he did, kevin tubbs. i know that she was there, ok? i know she was. keith morrison (voiceover): kevin tubbs, a plainspoken, rough farm worker back then was hauling hay. and why was he so important? because after six years during which tubbs swore he barely registered the fuss over the harris case, he picked up a paper and saw the story of cal's conviction. and-- i seen that and you know, i started like, recalling, you know, thinking like, oh my god. keith morrison (voiceover): just like that, he suddenly knew, he said, that what he saw the morning after 9/11, the morning michele harris disappeared, was important. it was between 5:30 and 6:00 in the morning, he said. he was hauling a load of hay. as i was going by the harris property, there was a blonde woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. keith morrison (voiceover): standing by a pickup truck. my lights is right on 'em. keith morrison (voiceover): and hardly more than 10 feet away, he said, he looked straight at the young man, saw he was dark haired, muscular, and visibly

. >>> santa rosa's fire chief, kevin goz ner addressed the media a few minutes ago. here's what he had to say on fighting the tubbs fire. >> last night around 7:00, 7:30 we had multiple fires throughout the city, drained our resources quickly. we realized early on with the wind that we were battling on our own fires that this fire was gung to come into santa rosa. we did what we could. we ordered up we ordered early, we established unified command with city effort, and we set up our staging area at a k-mart parking center in santa rosa. that was not a good spot so we moved an hour later to fire station three. we had three immediate strike teams. 25 other strike teams inbound, and it was all we could do to, you know put engines in the right place. we had every resour in the county. we recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa. with that kind of wind, that fire, i'm not sure when it started but for us it blew into santa rosa around midnight, a little bit earlier. by morning time the fire was about 25 to 30,000 acres. so, it came in hard. it was very very win

. >>> santa rosa's fire chief, kevin goz ner addressed the media a few minutes ago. here's what he had to say on fighting the tubbs fire. >> last night around 7:00, 7:30 we had multiple fires throughout the city, drained our resources quickly. we realized early on with the wind that we were battling on our own fires that this fire was gung to come into santa rosa. we did what we could. we ordered up early, we -- we -- we ordered early, we established unified command with city effort, and we set up our staging area at a k-mart parking center in santa rosa. that was not a good spot so we moved an hour later to fire station three. we had three immediate strike teams. 25 other strike teams inbound, and it was all we could do to, you know put engines in the right place. we had every resour in the county. we recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa. with that kind of wind, that fire, i'm not sure when it started but for us it blew into santa rosa around midnight, a little bit earlier. by morning time the fire was about 25 to 30,000 acres. so, it came in hard. i