and specifically, they use the funding to develop and expand their employment services computer lab located at the new facility. these dollars have been approved the board approved the contract amendment in september. and trc is in the construction phase right now. we are measuring success as a completion of the lab, of the utilization of the lab. specifically the questions about the contract term -- >> again. how long are these contracts for class. >> i will defer to my colleagues >> and is there a performance-based aspect to them >> hello. i'm from d.b.h. the solicitation itself typically dictates the maximum length of the contract. it is often five years with options to extend, usually not more than ten years. we rarely do a contract longer than five and a half years to begin with. all of our contracts are subject to annual monitoring process that we have and depending on what the service category is, dictates what the standardized objectives are. for example, if it is an outpatient and mental health treatment program, than clients, both youth, kids, and adults would have a different too

first of all, look at this beautiful sunset right behind us here right outside of our lab location. isn't that pretty? waiting for the president to get into the election watching evening, which is what he is going to be doing. he has invited friends and family over for the early results. the president believes there is nothing else that he could have done to pull republicans across the finish line. he has had 11 rallies over the last six days. that is all that he can do. he took to twitter as well. now they just have to sit back and look at the results. the feeling around here is they will probably pick up a couple of seats in the senate, so they will take control of the senate and extend their margin. a big question here tonight, what happens in the house? the predictions are that the democrats are going to take control of the house. but a lot of people remember that this time in 2016, we were getting briefings and how all the exit polls that showed that we are probably going to declare hillary clinton winner of the presidency. about 11:00 at night, then everything started to turn

posting information on their social media pages and online about the dates, times, and the locations that mobile dna labwill be open for family members to submit their samples. juliette? >> yeah, we are just getting information, katie, as you have heard as well. six more recovered today bringing the total to 29. i know that work continues. we appreciate your work. thank you, katie. >>> in other news tonight, san jose police have launched a new task force to deal with one of the city's biggest problems. residential burglary. kpix 5 devin fehely shows us how it works. >> reporter: most of us have had the experience of something stolen from us. what's more rare and a lot more satisfying is actually the res geg 's this story is all about. it's the moment they feared might never happen. a member of the unit returning, the green masters jacket worn by president dwight eisenhower, which was stolen. >> they felt violated and a deep loss for some of the materials, the historic material they had in their museums. >> reporter: the thief pried open a window in the clubhouse stealing more than $10,000 worth of golf

this is sierra, a 125 petaflop super computer located here at the lab that can perform 125 quadrillion floating point operations per second. that's over a million times more powerful than your high-end pc. as you can see, it takes up quite a lot of room, 7,000 square feet here at the lawrence livermore lab, 240 racks of computers outfitted with ibm cpu but nvidia gpus. it's a heterogeneous architecture that will allow modeling and simulations in 3-d as opposed to just 2-d. scientists are using sierra to come up with new drug therapies for treating certain types of cancers, doing research on traumatic brain injuries, earthquake simulations. eventually sierra used to identify the country's stockpile of nuclear weapons, since underground testing is no longer allowed. >> you think of our nuclear deterrent that we depend very heavily on, the outside world can't see the calculations we do. they can't see the results. it's classified. they can see the hardware we site and the hardware we site sends a message to the rest of the world that we take our mission seriously and tend to stay a step a

lab. >> anthony: just across from noma, located in a converted houseboat, an entity separate from the restaurante: ben is one of the guys in charge here. >> ben: nutmeg's a bit hallucinogenic. so, i decided to make something ammonia rich with lots of nutmeg, leave it for a while, and then we'll see what happens. >> anthony: so, it's hallucinogenic fish sauce potentially? >> ben: in theory. some of the things we're doing, really, i mean, they are just pure experimentation for experimentation's sake. >> rene: and it's pretty damn delicious. >> anthony: i like that. >> rene: it's another food item on your shelf. and me, as a cook, that's what i want. >> rene: these are two year old cherries with the cherry pits and wild roses -- five years old wild roses now, very deep, intense. >> alessandro: this is amazing. amazing. >> anthony: they're not just thinking about what tastes good now, they're talking about, "will this taste good in 2 years if we ferment it, or age it, or dry it?" >> rene: we like to ferment it. we add bacteria to it. so that it needs 3 years of time, and then it becomes utter delici

but the county is confirming lab tests have identified a norovirus outbreak at another location, theorhood church which is a shelter for fire victims and evacuees in chico. officials are urging shelter residents to wash their hands as frequently as often to stave the disease. >> one more note on the number of people killed in the fire, of the 56 people who died, authorities say they have made tentative identification on 47 of those victims, and liz best, they've now haded hundreds more people to search for the remaining victims. >>> everyone in the fire zone is pitching -- ran into an about a dozen chickens. he found a large bag of oatmeal with cereal in a nearby garage, and fed the starving bunch. the officer says the chickens were very happy with their meal. >>> for those whose wedding day was compromised by the fire, the butte creek country club in chico was offering the indoor venue for free. it will waive frees for this friday and saturday. >>> look at this time lapse video. this is from southern california. all the smoke is manufacturing over the hills in -- hovering over the h

i call the businesses on either side of the location and asked do they have a dna lab there and was toldjust a pet store. so depending on which doggie dna test kit you buy, you may be barking up the wrong family tree to find out who your pooch really is. >> it adds up. >> indeed. >>> coming up at 11:30, our coverage of the camp fire continues. tonight we're hearing what some brave nurses did as the flames consumed paradise. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. raging in northern california. >>> we return now to our top story, the camp fire. it is still raging in northern california. firefighters making progress on what is

progresses, if we believe that we have located the remains of an individual who might be related to you, the detective will contact you and coordinate with the d.o.j. lab to take a d.n.a. sample from you so that it can be compared to the remains we found. we think this is a better way to do it as opposed to having people randomly show up and submit samples. we need to ultimately control how that process goes so we're making the best use of the resource we have. >> we've been listening to a news conference from butte county. the latest on the fires up there. the sheriff talking about some hot lines to call if you have loved ones who are missing. there are ten search and recovery teals oms out there no. they used a couple terms you might not be familiar with, a slop over fire, a fire that breaches a line that's been cut to stop it or natural hazard when it's gone over that and burning another area and spot fires when an ember is blowing someplace else and ignites a fire. there is lots going on up there, still more than 200 missing persons reports they are working with and we'll keep you updated about this as information comes in. back to what we're doing

lab right here. >> >> reporter: identification should come more swiftly. randall and paula dodge, 67 and 70, were recently identified. three quarters of the victims are tentatively identified based largely on location. >> famiathas missing relatives need to get swabbed. >> reporter: 14 people have submitted samples so far and can do so at a former sears store in chico. survivors are able to replace document, apply for unemployment and fema assistance. getting children back in school is also a top priority. >> we need a hundred portables here in this county to get the kids in a safe class. >> reporter: students were rushed out of classrooms as the flames approached. paradise elementary school seen here before burned to the ground tcu campfire. any kind of strings anybody can pull to get the portables in here, the sooner the better. >> reporter: fundraising is underway but the administrators are hoping philanthropist will step in and save them up and ch schools or move away. the district wants to restore familiar teachers and friends if at all possible. >> let's hope they get the mobile units. >> governor jerry brown and governor elect gavin newsom will join the president on his tour tomorrow. evacue

located somewhere in the sliver of madness between k. street and could do i'm speaking of course of the ubiquitous election season political lab you know the ones with the overly dramatic music and two dollar graphics package at the dramatic narration telling you how.

lab. >> we have some surf phone here. we have some hard plastic. >> they want it database to mollify these micro plastics and their location. they can promote advocacy and legislative change. >> we take this data and we go to the government and say this is what we found. >> ultimately the goal of collecting and studying all of this plastic is to make the public more aware of the problem and get more people involved in finding a solution. >> educating about the flow of plastic from that straw you used to where you put it in the garbage to how it ends up in the sewer. >> they are seeking sciences to take on the crisis. >> we want to take it to the next level. we want everyone to see how using your little bit of the ocean, and tools we can bring everyone into this fight. >>> our election coverage continues at 5 pm. (music throughout) >>> votes are already being counted, polls are closing all across the country. we are going to find out if the balance of power will shift in washington. will also learn who the next governor of california will be and we'll learn the results of the 12 state ballot propositions. good evening, every

located somewhere in the sliver of madness between k. street and could do i'm speaking of course of the ubiquitous election season political lab you know the ones with the overly dramatic music and two dollars graphics package of the dramatic narration telling you how candidates so and so hates children loves crime wants to steal all your tax dollars and ultimately hates america and if they're not bashing their opponents the ads are small it's the soft focus of bears telling us how candidates so and so has true american values as someone who loves their family children cops firefighters and their dog fish cat or whatever and that he or she will also talk with you about your problem sometimes in your living room at your work in your driveway or your front yard you know true american values that come with one heck of a price tag yes p.q. media is now predicting that total political ad spending will reach get this six point seven five billion dollars in twenty eighteen in fact advertising researchers at boral associates actually predict that number to clock in even hired almost nine billion spent. now these numbers are staggering my friends a

lab and still north in oakland hills. it is there but not as strong as it was. 60s and 70s and 70 in half moon bay livermore 66 castro valley 71. other locations are in the 60s. we are running cooler compared to yesterday. livermore is the same -- at the oakland airport it is down -- 66 in monterey. warmer than sacramento and ukiah. even seattle is only dealing with high clouds and we are dealing with dry air. still a slight offshore component. smoky skies although there are some signs that things will turn after midweek as the bridge gets pleasant but it will take a couple of days to moderate. maybe by the end of the week a westerly breeze. 60s and 70s on the coast and some inland. it won't last long but i think we will see some changes. not until after wednesday or thursday. some cooler weather and better air quality for the upcoming weekend. >>> deck. coming up, the study highlighting a trend of sex in driverless vehicles. >> >>> at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created acce

i can confirm, lab-confirmed norovirus at the chico shelter, the neighborhood church, and what is being done. people who are ill are taken to a separate locationshelter and separated from people who are well. they have separate restroom facilities and they are being cared for by public health nurses.> ( robin ) as we've reported ... 52,000 people have evacuated from their homes because of the 'camp fire' in butte county ... and now we are learning of yet another problem many of them are dealing with.. an outbreak of norovirus.kron4's gayle ong spoke with a volunteer who says about a dozen people have gotten sick so far annelies farmer is a registered nurse and has been treating patients at the neighborhood church in chico, where there has been an outbreak of norovirushealth officials say norovirus is highly contagious and can cause diarreha, fever and body aches - it spreads commonly when people are in close quarters the church is one of the shelters housing evacuees.

locations. in burned-out neighborhoods more than a dozen search and recovery teams are combing through the ashes looking for remains. more search teams are on the way. along with mobile dna labsmorgue units from the military. among those who lost everything, 90% of the city's first responders, 17 police officers, 33 firefighters, and more than 30 members of the sheriff's department all lost their homes. they are among the 52,000 evacuees trying to fathom the scope of devastation. >> especially on an emotional level, trying to have good spirits and we'll rebuild one day but it has definitely been tough. >> it has been hard adapting to not living in my own house and not coming home every day to my house to do my normal day stuff. instead sitting here. >> it is so sad. president trump declared a major disaster in california. it means in addition to money secured by the state of emergency that the governor declared last week, fire victims will be getting federal funds to help pay for things like temporary housing and to cover uninsured property losses. the fire itself 125,000 acres now 30% contained. the big super tanker is here and helping. the modified 747 is the largest firefi