dion: roxana requested we not use her last name. she calls her mom superwoman for many reasons. an immigrant clean the war for a better life and had no idea what living in oakland would you like. >> she has been robbed many times. punched. they grabbed a necklace from her on the street. she has gone through all of that, but this is the scariest moment in her life because she almost died. dion: on august 17, days before her 61st birthday, roxana's mom was sleeping alongside her husband in their little saigon homewood gunshots rang out. you can still see to the state and neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. >> that gut instinct that you have to go or else your life is going to be in danger. she knew. that is why she was like, we have got to go now. she was so scared. dion: these photos are difficult to process. they illustrate the three rounds that went into her back torso. >> she still has all the bullet fragments inside her. it is embedded deep inside. we cannot do anything about it. she is in constant pain. we just want her to get better. dion: what happened to roxana's

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tor comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mom's story to be forgotten like they don't know. that this is our lives we're talking about, i would say is more than hell. it's a living nightmare, overwhelmed by medical bills and her own back pain that was exacerbated from the stress of caring for her family. roxana has set up a go fund me she isn't sure what the answer is, but feel stuck and makes this plea for change. all grew up there. we all lived there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she still loves it. worse she still does, you know, despite being robbed so many times, despite her almost losing her life. she still wants to be here. she still wants to be a part of oakland. we just want her to get better. in oakland. dion lim, abc seven news fake attorney accusation with the city plans to do to stop a potential scammer targeting undocumented immigrants will explain abc seven news at five continues. step back in time, the northern california renaissance fair weekends of september 17th through october 23rd enjoy delicious food, nonsto

roxana who requested we not use her last name, calls her mom superwoman for so many reasons. an immigrant fleeing the war in vietnam for a better life. she had no idea what living in oakland would be like she's been robbed many times she's been punished. they grabbed a necklace from her. on the street . she's gone through all of that . but this is the scariest moment in her life because she almost died august 17th just days before her 61st birthday, roxanne's mom was sleeping alongside her husband in their little saigon home. when gunshots rang out. you can still see to this day a neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. instinct that you have to go or else your life is going to be in danger. that she knew. that's why she was like we gotta go now . we gotta go now. she was so scared. these photos are difficult to process the illustrate the three rounds that went into her back and torso. she still has all the bullet fragments inside her. it's embedded deep inside. we can't do anything about it. she's in constant pain, but we just want her to get better. what happened to ro

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. >> roxana calls her mom superwoman for so many reasons. an immigrant fleeing the war in vietnam for a better life, she had no idea what living in oakland would be like. >> she has been robbed many times, punched. he grabbed a necklace from her on the street. she's gone through all of that but this is the scariest moment because she almost died. >> august 17, days before her 61st birthday, she was sleeping beside her husband in her little saigon home when gunshots rang out. you can see a neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. >> that gut instinct you have to go or else your life will be in danger, she knew. that's why she was like, we got to go now, we got to go now. she was so scared. >> these photos are difficult to process and illustrate the three rounds that went into her back and torso. >> she still has all the fragments inside her, embedded deep inside. there's nothing we can do about it. she's in pain. >> what happened was shortly after an uber driver was murdered. a dentist was also gunned down in little saigon, too close for

roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> just incredible.n, how queen elizabeth broke centuries of royal tradition to honor the ctims of the septemb >>> as the world mourns queen elizabeth ii, we are also marking the 21st anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in american history. we were reminded today of how the late monarch stood in solidarity with the united states. >> she pointedly reminded us, quote, grief is the price we pay for love. >> reporter: president biden today recalling a message queen elizabeth sent 21 years ago, her first outreach to a stunned and grieving nation. two days later at the changing of the guard at buckingham palace the queen broke with a 600-year-old tradition. ♪ ordering her guards to play the american national anthem before a mournful crowd of thousands including americans who were overseas during the attack and unable to get home. nine years later on what would be her final visit to the united states the queen paid her respects to those lost at ground zero, dedicating a garden to the 67 britons who also

roxana saberi has more on her family life. ♪ >> reporter: she served as a monarch to millions and mothertry a model for her people. amanda foreman is a historian and author. >> queen elizabeth ii as a mother had unique challenges. she had to be away for many months at a time, yet she took her duties as a mother very seriously. >> reporter: she was often called detached for leaving her children with nannies and sending them to boarding school. >> she loved her children. that was obvious. >> reporter: as her children grew, their lives often exploded on the front page of tabloids and tvs around the world. >> queen elizabeth had to walk a very difficult line, kind of a mediator between the public's expectations of her and her children and how her children were actually feeling. it was very difficult. >> reporter: and by her side, her husband of 74 years, the duke of edinborough. >> he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. >> reporter: the marriage between queen elizabeth and the duke of edinborough is one of the great romances of the modern age. and in the last year of

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