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in oakland this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, sara!o in and get tailgating food! >>> today is a big day for the 49ers. head coach kyle shanahan facing off against his old team the atlanta falcons. shanahan was the offensive coordinator for the falcons for a couple of years. number 51 played at levi and lost in an epic comebacker by the patriots. he was hired as the 9ers coach after the game in 2017. the 11-249ers host the 4-9 falcons. kick off is at 1:25 and you can watch the entire game here on ktvu. >>> san jose police have arrested a suspect in the city's 32nd homicide of the year. 18-year-old gomez has been booked into jail after shots fired early friday morning in a allen rock neighborhood. 25-year-old justin day was found in the streets where he died. police were told the gunman had run off but we are also told he may have gone to a home about three blocks away. when investigators went to that house they found gomez and arrested him. >>> police in pittsburg searching for two men that allegedly went inside a home early yesterday a

joining me now is sara carter, host of "the sara carter show" and the podcast and fox news contributorhlapp, chairman of the american conservative union and author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza, sara. why is page puffing up now, and why on maddow? >> lisa page is actually trying to control the narrative now. these aren't stupid people. they have conducted a very stupid action, but that was only because they believe that hillary clinton was going to win the election. they never believed for one minute while investigating president trump in conducting illegal surveillance of carter page that they would ever be caught. at this point in time, and this is according to my sources that are former fbi, sources with the fbi right now, that the players that are being called out in the ig report or trying to controlar the narrative. those that haven't come out publicly that is talked about in that report that basically alter documents more misled the fisa court are scrambling now. they are getting attorneys, trying to figure out how they will handle this and believe me, people are throwing people

one of the other criticisms that someone would bring up to say this isn't benefiting local economy sara what would you say to that. well yeah i think that it's true that china doesn't spoil a lot of its own workers and that has been a huge complaint among many i've i've tried a number of students from africa from different countries east africa west africa and you know they stated that while it's a huge benefit that china is building this infrastructure it's not fair that they're employing their labor since they go back to the to the lending issue. i just want to mention that you know it is great that china does wins with no strings attached for the countries themselves perhaps not for people who are watching human rights but there is a problem in terms of some of these potentially highly indebted for countries who have just good gotten out of being is dedicated to the the world or other multilateral rivers and state potentially could fall back into high levels of debt and you know 2 of these countries democratic republic of congo congo is vandy a house a high risk of being in the in to

sara was nodding her head as that video camera was playing sarah what were you thinking. i was thinking that you know they're going back to my earlier comment that a lot of being alone can be better that it in order to understand a real in order to really price of the true value war and you know that often goes along with that usual so if these countries are writing about a project is not making return and then there are the projects eleanor some of the projects are backed by collateral in the form of natural resource some of the country will be having to give out natural resources and china i think that raises another issue of potential not necessarily colonial. power pressure of power there . so it's been fascinating just really unpacking china's growing influence around the wild how would you describe the moment that we're in right now for china. i would say that you know for china it's a moment where their reach pressuring is an important time for them to be able to craft external demand especially through one on borrowed time but it's also highly risky and i will be

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sara, there are growing questions why these tourists were allowed to go near that island to begin with >> reporter: that's right, frances. because, of course, there had been some activity over the last couple of weeks. and there had been a slightly elevated level for the volcanos. so there are those questions i was at a news conference, however, just a couple of hours ago and the mayor here in the town right near that, only on 18 miles from white island said that she's taken the tour and that this was a company that operated safely for 30 years she also said that families have begun flying in to new zealand from all over the world here to make sure that they can be with loved ones who are undergoing some really horrific times those who survived the burn units in hospitals across new zealand are filled to capacity the prime minister jacinda ardern spoke earlier today and credited the rescues who risked their lives to fly on to the island after two eruptions happened in short succession to bring the victims back to the mainland and she credited them with saving many lives meantime, of co

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we will introduce you to sara lee nebs. . >>> welcome back.ear the shelters segment with our friends from pets in need. the program director is here with ms. sara lee. she is so cute. i have to give the disclaimer because you always dress up the animals. if someone adopts sara lee, do they get this adorable sweater. >> it is free. >> there's a bow too, a a little christmas bow with bells on it. look at her. she is the sweetest thing. she is a 3-year-old mix and you say she could potentially be good for any home because she already lives with a dog right now. >> right. she has a roommate and i've taken her to every single school visit so she's great with kids. she came in with four other puppies. very tiny. everybody went out to foster and they've since been adopted. she's the only one left. >> no one took her. >> no one took her. she's a great dog. she would go well with kids, other dogs. >> you suggest maybe someone come take a visit first if they have another dog? >> they would have to bring the dog to the meet and greet. >> she's at your re

kerry and sara good to see you both. "the story" special, the attack in new york, quick to blame none other than president trump but again, you can't make this up. alan dershowitz, jeffrey lord are here to react next. ♪ we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to "hannity special: the left exposed" i am gregg jarrett in for sean. as americans reeling from the attack on a jewish community in muncie, new york, several democrats rushing to judgment about who is to blame for an increasing num

cnn's sara sidner joins us now with more. sara, good evening to you.t these new charges? >> reporter: victor, the suspect in this vicious stabbing attack that happened here at the rabbi's house just behind me during hanukkah, those charges against him are now up to 11 charges. we know that he pleaded not guilty to five attempted murder charges and a burglary charge, but now he faces five federal charges that are all hate crimes. now, those charges were brought today after investigators looked into some of the items that they got from where he was living. they said that inside of handwritten journals, they saw things, references to hitler, references to nazis, and searches for synagogues in new york and new jersey. according to the complaint against grafton thomas, they also saw that he appeared to make reference to the black hebrew israelite movement. now, you'll remember that movement linked to one of the attackers that took part in the new jersey shooting that took four lives at a kosher jewish market there. that just happened this month as well. and

sara carter is here and moments with damaging details. adam schiff embracing apparently the surveillance state to survey the president and a tragic shooting by a saudi has us all wondering why are we allowing saudis to train here or foreign nationals to train here on american soil, especially given the tragic history of 9/11? senator rick scott's curved stomach shares his concern next. both the one democrats used to oppose domestic spying but now they are actually hardly embrac. we showed you last night how house into a chair adam schiff abused his power to dig up dirt on his rival ranking member devin nunes. instead of repudiating his conduct, democrats are standing by the schiff's tactics much are more nefarious than we thought. not only dig schiff good dirt from the secret subpoenas that he sent a phone companies, he ao got help from the nsa. all americans should be shocked by this and more and demand a full media investigation for joining us down, sara carter, host of the sara carter show, podcast, and fox news contributor it would ha

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sara carter show podcast, and fox news contributor.ould have you heard? >> i've heard the same and we should be shocked by this because this is the expansion into our congressional and could do my committee. it will be learned before three years ago when we discussed the expansion of the nsa under the obama administration and how they allowed for basically spying on attorneys, spying on clergy, this is incredible. spying on privileged journalists -- because they didn't give a base other than the fact that it was national security related but remember these are counterintelligence investigations. expensive investigations in the obama administration did do more spying and more leaking investigations than any other -- unmasking of americans but now we are seeing adam schiff has taken us to the next level. we have never seen this before in congress and what he did is he took the phone records of rudy giuliani, he took the phone records and what he did was then expanded that. you put it out into the report and used all of the secondary cont

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sara, do we have any comment from the defense attorney? >> reporter: we do.e pastor of the family say that, you know, they went through a bunch of these papers, the papers that you are hearing the prosecutors cite. they don't see anything that points to an actual anti-semetic motive in this case. he says this is a person who had a long history of mental illness. this isn't about him being a terrorist or he should not be called a terrorist but, indeed, he is someone who struggled with mental illness for much of his life. that is what we are hearing from his defense attorney in this particular case and he is on a $5 million bond. in just those first charges, the five charges that are being brought in the county, there are of course now five more charges being brought by the feds. those are all hate crime charges, anderson. >> those hate crime charges are based on, at least in part, not only the attack itself but some of the journals that this person kept. i mean, there were from what i understand and what we know at this point multiple searches about hitler and

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sara, bread, and tom thank you for joining us tonight. i really do appreciate it.ats show they want to force government into every aspect of our lives. herman cain, jeffrey lord ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." democrats and the deep state. the democrats 2020 contenders took to the debate stage last night where they put their revolutionary ideology on full display. take a listen to the left's vision for america's economy in their own words. >> apart from health care, would hiked taxes an additional $8 trillion over the decade, the biggest tax increase since world war ii, how do you answer top economists who say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment? >> oh, they are just wrong. >> i'm in favor of undoing all the tax breaks for rich people and corporations that this administration has put through. >> taxes on wealthy corporations will have to go up. >> introduced sweeping legislation to put a price on carbon. >> personal taxes. >> would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth, even though potentially could di

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kerry and sara, good to see you both.g up on this "hannity" special, the aftermath of the antisemetic attack in new york, quick to blame none other than president trump, but again, you can't make this up. alan dershowitz, jeffrey lord are here to react next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to "hannity special: the left exposed" i am gregg jarrett in for sean. as americans reeling from the attack on a jewish community in muncie, new york, several democrats rushing to judgment about who is to blame for an increasing number of such anti-semitic attacks. one of them was new york city's mayor bill de blasio, who pointed his finger blaming trump's direction, of course he did, during an interview with ed henry on sunday, watch. >> when i think something isi anti-semitic, i say it and i said it about fellow democrats, but i also want this to be clear what is happening here, an atmosphere of hate has been developing in the country over the last few years. a lot is emanating from washington and it's having an effect on all of us. >> s

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clark joins us live from among the protesters sara how big are the numbers today. or create as you mentioned we're at the 3rd rally you know that you indicated which is taking place here in kelowna and it's a much it's a march from where we are the clock tower which is a bit of a landmark in hong kong and the rally will march towards a polytechnic university which the probably about a couple of kilometers from where we are now this is probably the biggest rally that they're expecting today several 1000 or so have already joined the starting point and it's so big big enough to actually i wanted early start for this march to go ahead now they've indicated that the time will finish around 9 pm local time that's about a 6 hour bracket but the the i'm in the target the location is as you mentioned polytechnic university now those who might recall this was the university where protesters hold themselves up inside the campus or promoter almost 3 weeks venture that siege with the thing that came to an end at the end of last week um and more than 1100 people were arrested a

clark is joining us for more on this from hong kong it is a wide ranging poor sara what are some of the key conclusions. the key conclusions out there looking at china's direct influence on the homecoming media landscape now the reason why this report is being undertaken is simply because of the chinese landscape in the last 12 months it is the key areas that china's increasing influence in the media and this is not the through the increasing purchase of media outlets and also the direct control whether it be through the investments in those media outlets in hong kong the all the states that those media outlets with a probe aging slant are more inclined to give him fuel bigger investments and increasing advertising revenues so that the reports are not surprised to be probably beijing as a child as a media outlet in hong kong it also talks about the demise of the number of independent media outlets it says that the only way these independent media operations will survive is if the people support them now another if single point in this quite comprehensive report on to taken by the au

sara, gregg, thank you for this.ithout a doubt, many in the media are living in an alternate reality. one of the prime examples of this is nbc's political director, chuck todd. for years, his network reported one hoax after another. they accused president trump of being a russian operative. they predicted that the mueller report would show clear evidence of collusion. they acted as cheerleadersers for the discredited steele dossier. but chuck todd said the right has the structure to utter misinformation. talk about projection. he said it's fun for conservatives to attack the press. now they're all the victims. and that trump has turned this into a sport. someone might want to remind chuck todd that it was his network who gleefully trashes trump and his supporters everywa single night with a constant stream of fake news. one of the biggest offenders is the hateful host of "morning joe." yesterday, even he seemed to embrace a new brand of politics. take a look at this. >> this season, i bet that a version of "love thy

he also did not return cnn's calls. >> sara sidner, thank you for that report.ate of the union." the guests, 2020 democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar, republican senator roy blunt and democratic senator dick durbin. that is at 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. and our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> happening now, trial run. white house counsel pat cipollone and key committee staffers are expected to work over the holiday recess to prepare for the proceedings against the president. >>> religious awakening. president trump fires back at a leading evangelical magazine calling for his removal from office. labelling it far left and claiming that no president has done more for evangelicals and religion than him. >>> piling on. pete buttigieg under fire in the final presidential debate of the year as joe biden leads the pack.

>> all right, sara sidner, thanks so much. the man who stopped the church gunman in texas within six seconds tells cnn affiliate ktvt that he had eyes on the shooter right away. jack wilson is the head of security at west freeway church of christ in the ft. worth suburb of white settlement. wilson is now being called a hero for stopping the gunman almost immediately. >> my training, you know, says that if i see a weapon, especially in that scenario, because that's my job. you train, but you hope you never have to go to that extreme, but if you do, your training will kick in, and that was evident yesterday. >> evident indeed. the senior minister at the church says that he knew the gunman and even ministered to him on more than one occasion, even gave him food as well. the minister honored both men killed in the shooting, anton tony wallace and richard white, whom he actually called his best friend. >> we're choosing to step over the line of death, whether it's physical, spiritual, sinful, and we proclaim christ's name to a fall

sara, the president had quite a busy morning. tell us about it. >> that's right, brianna, the president clearly upset about the fact there is no trial date. he's eager to get his symbolic day in court and he's been railing house speaker nancy pelosi for holding the articles of impeachment from the senate, thereby delaying the senate trial. president trump, as he's growing impatient, said majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's not anxious to get this started this week, saying he's not eager to begin the trial and suggesting that speaker nancy pelosi is not exercising leverage because she's holding something from senators that they would rather not deal with in the first place. president trump is really caught in this standoff between congressional democrats and congressional republicans. he wants to be not only acquitted by the senate but vindicated. he believes he has his story that should be heard. initially he wanted something theatrical with live witnesses, something he thinks should exonerate him. mr. mcconnell said there

>> sara sidner for us in new york.nks for that. >>> to australia now, where breaking overnight, dangerous wildfires raging in southeast australia. two people in cobargo, south of sydney, found dead after they were reported missing when a fire ripped through that town. smoke darkening the sky to an eerie orange color, and an evacuation center in bateman's bay up the coast. thousands of people are trapped on a beach in mallacoota after fleeing their homes. a resident tells us there's no way in or out. >> and the rural fire service is warning people along the coast taking refuge are facing a long, difficult, dangerous night. across new south wales, more than 100 fires burning with reports of people unaccounted for and feared dead. as the day wore on, the sky lightened to a very bright, almost ominous orange as the fires spread. our simon cullen is there. >> reporter: christine, leyla, this is a fire crisis that continues to get worse every day. as you can see behind me, the air is thick with smoke, there is bush fire ash

we will bring in sara zendehnam to bring us a me a few minute ago what we were talking about. still very active out here a lot of firefighters still dumping water on warehouse. it is called the apkar warehouse. the fire department said this was a woman taken to the hospital with minor burns but thankfully no one else was hurt. now, here on west street we are west of half mile from the bart station. to give you an idea of where it is located. the fire was reported at 2:30 this morning. video shows intense flames shooting from the building. the department says on november 28th the warehouse was red tagged and people living inside were evacuated because the building was not safe. the battalion chief says even though they were monitoring thebuilding, they expected people to sneak back and that's what happened. six people were inside the building and ran out when the fire started. like we mentioned, one woman was burned. we spoke to a neighbor who says this building has been a problem for a while now. they had a community meeting about it. but she says it shows how severe the housi

i am sara zendehnam, pam and dave have the morning off. i am joined by steve paulson with a look at the weather, we are only couple days away from 2020, i cannot believe you. >> i know, where has it gone? i know, we have rain totals the last 24 hours, lettuce fell around 4:00 8:00 this night. over to solano county, canfield again, mill valley, santa rosa, semolina, american canyon doing a double take a couple of these. i verified these, an inch of rain also around late, pembrook, cordelia, some really good rain. other totals i will show you in about ten minutes. after that, but recorders inch, less than an inch, the system is turbocharged, flow master with southern california holding up. the santa cruz mountains and the sackler valley i'm sorry southern california, 40s on temperatures for most. a few 30s the north, not too bad at the surface be mostly sunny, breezy out of the north northeast, 50s and very low 60s. >>> this morning a running back delicious as my firefighters were killed in the u.s. military strikes in iraq and syria. as doz

alicia: was it similar for you, sara? sara: i totally agree with terry that policies don't come alive until they are articulated to the american people. that is a very important aspect of it. in terms of my job, what struck me about the white house is, as terry said, you never have the day you think you are going to have. i think that is especially true in traveling. i don't know what it was like with you guys, but we tended to travel with the president and first lady. and it is this kind of real-time unfolding, you are writing a speech in a plane, and a helicopter, in a motorcade, in a hotel room, on the floor of a plane. there are a lot of unglamorous logistics people don't think about where you are trying to print the speech in the back of the plane before the plane lands, you get to the event, it is really quite hectic. as terry said, the hardest part i found was the last-minute crisis. the first lady is not a first responder, that is the president, but if something really terrible happens she does have to acknowledge

now sara murray has been following it is stothe story.ara, giuliani is doing his own investigation, two of his partners have been indicted. is he pretty much engaging in the same activity that launched this impeachment inquiry in the first place? >> look, jim, it's hard to know what rudy giuliani is up to at this point, but obviously it's an interesting timing for this trip when, as you pointed out, rudy giuliani's firm is under investigation and the president is facing impeachment for things rudy giuliani was engaged in. this trip to ukraine wasn't his only stop. he stopped in kyiv as well as stopping in budapest and he had a roster of people he wanted to meet with. here is a look at the former prosecutors rudy giuliani set to meet with on this trip. all these gentlemen are widely known to be corrupt and they have all peddled these conspiracy theories about biden, about yavonovitch and the fact that it was ukraine that meddled in the 2016 election. he is playing coy about the purpose for this trip. here's what he had to say for himself.

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sara, and he is a good piece on this. there's so many details and it gets confusing. we know that the main fisa judge is now bemoaning all the stuff, it's awful on the horowitz report we've got to get all the new information. how can we trust her. she knew two years ago from a letter from a devin nunes that mirrors his committee in the house and they found exactly, for the most part, with the horowitz reports. all of this is brand-new in the shocking. the fisa judge, and possibly part of the problem here. >> i believe it absolutely is, it's a huge problem, by the way, the column was excellent. -- kimberley strassel comment was excellent. we have known this for sometime, those of us that's been investigating this obviously would have been knee-deep in all of the mess here in washington, d.c. according to devin nunes, the report and the original report that he wrote the fisa court must've t known this. if therere was something that wt wrong here, and went wrong in the fisa court and think about this. it totally does not give anyone who's been monitored throughout the fi

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i'm sorry, sara carter, anda dan bongino. it was in the prompter.w, i am just reading the stupid thinkable which i never like to read anyway. >> it's okay, i don't mind being ari. >> sean: let's go, sara. okay, so from the very beginning, we've talked about on peeling the layers of the onion. now we got to the point where all of it turned out to be true. premeditated fraud on fisa court. there was even worse than we thought. we have come on the one hand, christopher steele. i don't know ifif any of it is true. his source saying, this is like bar talk. we never met any -- i never thought it would be used in any report. that was the basis of all of this? >> right. they don't expect anyone to question them. look at this, this is why we have statements coming out from john brennan, who, by the way, is implicated as well, even in the ig report because of the intelligence assessment, for he told congress that, no, we did not attach the steele dossier, which is completely debunked, never verified, to the intelligence assessment on russia. was it refined ou

into further doubts catherine stansell and sara london. thousands of ukrainians have held a rally in the capital against their president vladimir zelinsky participation in a european summit aimed at ending the conflict with russia members of ukraine's no surrender movement gathered in central kiev at the summit in paris zelinsky will meet russian president vladimir putin face to face it's the 1st time in 3 years that are ukrainian leader has met with putin selenski was elected back in may on the promise of ending the war with russian backed separatists a war which is killed more than $14000.00. to go see it was from the united states and the afghan taliban have resumed the talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan president on trying halted those meetings in september following the killing of a u.s. soldier now he's hoping for a solution before next year's presidential election tony berkeley has more now from the afghan capital kabul. when president trump abruptly canceled the talks with the taliban in september he said it was because o

sara zendehnam has a seen in castro valley.athering information and we will check in with her the top of the 6:00 our. >>> the time is 5:32 this morning, the house judiciary committee weather to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. doug luzader s what to expect. good morning. >> good morning, the house judiciary committee will hear from constitutional law experts this morning with democrats also keeping a close eye on the unforgiving count. >> as president trump nato summ be hard to ignore what is about to happen on capital hill. >> the president of the united states solicited for interference in the election. >> reporter: last night democrats on the intelligence committee voted to release a reports that they say proves the president engaged in misconduct trying to pressure the president to investigate former president joe biden and his son hunter. everything shifts to the judiciary committee this morning led by jerry nadler. they hear from four constitutional law experts to talk about impeachment and whether

. >> as ktvu's sara zendehnam tells us thousands of toys are being handed out to families and just in time for christmas. >> reporter: this room is filled with donated toys but they are brand-new and these aren't bottom of the barrel toys by any means. check some out. star wars toys, very popular items that line these shelves. so kids will have a great holiday season. check out everything that they have here available really for kids of all ages. they have barbies and dolls over here and if we turn around, there are also things for teenagers as well. this is probably one of the most popular sections that they have here. you can take a look, they have makeup, they have lotions, anything that a teenaged boy or girl would really want. now, this is an event that's put on every year and families really rely on it to help them give their kids holiday gifts. this is the sacred heart community services' annual toy box day where more than 18,000 toys will be handed out to 6000 kids in need. sacred heart hosted this event every year for the last five decades and helps so many families. the even

as sara carter put it, her actions damaged the fbi and the image of this country. here with more fox news investigative reporter sara carter, okay, i want you to comment on this. we just had this other breaking news, which explains a lot. first of all, durham was appointed, this is important for everybody to know, for the purpose of looking into the origins of the russian witch hunt. so that is separate and apart from what horowitz's mandate was. so whatever that disagreement on that does not matter that much to me. premeditated fraud on the fisa court, though, the evidence is incontrovertible at this point. >> absolutely, sean, people need to realize that durham has so much more leeway. he has a much wider scope than horowitz had. this is why he has been traveling overseas and traveled to italy to speak with italian intelligence officials as well as to london. he has a much wider scope.to he is able to subpoena more documents and able to subpoena people to come in to testify.o and able to impanel a the grand jury. obviously, john durham has found something so sign

good morning sara. >> reporter: good morning. very sad situation out here in novato. the fire still continues tep ou you can see what's left behind. we got here 30 minutes ago and everything was pretty calm. but about five minutes ago, it seemed as though something reignited inside the attic and smoke started to come out pretty heavy smoke started to come out. but firefighters seemed to have goaten a handle on it so far. now someone passing by called to report the house fire at 10:30 last night on charry street in novato. we will go to video a viewer shared. the caller said there was heavy fire and smooshing pouring from the windows and attic. an 8-year-old woman who lived alone in the house sadly died according to novato fire protection district chief. when fire crews found her, they brought her outside to give her cpr but it was too late. the chief said she was out earlier in the day shopping with friends and dropped off at home and that's when she was last seen. this hasn't been a easy fire fight because crews shifted through her belongings to get the fire under co