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a f sasa far rhie west was right behind it. it did lose buses, jeep, equipment and lots of fences which means plenty of digging right now. not one animal escaped. >> that would be a very scary thing. >> reporter: because? >> because they're wild animals. >> reporter: spared in this case by a wild fire that took everything else. this park plans to reopen in two weeks. what's that word again. miracle. in east san francisco. wayne freed mono, abc 7 knewings. >>> a family whose home was almost destroyed are suing pge. the couple was awakened by the smell of smoke last monday morning, they left their home with their pets and a laptop not thinking they wouldn't have anything to return to. >> everything of any value to us personally was in that house. >> if there's responsibility to be born by pg & e we need to find out. >> we received a statement from pg & e. it said we aren't going to speculate about any causes of fire and will cooperate with any reviews by any regularity or agency. >>> president trump tweeted about the wild fire in

christian sas sasa -- joins us . >> let's start in the fountaingrove area of santa rosa. this begins over behas owe court where every home is destroyed. now we're here in this area where every home is destroyed except this one right there. it's tough to watch but it gets tougher when you look at how the neighborhood used to look before the fires. beautiful home, and there's the one red roof home that survived. i'll push in there, pause it for you so you can see, that is the miracle home that survived. a closer look of before and after. it's unbelievable how just a single home remained standing in an entire neighborhood. we also turned some other drone view photos into still photos so we can see the before and after. check out the winery in napa, this is before. you see the entrance. now take a look, this is after, basically nothing standing except for the two pillars that held up a trouble last. we built a page for you before and affect videos. go to abc7news.com for more. >>> what could cost you more to enjoy the splendor of yosemite the cost has increased by 100%. the m

a f sasa far rhie west was right behind it. it did lose buses, jeep, equipment and lots of fences which means plenty of digging right now. not one animal escaped. >> that would be a very scary thing. >> reporter: because? >> because they're wild animals. >> reporter: spared in this case by a wild fire that took everything else. this park plans to reopen in two weeks. what's that word again. miracle. in east san francisco. wayne freed mono, abc 7 knewings. >>> a family whose home was almost destroyed are suing the couple was awakened by the smell of smoke last monday morning, they left their home with their pets and a laptop not thinking they wouldn't have anything to return to. >> everything of any value to us personally was in that house. >> if there's responsibility to be born by pg & e we need to find out. >> we received a statement from pg & e. it said we aren't going to speculate about any causes of fire and will cooperate with any reviews by any regularity or agency. >>> president trump tweeted about the wild fire in cali

winds gusting to one hundred sixty five come to thirty five knots sasa ferro three moving across the region so at least when it does rain it won't rain as heavily for as long as still plenty of heavy showers coming in behind you can see that legacy of showers there coming in across a good part of central america virtually gone as we go on through sunday the system by this stage making its way across that southeastern corner of the u.s. and by monday i still want to see showers around the yucatan peninsula just pushing down towards honduras towards quite somalia but they are going to be few and far between so this is the position of the storm at the moment it will make landfall within around about the next ten to twelve hours or so as a strong category one storm and then it will make good progress further northwards and ace was right up that eastern side of the u.s. with widespread flooding through many pater. efforts and many thanks the u.s. vice president is trying to reassure people in hurricane hit puerto rico that they have not been forgotten many of the island's three point four

operating the last two months employing around one hundred people secret documents about the sasha nick sasa nation of u.s. president john f. kennedy are to be released on thursday it's been authorized by president on a trump and it was also decided several years ago that this would happen findings of this investigation into kennedy's killing war and nine hundred sixty three they've always been controversial pastor reports from dallas. fifty four years after president john f. kennedy was assassinated on a dallas street most americans still do not believe the findings of the official investigation that alone and gunman lee harvey oswald was soley responsible radically deny these drug the public's doubt born of these seconds captured by news cameras in one nine hundred sixty three when oswald was killed moments after his arrest. and apparently outraged dallas businessman had taken the law into his own hands shooting oswald before he could ever be tried the combination of a dead president and a silenced suspect before a backdrop of cold war paranoia then what became an industry which relied on