Steve Kerr opens up after losing childhood home in LA wildfires

Kerr describes the apocalyptic images after losing his childhood home in the Palisades in the Los Angeles wildfires

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00:00My family is fine. My mom is in good hands, but her house is gone.

00:07So I've been on the phone with my siblings quite a bit.

00:13Family calls, just with my mom.

00:16But she's got a lot of support and friends, so she's safe and sound.

00:23That's my hometown.

00:26All my friends who are from there, pretty much they've all lost their homes,

00:32their family homes, childhood homes. Our whole high school's gone.

00:35The town looks like it's just been completely wiped out.

00:39It's surreal and devastating.

00:42I was just there two weeks ago for dinner, the night before our game.

00:47We just celebrated my mom's 90th birthday there this past summer.

00:53We had 100 guests up on that hillside.

00:56A beautiful night, great memories, so many great memories.

01:01And then to see the images of Sunset Boulevard and the Palisades,

01:09just shocking. It looks apocalyptic and devastating.