rashida lived on the 15th floor of the grenfell tower.ions. for now a hotel is where she is living with herfamily. the few belongings she has been donated by the community. this is what people bring as — everything is a start from scratch. 0n the night of the fire, rashida carried her daughter in her arms, leaving her husband to follow. only when she got outside and saw the flames engulfing the building did she understand what was happening. her husband sid also escaped, but was taken to hospital. where is the dignity? they haven't given it to us. with the mp5? he's spoken to our programme about his frustration and anger at the authorities over the weight they are treating survivors of the g re nfell tower. they compare us to syria or iran or iraq. it's a different situation. we're talking about britain here. we're talking about a powerful country here. for rashida, however, she isn't angry — she is struggling to cope with what she's experienced. it's very exhausting and it's very sad and it's very tiring. inside i feel like, i feel lost.

. >> thank you for asking, and i open this up to anybody, but rashida jones and i always try to pickr i'm thinking about going as summer fonzie. >> jimmy: the fonz, of course, but what was summer fonz? >> amy: summer fonzie is tight black jeans rolled up. a white shirt rolled up, and that's it, dude. [ light laughter ] and that sweet slicked back hairstyle that you think you need to fix, but you don't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ahh. now, that's good. and you're going to do that this summer? >> amy: that's what i'm going to wear all summer. i'm going to wear -- >> jimmy: going to wear all summer. >> amy: yeah, i'm going to -- i'm always going to -- i truly if i could wear a uniform for the rest of my life, i would. >> jimmy: you would, really? >> amy: yeah, but i think we need to pick your summer look. what is your summer vibe? >> jimmy: what's my summer vibe? i got this happening. just a little bit. this going to last -- who knows? this is not the face i wanted. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. oh, i can't even think what you're going to even say. what would you call this summer

he was never tempted to go to syria, but he and his wife rashida understand why their son marat was. translated ): the islamic call i was talking about, the one in every muslim's soul, is hidden, deep down. it's like a light in someone's heart. >> reporter: nurmagometov lives deep in the caucasus mountains where nearly-dried-up rivers meander through 1,000-foot high cliffs, and beyond ancient rock formations, isolated dirt roads connect secluded villages. one of those villages is karata. official population is 4,000, but residents say it's half that size. this area is nearly 100% muslim. before friday prayers, men greet each other in the small town center. there are few young people, in part because this small village sent as many as two dozen to isis, al qaeda, and the wars in syria and iraq. that's her? that's your daughter. >> da. >> reporter: amina kondakova is a muslim convert. she shows me photos from a happier time. she says they grew up traditional and comfortable. and then, two years ago, her daughter miryam and her son ali askhat told her they were going on vacation. instea

race to contain the flames as the heat wave continues to santos has the details from los angeles rashida what is the latest you can share with us on these fires burning across southern california. on you right now there are two wildfires burning on different ends of santa barbara county now on the north end we have the alamo fire which since thursday has burned over twenty eight thousand acres near twichell reservoir off highway one sixty six and this is east of santa maria and currently the fire stands at fifteen percent containment with over sixteen hundred personnel involved crews put fire on the ground ahead of the main fire as part of their firefighting efforts a spokesperson says this is a safe and efficient method stating quote it's easier to bring that fire to us versus having to go in there and put those containment lines in place where it's difficult to reach and difficult to access to the south the fire is currently burning in the los padres national forest this is the whittier fire which began on saturday afternoon since then over ten thousand acres have burned and firefighte