second, we are concerned about cost-over runs unaccounted for cost and, for example, the bureau initially predicted spending 666 million for subcap program and now 965 and now based on what the the secretary said, it'll be higher. also found substantial overruns. the bureau estimated that spending for in-office canvassing 44 million between fy16 and '19. finally, our valuation of -- evaluation 2017 costs, and we found operational control system allowed to make more contact attempts than the cost estimate accounted for. so the expectation was they would go up to six times and we found them going many, many times. we are also concerned about increased unresolved rate as reserved in the test potential need to expand additional resources that are not accounted for in the bureau's cost estimate. in conclusion, we applaud the census bureau for undertaking several major initiatives to modernize operations. we recognize that not all of the innovations will perform as expected in some of 2020 cost savings may not materialize, however, stakeholders have confidence in cost estimates and must count b

an 8th is unaccounted for. once it's safe, engineers will -- what it's going to take it to clean it up. crews in northern california are finally making progress in the battle against some of the worst wildfires the state has ever seen. at least 40 people have died, nearly 6,000 homes and businesses have been destroyed. thousands of acres burned. nbc's dan scheneman has the latest on this breaking news. >> reporter: large fires continue to burn california. other smaller fires popped up. authorities say there is good news. >> they're not going down easy but we're getting them. we feel better about that. >> reporter: roughly 11,000 firefighters continue to battle the flames. 200,000 acres burned. 5700 structures destroyed. hundreds much people are unaccounted for and coroners are going door to door and sifting through ash. some communities are still under threat. in santa rosa, residents forced to leave returned to their homes but soon learned fires were closing in. >> at that point, a huge sea of police officers

second, we're concerned about cost overruns, unaccounted for costs, and decreased cost avoidance. for example, the bureau initially projected spending $650 million for the cap program, and now it's estimated at $965 million, and i think based on what the secretary just said, it will be higher. one audit -- our audit of the canvassing test also found substantial overruns. the bureau estimated that spending for in-office center canvassing would be $44 million between fy' 16 to '19, but our review found it would cost nearly three times that amount at $125 million. finally, our evaluation of the 2016 census test identified unaccounted for costs, redesigned operations. we found that the operational control system allowed enumeraters to make more contact attempts than the cost estimate accounted for. so the expectation was they would go up to six times, and we found them going many, many more times. we're also concerned about the increased unresolved rate. as observed in the test, the potential need to expend additional resources that are not currently accounted for in the bureau's cost

. >> 183 people are unaccounted for. we are hoping that they get in touch and say they are not missing and in shelters. however, as we find more victims as firefighters go into the burned-out areas, unfortunately the death toll is expected to rise as well. 115,000 acres have earned in these fire so far. they continue to burn this morning out of control. good morning, i am darya fosom. >>> i am james fletcher. the wind has shifted a little bit and we have new evacuation orders to update you on this morning. let's begin in the north where there is a mandatory evacuation right now including the area you see outlined here. this is the northern portions of sonoma county. take a quick look. several areas in that area out of -- out on location. if you live north of grant street, you are -- actually, north of the river rock casino, you are being told to make plans to evacuate right now. >>> let's look at another map with another area. actually, not another map, but specific streets that are impacted by mandatory evacuations this

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according to sonoma county sheriffs, about 400 people are still unaccounted for. cal fire says the fires burn more than 191,000 acres and right now one of the biggest fires is threatening the city of calistoga. those flames jumped highway 29 earlier this evening. andria borba is in napa county tonight with the latest. >> the tubs fire is about 2 to 3 miles outside of calistoga proper. it is burning on highway 29 on mount st. helena. tonight the fight is to keep it on that mountain. >> reporter: the fight to keep the tubs fire out of calistoga is being waged here along highway 29. billowing smoke choked vistas along the highway, a reminder the flames are still in charge here. the fire jumped the highway this afternoon in at least one location and cal fire crews were determined to keep it from spreading further. with the turn-out barely wide enough for water tenders and strike teams, firefighters set backfires, leaving without room to run. people tried to load a horse in a trailer to get it out of harm's way. the horse refused to budge. while fires tend to lay down

meanwhile, hundreds of people in sonoma county are still unaccounted for. kpix 5 reporter, emily turner is in santa rosa, with the very latest information on that. >> reporter: liz, when i stood in this same spot yesterday, at this same time, reporting on missing people, that number was 183. in24 hours time, that number has more than doubled. you can just imagine how many people are scrambling, and searching for their loved ones. the faces of the missing are all over social media, and certainly on the minds of those looking for them. janet leonard, and her son. >> for the last two days, i've just been pulling my hair, just trying to find her. >> reporter: his concern is one shared by many others in is a -- sonoma county, for their own loved ones. the number of missing jumped overnight. authorities estimate it to be around 380. >> she's a tough, tough lady. but she also has a lot of medical conditions. and lupus being one of them, and a broken back. a broken hip. and she's only 61. she needs some serious attention. >> reporter: 71-year-old daniel suford is a

war. 31 people are now confirmed to have died in california's wildfires and hundreds are still unaccountedor. entire neighbourhoods have been destroyed with thousands made homeless. there are warnings that strong winds could further fan the flames. pakistani forces have freed a north american family held hostage by the afghan taliban for five years. the family's three children were born in captivity. pakistan's army revealed they were rescued after a us tip—off. now it's time for world business report. from the business blacklist to top investment destination, iran has been enjoying a post—sanctions boom. but will president trump spoil the party? plus, recharged! samsung says its profits tripled in the past three months as it puts last year's exploding phone scandal behind it. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. we start in iran, where all eyes today will be on us president trump. in a few hours‘ time, he'll give a speech outlining his new strategy towards iran. he has strongly hinted he will remove his support from the 2015 deal that lifted sanctions in return for iran hal

staff were also moved from the premises, with the exception of the two members of staff who were unaccountedthe police, as always, have done a magnificentjob, they were there on time, they have responded very quickly, and touch wood, the incident has now come to an end. do you know anything about the man who took these two members of staff hostage? i believe from what information i have received that he is related, either a boyfriend or ex—husband of one of the staff, but not the member of staff who was one of the hostages. so therefore that is as far as i know. and what do you know about how customers reacted? know. and what do you know about how customers reacted ? we know. and what do you know about how customers reacted? we know from other areas of the park there, lots of restaurants, a cinema, we know that other customers were moved away, they said that staff were pretty calm about it all. is it your understanding that customers were pretty calm, even though this was obviously a pretty terrifying incident? it is a terrifying accident, i know as well as everybody else that the customers

there are approximately 300 people that are unaccounted for. mean that they are fatalities. that means they could potentially be with loved ones or they evacuated and they are not accounted for yet. the damage assessment teams are working as the firefighters are working to put the fire out. >> i read about a guy who left santa rosa. he went away and came back. he is not heard from his dad. it is counted in the 23 that are dead? dad has not been identified. it is counted in the missing or with the dead? >> he is unaccounted for or missing. >> we don't inflate the numbers because we can't find someone. we don't release numbers of destroyed homes and till we verify that the home is destroyed. the last number i heard is 570 six homes destroyed. we don't release those numbers until everything is fjted. >> i see. >> one last question. as we are talking to you we are looking at live pictures. we have a hillside on fire. portions of napa have been evacuated this is threatening communities. we saw headlights and what looked like a team on the ground beg

people remain unaccounted for following unprecedented wildfires in california. 17 people have been confirmed dead. have been confirmed destroyed. first to our top story. spain's prime minister has called for clarity the day after catalonia's signed a statement of independence and called for dialogue with the state. catalonia's leader was pushed to clarify whether or not he declared i independence. the disputed referendum catapulted spain into its deepest political crisis in decades. here is prime minister mariano rajoy speaking a second ago. joy: the cabinet has agreed to formally ask the catalan government whether it has declared independence. given the double -- given the deliberate confusion concerning its implementation, this request is an indispensable prerequisite to any action the government may take in connection with article 155 of our constitution. the objective is to provide citizens with the clarity and security that the question of such importance requires. rochelle: for more, sarah morris is in madrid. she has the latest on the joy -- on rajoy's statement. sarah: he said there

hundreds of people still unaccounted for and thousands of structures destroyed.are improving. some counties are preparing to allow evacuees to return to the homes. >>reporter: for the first time in a week, firefighters are now striking an optimistic tone about these fires, that's because the winds have died down. there are still trouble spots. i want to show you the oakmont fire. you can see a number of spot fires in the canyon. for thousand they're leaving those blazes alone because they're not threatening any op lated areas. there are a number of firefighters in the area to make sure things don't get out of control. it was a tough saturday night for the community of sonoma. that's when the winds kicked up and we saw a number of structures burn there. some evacuations. but sunday a different story with the winds dying down, no longer under a red flag warning and once again firefighters like what they see. the tubbs fire which was most destruck tough, the containment numbers are up, 60% or more. >> certainly hoeb you're right. new this morning seven people injure

nearly 200 are still unaccounted for. about 2-thousand homes and businesses are destroyed. winds are making fighting the fire extremely difficult for crews. we are monitoring the latest information - and will take you to california live coming up at 5:30. as more allegations of sexual abuse surface against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein -- his wife claims she's leaving him. fashion designer georgina chapman spoke to "people" magazine. she says her heart breaks for all the women who've suffered tremendous pain because of these unforgiveable actions. chapman also states -- caring for her two young children is her first priority. actresses who've accused weinstein of sexual abuse now include angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow. new developments this morning following that u-s-s mccain collision off the coast of singapore in august that killed 10 sailors. two top officers have now been relieved of their duties. commanding officer, alfredo sanchez, and executive officer, jessie sanchez were just reassigned. the investigation is still ongoing, but a navy statement says quote "it

already, 36 people are now known to have died. 250 remain unaccounted for.nd around 6,000 homes and properties have been destroyed. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. hello and welcome to this special look back at some of our most recent and favourite adventures here on the travel show. this week we are on the beautiful island of bermuda, where a couple of months ago the america's cup was in full swing. you can see more of that story in a moment. but here is a taste of what else is coming up on this week's programme. laughs. that is cold! we are going to kick off by remembering a trip that rajan took to jaffa in israel back in may, when he met at group of remarkable deafblind actors whose performances aren't just entertaining, they are truly inspiring. enjoy. jaffa is one of the world's oldest seaports. so old, they said jonah embarked from here before being eaten by the whale. but this area also has a reputation for cutting—edge culture. and nowhere pushes theatrical boundaries more than the world—famous nalaga'at theatre group, based at this b

husband of people are unaccounted for. emily turner has the latest. >> reporter: another day of fire and another day of searching. crystal is one of many looking for loved ones in sonoma county and can't find her grandmother. >> no one heard from them. we contacted everyone we can think of and more. >> reporter: a story for so many, she is looking for her brother. shirley lived in santa rosa and her grandmother hasn't heard from her in four days. they are looking for parishioners missing. >> ist disconcerning, we are making phone calls today. emails, text messaging, what've to reach out. >> reporter: he hopes they are out of contact but fares worse. the death toll climbed to 17 in sonoma county alone. they are using cadaver dogs and a red cross safe and well team is on the ground helping out. >> we go around to the shelters and check the hospitals and agencies that we can. if we are able, we go to the home. >> reporter: she has been able to find two people so far. a small drop in a large bucket. it's important to those tha

overnight, the missing has grown to almost 400 who are unaccounted for. they have crossed several names off of the list because there were over 1000. 603 of those peoples have -- people have been located. but 50 names have now been moved to the list of dead. and that is heartbreaking as people continue to search for those who are looking for those loved ones. >> identification is going to be hard. so far, in the recoveries we have found bodies that were almost completely intact. and we have found bodies that were nothing more than ashen bone. one of the ways that we make ids in those cases is through medical devices. there have been ids in this case in a pile of ash and bones where there was a piece of metal left from surgery. like a hit replacement with an ied number. >> as i mentioned before, the list changes in the number changes hour by hour. if you are looking for someone who is missing, you can reach out to the's number. 7075 65 3856. again that is 707-565-3856. and you can look for that on our facebook page as well. reporting live in in santa rosa.

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as more victims are identified, a pennsylvania man who went missing during the gunfire is still unaccounted. >> the music world is remembering tom petty this morning after his publicist confirmed the rocker's death. really sad about that. >> indeed we are. sharing some memories of some of his songs here but first up weather and traffic with david and karen. good morning. >> good morning. rough day today. but a beautiful morning. >> yeah, no kidding. it is going to be really, really nice. storm tracker6 has been showing us that we're dry for the last couple days and satellite still backing that up. you can see lots of sunshine in play. as we get past the sunrise hour, a little bit of cloud cover out in western pennsylvania has been falling apart overnight and like yesterday we expect it to be very bright today. it's cool again to start out, though. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 48 degrees in allentown. 52 currently in wilmington, 55 in philadelphia. 58 degrees currently in cape may. and as we roll through the day, another nice one, very similar to yesterday. winds not all that strong. 54, stil

hundreds more are still unaccounted for in the fires that are well on their way to becoming the deadliest in california history. palestinian group hamas says it has reached a deal with its more moderate rival, flattop -- fatah. that would put an end to the decade-long split over gaza. soon to go for-free. more on that in our business update. actressesore unleashing accusations of sexual misconduct against harvey weinstein. first, our top stories, live from paris. ♪ ♪ genie: today is spain's national holiday, but it comes at a time when national unity is a big question in spain. the prime minister has given the regional government in catalonia eight days to drop its bid for independence. if it does not, the national government says it would take away catalonia's autonomy, , and rule thehe region itself. that comes after catalan president carlos preached among puigdemont p preached independence. the crisis has push more people into the streets of madrid for this national day. normamally, there i ia military p procession attendedy families that would like t to se .isplaysys by parachutists t

but hundreds are still unaccounted for. >> that damage is hard to watch, isn't it? incredible. this afternoon, santa rosa police confirmed a body was found at journey's end mobile home park. >> alyssa harrington joining us live from there. alyssa? >> reporter: there's crime scene tape surrounding the area where the body was found. journey's end mobile home park. and we did just learn that that is the body of linda tooney, 69 years old. her daughter posted this note on facebook. it says, my mother's remains have been found at her home at journey's end. may she rest in peace. my sweet mama. police tell me it was a family member of the victim that made that very sad discovery around noon today. they were here searching through her burned home. there are so many people missing, the latest numbers more than 600 people unaccounted for and that number may seem staggering. i want people at home to know that cell phone service is almost nonxis ent in places up here and the same for internet. it is difficult for people to connect. i talked to a woman desperately searching for her mother.

that includes, finding people who are still unaccounted for.in sonoma county alone, there are still 285 people not accounted for. >> here is a look at the wildfire numbers. the atlas has burned the most at this point, 42,000 acres. it is a burning in two different counties. we are seeing some containment of the fires. the tubs fire has burned more than 27,000 acres is at least 10% contained. the atlas buyers are at 3% contained. the partridge fire is at 2% contained. the atlas fire has moved into a solano county. it is close to fairfield. >> that was not an issue earlier. this also has officials warning people to be ready to leave. we are in the system valley road area and fairfield. how close is the fire getting? >> it is about three miles out of fairfield. let me step out and show you where we are at, we are at rock mill road in fairfield. we have both of the roads closed at the i -- i-80 interstate. there trying to keep the fire from reaching businesses and homes. let's roll the video, and show you what they have going for voluntary evacuati

with so many people unaccounted for, i asked him to clarify the figures.ling 22 large wildfires across california. 2700 acres have been destroyed. a lot of people still unaccounted for. 20,000 people evacuated and this is the sad number. at least 3500 homes and structures destroyed and 21 people have now been confirmed as dead. a very tragic situation in california, but we have over 8000 firefighters battling the fire bringing in a lot of reinforcements to try and slow down and stop these fast—moving fires fanned by the winds. 8000 firefighters, are you getting to grips with this? in california we have wildfires every year, we prepare and train for this. we are able to call in local firefighters from major cities, san francisco, los angeles and the communities in between. we have called to other states to send their firefighting resources as well. a lot of equipment we need to battle these fires, but mother nature is working against us. when it comes to your advice to people on the ground, what do you tell them because it is so fast—moving and so incredibl

. >> hundreds more are unaccounted for as fires rage around wine country engulfing neighborhoods. dane daneia has the latest. >> reporter: to give you guys a scope of the devastation around me are signs of the intensity of this fire. house after house is gone. now just charred cars and chimneys on lots that were once firefight continues. the massive wildfires in california's wine country are burning out of control stretching firefighters to their limits. >> we have folks on the fire lines starting their third shift right now that have not been relieved. >> reporter: throughout sonoma county entire neighborhoods devastated. >> this fire was fast. >> personally i think it'll be one of the worst disasters in california history. >> reporter: at least 2,000 residences and businesses have been destroyed like this winery and hotel. >> we were awoken to a red glow coming out of the north and had just minutes to actually get out of the house, wake our kids up. >> reporter: crews battling f e fires in santa rosa were forced to let homes burn. >> we don't have a lot of water so the water sup

and hundreds more people are still unaccounted for this morning. fires continue to rage in and around wine country burning entire neighborhoods to the ground. abc's donya bacchus is live now in santa rosa this morning with more. good morning, donya. >> reporter: good morning, tam. just to give you a scope of the devastation, around me are signs of intensity of the fire. house after house is gone. charred cars and charred chimp niece on lots that were once home and this morning the fire fight continues. the massive wildfires in california's wine country are burning out of control. stretching firefighters to their limit. >> we have folks on the fire line starting their third shift right now that have not been relieved. >> reporter: throughout sonoma county entire neighborhoods have been devastated. >> and this fire was fast. >> firstly i think it will be one of the worst disasters in california history. >> reporter: at least 2,000 residences and businesses have been destroyed like this winery and this hotel. >> we were awoken to a red glow coming out

more than 200 are unaccounted for. authorities are checking their homes. the fires in six counties have burned more than 220,000 acres. that's more land than all of new york city. 3,500 homes and businesses have 5700 homes and businesses have been destroyed. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: as the number of buildings destroyed and acres burned continues to rise, the most disturbing numbers are the ages of those who died. the oldest was 100. sonoma county sheriff rob giordano: >> the bulk of them are in their 70s and 80s. >> reporter: the average age of 79 speaks to the speed with which the fire overtook entire neighborhoods. those unable to move quickly could not escape. today, cadaver dogs searched for the missing. at least one more body was recovered. the economic toll is now growing. insurers estimate the damage could reach $6 billion. chris coursey, mayor of santa rosa, says it's too early to even start calculating all that his city of 180,000 has lost. >> i think that it's pretty safe to say this is the biggest challenge this city will ever face--

. >>> hundreds of people in the fire-ravaged areas remain unaccounted for. kpix 5's emily turner has more on efforts to find them. >>> reporter: >> for the last two days i have just been pulling my hair, trying to find her. >> reporter: jeff's mom norma is missing. and his concern is one shared by many others in sonoma county for their own loved ones. >> we haven't talked for over two weeks. she has a lot of medical conditions. and that's what really worries us, if she is unreachable and we checked all the hospitals, we still can't find her. >> reporter: 71-year-old daniel lives in her same neighborhood. he is also missing. 0-year-old mike was last heard from, from his home off mark west springs road, 40 years old, sunday night. jim and donna also live in the area. this is what that area looks like now. a team of 30 deputies is in charge of tracking down those still unaccounted for. and the emergency operations center is fielding the public's calls about them but if fires continue to rage with little to no containment, finding them is not an easy task. >> wh

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there are still at least 235 people unaccounted for.ing some of those first images from those first responders. the sheriff's department releasing footage from their body cameras. it was released just last night. they helped a disabled woman evacuate, and they rescued her. take a look. >> where are you at? >> help! right here! come on! screw your shoe. come only! she's disabled. >> all right. let me get her feet. >> reporter: these are just some of the heartbreaking images we've seen throughout the state. remember, even though some of those fires are starting to become contained, it's still the air quality that's really an issue here. people have been asked to wear masks like these to keep some of those dust and particles from getting in and breathing into their lungs. there's been an air advisory and a health advisory in effect not only starting today but lasting through monday as well. dara? >> morgan, lots of people have been evacuated. where are they all going? >> reporter: some of them are going to shelters. we spoke to one woman y

unaccounted for. their friends and family can't get a hold of them. maybe they lost cell phone communication. they are trying to sort out where those people are. the evacuations continue. we see that number going up because more people are being evacuated from homes and businesses under threat. we know that 3500 homes and businesses have been burn. northern california has burned 170,000 acres at this point. >> thank you for joining us work let's go to the map. napa is where we have do evacuation orders underway. this is an advisory. voluntary evacuation for areas that you see in that zone that have the diagonal lines. you need to be ready to evacuate at any moment. in red, that is the alice fire. you can see it is coming close to the town of napa. evacuation areas stretch south down along highway 12 out to the county line. it includes hagan road, first avenue, third avenue, part of east avenue, terrace drive and people in that area, you need to be ready to go as soon as the deputy tells you it is time

let me get that figure right, remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. fires have destroyed at least 3500 homes and businesses. >> residents, let's take another look at some of the evacuation orders. we'll have a is a map to show you. some have been issued during the past few hours. the most serious one, a mandatory order for the entire city of calistoga. mandatory evacuation orders also in effect for parts of geyserville along highway 128 northeast of the russian river. there are also new evacuations tonight in the northeast corner of sonoma. >> and residents of the eastern sonoma valley received orders to evacuate their homes this evening. >> right now the california highway patrol is going door to door, urging people to get out. and you're looking at video of that happening. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim joins us live from sonoma with the latest. lilian? >> kristen and dan, we're on 7th street and castle road. and the area beyond this point is under a mandatory evacuation order. that order came down just a few hours ago, and since then we have seen e

it's just better to let it burn. >> reporter: nearly 200 people are still unaccounted for as officials warn the death toll could rise. mike rippey's parents married for 75 years died when the fire tore through their home. >> and it hit so fast, and they just didn't have a chance. my mother had a stroke, and she couldn't move very well at all, and my father certainly never would have left her. >> reporter: in southern california firefighters are finally getting the upper hand, dousing hot spots in the charred remains of homes. as far as a cause for this fire, crews say they are focusing on saving lives first, property second and then containment of those flames saying that cause investigation will come later. diane and kendis. >> they have their hands full with more than a dozen fires in california, danya, thank you. >>> now a new move overnight by u.s. forces. two b-1 bombers flew nighttime missions over the sea of japan escorted by south korean and japanese fighters. the air force calls it the first mission of its kind. this comes a day after reports came to light that suspected north

staff and customers and police were on site and as she did the accounts, two members of staff were unaccountedis how we realised that those two members of staff were the two people that were hostages in the bowling centre, but the customers and everyone were taken to the customers and everyone were ta ken to safety and the customers and everyone were taken to safety and that was about to 30 5pm. what was your first reaction? the first reaction is shocked that you have to be experienced and understand the situation and as the chief executive it is my will to ensure that all my staff, all the directors and support managers are acting as quickly as possible, as professionally as they can to ensure customers are safe and ensure our staff are safe. instructions were given an senior directors were on site in the first 45 minutes. that was vicki young talking to the ceo of mfa bowl, where that's each took place, mehdi afshar. we can now speak to anne kane, who saw the gunman while she was in the bowling alley celebrating afamily was in the bowling alley celebrating a family birthday. how are you feel

i've thing before, the death toll is unaccountable.pses were burned and no one could recognize themment the us is calling the truck bombing attack senseless and cow wardly. this as somalia's gom is now blaming a terrorist group known as al sha bobment it has been dealing with an extreme uprising and as the military s military has been stepping up strikes against al sha bob. i. >> want to switch gears to our area and talk about the weather because some of us were thrown off a little bit today. >> lauren. >> yep. i was the one person at the pumpkin patch in my flip-flops, shirts. we thought it was going to be a really warm day. the forecast called for sunshine, 85-degrees with a few clouds and fog in the morning. to be fairy wasn't that uncomfortable. it was warm enough out. i still a. it's not ugg weather just yet . we unfortunately got clouds hanging around longer than we thought today so as a result of that it was later in the day before we finally got some sunshine and finally got warmed up a bit. we did not make that 85-degree forec

and that team is devoted to finding people missing or unaccounted for. some of this is also because of the lack of cell phone coverage in the area. many people left home without their cell phones or there's no coverage, period. one of the missing people is a mother in santa rosa. she lives in the journey's end mobile home park. that park was severely damaged in the wildfire. spoke to the n's our dan kerman joins us live and dan actually talked to this woman's daughter. >> reporter: that's right. linda tunis lived here in a doublewide mobile home and there's nothing left of it. in fact, most of this park was wiped out. now her daughter is looking to see if she survived this fire. >> her front door and backdoor, she said there was fire everywhere. she couldn't get out and she was trapped. >> reporter: jessica tunis has not heard from her mother linda since a frantic phone call early monday morning. >> she's coughing. she's terrified and she -- last thing she said to me is i'm going to die. >> reporter: that's when the line went dead and tunis has been sear

in autria: happening now, hundreds are unaccounted for as wildfires shoot through california. hopkins hasnna more. peoplea: more than 100 are heard and at least 200 .eople are missing crews battling flames in santa rosa workforce to let homes burn. mike's parents, they died when the fire tore through their home. >> it hits so fast and they didn't have a chance. my mother had a stroke and she couldn't move well and my father would never have left her. the wildfires are ranking among the five deadliest in california. flames have next down electricity and cell phone and in sonoma county, entire neighborhoods have been destroyed. we do have a live report from santa rosa coming up at 630. autria: there is new fallout from the deadly accident involving the uss mccain. overnight, the navy fired the ship's top two officers. admiral and vice admiral were relieved from their duties. and they called the collision larry: people at a gaithersburg karate studio are in shock after a coach is accused of sexually abusing one of his students. garita was arrested. >> it is devastating to know th

unfortunately, there are hundreds of people unaccounted for. the sonoma county sheriff has revised downward the number of people still believed to be missing from the firestorm. the number is down to 380 missing people. at first there were far more missing persons. many of them were duplicates. with several people filing reports for the same person. if you take away repeat reports, the number of missing goes down to 530. of that number, 150 people have been located. now, authorities are trying to confirm the status of the others. whether they are victims of the fire or simply have not yet touched base with loved ones.>> they are finding a lot of people. i know you have been in the county. traffic is bad vacation is tough. i am optimistic we will get a lot of people connected they are in different places.>> reporter: if you're missing someone in sonoma county, the sheriff is asking those who are trying to confirm where they are to call this number. it is on your screen. 707565 3856. that is the information line for emergency operations. you can

at least a0 people have died and hundreds of people remain unaccounted for after wildfires swept acrossousands have been forced to evacuate their homes. one of the worst affected areas is the city of santa rosa. from midnight tonight, the old round pound coin will no longer be legal tender. the new 12 sided pound is introduced to stop counterfeiters. the hunt is on for old pound coins. sofas are being searched, piggy banks empties and underused purses raided because from monday, those old pound coins will no longer be accepted in most shops. as of last night, the royal mint estimates that there might be £450 million worth of old coins still in circulation but from monday, shops % obliged to will around pounds four - but customers to keep them separate urge customers to keep them separate from the new coinage when returning them. this has been a really, really big transition period with the £1 coin, probably more so any change in coin, probably more so any change in coin because it is so prevalent in coin because it is so prevalent in coin operated machinery and loose change. it has been

number of people unaccounted for missing. there is a number you can call with information to leave about this. 707-467-6428. call that number to report somebody you believe it missing. we'll have more information on the ongoing fires in mendocino on abc7news.com, twitter andify facebook page. >> crews have made progress in clearlake. sulfur fire is 45% contained and officials lifted some mandatory evacuation orders in clearlake oaks. >> turned abc7news.com into a resource for fire information. evacuation orders closed schools, donation centers, wineries that burned and how you can help people whose lives are turned upside down. >> so many remarkable stories from the tragedy. including this one, newlywed couple who returned from honeymoon the night the fire started. >> tons of smoke and really fast wind. >> hear what they grabbed as they fled their home just before it burned down. >>> many north bay residents lost homes and others their jobs. what you need to do to get state benefits. >>> spencer christian, today's red flag wa

have burned since sunday and so far twenty one people have died and six hundred seventy people are unaccounted for in the northern california area near the famous wine country now so far three thousand structures have burned and fire officials say they don't see this under control anytime soon the tabs fire has burned twenty eight thousand acres with no containment level slided in napa and slidell counties the atlas fire is listed at twenty six thousand acres with three percent containment and in yuba county a fire cascade fire rather is at one eleven thousand six hundred eighty five acres at only twenty percent contained now vaults are now there's wineries have been destroyed a can one resident came home to his miniature vineyard after a quick evacuation. we were sunday night. and we know we're. just minutes to actually get out of. the house with our kids we called our neighbor. won't hurry up. which is a mad. as of tuesday evening some seventy five thousand customers were without power and in some cases lines were cut to prevent them from endangering first responders roughly three thousand t

twenty separate blazes under control hundreds of people have been injured and four hundred are still unaccounted for around three and a half thousand homes and businesses have been destroyed what's being described as the most lethal fires in california history investigators believe they may have been started by toppled power lines last sunday i thought where you have to run you have to run the problem you know my choice we've not been you have to leave us there and so you have to leave when that happens save your life and you get flight i just can't say enough about how grateful we are to the fire departments are phenomenal job they're doing. spain's economic growth could be at risk as uncertainty continues over catalonia a deputy prime minister says the national economy as a whole could expand less than initially expected in twenty eighteen so are signs to santa maria also pointed out that hotel reservations in catalonia currently falling by twenty to thirty percent voted to secede from spain two weeks ago in a controversial referendum that the national government in madrid ruled illegal. but i

one person is still unaccounted for. police say they are still trying to figure out what sparked the explosion. its also unclear righ water. the coast guard will be conducting a water quality evaluation as soon as possible. an update on breaking news overseas- the death toll skyrocketing in somalia following a double car bombing over the weekend. just minutes ago-- somalian officials confirmed that the death toll has risen, now topping 300 peopl. it happened near a popular hotel in the capital city of mogadishu. the death tolls continues to climb as crews sift through a nearby building that collapsed. and this morning, we are learning that the terror group, al-shabab has claimed responsibility. happening right now-- the weather in california, aiding fire fighters as they start getting a handle on more than a dozen wildfires, burning across the state. the damage has already reached historic proport are dead and more than 57-hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed by the flames. but fire crews say winds have calmed do

right now there are 400 people who remain unaccounted for in sonoma county alone in the sheriff's office is using cadaver dogs to search for those people. we know more than 170,000 acres have burned, and that number could rise as there is very little containment in this particular fire. >> it is producing a lot of smoke coming down into the rest of the bay area. we have been trying to orient you little bit to show you the scope of the threat we are facing right now. i want to dial you in to some of the most concerning areas for cal fire. geyserville is in north along 101 right here but there is concern that this fire could creep down as the northerly winds continue and you can see river rock casino and number two is calistoga with a mandatory evacuation order. number three is downtown sonoma right near the square where in mandatory evacuation order went into effect for the outskirts of sonoma and the eastern part. not downtown. that is still open for business in some cases. out here we are seeing mandatory evacuation orders and also middletown which was devastated by the valley fire coul

number of people unaccounted for missing. there is a number you can call with information to leave about this. 707-467-6428. call that number to report somebody you believe it missing. we'll have more information on the ongoing fires in mendocino on facebook page. >> crews have made progress in clearlake. sulfur fire is 45% contained and officials lifted some mandatory evacuation orders in clearlake oaks. >> turned abc7news.com into a resource for fire information. evacuation orders closed schools, donation centers, wineries that burned and how you can help people whose lives are turned upside down. >> so many remarkable stories from the tragedy. including this one, newlywed couple who returned from honeymoon the night the fire started. >> tons of smoke and really fast wind. >> hear what they grabbed as they fled their home just before it burned down. >>> many north bay residents lost homes and others their jobs. what you need to do to get state benefits. >>> spencer christian, today's red flag warning expired, new one soon g

right now there is at least 183 people still unaccounted for . so far the fires combined have burned more than 118,000 acres . they are trying to keep the flames from spreading to more homes but it is a daunting task . >> resources are being brought in from out-of-state . we are doing the best we can with the number of resources we have . we are trying to first protect lives and then secondly protect your homes . every firefighter out on the line is emotionally attached to that transfer -- that . >> reporter: firefighters are working 40 hours straight all doing the best they can . donald trump approved the request for the major disaster declaration . >> we mentioned there are new evacuations in sonoma and napa . >> reporter: in sonoma county further up in santa rosa this block was hit hard . you can't even distinguish the make of this car unless you are an expert . as soon as they were told to evacuate earlier today and napa valley people were lining up down that road trying to get to a safe place and there was only a short window of opportunity

since yesterday 57 people have been located bringing the number unaccounted for down to 183. among them mike gravo. his home was destroyed in the fire. no one has heard from him.  also missing christina hansen, 27, she was last heard from yesterday morning. she is in a wheelchair. >> it is scary. i think it is probably our nightmare. we want her to come home. >> christina was on the phone with her step mother describing a red glow approaching her home. they are hoping and praying she was able to escape the flames. >>> a flare up causing panic. ktvu is live at the command center in downtown napa. >> an update. cal fire tells me that in napa 36,000, 37,000, rather, acres have burned in the county. there is a new fire over at mt. veder. in the past 15 minutes it has crested over mt. veder they had evacuations for the yontville veterans. it looks like it has shifted as the winds shift. the first evacuation order came out, people were leaving their home. others were trying to get back. it was very emotional. napa county sheriffs raced up dry creek road trying to warn people of t

meanwhile,ç continue to be reported >> 180 people still unaccounted for.her daughter has not heard from her mother since she got the ñ phone call early monday morning saying she couldn't get out of >> the last thing she said to me was ; $5sn7i'm going to die. in time. i am worried. >> some 7t same mobile home park were able to get out safely. after neighbors knocked on doors. knocked on her mother store and she got out. and then there are so many evacuees have been taken to 20 different centers. it's difficult. that's the best we can help four. the people have not been able to communicate. >> family members have also reached out to kron 4. they are looking for this 40-year- old. he has full arm sleeve tattoos. hopefully he is at one of these evacuation centers. friends. if you know him or know he's okay, let officials know. his family is desperate for word about his whereabouts and condition. >> same condition for this family. they had to be evacuated from their home in oakmont. but family members have not been able to find them since the fire broke out ea

and sonoma county alone there are currently 380 people still unaccounted for. nine fires that are burning and napa and sonoma counties. when you consider northern california as a whole, we are talking about 21 fires actively burning. the fires in our region have burned more than 170,000 acres. firefighters are struggling to get containment and what this red flag warning going into effect as we speak, it is creating a dire situation as we head into tonight and the red flag warning last until 5 pm tomorrow. >> we want to give you a better idea of how many fires are out there and what these fires are and how the so-called pubs fire is in napa and sonoma county. it has scorched more than 28,000 acres. the biggest fire is in napa, the atlas fire. we know people in fairfield are beginning to be evacuated which is on the right side of the screen. that fire has burned more than 42,000 acres. only 3% contained. >> that atlas fire started in napa and moved to solano and now is starting to threaten some of the communities on the outskirts of fairfield as that fire moves s