Santa rosa. Evans of santa rosa, and Veronica Elizabeth mccombs of santa rosa. The sheriff said identify something of these victims was very challenging, because in some cases, there wasnt much left of their remains. Lets take a lesson. Some of these remains are actually intact bodies, much easier to identify and get things from. Some of them are merely ashes and bones, and we may never get truly confirmative identification on ashes. Cremated, you cant get i. D. We were able to get identification in some of those cases by medical devices. A hip implant, for example, has serial number on it. So we actually did in that this case. Two of the identifications were done by medical devices or implants. Two were done through dental records. One was done through difficultinging tattoos. Others were by fingerprints, so they were combined with information from family members. Most of the victims were found in their homes. One was found by the car. The youngest person on the list was 57. Most of t
Sir. You got to go. A frantic look at the minutes just after the north bay fires broke out sunday night. Right now five days after the flames began, the fear ton is that the wind could take a turn for the worse again this evening. Good evening im dan ashley. Lets start with why the Sonoma County plaintiffs is calling a human look at the real dangers sunday night when the wildfire wasde in santa rosa why he release to do. Youre about to watch a at a few terrifying minutes of one sheriffs deputies body camera video showing the dangerous and extraordinarily rig rouse evacuation efforts that night. Go. Go. A race against the clock and against the ferocious flames of the tubbs fire. From behind the wheel of a deputy patrol car you can see the urgency growing. Sonoma county Sheriffs Office leave homes. Body camera video released by the Sheriffs Office shows the race to make sure everyone gets outs before the flames get too close. The constant orange glow more menacing by the minute. Sheriffs
Extraordinarily rig rouse evuation efforts that night. Go. Go. A re against the clock and against the ferocious flames of e tubbs fire. From behind the wheel of a deputy patrol car you can see the urgency growing. Sonoma county Sheriff Office leave homes. Body camera veo released by the Sheriffs Office shows the race to make sure everyone gets close. Efore the flames get too the constant orange glow more menacing by the minute. Sheriffs office. Through a smoky haze tough rescues made tougher. She is disabled a deputy carries a woman who use as wheelchair through the oke and is to a waiting suv. Surrounded by bright flames in the zants bearing down as he returns to his car the thick smoke starts to get to him. Once indian the caress driving for deer life surrounded by sparks and flames. Dont hit me. The deputy whose job it is to save others looks visibly nervous by stays calm. How do you react when you are surrounded by a fire storm and barely see whats around you. He still has aob to d
Tried to get more physical in other ways reporter a few weeks later when she is back home in new york she says weinstein calls her after midnight. Then showing up at her doorstep, and shed talked about not being able to breathe, she was so terrified of his physical presence, of his power to affect her career. Reporter its now january of 1997. Hollywood descends on park city, utah, for the annual sundance film festival. Naturally, weinstein is there. In his element. And so is actress rose mcgowan, who previously starred in weinsteins blockbuster scream. What the hell are you doing . Reporter mcgowan claims she found herself alone with weinstein in a hotel room. According to the New York Times, Harvey Weinstein paid rose mcgowan 100,000 settlement because of something that happened in Harvey Weinsteins hotel room. The settlement says that it is not to be construed as an admission that something untoward happened. Reporter that would be one of eight reported settlements weinstein would pa
36 with new fatalities reported today in napa, mendocino and sonoma counties. 19 people have been killed in the tubbs fire alone which is now the third deadliest fire in california history behind the Oakland Hills firestorm in 1991 and the Griffith Park fire in los angeles in the 1930s. Hundreds of people are still missing in Sonoma County. Authorities are looking for 235 people. At least 5700 structures now have been burned down including 5 of the housing in santa rosa. We do have some good news on containment figures. Check out the atlas fire in napa and solano counties. Containment on that jumped from 27 to 45 . Significant increase. Containment on the tubbs fire grew from 25 to 44 . But the fire grew by about 500 acres. The pocket fire in Sonoma County grew by about a thousand acres to 10,000 acres burning now and included into one and have 10 containment. Up in mendocino county, the Redwood Potter fires containment is at about 20 . And the sulfur fire in lake county is holding at