hansen's family has set up a memorial fund for christina hanson and her father. you can find that link on our website at ktvu.com. >>> kaiser and sutter hospital's are teaming up to help reunite families with their missing loved ones. both hospitals were evacuated sunday night and monday morning when the fire started. now the hospitals have set up reunification phone lines to help family members find missing loved ones who were transported from those facilities. kaiser's family reunification number is on the screen. it's 855599 kaiser's family reunification number is on the screen. it's 855-599-0033. sutter santa rosa family reunification number is 707 sutter santa rosa family reunification number is 707-543- 4511. you are also being encouraged to continue to report missing persons to the sonoma county hotline. that number is 707 that number is 707565 that number is 707- 565-3856. i will put those on our website. i'm pretty sure they are there. >>> we are following reports of power lines that were down around the same time the fire started. details of dispatch au

. >> we were talking about christina hanson. she graduated from cal high in san ramon. her family described her as full of life. she was born with spina bifida and had been in a wheelchair since she was born. she moved to santa rosa and lived in an apartment behind her dad's house. the family thinks the buyer hit her apartment first and her father try to save her. christina died for her father, michael, is in serious condition from third-degree burns. >> it just really was a nightmare come true. so, right now, i mean, now we have to shift our focus to her dad and make sure that he's okay. i think if she were here right now she would be worried about everyone in her community and making sure that everyone else that is still out there missing was found. she would want to be at shelters helping. and i think we just need to honor her that way and try to live the way that she would be living. >> christina hanson will be honored tomorrow at cal high's homecoming football game along with stacee etcheber and denise cohen. they died in the las vegas shooting rampage. the family

christina hanson relies on wheelchair to get around. tubbs fire destroyed her home. linda tunis is missing after fire ravaged journey's end mobile home park. >> people, pets, businesses all affected by fires. >> lot of people need help, help is needed in north bay to recover from the fires. if you're able and willing, we put together a list of everything you need to know on website. >> abc7news.com. >> stay with us. more fire coverage ahead. including how sent three children in east bay to the hospital. plus -- >> can't really get any worse. >> returning to the family home only to find destruction. why this man is heavy-hearted but thankful ton >>> sky7 flew through some of the smoky dirty air that's covered much of the bay area, you've smelled and seen it no doubt. in one school in richmond three students went to the hospital because of asthma attacks. most of the schools in north bay will stay closed tomorrow. some canceled classes for rest of the week. full list on the website at abc7news.com and on the ticker running at bottom of your screen. keep you updated. >>

christina hanson relies on wheelchair to get around. tubbs fire destroyed her home.unis is missing after fire ravaged journey's end mobile home park. >> people, pets, businesses all affected by fires. >> lot of people need help, help is needed in north bay to recover from the fires. if you're able and willing, we put together a list of everything you need to know on website. >> abc7news.com. >> stay with us. more fire coverage ahead. including how sent three children in east bay to the hospital. plus -- >> can't really get any worse. >> returning to the family home only to find destruction. why this man is heavy-hearted but thankful (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. >>> sky7 flew through some of the smoky dirty air that's covered

christina hanson graduated from cal hello she was described as full of life. rn with spina bifida. she moved to santa rosa and live behind her father. she will be honored tomorrow at the homecoming football game. this is along with denise cohen and stacee etcheber who died in the las vegas shooting. >>> there are mandatory evacuation orders in mendocino county where two fires have spread. the sheriff's office ordered everyone to leave potter valley. that community is split between mendocino and lake counties. people are supposed to leave by now but anyone who is there you are being told to go south to highway 20 to highway 22 get out safely. 700 people live in the evacuation zone. mendocino county fires have burned almost 30,000 acres. they are currently 5% contained. the bodies of three more fire victims were found yesterday in mendocino bringing the countywide death toll to six. >> many people are looking for a safe place to go, in a moment we will talk live with a spokesperson from the red cross. >>> 7:45, sal castaneda is right over there and we have proble

christina hanson's family members have confirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high school has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 displaced, but the situation is changing day by day. that is really the key, the changes are so important in terms of the weather, as to what happens on the fire lines, and whether the firefighters get any help at all. let's check in with sandhya patel who is checking the wind conditions. >> this is the break right now for the firefighters, as you take a look at the windis. they're about 14 miles per hour at mt. tam. so lower than what we've seen in days past. at the lower elevat

it was homecoming, a 1977 grad, and the class of '85 were killed in las vegas and this week christina hansonta rosa. >> these are all very, very special people. they were all good friends. they were all very sweet and they were bright lights. >> denise freed cohen planned to be at the game but she decided to attend that concert in las vegas. >>> the body of the las vegas will be studied by bay area researchers. the kor row ner said the autopsy is complete and his brain tissue will be transferred over and analyzed at stanford. details won't be revealed for several months. paddock opened fire on the music festival in las vegas just last week. fires burning up and down the state and now a viral outbreak to deal with. governor brown declaring an emergency to fight spread of hepatitis a. it allows them to buy vaccines directly from manufacturers. >> they did play a football game tonight despite the air quality. we'll show you why. tonight...about the air quality...and whetgher or not they would play the cal football game. >>> there was concern tonight about the air quality and whether or not they

. >> reporter: the death toll now jumping to at least 29 including christina hanson who used a wheelchair. her father was burned trying to save her. during the fire, a california highway patrol helicopter came to the rescue of pepe tamayo's family of five, but the chopper could only take four. tamayo stayed behind. >> i called my daughter and i told her, if i don't see you again, i love you. that was it. >> reporter: the helicopter came back and got him, leading to a happy family reunion. late today, the mayor of santa rosa announced that in this city alone more than 2800 homes have been destroyed. authorities also warn that the death toll could rise further as they investigate hundreds of missing person reports. lester? >> joe fryer for us, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the growing scandal surrounding hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein. another big star has come forward to accuse him of inappropriate behavior towards her. weinstein now facing dozens of accusers. and nbc's anne thompson has all the latest details. >> reporter: today it's actress kate beckinsale telling her harvey w

christina hanson's family members have cfirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unacunted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high scho has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 changing day by day.ituation is that is really the y, the changes are so important in terms of the weather, as t what happens on the fire lines, and whether the firefighters get any help at all. let'sheck in with sanya patel who is checking the wind conditions. >> this is the break right now for the firefighters, as you take a look at the windis. they're about 14 miles per hour at mt. tam. so lower than what we've seen in days past. at the lower elevations, pretty much calm to less t

christina hanson's family members have confirmed she also died in the fire. the tubbs fire destroyed hanson's home. hanson relied on a wheelchair to get around. this morning about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. >>> hundreds of firefighters remain on the front lines. some are getting a much-needed break after working more than 24 hours straight. eric thomas has the details. >> reporter: there are still priorities before these weary firefighters can sleep. make sure the tools are maintained for the next day on the line. then eat and try to stay awake while gobbling it down and only then can they -- >> get as much sleep as possible. >> reporter: justice is part of a crew that spent 36 straight hours fighting the atlas fire. they were assigned to individual shelters. >> we have tents here. we have portable showers. we feed them on site, try to get them as much rest and calories as we can. >> reporter: not only because the flames continue to threaten homes in the north bay but also because the winds could pick up again this weekend threatening

. >>> christina hanson lost her life. she had been listed as missing. the tubbs fire destroyed her home. >>> a breakdown on the status of schools in the fire zone. >> classes in calistoga are canceled until monday. napa valley unified schools are closed today and tomorrow. santa rosa schools will be closed today. local colleges and universities impacted all classes, events and activities at junior college are canceled through sunday. napa valley college is closed through friday. classes and business suspended at sonoma state. >> this is what's left cardin cardinal newman. some statues survived including one of the virgin mary and another of jesus with his arms outstretched. the school is closed indefinitely. air quality officials are advising people to avoid breathing in smoke from the fires. >> we saw how bad it got yesterday and it could be worse today. an unprecedented amount of pollutants over the arearea. taking precautions is a good idea but not just people with respiratory issues but the general public. keep windows closed and kids indoors. >> bu

christina hanson's family members have confirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high school has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 displaced, but the situation is changing day by day. that is really the key, the changes are so important in terms of the weather, as to what happens on the fire lines, and whether the firefighters get any help at all. let's check in with sandhya patel who is checking the wind conditions. >> this is the break right now for the firefighters, as you take a look at the windis. they're about 14 miles per hour at mt. tam. so lower than what we've seen in days past. at the lower elevat

christina hanson and linda tunis from santa rosa. >> investigating whether downed power lines sparked the fires along with other causes. pg&e has been fine before for lack of maintenance on trees near lines that caused deadly wildfires. >> dan noyes with more. >> first acknowledge all the pg&e workers who do a great job keeping the lights on but telling me that downed lines, high winds and overgrown trees were deadly combination. power lines on meyers drive in santa rosa were failing. you see what, what is going through your mind? >> panicked at first. >> took this video from safety of his home. >> terrifying. trying to remain calm. >> caught ryan on the roof of his house clearing dry leaves with girlfriend. very close call. >> starting to be fall. dry leaves around. could have hit one of the house and just gone up. >> downed power lines and exploding transformers may have played a role in the fires as heard from emergency recordings on sunday night. >> sen 37 maverick. >> where homes and lives were lost. >> hazardous conditions, possibly transformer explosion. >> several pg&e line wo

a family member contacted us and said a fire inspectter went to the home of christina hanson and she died in the fire. she was last seen sunday morning. she was own the phone with her stepmother describing a red glow approaching her home. >>> president trump approved a disaster declaration for california because of the wildfires. >> i spoke with governor brown to let him now the federal government will stand with the people of california and we will be there for you in this time of terrible tragedy and need. >> the stanley cup champions the pittsburgh penguins were at the white house at the time. before he congratulated them he reflected on what's been a hard time for the united states. the big major wildfires in northern and southern kansas. the disaster declaration allowed the federal government in state and federal government. >>> crews are trying to restore power for those who have been without electricity for days now. they have given them clearance to enter the burned area. they are unsure when they will be able to restore power to everyone. as many 75,000 people in the north b

christina hanson and linda tunis from santa rosa. >> investigating whether downed power lines sparkedes along with other causes. pg&e has been fine before for lack of maintenance on trees near lines that caused deadly wildfires. >> dan noyes with more. >> first acknowledge all the pg&e workers who do a great job keeping the lights on but telling me that downed lines, high winds and overgrown trees were deadly combination. power lines on meyers drive in santa rosa were failing. you see what, what is going through your mind? >> panicked at first. >> took this video from safety of his home. >> terrifying. trying to remain calm. >> caught ryan on the roof of his house clearing dry leaves with girlfriend. very close call. >> starting to be fall. dry leaves around. could have hit one of the house and just gone up. >> downed power lines and exploding transformers may have played a role in the fires as heard from emergency recordings on sunday night. >> sen 37 maverick. >> where homes and lives were lost. >> hazardous conditions, possibly transformer explosion. >> several pg&e line workers te

a family member contacted us and said a fire inspector went to the home of 27-year-old christina hanson and confirmed she died in the fire at their home. christina used a wheelchair. she was last heard from early monday morning. family members say she was on the phone with her stepmother, describing a red glow coming close to her home. >> so many people i talked to in santa rosa said they got out with minutes to spare. >> really. >> steve, these stories of watching an orange glow in the distance and realizing it was coming towards them and getting out with just minutes to spare. >> 65 miles per hour wind and 90 degree temps will do it. we have a different pattern today. thank goodness. the humidity is up, way up. it was in the teens. at 10, 12, 14% early monday morning. now up 80%. most locations are showing more of a westerly breeze today. still a northerly breeze at cloverdale and both locations there. geyserville is northwest. humidity 52, 63, 61%. that is better than 10, 12, 15% by far. the temperatures are noticeably cooler. we're down about 20 degrees compared to monday. fairfield

after fire ravaged her home in the journey's end mobile home park >> family and friends tell us christina hansonthe tubbs fire destroyed her home. >> the sheriff is scheduled to hold a news conference at 9:00 from santa rosa. we'll send a push alert as soon as that starts. we have a lot more coverage on the app. you can find extensive resources like these maps that show where the fire is and what evacuations ordered. that is free to download and works with apple and android device >>> just checking the latest updates on the north bay and it's really good news. let me show you the conditions i'm talking about. first the temperatures, 39 degrees in guerneville. 40 in santa rosa fantastic weather for the firefighters there. nothing too taxing. look at the humidity levels. the highest is 100%. that means just about as much moisture in the air as it can hold at that temperature in santa rosa, guerneville and petaluma. winds are still light. not bad but here's what happens at 5:00 this evening. winds gust 30 to 50 miles an hour. they'll start hitting those speeds along the diablo range and it's no coi

christina hanson and linda tuness both of santa rosa. a lot of victims as you can tell from santa rosa so devastated by the fire. the redwood and potter fires have burned more than 34,000 acres and are just 10% contained at this point. volunteers gathered at the high school to unload cases of water for the victims. lonnie rivera is in you kia with a closer look at conditions in mend oh sino county. >> reporter: in this leveled community, the only lively sound comes from tree-cutting crews. they're focused on chopping down unstable burned trees to prevent any other further destruction from a wildfire. >> the fire got here probably like 2:00 a.m. but we woke up at about 1:00 to 1:15 a.m. and people were calling us, family members from potter valley where the fire had started trying to wake us up. >> reporter: his family made it out of the redwood valley neighborhood. their home was spared. but tim smith is still processing the devastation around his property. his neighbors lost everything. >> i don't feel like it's really hit me yet. kind

. >>> family and friends tell us christina hanson lost her life. she had been missing. the tubbs fire destroyed her home. here is a breakdown on the status of schools in the fire zone. >> classes in calistoga joint unified district canceled until monday, napa valley unified schools closed today and tomorrow, santa rosa city schools closed today, local colleges and universities impacted, all classes, events and activities at santa rosa junior college canceled through sunday. napa valley closed through friday. >> take a look at what's left of cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. some statues survived the flames including one of the virgin mary. the school is closed indefinitely. air quality officials are asking people to avoid breathing in the smoke. >> the fires have sent an unprecedented amount of pollutants over the bay area. seeing or smelling the smoke is reason enough to stay indoors. pulmonologists say it's a good idea for the general public. they advise keeping your windows closed, keeping the kids indoors for a couple of days. yesterday i saw a lot of peopl

we should remind you. 28-year-old christina hanson died.ily letting you know they were working for her. she was in a wheelchair. it turns out she did fall victim to the fire. >> and also family members are confirming to kron 4 that 69- year-old linda died in the fire. she was at the journeys end mobile home park. and i am so sorry to say that they're just now sending in cadaver dogs to many of these neighborhoods in santa rosa, so we're unfortunately going to have terrible news as the kron 4 morning news continues today and through the weekend. we've been covering this more than any other station. if you have any other pictures, if you've lost family members and friends, we will share those with our viewers and i think it's a way to bring how horrible this is, to see the victims and put a face to a name, and our hearts go out to you if you have family members. >> we're going to take a quick break. the time is 6:13. you're looking at new satellite imagery of the burned-out areas in santa rosa. it's going to be difficult for you to access thi

a family member contacted us to say a fire inspector went to the home of 27-year-old christina hansonnd confirmed she died in a fire at her home. she used a wheelchair and was last heard from early monday morning. she was on the phone with her stepmother describing a red glow approaching her house. >> some important numbers you may need to know if you are searching for someone or need assistance. the sonoma county missing person hotline. i'll read this slow so you can grab a pen at home or type it in on your phone. the number is 707-565-3856. also for those who need assistance call the redwood credit union. now if you'd like to provide monetary donations and a lot of ah you do, you can visit any redwood credit union or mail checks there to the address on the screen there. it's a po box 6104 in santa clara. you can also donate on the redwood credit union's website. any little bit helps. i've had a lot of people asking me what's the best thing to do. all we can say is what they're telling us, when i say we the red cross is monetary donations. ten dollars here, ten dollars there it all a

people who died in the fire will be honored at the homecoming game in san ramon. 27-year-old christina hansonated from the high school and was born with spina bifida and was in a wheelchair. hanson will be honored at cal high's homecoming game tonight, along with two former students of the same school, stacee etcheber and cohen who died in the las vegas shooting. >>> the coffee park neighborhood attended a church service held for fire victims. they prayed for all those affected by the fires. also the nearby cardinal newman high school has about half of the classrooms destroyed by the fire. half of that campus though is still standing. students say last night's mass really helps the community come together. >> especially in times like this where it is tough to figure out what is going on and what happened. especially to good people and a good community. it is nice to be comforted in the spiritual side of things. >> students are not sure what school will be like or how they will attend classes in the future. >>> the homes of peanuts creator charles shulz burned if the fire. his widow was able t

a fire inspector told them that christina hanson was in the house and did not make it out . she ended up falling victim to the fire. her father, by the way, is in the hospital this morning with third-degree burns. >>> let's look at the atlas fire and everything in the area that we have drawn here. that is where the fire burned off of atlas peak road south of berryessa . as far north as the robert kaczynski veneers. you can see the black stallion winery and other landmarks going down to the skyline wilderness park. this area that is burned out is 25,000 acres including 125 buildings destroyed in the area . you can see that fire is just 3% contained this morning. >> the final of the large fires in the north bay we are tracking is the part trick fire on the western slopes of the valley earning into the sonoma valley. you can see it with a winery to the north and the nicholson ranch winery to the south. the information is that it has burned 6000 acres and is still growing. it is 1% contained with 5000 buildings in jeopardy right now is being consumed by the fire. >>> let's go to