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Critical injuries after a powerful explosion ripped his home to pieces. it happened friday in st. paul, minnesota. the explosion which you see there also damaged multiple homes and buildings in the area. neighbors say they were shaken by the blast. >> just watching tv, playing video games. and it was a loud explosion. it shook the house like somebody kicked the house. >> her brother was sleeping and woke him up out of bed. >> authorities believe a natural gas leak may be to blame for the explosio explosion. a fire that's raged around paradise, california, for more than two weeks now is 95% c...

Fire -- contoned and the list of people who remain unaccounted for is still high. at least 475 names currently on that list. the death toll from the so-called camp fire, 84. more than 13,000 homes have been destroyed. we turn to the statedf of wris wris br a man who wrote about gun violence was killed by stray bullets fire under to her home. two convicted felons are accused in sandra park's death. an affiliate spoke about her life and legacy. >> everybody has a voice. >> reciting a poem penned by her younger sister. tatiana ingram talks about a knowledge

A book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! it has been two weeks since california's deadliest wildfire ignited killing 84 people. the historic fire is now 95% contained, but the list of people who remain unaccounted for is still high, at least 475 names are currently on that list. more than 13,000 homes were destroyed, many survivors of course lost everything. so on black friday, several stores offered help. our affiliate kovr has the

Going down where it sits at 475 people. the other bit of relief coming from mother nature. the rain is helping put out spot fires and so far no widespread reports of devastating mudslides or flooding. >> they're staring at the radar all night long, i barely slept because i wanted to make sure we had a couple of units out on the line and i was worried about them. >> i think we dodged a bullet we didn't get the rain rates that would have caused a debris flow. >> now, the focus in the coming days or at least, especially today, will be to make this area safer for people start to come back and asse...

Falling trees or flash flooding. that is allowing crews to move much faster. the other relieving news is that the death toll has not gone up in the last 24 hours. currently it stands at 84 people and the number of people considered unaccounted for, the number continues to drop as they start to cross more and more people at the list, it is tinea 475 people. still a lot of people considered unaccounted for but they're working as fast as they can to get the number down. the other number that is just glaring to me, nearly 14,000 homes destroyed. but they are going to try and get these people back ...