lenders keep saying no to a loan modification. jeff ruben of novato can count the rejections. >> three times over the last, like i said, about three years or so. always a turn-down. always a turn-down. always they lose the paperwork. always it just never works out. >> naca, neighborhood aanalysis tance cooperation of -- assistance corporation of america is here to break the pattern. the troubled homeowners can sit down across from the banker. >> they have always been denied. we're having a hard time communicating with them. >> naca has negotiated deals with l

more than they'll know. >> her name is not phil campbell.fter 19th century railroad man that kept a promise to merchants and built the railroad depot where the town near stands. >>> now move over to ton known as lisa argen with the forecast. >> fairly typical. we'll see changes. getting used to that every couple of days here. starting out with extensive clouds. that's not new. we head outside and we have a few clouds out there. the sun is coming up at 5:48. this is from the roof camera. sun today. the trend, yes, warmer weather. i'll explain next. >> all right. also next, a's and giants in the battle of the bay. tim lincecum faces a guy making his second start in the majors. no way timmy can lose, right? larry beil has highlights coming up in this morning's sports. i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good p

but it is being put back together by a small army of people with a name phil campbell.a patel is here with a look at what we can expect for father's day, sandhya. >> dan fine looking weather is what i am promising. it was a beautiful morning take a look at this photo to you report are. it is a sunrise in san francisco. had a few higher clouds and it made for a beautiful sunrise but tomorrow's sunrise is going to look very different. look at why. from our high definition camera the deepening marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep tonight. and a steady onshore breeze and the wind coming off the ocean will carry it. most areas are in the 50s tonight except antioch at 63 degrees. low clouds inland becoming sunny tomorrow afternoon and warming again just in time for father's day. overnight do look for the low cloud cover across most of the bay area. temperatures in the 50s and here is the pacific satellite picture. our alignment of hoer pressure over the state and the higher pressure continues and a strong sea breeze will again set in as we head into saturday. the temperature

. >> the tiny town of phil campbell in alabama is being putting back together. they come as far away as england to help rebuild had a community. >> phil campbell. >> that is me. >> and people when we come you want to come and helpful do something. >> they've helped a lot. >> it's named after a 19th railroad man that capitalist promise and built a railroad depot right where the town stands today. what is going on. >> we're beginning to see the marine layer go shrink. the high is 72 but how about 80s the middle of the week. >> also next the a's and giants and battle of the bay tim lincecum facing a guy making his second start in the majors. larry beil has the highlights coming up in this morning's sports. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re