gripped her wedding photos so tightly. i m in shock right now, because you can see our house right there. we have total loss, damage. reporter: our camera was in front of morry s home wednesday night as wind fuelled the coastal fire in laguna niguel. the intense flames blew out the upstair windows. dian buckle s home was still standing after she came back from a trip, but her neighbors weren t so lucky. it s devastating. it looks like a war zone. i can t even believe it. i heard it was bad, but this is so devastating. reporter: at richard and sandy vogel s home, the birdhouse is all that s left. this is a photo of them enjoying their pool with their grandkids last week. their son matthew could hardly contain his emotions. just growing up here, having a good time. my parents always treated me well. this is this is hard-core. you know? straight up. reporter: keith morry was reunited with his personal computer and that photo of his wedding to lynn. we were marrie
prize winning reporters elizabeth mehren and sacha pfeiffer. they focus on the future of community and public service journalism, which they deem fundamental to service life. this was recorded in brookline booksmith in brookline, massachusetts. 2016 marks the centennial of the pulitzer prize in this year s crisis will be announced on april 18. thank you all for coming. this discussion of pulitzer s gold: behind the prize for public service journalism will from st. louis. it is something we have to adjust to. i am roy harris, the author of the book, and i am honored to have two top new england journalists, a list of his marriage to my far right, and sacha pfeiffer to my immediate right. part of our goal is to look at the powerful contributions of this century-long body of work. it was 90 years when i started work on it. we are almost up to a century. the pulitzer prize started in 1917. we look at the powerful contributions of this work, this body of work, that is represent
- harry, please let s have the bedroom done over! - absolutely not! i see no reason whatever spending money decorating a room in which we spend all our time with our eyes closed. - but we don t! we see the room in the morning when we re getting dressed. - you may, but i have schooled myself to keeping my eyes closed while dressing. - why? - because i love you, and one look at you at that early hour of the morning would inevitably lead to divorce. - if we can have the bedroom done over, i ll even let you get away with that. - presumably you are unaware that the cost would be prohibitive. - no, it wouldn t! gracie says mr. rockford is very reasonable. - gracie said! it would be interesting to learn just what reasonable means to a person who was born without the ability to reason. - harry, insult me all you want, but not one word about gracie. - very well. - oh, shut up! (doorbell rings) that must be mr. rockford. come in! and harry, please have the courtesy to listen to what he
you can see fog obscuring the top of the towers. temperatures in the 50s all around the bay area. just about 60 degrees this morning in concord. your weather headlines for today, the morning fog along the coast and the bay, sunny this afternoon for most parts of the bay area and getting warmer. we ll show you the details in our seven-day forecast coming newspaper a few minutes. developing news out of santa barbara where police say a drive-by shooter went on a rampage near the u.c. santa barbara campus, seven people are dead. last night in the isla vista area, the suspect was acting along, he is among the dead and another seven people are hurt. authorities still trying to establish a motive. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic and it came out of nowhere. i seen, one girl shot dead. the other girl was shot as well, but i think she s in a hospital. first time i saw it, i just ran away for my life. i don t know any details. miss say the suspected shooter exchanged gunfi