sometimes sutter buys the stolen livestock, sometimes they steal the livestock from sutter. it is a constant -- always working some kind of angle. that does not mean that things don't get tough, especially as more american settlers start to arrive in california, especially after the gold rush. what that starts to do is threaten the food level subsistence. if you can't go out and gather acorns without being assaulted by miners, if you can fish the streams because miners are dumping so much sand into the streams that it destroys the salmon run, then you are in a level of trouble that fur trapping can't fix. then you don't eat. there are other ways that it becomes tough for indians, but the commodity stuff, the beaver, the livestock, any one of those things is not completely the only source of economic survival. we have got a contest here. jordan first. >> throughout history, there have been plenty of times of trading with indians. how can we focus on this time period of trading? prof. sousa: i have the worst answer for this question. do you remember when we talked about how hi

lights are back on at sutter hospital. it's all very a welcome sight to normal life in santa rosa. you just saw some of the time lapse video let me show you some more from another security camera at sutter hospital. you can see the fire advancing from the left. so high winds blowing embers close to the building. 77 patients were evacuated within six hours. the hospital is thoroughly cleaned and inspected by two state health agencies and deemed ready to go but in the meantime, a lot of patients here from sutter ended up at santa rosa memorial hospital. that caused an emergency in their emergency room with an influx of transfers and victims. we heard from some of their staffers yesterday. >> we have seen around 40 respiratory cases of differing severity. there is a baseline number that -- that we normally see in this community, but we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> reporter: sutter hospital wasn't the only hospital in santa rosa that had to evacuate. also kaiser permane

sutter evacuated 77 patients within 6 hours. the hospital has since been thoroughly cleaned and inspected by two state health agencies and deemed ready to go. but in the meantime, a lot of the patients spent time here at santa rosa memorial hospital causing a sudden emergency in their emergency room last week an influx of transferred patients and fire victims. we heard from their staffers yesterday. >> we have seen around 400 respiratory cases of differing severity. you know, there's a baseline number that we normally see in this community but we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> reporter: so they will enjoy a little break. another evacuated hospital, kaiser permanente in santa rosa. it partially reopened yesterday. these are some of the evacuations that were made frantically early monday morning. we will hear similar stories here at sutter when they open at 7:00 today. we are going to hear from several of their staffers and some mental health experts about what people here we

(justine) when the fires started ragging one week agon, almost 100 people were evacuated from sutter health in santa rosa. and for the first time, we are seeing how hospital staff dealt with getting those patients out safely. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke with the people who were the first line of defense for many victims. she joins us live from the hospital. hermela .. some of the patients were in surgery or in labor... how did the hospital do it? (hermela aregawi)the hospital has been closed for a week now..a spokesperson tells me the facility was built for disastersbut they haven't seen anything quite like this. surveillance cameras capture countless fires surrounding sutter hospital.employees sprung into action as victims looking for refuge arrived. kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsit looked like a lot of people in communal vehicles. some of them half dressed.some of them with injuries. and we immediately started trying to separate between evacuees and medical patients. we had lot of pets. we had a lot of belongings at some point while im pulling people in from the

sutter santa rosa hospital is reopening this hospital is santa rosa now... sutter happening and ( james ) the morning.through out with you check back we will camila. thanks ( james ) thanks camila. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) and happening now... sutter santa rosa hospital is reopening this morning for the first time since being evacuated because of the north bay firestorm.( darya ) kron 4's hermela aregawi is live at the hospital this morning with the details. hermela. ( hermela )this morning.. the hospital just opened all its doors.. with full services.. inpatient as well as emergency care.on sunday night.. employees and patients had to evacuate when the fire surrounded the facility.i want to show you surveillance video from that night.it's in a time lapse.as you can see people running out of therethe hospital says it safely evacuated 77 patients within six hours.you can also see in the video fire completely surrounding the building.i spoke with a security guard that was working that night.he tells me everything happened

we are getting word that sutter in santa rosa is being evacuated. another major fire burning outside calistoga and that fire is near highway 128 and tubbs lane. a lot of fires going on as they quickly spread because of the strong winds. >> exactly. overnight, people have been evacuated. we know of four evacuation se s centers right now. one is crosswalk community church, napa county fairgrounds is another evacuation center. sonoma county, finley community center, federal building. the memorial building is being turned into a makeshift hospital. this is the reason why these fire that is are burning, these are live pictures. this is a home fully engulfed in flames, in napa, one of many areas that have been burning. people have been pulling out their livestock, animals and fleeing for their life. >> this is near redwood. that is where the fire is burning. this is a situation, look at this, that we have been seeing all morning. fires with buildings, threatening hospitals, threatening homes, forced evacuations. hundreds of acre on fire and fire officials

santa rosa's sutter hospital has re-opened. the new video that shows just how close those flames got to the building. (vicki) bur first... we meet the community who came together to fight off the flames ... and save a santa rosa community. the sonoma county sheriff's office is starting to allow people back into their homes in santa rosa... lifting evacuation orders in some areas. (grant) this is a map from the city of santa rosa... the areas in red remain under a mandatory evacuation. people living in the annadel heights and oakmont neighborhoods... can now return home. as well as a mendocino ave medical complex. police are asking that people use caution as they make their way home. (vicki) kron four's terisa estacio joins us live now from the fountaingrove neighborhood in santa rosa... with a look at the efforts there. terisa? (vicki) santa rosa's fountaingrove neighborhood was ravaged by the fire. this video shows some of the many homes there that burned to the ground.(grant) but kron4's maureen kelly found one street that is

the sutter hospital is fully stapd a and reopened today. kaiser remains closed >> for many in the north bay things will never be the same. butúpnw3 they are holding on t and items that give home like ñ that's all that's left of the santa rosa couple home. sam brock caught upÑ.' with the coupleÑpr)q coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa and sam that symbol couldn't be destroyed. >> reporter: no it's very you will powerful. janelle, good evening. this was the house that sam brinker hoff bought with his wife two months ago. a week ago it was burnt down in a second you will see the burnt out car. all the belongings gone. when sam came back to look through the items to see if she could find something she located an item so small, frail and vulnerable. it's almost insplikable that it survived. in the wake of total devastation you might think it hard to turn up something that takes your soul away to another place. sam brinker hoff succeeded though findingxr a gem buried ia black box atop the scarred land escape >> when i opened it it was)úh

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 audio. that 2 investigate listened to four hours. other clues about how several fires for the -- started. >>> welcome back. more california national guard crews arrived at moffett field to help the firefighters in the north bay. these photos are of the 1/29 rescue wing and the 146th airlift team arriving just before midnight. the team is made up of 100 guardsmen and women in the los alamitos area near long beach. the team will provide support for shelters in napa and solano county. >>> the california national guard is helping firefighters on the front lines. charles schultz airport is serving as a hub for a blackhawk helicop

the skies are smoky but sutter hospital is open for business. it's been closed for more than a week all of the employees who came back to work for the first time today each with a harrowing tale to tell. this time lapse video from a sutter security camera shows the tubbs fire raging outside of the hospital on sunday night as administration decided to evacuate. >> we had to wait for ambulances. they weren't all available yet. and it was starting to be a little bit more smoky in here and the names we could see from the windows here. >> reporter: here in the neonatal intensive care unit where dr. scott witt rushed from the middle of the night, going into the fire when everyone else was going out. at the same time about three miles to the south kaiser hospital was also evacuating its patients all of them with different needs. witt was in charge sutter's most fragile babies and started making plans. >> if the building did catch fire we could least move to the parking lot that didn't have fire in it. >> reporter: as the hospital began to evacuate, oth

sutter and kaiser were both threatened.>> going into labor during the fire meant santa rosa moms shifted to hospitals other than those they expected. >> she is coming. i was freaking out thinking all these fires are happening.>> reporter: this mother was supposed to give birth at sutter. she ended up at memorial crowded with laboring moms and newborns transferred in. >> trying to stay focused on what was happening. who are bringing a new little baby into our home. it was on my mind will i have a house to bring her home to pick >> one patient lost his home. for him i told him i can relate.>> reporter: this nurse lost her home that night while working. she was stoic until a patient expressed sympathy. >> i broke down in front of him actually and just cried and told him i had to be right back. he was so sweet and understanding.>> reporter: the hospital has treated for firefighters. a number they find remarkably low. a staffer -- radiologist who went back to get his dog. he could not see his way out. he burned his foot trying to feel his way down his driveway.>> so many different stories com

almost 100 people were evacuated from sutter health in santa rosa. now... we're seeing what hospital staff seeing what hospital staff had to deal with... as they moved patients out. surveillance cameras captured the flames that surrounded the hospital. a security guard and other employees grabbed fire extinguishers. ( darya ) dozens of evacuees arrived as patients were being cleared out. they were moved out as well. hospital officials say they are hopeful that the facility will open mid week. ( darya ) if you are looking for information on road conditions and evacuations. you can call the sonoma county information hotline at the number you see on your screen. you can also check

also, sutter hospital in santa rosa. we have katie nielsen live at kaiser and you've experienced a very frantic situation at that hospital. people evacuating patients in their own private cars. what can you tell us? >> reporter: what we were seeing when we first got here was patients being evacuated with nurses rolling hospital beds out into a waiting ambulances. the most critical patients were evacuated first. now, you are seeing a number of buses at kaiser permanente off bicentennial and these are the less critical patients that are somewhat ambulatory that were here at the hospital and they are being evacuated now. we are told they are trying to take patients to other hospitals in the area. the problem is that sutter hospital has also been evacuated, as well. we are hearing some of these patients might be going to red cross shelters. right now, we will take a look back over here where you can actually see the orange glow from above the hospital if you look to the left side. you can see the top of the hospital and the

the sutter hospital here in santa rosa actually has waterha building. this hospital is new, it's only three years old and this water system was included in the design with an emergency like this in mind. they evacuated 77 patients and moved them to other bay area facilities and they are going to be reopening at 7:00 this morning. full services will be available including emergency care. another sign of recovery here in sonoma county. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going on. as far as our winds, and they are very conducive to getting these fires more and more contained, we're calm just about everywhere, especially in napa. we have about a 5 mile per hour wind up at the airport in santa rosa and it's blowing right down 101 towards petaluma and rohnert park, but notice the visibility, 4 at half-moon bay, that's more because of low clouds that's not because of fog, we have a little bit of fog around novato but eerybody else doing really well. look at

the nuns fire at 53 and the pocket fire at 45%. >> this morning the sutter hospital in santa rosa will reopen after being evacuated last week. >> amy hollyfield is there for us this morning. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. they are going to be opening in just a few minutes at 7:00 this morning, but they will be easing back into business, it's quite a process to reopen a hospital. no surgeries are scheduled for today but they're definitely ready for any emergency surgeries that need to take place today. they will be ready to treat anyone who needs help. here is some video of the evacuation that happened a week ago. you can see in this video from sutter hospital in santa rosa that fire was threatening the building so they evacuated 77 patients to other bay area hospitals. a spokeswoman tells me this morning most if not any of those will be moving back to the hospital today. most of them probably don't need to come back. >> the average length of stay for a patient is around five days. so since we are approaching here day nine, likely they've been discharged. of c

south and and barnes road to the east and west) residences road, between guerneville roadpermanente sutter hospital are being evacuated7 all residences in rincon valley north of (pam) santa rosa is one of the santa rosa (pam) (pam) now at ten ... our top story tonight... a massive out of control firestorm... is ástill burning tonight in the north bay ...(steve) utter destruction as homes are reduced to ash. and at least ten people are killed ... as more than a dozen wildfires rage tonight.(pam) thank you (pam) thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory evacuation zones and it will stay in place until sunrise tomorrow... here is what we know right now.... more than 70 thousand acres have burned in at least 12 active fires destroying at least 15-hundred structures...but that number could rise. there have been 10 deaths. seven in sonoma county. two in napa county. and one in mendocino county at this point there are no reported containment numbers on these fires.

some of the most alarming news that came out within the last half-hour is that kaiser and sutter hospitals in santa rosa have been evacuated and we will keep an eye on all of this and we will be right back. rved tur♪ the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. ♪ making it ♪ ooh ooh ooh. ♪ making it ♪ thick, carved turkey breast. the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. near "atlas peak road" south of lake berryessa. they've burned at least 200 acres, and forced evacuations and several road closures. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in napa and sonoma counties. crews are fighting fast-moving flames that broke out at atlas peak road, just south of lake berryessa. 200 acres, at least, have been burned. several homes, businesses and there are evacuations and road closures that have been going on all night since the fire broke out at around 10:00 p.m. the main evacuation areas, we are hearing that kaiser and sutter hospitals in santa rosa are being evacuated. a frantic and dire situation all around north b

. >> in addition to kaiser that sutter hospital also evacuated in santa rosa. amy, thanks for all the information you've been able to gather a lot in the time that you've been up there. >> right now we have a photographer in the area that is joining us on the phone. thank you for joining us. what can you tell us? what have you seen this morning? >> well, good morning. i first got a call, an emergency vehicle going behind me here -- i first got the call about this this morning at 12:47. came over the hillsburg fire department pager that there were three houses on fire on mark west road and there was a sheriff's officer that was on scene that was trapped, and he jumped into a swimming pool to save himself. throughout the morning i tried to find out more about the sheriff's officer and his condition, if he got out of there. nobody seemed to know anything about that. but that was how it was reported on redcom. >> where was that again? >> that was on mark west springs road right next to the end. there's a road that goes up next to the end with some houses up there a

. , johnly the most famous sutter, the proprietor of a colony often offered trade goods exchange trappers in for beaver, otter, and other for-bearing skins. this is probably his most flattering portrait. we need to bring back that -- what is that called? that fashion? the ascot. a good look. he put himself in direct competition with mission san jose and with a growing number indianlers as a buyer of her. by the fall of 1841, 2 years after he founded his colony, sector claimed -- anti-is kind of a notorious liar so i will -- claim, to be selling some his trapping crew was 20 guys, right? if you can imagine 20 guys doing , indiand of damage marketplace his own -- on the most desirable trade goods. currency. california indian economy. was situated on the sacramento river and the northern part of the river where indian middlemen took first from trappers. was situated on the some of them technically such errors employees. marketing them to whoever could supply the best goods. these guys were like a ok. we'll take your pain and sell our firm to someone who will -- and sell the fur to someone wh

sutter in a nearby kaiser facility were threatened. going into labor during the fire in santa rosa moms shifted to hospitals other than those they expected.>> she is coming. i was freaking out thinking all these fires are happening. how long am i going to be here? is the place going to catch on fire?>> reporter: she was supposed to give birth at sutter. she ended up with memorial.>> trying to stay focused on what was happening. the fact that we were bringing a baby into our home. it was on my mind. will i have a house to bring her home to? >> it will always be a reminder of what was going on. and what the community was going through.>> you want to help to make sure it is the best day of their life. no matter what is happening outside these doors.>> one patient who lost his home, for him i told him i can relate.>> reporter: this nurse lost her home while working that night tending to victims. she was stoic until a patient expressed sympathy. >> i broke down in front of him and cried. he was so sweet and understanding.>> reporter: st. jo

so, for instance, we received about six babies from sutter and two moms that were in active delivery and then multiple patients from kaiser as well. for the most part, those were more emerge ent statements thate treated. >> vanessa, thank you so much. van's degier with squeen queen n valley medical center. treating people coming in, a number of accidents, people tripping and falling as they try to get out of the way. >> our reporters are doing great work showing us what's on the ground. in napa unfortunately, laura in the neighborhood. >> reporter: one of the pop told me about 17 homes in this immediate area. the home behind me is clearly one of those. if you look past me up the hill, can you see the path of what was clearly a fire storm last night. as it came through here starting right around 10:00, i think, and this is part of the fire that came up out of the canyon above us here and came right through here. there's homes above it that look okay, there's homes below it that look okay. you can clearly see there's a path right through this home and all the way down to the left, you

>> reporter: we heard that sutter is also being evacuated. we haven't been to that property to check it out. we are told earlier it was being evacuated. you can see they are expecting to take dozens if not hundreds of patients out of kaiser here. you can see a lot of them with walkers. some of them have ivs. most of the folks are also wearing those masks to protect themselves from the smoke. i can tell you where i'm standing right now the smoke is burning my eyes. you can feel it in your lungs. it's not just the forest fires. you have several structures that are also burning. you have all of the chemicals, plastics and everything else that is burning and that, ocf course, is dangerous. i can tell you a few minutes ago i heard what sounded like a couple of explosions. i don't know if those were fire related, if a fire got to gas tanks or something else that caused an explosion, but it is crazy here. we have emergency vehicles going in all directions. the winds swirling and blowing embers. so spot fires as you can imagine. we have been on these

sutter regional hospital in santa rosa is again open for business. they had to scrub all the walls and floors this past week. and restock all of their supplies because of smoke damage. but today, they're ready to serve the people of santa rosa. >> but it's good to be here now. it's good to see the people in the building again that things are cleaned up and that at least here, we're bouncing back. >> reporter: and to give you an idea of how badly this community needs this hospital, it opened at 7:00 a.m. the first patient was here waiting at the e.r. at 6:59. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> hundreds of kaiser permanente employees are also back to work this morning after the tubbs fire shut down medical offices in santa rosa. abc 7 news was there in the early morning hours of september 9th when these patients were rolled o ut of intensive care into ambulances. we're going to double check on that date because it's not september 9th. of course, the hospital remains closed. but two medical buildings next to

sutter santa rosa will re-open at 7 a.m. with full service. nearby hospitals that were able to stay open were extremely busy in the early days of the wildfires. emergency rooms are flooded with injured people and burn victims. and as the fires are getting closer to containment, doctors are dealing with another medical issue. >> we have seen around 400 respiratory cases of differing severity. now, there's a baseline number that we normally see in this community but we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> some doctors say they actually expected to see more urgent cases but they credit police and firefighters for quickly getting people out of the flames' path. >>> during the chaos of the fire, three dozen babies were born at santa rosa memorial hospital. that's 3 times the normal rate. 14 were born at petaluma valley hospital. 4 times the normal rate for that facility. pharmacies are back over at kaiser permanente's santa hose hospital, which was also evacuated. there is still no official timetabl

sutter into nearby kaiser facility were both written. >> she is a fire baby. >> reporter: going into labor meant this santa rosa mother was sent to hospitals other than they expected. >> she is coming. i was freaking out thinking all these fires are happening. what's going to happen. how long will it be here? >> reporter: his mother was supposed to give birth at sutter but ended up at memorial , crowded with laboring mothers and newborns transferred in. >> we are trying to stay focused on what was happening and the fact we were bringing a baby into our home. it was on my mind -- will have a house to bring her home to? >> it will always be a reminder of what was going on and with the community was going through at the same time. >> we want to help to make sure that it's the best day of their life no matter what's happening outside of these hospital doors. >> one patient lost his home. for him, i told him i could relate. >> reporter: this nurse lost her home while working that night tend to depict's. she was stoic about it until a patient expressed sympathy. >> i broke down in front of

people at sutter hospital leaving last week, while other fire evacuees were coming in. the doctor rushed to the hospital. he drove by fiery scenes like this one on his motorcycle, while everyone else was trying to get away from the flames. what was in charge of sutter's most fragile babies, and started making plans. >> one more ambulance showed up, and we started loading it with as many of the stable babies that we could. >> the priority was saving the hospital, and moving patients out. 77 were transported out safely. many on buses. the doctor's own family escaped the flames, but they lost everything, including the homes. >>> in dublin, a fire has forced people from their homes. mandatory evacuations forced for some streets, a crews battled this fire. sergeant kelly, thank you for joining us. >> good evening. >> what can you tell us about this fire from the air? it looks like most of it is out. but we're seeing it from above. what can you tell us from the ground? >> well, this area is on the east side of dublin, and thankfully, it's mostly a rural, grassy, hilly at the

we are getting word that sutter in santa rosa is being evacuated. another major fire burning outside calistoga and that fire is near highway 128 and tubbs lane. a lot of fires going on as they quickly spread because of the strong winds. >> exactly. overnight, people have been evacuated. we know of four evacuation se s centers right now. one is crosswalk community church, napa county fairgrounds is another evacuation

, but before we got to sutter, we found the renascence of this neighborhood called coffee park. it's in the northwest part of santa rosa. this was a neighborhood that was lined with beautiful homes. we spoke to one man who said he has many friends who grew up around here and he hung out around here when he was little and he described it as the american neighborhood where he could ride bikes and hangout with his friends and today he's at disbelief with what this place looks like. >> as far as i know, everybody got out. my home and my family is safe and south santa rosa -- this is devastating. this is -- it doesn't look familiar. we used to hangout in this neighborhood when i was younger and i have an uncle who lives down the road and it's terrible. >> the gas lines appear to be on because we can see strong flames roaring. as you can tell behind me, it's amazing to see there are fragments of homes left over, what used to be metal racks or washers and dryers. you can make out the typical house appliances and belongings and for those walking around here, they're checking on their fr

today we were there sutter santa rosa reopened. we spoke with the hospital krae are ceo about how important it is for everyone to get back to work. >> they're here for the community, the patients and they are ready to serve. and they're glad to be back on the job. and it's been a very, very difficult week. and they're happy. >> many of the doctors and rns lost their homes yet continue to work. the hospital has a well water system which came in handy. more than 500,000 gallons from that well was used to battle the wildfires. >>> well it was 26 years ago this woke that fire leveled the entire neighborhood in the oakland hills. now survivors of fire are on the ground in santa rosa using what they learned two decades ago to help thousands who is homes were destroyed. nbc bay area kim yonenaka is live in that neighborhood, the coffey park neighborhood that has seen so much tragedy there, kim what are they learning. >> reporter: jess, if you look around it's easy to see how this would be overwhelming for anyone living here. many of the p

sutter medical center has been evacuated. another fire outside calistoga near highway 128 and tubbs lane. 20,000 acres burning in that area. we are hearing of another fire near highway 37 at sears point. highway 37 is closed in both directions. we will be back with more information. and images on social media this morning. -- picture from "@babbles" shows >>> flood of videos and images on social media at this hour. this picture shows the massive fire, the flames, as seen from an airplane. we have another one. >> this is video, courtesy of karen on facebook. these are the flames spreading in that atlas peak area, one of the hardest hit areas of napa county. multiple fires are burning in napa and sonoma county. kaiser hospital, up in sonoma county was completely evacuated. the hospital, itself, is threatened to burn down as a nearby mobile home park in that area is gone. >> we told you about the winds and dry conditions that caused those flames to explode in size. that is something that really has caused a lot of trouble for ca

lisa amador/sutter spokesperson:it's been a really focused effort. we opened this brand new hospital 3 years ago and so it was like reopening the hospital. it took a lot of teams. we have a great support from sutter health, our network of hospitals and outpatient care services and physician organizations. we are so thrilled to be open to for this community at such a very very difficult time. but the recovery efforts are far from over.. as staff deals with personal losses from the fire. kelsey claybrook/security guard and first responder:you know a lot of stories shared and some people have absolutely experienced loss here so just learning about that, coping with that dealing with that.we've made it. the people that have lost are trying to get together. there are fundraisers going on. everyone is talking insurance, what can we do to help and come stay at my place. in santa rosa, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news.4 news. (robin) an incredible story of survival from the california wildfires. a couple was trapped in their santa rosa home by a fast-moving wildfire last week. ( james ) their on

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that is kaiser permanente and sutter health. those evacuations, thankfully, are complete. that was kind of a chaotic and a nightmare like situation as described by katie nielsen. she said in some instances nurses and other hospital personnel were evacuating some of those patients in their personal vehicles to get them out of the hospital, out of the area, out of harms way as those flames inched ever closer to the hospital. she has had to move several times. there was also a mobile home park in the immediate vicinity of those hospitals in santa rosa. it is known as the journeys end mobile home park. katie reported and we saw in some of the pictures from her broadcast that there were several homes in that community that were destroyed or damaged by these flames as the fire moved through the area and, as we mentioned, the fires originally broke out somewhere between 9:00 and 10:00 last night. the original estimate said about 200 acres have burned but the fires have grown so dramatically overnight that it -- just one of those fires in santa rosa known as the tub fire has grown

her home is directly across the freeway from sutter and we moved the map to show you sutter and looks like that is fine but imagine her worry looking across the freeway and seeing flamesthat threatened sutter. >> and considering this is the deadliest fire in the state's history with so far the fires in northern california, 31 deaths right now. many of them 17 alone were from sonoma county. and the wind whipped up that fire and dropped embers and drastically different places throughout sonoma county. so we are focused on that. >> well, we went across the street from sutter hospital. >> and that's gone. >> across march quest springs road and they look like they are probably businesses but it's hard to tell from up above. but this is some of the properties off mar quest spring road before you get to old redwood highway that intersection on the right. >> we are going to continue look i mean, the moment you go down the street, you can see this is an entire cul-de-sac and there's not one home standing. and like i said, when you give us the requests, please tell us is about yourself because

sutter santa rosa regional hospital shared this video today. flames approaching last monday. 77 patients moved in a hurry. >> tough to watch. >>> another family come forward questioning whether senior living had evacuation pl in place. meladr broke it on thursday, and live with story onl abc7. >> another resident's family told us they did what they had to do to get everyone out. sentiment echoed by one employee who also says he believes they're lucky it worked out. describes wheeling 89-year-old mother from villa capris. >> when i looked at those people, visions of the titanic going down and people saying goodbye for the last time got in my head. >> why he stayed behind to rescue people. >> can't walk out on the get in >> people in hairs, some with dementia. 3 caregivers when they arrivat >> asked i they had evacuation plan because w wanted to help out. they said no, director. >> i wasn't taught it if they do. >> says he and other employees busy rescuing people from main building. >> we did wonderful job, al res, had to push or carry residents

sutter regional hospital in santa rosa is open for business. they had to scrub the walls and floors and restock all supplies because of smoke damage, but today they are ready to serve the people of santa rosa. >> at least here we are bouncing back. >> to give you an idea of how badly this community needs the hospital, it opened at 7:00 this morning and the first patient was here waiting at the er at 6:59. abc seven news. >> cal fire reports crews are making significant progress on other nearby fires. the redwood valley fire in mendocino is about 60% contained. it blackened 36,000 acres and blamed for eight deaths. the sheriff said all mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted and even so, potter valley remains under evacuation warning. >> crews are close to containing the sulfur fire. cat fire reports it is 92% contained and burned 2200 acres. warnings remain in place. the fires in lake and mendocino destroyed a total of 436 homes. >> it's warm out there again today, but what about the wind? >> certainly something everybody is asking about.

sutter's santa rosa regional today.al shared this video flames approaching last monday. 77 patients moved in a hurry. >> tough to watch. >>> another family come forward questioning whether senior living had evacuation plan in place. melanie woodrow broke it on thursday, and she's live with story only on abc7. >> another resident's family told us they did what they had to do to get everyone out. sentiment echoed by one employee who also says he believes they're lucky it worked out. describes wheeling 89-year-old mother from villa capris. >> when i looked at those people, visions of the titanic going down and people saying goodbye for the last time got in my head. >> why he stayed behind to rescue people. >> can't walk out on the get in car and leave. >> people in wheelchairs, some with dementia. 3 caregivers when they arrived at 2:00 a.m. >> asked if they had evacuation plan because we wanted to help out. they said no, waiting for director. >> i wasn't taught it if they do. >> says he and other employees busy rescuing people from main building. >> we did wonderful job, all those residents,

sutter santa rosa family reunification is 707-543-4511. you are also being encouraged to continue to report missing persons to the sonoma county hotline. that number is 707-565-3856. the sonoma county department of health person told us yesterday that number is a catchall. you can get a lot of information there and on the county government website as well. >>> we are following reports of power lines that were down around the same time the fires started. we have details of dispatch audio that 2 investigates listened to four hours. arthur clues on those tapes about how several fires started? >>> it's going to be mostly slow and some of these areas. some areas have not bilden like highway 24. that was good heading over to the caldecott. >>> the wind is picking up for some out of the north and northwest. i am seeing gusts up to 36 above the caldecott and mount diablo has gusts up to 46 out of the north or northeast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ blo

her mom is actually a labor and delivery nurse at sutter hospital. when she went into labor sunday night she learned that sutter was ee vabted. they went to memorial. she was worried about the trip about tu turned out okay. >> she is here ou house is okay. so we are able to bring her home and we're able to be a family. so that's -- we're very fortunate. >> reporter: now santa rosa also got eight babies transferred here from other hospitals, neonatal intensive care units. those baby we're told are fine. in the meantime now as little raihle she is on her way home with her mom, dad and two older berries. live in santa roos. roz plater nbc bay area news. >> nice to see the plms. >> and the babies so healthy. >>> so much has been the air quality. better than it was the last we can. this is a live picture over san jose. right now there is another smoke advisory elderly people, children and those with respiratory problems should limit time outdoors. rob is with us now what do we have. >>> the view in san jose interesting, the air quality not bad in san jose

today, sutter hospital reopened more than a week after the fires broke out. kpix 5 ann makovitz who rushed into work to get his patients out. >> this time lapse video shows the tubbs fire raging outside of the hospital on sunday night as administration decided toevacuate. >> we had to wait for ambulances. they weren't all available yet and it was starting to be a little bit more smoky in here and the flames we could see from the windows here. >> here in the neonatal intensive care unit where dr. scott witt rushed in the middle of the night. his drive from home similar to this on his motorcycle going into the fire when everyone was going out. witt was in charge of sutter's most fragile babies and started making plans. >> if the building did start to catch fire, we could at least move into the parking lot that didn't have fire in it. >> as the hospital began to evacuate, other evacuees were coming in. >> many of them half dressed or dressed in pajama clothes and some of them with burns and a lot of them coughing. it became very real at that moment. >> suddenly,

it's a time lapse look at sutter hospital in santa rosa evacuating early last monday. all of the staff and patients got out safely... and the hospital itself was spared. you can see the tubbs fire burning in the background threatening the facility on mark west springs road. all the staff and patients got out safely and the hospital us was spared. meanwhile today the staff at santa rosa mem ya talked about receiving those evacuated -- memorial talked about receiving those evacuated patients. they held a news conference to talk about helping a fellow hospital and handling the patients. >> there are a lot of social issues, a lot of people with chronic illnesses that on a regular day struggle to do well and when you bring in in chaos, poor air quality, difficulty getting access to medication, that sort of thing into their doctor's, a lot of these people don't do well. >> another evacuated hospital, kaiser permanente in santa rosa, partially reopened today its medical buildings 1 and 2 and its pharmacy are back in business but not the hospital and one final bit of good news

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for sutter it's 797-543-4511. those numbers are post on the resources page of our website. abc 7 news.com. >> the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa is scene of total devastation. >> yeah, these pictures are just unbelievable. sky 7 was over the neighborhood only a few minutes ago. enormity of the destruction here is staggering. and even from this vantage point it's hard to take in just how much was lost in the flames. not ha building standing and not a home left. >> santa rosa couple who just came back from honeymoon are among the hundreds of people who lost their homes in coffey park. their wedding presents and almost everything all gone. >> abc news reporter joining us live with this story. >> reporter: it is unbelievable. this is where the couple lived. the newly wedding in this coffey park neighborhood. this is not the way they envisioned their marriage starting. it was the picture perfect in the wine country and everything they dreamed of. but instead of basquing newly wed husband is heartbreaking. >> how finally happy it was to be home. >> reporter: just returned

because bfore i left to fly up there i called rob sutter, this man's brother and i said to rob. i told him what happened. i said i don't know rob. i've gone up to investigate this and he said call me tomorrow morning, meaning the next day. i was up all night with mike and i go back to the hotel and at 6:30 in the morning i pick up the phone to call rob sutter and rob had been a marine also. and i'm sitting there and i'm saying to myself. i can't do this to this man. not over the telephone. it's not fair and another fellow marine, i just -- i'm having a hard time dealing with this. and i said to him but i have to call him and i don't know what i'm going to say. i was scrambling upstairs totally. so i got rob on the phone and the first thing out of rob's mouth was well, what do you think? and it just came out of my mouth. i said you know, rob, it's not so important what i think. it's more important what you think and he says what are you talking about? i said is it possible to bring mike trip down to atlanta and i want you guys to meet and i want you to tell me. and he said sure.

sutter health owns it and they said their new facility in oakland will be even bigger and be able to accommodate all of its patients. they also say the emergency room will be quite a bit larger than the one in berkeley. kpix 5. >>> changing california's land mark property tax law. the push to make it easier for people to move without breaking the bank. properties.. by prop 13. it >>> new at 6:00, a push to help long time homeowners trapped in their properties by proposition 13 it's based on the original purchase price rather than current value. >> some people who want to downsize can't afford to. melissa? >> that's right. we may envy people who have low property tax bills, but some say they are stuck in their houses now because moving to a new home means a new, much longer tax bill. the california realtors association wants to makes it easier for people to move without breaking the bank and they are going to the voters. >> we've been here for 40 years. my children have an opportunity to create a lot of memories here. they had parties, proms, weddings. >> when paula marshall and her h

sutter santa rosa regional hospital evacuated 80 patients and among all this 100 people have been injured in the fires, a lot of them, of course, needing medical treatment. we talked about some of the evacuees and i'm going to have my colleague len ramirez come in here. len has covered some of the evacuation centers. earlier you said the hilton hotel was destroyed and you talked to some people who got out of here barefoot. >> reporter: you wouldn't think it possible, but here we are so many hours later and the hilton is still on fire. a lot of santa rosa is still on fire with this thick haze of smoke still hanging over the city. it's really a tragedy for people. we're talking about personal loss of just about everything they own. i talked to any people today at one of the evacuation centers who ran out of their houses with just the clothes on their backs. by the time he reached a red cross evacuation center, derek schaffer was devastated. this is what his home and neighborhood look like today. >> i thought the a pock himself -- apocalypse was going on. the winds were 80 miles an hour swir