i always used to say to people, how do you like living up there? i said we re definitely not afraid of floods. i don t think fires can get to us. so much for my prognostication, huh? firefighters out here as well as law enforcement telling people to get out ahead of time. what makes this particular fire and this particular area so dangerous is that there s really only one way in and one way out in certain portions. so once that fire starts sweeping through, which is very unpredictable, some folks could get trapped. they re stressing get out now while you can. this kind of stuff can be replaced, shep. shepard: great. thank you. let s go to mark bass in chico, california that lives in paradise. officer bass said he and his family made to it safety and went back to help others, this is video that his partner shot from a body cam. you can see the flames are literally all around them. sir, thank you for being here.
what was essentially a military operation across hundreds of kilometers to one of the world s most dangerous war zones they moved the traumatized animals to safety skblmpt it safety. it was a mission planned for months in advance because it was so dangerous. once all 13 animals were retrieved then the truck started rolling through different check points until the borders were open for them in turkey. reporter: arriving safely from aleppo was a nearly miraculous feat. the animals were safe there until they could be air lifted to their new home, a wildlife reserve in jordan. the physical wounds they arrived with were really hard to see. they were totally dehydrated, malnourished. reporter: months later the physical wounds have healed, but the scars from suffering years
we had just cancelled the day before my flight to california. and it was a slow day at work that day. and since i never leave the office, i was thinking, well, i promised my stepdaughter, maggie, that we would take her to new york for her 17th birthday. and i missed the train by seconds. and so i said all right, i ll just catch the next one. as i m walking down, i heard somebody yell, get off the tracks! get off the tracks! and i turned around and there was a man on the track who is had fallen off the platform. look carefully as a security camera on the opposite platform capture as man falling onto the tracks. i turned around, what s going on? and i noticed that the train was coming. i was pointing and saying get under the lift. get under the platform. but the man on the tracks doesn t make to it safety. the lights of the train are getting larger. i actually thought, this guy is going to die. i m going to see this guy die. people on the platform wave
footage, i thought was file footage if to the tsunami a few years ago. i couldn t believe this was actually happening to japan again. . [ inaudible ] at one point we are told the water was up to the grown area [ inaudible ] on the rooftop, waiting for [ inaudible ] all right, will, stand by there. we are having trouble with your audio. we will try to reestablish with will. but we re gooding it a story he filed a short time ago. here he is. reporter: a wall of water in eastern japan, leaving many stranded on rooftops, balconies, anywhere above water. japan activating the military, bringing in helicopters, rescue teams, pulling p em it safety, searching flooded buildings for anyone trapped inside. japan prone to all kind of
that day. and since i never leave the office, i was thinking, well, i promised my stepdaughter, maggie, that we would take her to new york for her 17th birthday. and i missed the train by seconds. and so i said all right, i ll just catch the next one. as i m walking down, i heard somebody yell, get off the tracks. get off the tracks. and i turned around and there was a man on tracks who had fallen off the platform. look carefully as a security camera on the opposite platform capture as man falling onto the tracks. i turned around, what s going on? and i noticed that the train was coming. i was pointing and saying get under the lip, under the platform. but the man on the tracks doesn t make to it safety. the lights of the train are getting larger. i actually thought, this guy is going to die. i m going to see this guy die. people on the platform wave frantically for the train to