Bodycam shows harrowing rescue by deputies during Tubbs Fire

"We have a house on fire, you gotta get her out. You gotta get her out," a deputy calls out during a harrowing rescue in Sonoma County shown on footage from a body-worn camera.

Sonoma County Sheriff Rob Giordano shared the harrowing video of deputies responding to the Tubbs Fire during a news conference Friday.

Footage taken from a deputy's body-worn camera shows a harrowing rescue in the midst of the Santa Rosa Tubbs Fire on Sunday night. Footage taken from a deputy's body-worn camera shows a harrowing rescue in the midst of the Santa Rosa Tubbs Fire on Sunday night. Photo: Sonoma County Sheriff's Department Photo: Sonoma County Sheriff's Department Image 1 of / 75 Caption Close Bodycam shows harrowing rescue by deputies during Tubbs Fire 1 / 75 Back to Gallery

The five-minute video, which was recorded during the early hours of the fire Sunday night, shows one sheriff's deputy notifying residents of a mandatory evacuation order before another jumps out of his patrol car in the Mark West area of Santa Rosa and runs toward a house with fire approaching in the near distance.

A sergeant and another officer are seen helping carry a woman from a burning house and placing her in their patrol car.

The sheriff's office has confirmed 19 people were killed in the county during the fire, with scores more reported missing. Search and rescue crews spent much of Friday carefully searching the vast fire scene for more victims.