Their L.A. Neighborhood Burned. Two Residents Find What’s Left.

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• 00:05

  How far back are you?

• 00:07

  I am behind that truck.

• 00:09

  Yeah, just behind the truck.

• 00:11

  On Friday morning, a long line of cars formed in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, a place that's been decimated over the past few days by raging wildfires.

• 00:22

  In areas where the fires have burned out, authorities have started to let residents back in to assess the damage and to see what's left of their homes.

• 00:31

  In one of the cars was a woman named Mariah Lanfar.

• 00:35

  Yeah, so we had a clue that our house was gone when we got this map from like, Cal Fire or whatever.

• 00:43

  But they didn't update this for so long, so I was like holding out.

• 00:46

  So this is where our house is.

• 00:48

  With her was a man from her neighborhood named Gavin Bates.

• 00:51

  My wife didn't even want to come.

• 00:53

  She's like, why are you going?

• 00:55

  I feel like I just need to see it myself.

• 00:57

  Totally.

• 00:58

  I feel the same way.

• 00:59

  I just need to.

• 01:01

  It's hard.

• 01:02

  Yeah.

• 01:04

  Getting into the neighborhood was a slow process.

• 01:07

  Police were escorting people in in part to protect against looters, and they only let a handful of cars in at a time.

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