PAUL: 25 minutes past the hour, for the first time since destructive wildfires swept through Tennessee this week, there's some residents who are getting a chance to get back home. And for many, take a look at what they're seeing. Man, it's all that's left, a fireplace there. The wildfires around Gatlinburg damaged hundreds of structures, destroyed many you just see there, too, and at least 13 people have died here. That number could rise as well because firefighters are still searching through that rubble. Dozens of people are living in shelters now, and some victims who did lose nearly everything are trying to find all that positive amid so much destruction.</s>LON WHITE, DISPLACED BY FIRE: It's a new start. It maybe that's -- something that everybody needed. I was talking to a woman while I was in church last night and we're all asking "Why? Why did this happen?" And her and I goes pretty much at the same time said, "because it brought everybody together from all walks of life. We're all in the same situation right now."</s>PAUL: Oh, what a thoughtful response, isn't that, to donate to wildfire victims or find other ways that you can help because they do need it. Head to cnn.com/impact, and thank you for doing so.</s>SAVIDGE: A student is in custody after a University of Southern California Professor was killed on campus. Police say that the student attacked Professor Bosco Tjan with a knife yesterday. Detectives say that the suspect was arrested at the scene. The University's president says the professor was targeted, and there was no threat to the campus as a whole. A vigil is planned for that professor on Monday.</s>PAUL: Well, Donald Trump -</s>SAVIDGE: Donald Trump did save 800 Carrier jobs. He at least prevented them from moving to Mexico. But now, another company, Rexnord, is already - well it's in the process of closing shop. We'll tell you what Trump is saying about that, next.
13 Killed, Dozens Displaced Around Gatlinburg; Remains of Victims Being Returned to Brazil.