That they can find from her home in the rubble. She is aware we are showing her on tv. She wants people to see the grief. Its a raw moment for her and her family. She is one of so many going through this right now. That was my house right there. Its totally gone. Reporter four generations of jesus gonzalezs family have lived and worked here in geyserville but his familys home is now gone. It was not only our home but the place where you hang out. This was our family place since they came here from mexico and i came here from mexico. It was the only place we have left. Reporter jesus took us back to the rubble. How surreal is this for you to see your house like this . Its something incredible. I would never imagine seeing this in my life. Reporter karen miller and her husband own the winery. She said they dashed into the vineyard to save some grapes. We didnt think the fire would come roaring down the mountain. Reporter the kincade fire destroyed 141 residential homes. A go fund me page
a queens resident, debora torres, her downstairs neighbors were a family of three, three victims from this storm. a 2-year-old boy and both of his parents. and listen to debora. she ll talk a little bit about how gut wrenching it was for her to be in this scenario, knowing that these people needed help. take a listen. i wasn t with my daughter, trying to help my daughter and they called 911. right now, she s she can she s not good. my daughter is not good, because she s a baby for one year. we always hear the baby. we can hear it. what i can do to help them, but i don t know how to i don t know. i m scared about her. i don t know how to. ten of the 13 victims lived