these same kinds of images and the fact that 90 people every day perish everybody gun violence. it isn t just the mass shootings. this one is the 18th school shooting just this year. but also the day by day deaths that are preventable and we have an obligation to prevent congress has been complicity. congress bears responsibility. when you speak to someone even those on your side of the aisle, the democratic side from rural states and you bring this up with them, do they say you know, dick, there s nothing we can do it aboabout it? they ll say about matthews why are you talking about it? when the hell are you supposed to talk about? the only time you can talk about gun violence is when have you it in your face. nobody wants to talk about gun violence in america at anytime. especially when it s hot. let me ask you, do your fellow senators really believe in free fire zones in terms of it
how to police san francisco. tonight at 6:00, see who is leading the way and making the department and the streets safer. 500 people at least going without services. suspected arson destroys a mobile health unit and could disrupt health care for hundreds during the peak of the flu season. i am spencer christian with another record day of warmth. a closer look in just a moment. concerns heightened that homeowners in the fire zones could face a nonrenwal of insurance. public safety is as much a team sport than what you have seen on tv. a new big brother watching over them. but will it make a difference. i am dan ashley.
where you at? put on your shoes, come on, she s disabled. let me get her feet. her husband is behind. sheriff, we are doing a carry out. more than 200 people live in the fire zones are still unaccounted for. officials don t know if they got to safety or not. 17 dpifires are burning at t same time right now. one of the deadliest disasters in california s history. miguel marquez is in california right now. we heard the death toll has gone up again. reporter: yeah, there is great concerns of the number of missing means they re going to find more.
you ve lost your home, vineyard threatened by the fire. you had to evacuate your mother. how are you dealing with this? it s been a surreal week here. there is an amazing spirit in sonoma county and napa valley as well. people are rallying together to make sure everyone is safe and has supplies. we ll get through this and rebuild as soon as we can get everyone safe and out of the fire zones. we ve heard reports about wineries being damaged or destroyed. 15 in this area. you say the vines should be okay. in fact, probably the most surprising thing for folks is the vineyards are acting as natural fire breaks. you ll see a fire going through the valley and when it hits a vineyard it is stopping the fire. in fact, vineyards aren t being destroyed. they are saving lives and structures and part of the fire maintenance and containment solution here. we know tourism and the wine industry are the economic drivers of this area. how might these fires affect
and all of this, again, with those fires still burning in sonoma and here in napa. an active situation as firefighters try to battle back. there is a small amount of containment on the atlas fire. that s the one right here in napa. about 3% contained. that s just a fraction of what s happening, though, throughout the rest of this region. steve, any word on the cause? reporter: at this point, again, it is early. and they are so focused on keeping people safe, making sure people are out of these fire zones, and trying to push the flames back, that they almost that they honestly don t have time to worry about the investigation. that s something obviously will happen coinciding with the firefight, but no information about what sparked not only this fire but the other fire burning in the county next door or the county beyond that or the county to the south. the eight counties in total with active fires. so the cause may be multiple