MARQUARDT: Thousands of people in Paradise, California are still reeling from last year's historic and deadly Camp Fire. One of this year's top ten CNN Heroes, Woody Faircloth, saw the disaster unfolding on TV and was inspired to do something about it. Take a look.</s>WOODY FAIRCLOTH, TOP TEN CNN HERO: As news of the fires broke and we saw more of what happened to people in the fire and how many people were impacted, that's when it really kind of hit home that, wow, this is a really big deal. Tens of thousands lost their homes. Entire families were sleeping in their cars, in parking lots. It was total chaos. Today, the majority are still displaced. When we actually hand over the title and the keys of an RV to someone who doesn't have a home any longer -- it's such a powerful thing to provide a basic human need. How can we not help if we're in a position to help?</s>MARQUARDT: Go to CNNheroes.com to vote for him, for CNN Hero of the Year, or any of your favorite top ten heroes. And be sure to join Anderson Cooper and Kelly Ripa when they name the 2019 CNN Hero of the Year. "</s>CNN HEROES: AN ALL-STAR TRIBUTE" airs right here on December 8th right on CNN. That does it for me. I'm Alex Marquardt. I'll see you back here in 30 minutes.</s>MARQUARDT: Up next: it's the global energy challenge.
Giving Wildfire Victims a Home Of Their Own Again