dillon sheldon says he'll keep stomping grapes to support fellow winemakers who have lost it all. it's now a family operation. >> the really cool thing about sonoma county and napa is people doing what they can. it is very heartwarming. >> reporter: the grape harvest goes on. in sonoma county, cornell barna barnard. >> sometimes the old ways are best. the smoky unhealthy air is leading to questions about this weekend's football game. what can you expect? plus -- >> izzie's here. izzie, come here, baby. >> oh, my god. >> izzie! >> i got to see this. a cat lost in the firestorm finally reunited with his >>> nice to share heartwarming stories out of all this. jack weaver and his brother-in-law trudged up a hill three miles in search of their parents' dog izzie who ran off the night of the fire. the two had to walk because authority was not let them into the area. >> izzie! [ whistling ] here, pup. >> izzie! izzie's here. izzie, izzie. come here, baby. >> oh, my god. >> izzie! here, baby. >> that's so sweet. unfortunately, they stopped the camera right there, but they are so excited o

. >> reporter: it might be a first for wine maker dillon sheldon.hion way. he works in rosa park where the power has been out since monday. a small generator powers a pump to extract wine from tanks. many employees have friends who have lost everything or still in harm's way. >> my girlfriend's family is actually in danger of losing their home they're in sonoma. they got evacuated couple days ago. >> reporter: owner john phillips bottles his own wine and processing his own grapes for other operations. >> really turn le mondays lim lemonade. >> reporter: three doors down, wine services, generator powers a great press. >> it's very eerie and odd, but working is a good distraction from the reality that some of the neighborhoods that some of us live in. >> harvesting remaining grapes are a challenge. some wineries in sonoma or napa county were damaged and destroyed in the fire. the lasting effect still unknown. dillon sheldon says he'll keep stomping grapes to support fellow wine workers who lost it all. >> people doing what they can, it is very hurtful

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the lasting effect still dillon sheldon says he'll keep stomping grapes t support fellow we workers whoost it all. >> peopleoing what they can, its very hurtful. >> reporter: the great harvest go on. in sonoma county, cornell bernard. abc 7 news. >> join us tonight at 9:00 op coffey t.v >>> we'll bring you t latest updates on wd fire including evacuation orders a the wind pic up and the red flag warning take effect. that's at 9:00 on coffey and 11:00 here at abc 7. >>> on what really matters, what a horrible week. it follows the las vas shootings with and a cple weeks before that with the hurricanes in florida and puerto rico. bad things happen but seldom so severe and closingto. what happened in vegas certainly didn't stay there, fuelling new debate about our country's gun laws. and those hurricanes and now discussion about climate chang. the images and stories emerging from the ashes in the north bay are hard to process. neighborhoods look like they re hit by missile than wd fire. we talk about heroes in times likethis, often referring to police and firefighters. what they do is incri