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An evacuation order remains in effect for stricken areas northwest of los angeles. back to our top story, many in hawaii including students desperately looked for shelter after that false missile alarm. ashley nagaoka reports from the university of hawaii. >> i banged on her door, like, guys, get up, for real, we got to get out of here, we have -- we know we had 15 minutes. >> reporter: austin coleman, a junior, says he saw the alert on his cell phone and immediately ran to wake up his roommates. >> we're all packing, all panicking and getting stuff ready like we're getting water and just, l...

Ran to wake up his roommates. >> we're all packing, all panicking and getting stuff ready like we're getting water and just, like, some food we have. and we're all calling our loved ones. >> reporter: coleman says they decided to leave their dorm room at freer hall. they recall seeing the fear in people's eyes once outside. >> we were coming down outside of freer and i see people running past us, like, there is like a group of people crying and, like, i saw people on the road just like running in the middle of the road. >> the roommates say they ran here to builder hall because they knew there...

So yeah, it was definitely -- it was definitely a scary situation. i'm obviously thankful to be here. my thoughts are out with everybody else, you know. >> luke, when you finally did realize this was gunfire and not a problem with pyrotechnics how did you get out of that area? where did you go? >> well, originally, everyone was sort of panicking and me and my manager were pretty calm because you know, i i've been around fire arms many times and it didn't sound like gunfire to me. i was actually in the catering tent with a fan hon had kind of wandered back in the back. we were both talking abou...

Bacteria. longer term when things recede and the buildings are affected with mold you will see worsening of allergies and asthma. anyone who already has asthma has a big problem if they encounter black mold. we have seen problems with that in the past. it will take many months for that to resolve as the buildings are built. judge jeanine: i remember in our neighborhood, it was like it was a post traumatic stress thing. some families just couldn't come back. which family had a divorce or suicide or suffered from depression or couldn't rebuild. you saw a panoply of emotions in every house. diffe...

And not necessarily by the loss of a loved one? >> that i think is the number one health problem. when you are afraid or panicking and anxious you take fewer precautions. so that doubles the problems i already talked about. post traumatic stress. someone who has been through the flood or watched it on tv. someone with a family member involved. increasing anxiety and depression. flashbacks. people in louisiana who already went through this. they will experience it now. this is a huge problem and will require professional help for a lot of people. but you know what really works. the president is...