a jam-packed fema trailer park or facility for people who were homeless from the storm. it is shutting down next month. a handful of people left. two years on, most people have struggled to their feet here. there are some that are still trying to get on it. so it s ashley greer, right? yes. reporter: who do we have here? this is cali and reilly and peyton and addie and that is chris. reporter: the greers jumping with joy, two years after the tornado, two years of living with relatives then in a fema trailer t. family has found home. i m just so excited. i m so excited. it s just, it s been a long time coming. you know, we deserve it. and i couldn t be happier. reporter: the new home, a
carried us over. as you head out for memorial day weekend, how safe are you? also, deadlocked. you are unable to come to a unanimous decision. a courtroom in tears, a judge almost breaking down as jodi arias gets a do over. this was not your typical trial. plus, dramatic new pictures as a london hackers lunge at police. police open fire, but so questions remain. and miracle in moore. born in the midst of the translation?y brayden emmanuel, god is with us. you are live in the cnn newsroom. and good morning, thank you so much for joining me. i m carol costello. this morning, we begin with the near tragedy in washington state. and one that could raise questions about your own safety when you get behind the wheel this weekend. this crumpled heap of twisted metal used to be part of the interstate 5 bridge over the skagit river. all three on the bridge at the time it collapsed survived. the man on the right will relive the terrifying plunge on the water. here is how