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The rain started coming in and the winds were still howling and just noises outside and not knowing. >> we've been curfewed in. >> reporter: this couple went to help after hurricane irma yet had their house torn apart by maria. they drive us around their devastated world. >> they told everybody to let their horses go before the storms. >> reporter: this is not a world prepared for disaster. the lost, no electricity means no ice or business and beans in the refrigerator. >> the first, dodging trees and poles trying to get there. took the generator what we could and they wouldn't let us come out...

>> it was like riding a roller coaster and bumper cars all at one time. >> reporter: dodging trees, jeff buchanan was lowered to ainsworth whose shoes were now frozen. >> stuck his head out of the tent. hung his head down low. he has never been so happy to see somebody. >> reporter: dangling in his socks, ainsworth is finally rescued. they said the first thing to me "did you bring a credit card?" and i said, "i did." and they said, good, you're buying the steaks," and i said, "as long asky have the first one." >> ainsworth is fine and grateful. >> they will say, that's our job, that's what we'...

The orbiter arriving yesterday at the california science center in los angeles. after logging all that time in space the final 12 miles proved to be harrowing. crawling through the streets at 2 miles an hour, dodging trees, buildings and lampposts t took three days to make a 12--mile trip. spectators say it was worth it and cool to see. >> when you get to see this thing right next to you and so huge and it look like it has been through a war or a disaster something, it is really, really neat. >> i have chills. i don't even want to -- we're so excited. like once in a lifetime. bill: that's cool...