Her hair was elegantly styled, and she was wearing sensible rubber-soled shoes, bright rhinestone earrings, a bright colored vest and a wide, beaming smile. “Come in, come in!” she says in the video, opening her arms wide, reaching to hug the nearest person. I’m so sorry, guys.” And then, through tears, gesturing to more people off-screen, she says again, “This is my home. A reporter asks how she’s doing, and she stutters, momentarily breathless: “I’m scared, so scared, so scared… I don’t know what to say… But come in, come in… Come in to be in my home, OK? I want everyone to be safe.” And then she starts pulling out chairs, asking who wants pho.