we won't see him again.members of the resurrection catholic church in santa rosa say leroy and donna halbur their communtiy.both were 80 years old, married fifty years and the parents of two sons and had two grandchildren. leroy helped found the sonoma county branch of the catholic charity st. vinicent de paul. he would give you the shirt off his back.a midwesterner with a dry sense of humor, leroy also volunteered as an usher at the church and would always help out during their big festival.he would be out there with the best of them putting up tables and structures, if you needed him he was there and he did it with a smile on his face.those who knew donna halbur say her health had been failing in recent years. she's described as being very creative, welcoming and supportive.i remember donna as being very encouraging of pursuing your dreams especially women and especially in the churchthe two were killed here at their angela drive home in the larkfield area of santa rosa before they could escape the fire.(maureen) the halbers will be buried back in their native iowa, a memorial service wil

we won't see him again.members of the resurrection catholic church in santa rosa say leroy and donna halbur of their communtiy.both were 80 years old, married fifty years and the parents of two sons and had two grandchildren. leroy helped found the sonoma county branch of the catholic charity st. vinicent de paul. he would give you the shirt off his back.a midwesterner with a dry sense of humor, leroy also volunteered as an usher at the church and would always help out during their big festival.he would be out there with the best of them putting up tables and structures, if you needed him he was there and he did it with a smile on his face.those who knew donna halbur say her health had been failing in recent years. she's described as being very creative, welcoming and supportive.i remember donna as being very encouraging of pursuing your dreams especially women and especially in the churchthe two were killed here at their angela drive home in the larkfield area of santa rosa before they could escape the fire.(maureen) the halbers will be buried back in their native iowa, a memorial service

we won't see him again.members of the resurrection catholic church in santa rosa say leroy and donna halbure pillars of their communtiy.both were 80 years old, married fifty years and the parents of two sons and had two grandchildren. leroy helped found the sonoma county branch of the catholic charity st. vinicent de paul. he would give you the shirt off his back.a midwesterner with a dry sense of humor, leroy also volunteered as an usher at the church and would always help out during their big festival.he would be out there with the best of them putting up tables and structures, if you needed him he was there and he did it with a smile on his face.those who knew donna halbur say her health had been failing in recent years. she's described as being very creative, welcoming and supportive.i remember donna as being very encouraging of pursuing your dreams especially women and especially in the churchthe two were killed here at their angela drive home in the larkfield area of santa rosa before they could escape the fire.(maureen) the halbers will be buried back in their native iowa, a memorial

. >> leroy peter halbur and donna mae halbur. carmen berriz. michael john dornbach. and from santa rosa veronic combs, lin anderson powell and arthur tasmas grant and his wife, suiko grant. >> the grant family showed a picture of their parents. they met in hawaii with her father flew for pan am. her father arthur was 95 years old. arthur served in the navy during world war ii and trained as a fighter pilot. >> linda tunis is confirmed to have died. her daughter said she could hear smoke alarms blazing in the background while talking to her mother on the phone. 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 f

the sheriff releasing more names of people who died in the fires. 80-year-old leroy halbur and donna halbur, carmen berriz was vacationing in the north bay with her family at the time, michael john dornbach. from santa rosa veronica elizabeth mccombs, carol collins-swasey, lin anderson powell, valeri lynn evans and arthur as it man grant and his wife suiko grant. about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. >>> firefighters in the north bay are getting rest after an influx of resources has just arrived. >> take a look at the photos of the sebastopol fire department getting some rest. a u.s. forest service crew spent 36 straight hours fighting the atlas fire. 36 hours. they are assigned individual shelters in which they can rest and recuperate. >> we have tents here, portable showers, a mobile kitchen unit, feed them on site, try to get them as much rest and calories as we possibly can. >> crews will wake up by 7:00 a.m. and then eat breakfast and get their briefing before heading back to the fire lines by 8:00. among the firefighters on the front lines 3,800 california inmates.

powell of santa rosa, arthur tasman grant of santa rosa, suiko grant, doll hal hal, leroy peter halbur -- donna mae halbur, leroy peter halbur, valerie lynn evans, carmen caldentey berriz, michael john dornbach and veronica elizabeth mccombs. we are told that most of the victims were found in their homes, one person was found by their car, at this point it's hard to say if there are any common conditions about how the victims died but the youngest person on the list is 57, the majority of the victims are elderly in their 70s and 80s, the sheriff explained how the victims were found. lets listen. >> they were found in targeting searches. people called and gave us enough information that we needed to go look for them. again, we had to be able to get into the spot. there were, in the last couple of days, there was enough evidence to go look at houses that we could not get near because the houses were too hot. that's how we handled that. these were done after we were september to a house to find someone. >> reporter: as far as the missing, there were 1100 people reported missing, 745 of those peopl

they include leroy and donna halbur who tried to escape but got trapped in their santa rosa garage.re married 50 years. another victim lynne powell was a cancer survivor. at least 88 people in sonoma county are still unaccounted for. the sonoma county sheriff's department says it's a time- consuming task as the flames often leave behind only tiny clues that are easy to miss. many cases involve people safe somewhere but failed to contact friends and relatives. >> so please make yourself known. make yourself visible. get noticed by your friends and family. and if you are on our missing persons list, we can cross you off and be able to move on to the next case. >> ists case, investigators are searching the rubble -- in this case investigators are searching the rubble for a home in her 60s. a neighbor got her out. so she may still be alive somewhere. >>> newly released time lapsed video shows patients being evacuated from subtle hospital in santa rosa in the early hours of the wine country wildfires last week. anne makovec reports from sutter santa rosa which will re- open in about half

among the victims it leroy and donna halbur who tried to escape but got trapped in their santa rosa garageere married 50 years. another victim lynne powell was a cancer survivor. at least 88 people in sonoma county are still unaccounted for. the sonoma county sheriff's department says it's a time- consuming task as the flames often leave behind only tiny clues that are easy to miss. >> very small pieces of bone, maybe a vertebra or a 3" piece of a long bone. but very little is being left behind because of the heat. >> they are searching the rubble of a home for a woman in her 60s but a neighbor says she is alive. >>> kpix 5's anne makovec is live in sutter hospital in santa rosa which is re-opening this morning. anne. >>> reporter: yeah. it is a breath of fresh air to see signs like this. signs of life returning to santa rosa. sutter hospital here behind me is officially re-opening with full services at 7 a.m. we just saw some of that time lapse video. here's another clip from the security cameras of the hospital. this was overnight sunday early monday morning. you can see the fire advanci

leroy and donna halbur just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. at 14 cai shep period was among the youngest victims. his family members badly injured. the search continues for dozens of people still missing. >> maybe they ran out of the house and are at a neighbor's house. we're just trying to give a good show row sweeping before we allow the general public back in. >> reporter: there are more than 100 people still unaccounted for as crews search to through this rubble. they are being careful about when and where they bring out cadaver dogs. they want to make sure this process is safe for everyone. >> very tough story. thank you very much. maria. >>> there is an update to our cbs news investigation into complaints over carbon monoxide in ford explorers. the center for auto safety is urging ford motor company to recall more than 1.3 million explorers. now, this comes just days after ford announced it's offering free inspections and repairs to reduce the potential for exhaust to enter vehicles but the company insists this, its explorers are safe an

donna mae halbur from larkfield. >> leroy peter halbur. valerie lynn evans from santa rosa. carmen caldentey berrisz. >> was vacationing here. michael john dornbach and veronica elizabeth mccombs, all confirmed to have perished. >> ten of the 17. seven not given due to notification of kin. confirmed two other victims through families. 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 f

swico grant was 75. 80-year-old leroy was killed as well. >> and donna halbur as well.. lynn evans. we have carmen berez, 75. 57-year-old michael. 67 veronica mccomb of santa rosa. all their family members have been notified and now their names have been made public. and we have the story of this person too earlier in the week. we should remind you. 28-year-old christina hanson died. her family 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

donna mae halbur from larkfield. >> leroy peter halbur. valerie lynn evans from santa rosa.caldentey >> was vacationing here. michael john dornbach and veronica elizabeth mccombs, all confirmed to have perished. >> ten of the 17. seven not given due to notification of kin. confirmed two other victims through families. 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 a

carol collins-swasey of santa rosa, lynne anderson powell, arthur tasman grant, suiko grant, donna mae halbur, leroy peter halbur, valerie lynn evans, carmen caldentey berriz, michael john dornbach of calistoga and veronica elizabeth mccombs of santa rosa, we are told that most of the victims were found in their homes, one was found by their car, at this point a sheriff said that it's hard to say if there are any common things about how the victims died but we are told that the majority of those on the li are elderly, the youngest person is 57, the sheriff did not have much else to say about the search but it's sad for first responders, coming up at 10:00, what officials are asking people to do if they have reported someone missing. >>> thank you. >>> here's a look at some of the numbers on the fires, the largest continues to be the atlas fire burning in napa and solano counties burning 43,000- acres, the containment on that wept up to 7%. that's good news but the containment on all of these is largely unchanged since yesterday with many of them only three or 4% contained. under 10% in most c

leroy and donna mae halbur, carmen berriz from apple valley was vacationing with her family at the time, michael john dornbach of calistoga. from santa rosa veronica mccombs, carol collins-swasey, lin anderson powell, valeri lynn evans, and arthur tasmas grant. this morning about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. firefighters are getting a brief respite after an influx of resources arrived. >> these are photos from the sebastopol fire department and as you can see, you can actually see it there but we do have photos. there they are. firefighters getting a break at a fire camp at the napa county expo. the crew just spent 36 straight hours fighting the atlas fire. at the camp they are assigned individual shelters. >> we have portable showers and a mobile kitchen unit. feed them on site so we're trying to get as much rest and calories as we possibly can. >> crews will wake up by 7:00 a.m. and then eat breakfast and get their briefing before heading back to the fire lines by 8:00. >>> we do have a new warning from napa police and you'll want to listen up if your home was s

we have 92 year old ariana grande and 72 year old suiko grant, then 80 year old donna mae halbur and leroy peter halbur. also valerie lynn evans and carmen caldentey berriz. also 57 year old michael john dornbach and 67 year old veronica elizabeth mccombs. that's a list of names but we also have pictures. kron four is confirming that 28 year old christina hansen died when her apartment was burned. her family was looking for her and she has not able to get out. also the family of linda tunis reported q+wtthat their mother in the tubbs fire. >> yesterday and today will be the first full day that they can go in with cadaver dogs to look for more victims because the people, hundreds of people, are unaccounted for and friends and family are so concerned. they want them found or they want to know what happened to them. >> lets get you updated on the fires and the fire fighting efforts. this is the tubbs fire, it has impacted santa rosa and it's threatening calistoga, this is a large one, 35,000-acres in size, at this moment is 10% contained. we are expecting an update from napa and sonoma