California man who lost everything in wildfires makes remarkable rescue

A California man who lost his own home in the fires made a remarkable rescue amid the devastation. Jeff Hill, who rescued a mule trapped in the destruction, joins CBSN to discuss the moment that gave him a "glimpse of happiness" in the middle of the disaster.

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