this neighborhood weren t. thank you so much. the death toll here like i said 11 people on this street and when you look at the numbers and the people, the ages from an infant to a 77-year-old. when you look around here, i mean this home right here, you can just see the foundation. the entire home was lifted up and destroyed. we talked to people who described hiding in crawl spaces and booth bathrooms and closets. if you were in a home like this there was nowhere to hide. what we know from the coroner s report is that at least two of those who died on this street were infants. one was a 4-year-old. when you look at the last names it looks like five family members from one family passed away here, the browns, and five family members from another family, passed away right here on this street. this is a fairly new
bears do come down right on the edge of the angeles national forest. it happens yearly, seems to be happening a little bit more maybe this year was we are in a severe drought, and they re looking for things. of course, this is a yearling bear, they believe, which means he s recently left his mother and is probably looking for something to do, in this case had everything from hanging out this backyards to eating all sorts of foliage in the front yards, going from house to house. there were helicopter shots, you can see him leaning up against a fence be, having a grand old time although people in the neighborhood weren t too excited about it. in fact, we had a chance to hear from a young child who wasn t so happy to see a bear in person. take a listen. right up there, and people well, we were right there at our house. people scared it, and it came and chased us. reporter: were you scared? yeah. reporter: yeah. he was scared, and there s also a report that the bear actually snif