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Pathologist, to do a second autopsy a few days later. and the results this time told a different story. >> we knew she did not die in that fire. she died before the fire. >> reporter: the second pathologist discovered there was no carbon monoxide in catherine's blood or soot in her lungs, which meant catherine had stopped breathing before the fire started. she changed the manner of death from accidental to pending investigation. >> the question is what else can we gain or learn before we can start to classify this as a homicide? >> who do you look to as the suspect? >> the state police had don...

Trillion dollar a year deficits as far as the eye can see. he comes in, pulls out $15 million from our state. he's got a lot of friends here, by the way. we're 40 million people. a lot of them like him. most don't. the bottom line is what is his thank you to california? he's going to say that he's going to take over setting the air pollution from cars, those standards which california and 13 other states have set their own standards to clean up the air. right now we have 30,000 people a year dying prematurely because of smog and soot and the rest. so this president, it's not that he's in a fig...

And i sat there and i looked around and i realized that it was snowing. and in giant, giant flakes like in utah. giant flakes. and i held out my hand and i caught one. i touched the ash and suddenly i knew i was in terrible danger because the wind had stopped and it was not a miracle. it meant that the fire had created its own weather and it was right on top of us. so i ran inside the house and i said to my mother-in-law and my sister-in-law, "it's coming. we have to get out of here. it's coming." >> nobody's moving. and so, i get out the car and i go around to the side to try and get the door...

And i can't see where i'm going. all i know is that my sisters are here, they're in trouble, i need to get help, i need to get out. even though it's smoky, even though it's hot, i know where that fire station is, i know which direction it's at, and i know where to go. so i'm running down the street, not realizing that i don't even have any shoes on. the air that you're breathing is several hundred degrees and you're basically gonna microwave yourself. you're gonna cook yourself from the inside out. you take a breath, you're burning your lungs. >> and we stood there and we waited and then jason...

Her," and it -- it's not registering that that's not soot, that's fourth-degree burns. >> i'd always prided myself in being prepared. i was not prepared for this. i see allyson. and i'm not even really processing that she's that hurt. i'm looking at my daughter. i'm a registered nurse. and i still don't see how bad this is. the next thing is me and her getting shoved into the back of an ambulance. >> somebody asked me if i wanted to go with them to the hospital. and i said no. i said, "i'm -- i need to wait." because i knew i had to wait for ashleigh. i watched john run toward the smoke. >> so...