she described it as a norovirus outbreak. county officials say they're not going to yet confirm it's norovirus, because they haven't gotten the test results back for that particular shelter, but there are similar systems as the norovirus. there is an outbreak at another fire shelter, called the neighborhood church and it is a shelter for fire victims as well. that one a confirmed norovirus outbreak, the other probably so, but haven't gotten the official results back yet. now, that brings us back to the parking lot, next to the wal- mart which we've been showing you for the last few days, and this is a place where a lot of fire victims, refugees, they brought their pets. people have been donating items, it's a mad house, they call it a pop-up shelter because it's not sanctioned by the government. some folks, including the editor of the local paper have said this is growing to be a possible humanitarian problem. they have survived the hottest flames they will experience, and now they're out in the cold. people are spending thei

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a nurse said off camera it's a norovirus outbreak.e county health department spokesperson says they have not yet gotten the official test results back, so they are not officially tell the public it's a norovirus outbreak at this shelter. but the county is confirming lab tests have identified a norovirus outbreak at another location, the neighborhood 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 wa

: raj, first of all, we happen to be outside of the neighborhood church here in chico where that norovirus outbreak is happening. but first i want to direct you to this white wall. you can see these are the handwritten names of family members that are missing. people just desperate, trying to look for their loved ones. you can see they've jotted down their relationship, their phone number. you even see the photos of those missing loved ones. now, you won't find the name of a 90-year-old man from concow named bruno because he was saved by a family of heroes that you're about to meet. >> it, you know, burned up through here. >> reporter: on thursday morning the flames were just feet away from peggy and pete mokes' home in concow. >> if we want to live out here, we have to be able to take care of ourselves. we can't depend on fire department. >> these are just a few of the hoses we had around here. >> reporter: the family got to work. a mini army of 13 people armed with sprinklers, hoses and common sense. that's when a stranger alerted the family that there was a crisis unfolding in the nearb

those who are ill are being kept in several areas because norovirus is highly contagious. >>> there are new developments tonight at this wal-mart parking lot. we've shown you this the last several days. this is now being used to house hundreds of evacuees. kpix5's emily turner is there live tonight. the days are numbered now at that camp. they're telling people they have to leave? >> reporter: they have to leave. this is a very real deadline and a critical one in so many ways. the clothes are gone tonight. the dumpsters are here headed to goodwill. tomorrow they'll ramp back the food. the bathrooms are gone sunday and by 1 p.m. all these people have to be gone and they don't have any idea where they're going to go. >> we need a clear exit strategy. >> reporter: because there is now a clear deadline on this makeshift settlement outside of the chico wal-mart. co-organizer luigi balsalmo said the red cross told them to shut everything down on sunday. it's a call that has this evacuee in a panic. >> they're taking everything on sunday, the bathrooms, the lights, everything? i don't know wha

and now we are learning that there is a norovirus outbreak at one of the evacuation centers.confirm that the oubreak happened at the neighborhood church in chico. they say norovirus is highly contagious and it spreads quickly when people are in close quarters. <: "there are animals and people coming in from the streets, it's hard to control everybody.but we're trying out best to keep everything clean and sanitized.they put them in separate very isolated area, and you ve to use the same contact precautions as i would use in a hospital.".">( darya ) ( darya ) officials say about a dozen people got sick. they did bleach and clean the evacuation center and are monitoring all evacees. ( james ) while people are going to the evacuation centers that have opened up.. others are choosing to stay in their cars and in tents. jessamy cartwright is living out of her car after her home burned down. she says her boyfriend is in the hospital for an injury... and being by herself is hard and shes confused about what will happen. but she says she doesn't want to go to an evacuation center.

norovirus is not uncommon when you've got so many people in sump a confined space. evacuee mar evacuee marcel with this 24-hour bug could be higher but they are keeping quiet so as not to be isolated from the rest of the population. >> doing the best you can do under the circumstances because it's stressful. you have people living together and animals living together with the people and they do various things as well so there's a lot of things going on at once. >> reporter: this evacuee spent a nice in isolation with a fever and vomiting, possibly with something bacterial. red cross gave her an antibiotic and released her back into the general population. how are you feeling now? >> not great. >> reporter: especially knowing that all her family escaped paradise. a fact she was able to confirm with this community message board, but, still, she and many other people are in limbo when it comes to what happened to their homes. no wonder so many people are falling ill. in chico, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> meantime to the south where two wildfires are still burning

the butte county health department says an outbreak of norovirus is at one of the evacuation centers in chico. ktvu's cristina rendon joins us from oroville where people there are also feeling sick. >>> reporter: this is just so sad. the butte county public health department confirming there is norovirus at an evacuation center in chico called the neighborhood church. the spokesman wouldn't confirm the outbreak here at the oroville nazarene church but a lot of evacuees here say there is a stomach bug going around. jack is living out of his pickup truck after the "camp fire" incinerated his rv in paradise. >> we had flames on both sides of the truck. i thought the truck was going to explode. >> reporter: he is staying in the parking lot of this church. a red cross evacuation center. the shelter is running smoothly but evacuees are dealing with a stomach bug. >> we have been trying to segregate sick people from well people so it doesn't spread any more. and we're urging people to wash their hands. >> i thought it was just the food. i was, like, um, it didn't settle right for me and it

the norovirus is going around several places. it's said to have been ow here. >> it is not just clear plan to house the thousands left homeless by the camp fire. this as the continues. 56 people have been found dead and more than twice that are still missing. the sheriff here doesn't rule out the possibility that some will never be found. >> the kids got out soon? >> the kids got out, yeah. >> reporter: we spent time with governor jerry brown who spent time in paradise and beyond. >> this is so devastating that i don't really have the words to describe it. it looks like a war zone. >> reporter: evacuated from magalia, his primary concern was finding his dog chester. after six days, the two are reunited. >> where are you staying? >> in a tent. >> it is supposed to rain next week. >> one day at a time, like life. >> reporter: finding a place for all of these people to go in the short-term is a huge challenge, compounded by the fact that several dozen people have come down with the neuer view virus both at the main shelter here in c

as of this evening, a total of 41 people have fallen ill with symptoms of norovirus.ng outbreaks and 25 people have been hospitalized so far. health officials say the number of sick people is increasing each day. >> my girl friend already got sick. as soon as we got down, we had some food given to us at the wal-mart parking lot over there and she got sick immediately about four hours later and it was really bad, so bad we took her to the hospital. >> sick evacuees are being quarantined in separate areas and health officials are trying to improve cleanliness in all these shelters. >>> a lot of folks are staying out of these shelters because they don't want to get sick. they're setting up camp at this wal-mart parking lot. this woman fled the flames with her two birds. she says she's been told she may have to wait six months before she can go home. >> i don't even care if there's no home. i just want to go back to my dirt, you know, put a trailer up and clean it up and get going. >> people are hard at work right now setting up a fema disaster recovery center. that's set

out of nowhere, it hit me hard. >> the church in oroville has not confirmed a norovirus outbreak. as many as 20 people came sick at a church in chico. wash your hands. this is the best way to keep it from spreading.>>> a family from paradise is thankful to be back together. her 11-year-old daughter went to school and her parents went to chico. they did not make it back after the fire started and they feared the worst. pour he snapped these pictures the morning of the fire outside the doctor's office in chico with his wife as the dark smoke hovered and he listened to the police scanners. >> i heard walk -- block the roads to paradise -- the town is on fire. at that point we realized our daughter went to school. we freaked out. we were trying to get back to town -- back to paradise. >>reporter: this was impossible because the roads were blocked and all they could do was wait at the edge of town while relative tried to help. >> my mother-in-law went to pick her up in front of the school screaming her name. wear his daughter had hitched a ride with a classmate and his mother. >> we sa

the neighborhood church shelter in chico after they showed signs they might have contracted the norovirus. that's a 24-hour bug that's very dangerous. they have separated these people to a separate part of the property where nurses are caring for them, making sure they're staying hydrated with fluids like pedialyte. what's happening is they eat, they can't keep their food down. again, it's a 24-hour bug. quarantined from the remaining 200 people who are sleeping at the shelter. it's been a week since the camp fire destroyed the town of paradise. just now people like mike are getting a look at what happened to their property. mike was holding out hope his home might have been spared until a friend sent him this video. >> my mom lost their house, my grandparents lost their house, i lost my house. my mom is upset because she lost all her childhood memories and stuff. there's no -- there's no proof of, like, my childhood. like the thousands of other residents of paradise, mike had to evacuate without much notice, escaping with his girlfriend, their daughter and pets. coming up at 5:30, one wo

there is a norovirus outbreak at the neighborhood church. that shelter has been cleaned with bleach and the sick people were moved to a different part of the building. people at the walmart in chico have a lot of resources. there are some people eating at a food truck over there. it is a friendly atmosphere. some people are still sleeping. some are looking for clothing and blankets. it is chilly in the morning. live in chico, elissa harrington. >>> making things worse at least one evacuation shelter has had an outbreak of the norovirus. people staying at the oroville church of the nazarene are worried it may be there as well. >> we have been trying to segregate the sick from the well people. we don't want this to spread anymore. we are urging people to wash their hands. >> i thought it was something in the food. it didn't settle right. out of nowhere it hit me hard. >> the church in oroville has not confirmed a norovirus outbreak but they have confirmed that 20 people came sick at the church in chico. washing hands is the best way to stop it

and now we are learning that there is a norovirus outbreak at one of the evacuation centers.nfirm that the oubreak happened at the neighborhood church in chico. they say norovirus is highly contagious and it spreads quickly when people are in close quarters. ( darya ) officials say about a dozen people got sick. they did bleach and clean the evacuation monitoring all evacees. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to track the smoky skies all across the bay area... the smoke actually getting worse for many area. john shrable is tracking it in the weather center. (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... a cool and smoky finish to the week. skies will continue to be seen carrying some haze as we push into the weekend. daytime highs will remain cool mostly in the 60's with just a few 70's and with morning lows f

potential norovirus lots of volunteers are helping medical personnel have come to the pastor of the church working twelve hour days to make sure that people have a place to sleep that people have food to eat restaurants have a point that donating food and water and so on it's very heartwarming situation to see the community pulling together here but it really highlights the challenges for this area with so many people in need of permanent housing and the question is how long volunteers are going to be able to stay in this and where these people are going to go once they can't stay here. now hundreds of people on the mexican border city of tijuana have been protesting against the arrival of asylum seekers from central america who are trying to cross into the united states chanting we are pro migrants not pro invaded as a protest as a government to prevent the asylum seekers from staying in the city alleging that street gang members are traveling with them i do joe castro is that one of the temper shelters in tijuana mexico. the days inside this shelter for central american asylum see

the health department keeping an eye on ten people who they suspect contracted the norovirus. individuals now have been quarantined and separated from the other 200 people staying there. the fire is now advanced northeast of paradise, burning on both sides of highway 70. the fire is now 138,000 acres. it is 35% contained. >>> this morning a warning for bay area parents. all new numbers out overnight showing the alarming amount of teens vaping in fremont. according to that survey by the tri-city health center, 39% of the students at g.m. walters junior high school knew someone under 18 years old that vapes. 29% said they believe it's easy to get cigarettes. fremont is holding a vaping epidemic town hall at 7:00 tonight at the fremont unified school district. >>> 6:58. crab lovers, grab the butter. today is the day you've been waiting for. the commercial crab season begins. most teams set out to set traps ahead of the official 12:01 a.m. start. 30 million pounds of crab will be pulled from bay area waters over the coming months. the season officially ends next summer. it's on a

. >> an indoor shelter is available, but most don't want to sleep there because of the norovirus. >>> if you went to sleep early, you missed the game of the year. the game to last several years in the nfl. the rams holding off the kansas city chiefs. 54-51. the highest scoring monday night football game ever. pat mahomes first to ever throw six touchdown passes on monday night football. did it in a losing effort. under two minutes to go. jared goff with the game winning score. chiefs are the only team to score 50 or more points in a game and lose. after the game, the rams tweeted this, this one is for you, l.a. and meeting with families and victims of the borderline bar & grill. thousands received free tickets to what was a probable super bowl preview. the saints have something about that. >> that's what i love about sports. when sports and real life merge. >> healing power. >> 54-51. a lot of scoring. >>> 18 minutes past the hour. an elevator. this is my worst nightmare. elevator in the hancock building. boom. two cables snapped. more from chicago next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i

. >> and to add salt to the wound, a nurse tells abc 7 norovirus has broken out at a butte county fire shelter. an outbreak is expected at a an outbreak is expected at a second shelter. evacuees at oroville church on the nazarene showing symptoms. lab results aren't quite in yet. >>> the list of those missing is 130. at one point it was more than 200 people. butte county sheriff's office is constantly updating it. >> in the face of tragedy comes stories of kindness and generosity as well. this photo behind us shows a couple who took in a 93-year-old couple who took in a 93-year-old world war ii veteran. >> lee left his home in paradise and drove to oroville, who was handing out burgers to wildfire evacuees. she invited him to live with her and her boyfriend. he refused and slept in his car the first night. then the sheriff evacuated the area where he was parked. grant gave him no choice but to come home with her and can stay as long as he likes. you can see smoke over the bay you can see smoke over the bay area. >> this is sutro cam. a thick layer of smoke over the city. san mateo brid

to make matters worse, many evacuees are dealing with the norovirus outbreak. 21 evacuees are sick andave been isolated from the other 179 people staying there. the24-hour bug causes vomiting and diarrhea and is common when a lot of people are in a confined space. >>> widespread devastation. new drone video captured by nbc news of the town of paradise. this video you're looking at used to be a papa murphy's, a safe way and verizon store. that's one of the main roads through town. you can see melted shelves in the rubble. for a little perspective, we've grabbed a picture of these businesses from google earth before the fire. you can see the difference. take a look. the entire shopping plaza now gutted. just a shelf tl of the large building standing. and this captures what's left of pine grove mobile home park. nearly everything is leveled except one mobile home you saw there that somehow survived. here's a comparison with google earth, just unnirecognizable. the park had been around since 1972. ths behind the kmart store in the country oak area. you can see charred cars in the garages.

norovirus is highly contagious and can cause diarrhea, fever and body aches.it spreads commonly when people are in close quarters. (ken) new information on butte county schools - which are closed because of the camp fire the superintendent of schools announced today - all schools will remain closed through the end of the month but some teachers from paradise are taking it upon themselves to help elementary school students feel a sense of normalcy. ali wolf has the story from chico (pkg)(nat teacher reading book) story time inside the chico library..(nat)elementary age children from paradise escape from their painful reality..by listening to the story of thanksgiving..(annie finney - second grade teacher in paradise)"it is therapeutic and its good for the kids it gives them a sense of life again"'annie finney is a second grade teacher at children's community charter school in paradise.her classroom burned in the camp fire - so did most of her students' homesbut she's helping to bring the kids together -to read to play to see familiar faces in a familiar setting

norovirus is highly contagious and can cause diarrhea, fever and body aches. spreads commonly when people are in close quarters. (vicki) poor air quality affecting just about everyone today. cities across the bay area are encouraging people to stay inside. and top officials in san francisco held a news conference today to get the word out. kron 4's dan kerman was there.... despite very unhealthy air quality and repeated warning to stay inside, there were still plenty of people who had to work.. some wore masks, others did not....sotthe smoke hasnt effected us because we are smokerssotits awful i didnt expect to see thissoti didnt think it would be like this tourists were also out and about friday in san francisco... masks othenot... but the bad air has lead to cancellation of many outdoor activities... for one, cable cars are not running.. nor are tours to alcatrazsotwe wanted to go to alcatraz that was the first thing we booked when we came awaysan francisco mayor london breed visited a senior center to encourage people to stay inside and keep an eye out of e

.>>> to make it worse a second evacuation shelter may be hit with the norovirus. people are showing symptoms while staying at the oroville church of the nazarene. >> we have been trying to segregate people so it doesn't spread. we are urging people to wash their hands. >> i thought it was something in the food that didn't settle right. out of nowhere it hit me hard. >> this is after 15-20 became sick at a neighborhood church. norovirus is highly contagious. washing your hands is the best way to stop it from spreading. the oroville church may be effective but the only confirmed cases are at the neighborhood church in chico. >>> still element the latest of the fire in rural alameda county. it is in the hills north of miles canyon road. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. calfire said 20 acres have burned. the last report said it is 30% contained. no injuries were reported. the cause is under investigation. this road was shot down for several hours and the dispatchers have not been able to tell if it is open again. chp advises all drivers to stay away from the ar

gayle we hear there is an outbreak of norovirus. what is going on there? (gayle)i spoke to a nurse here who is a volunteershe tells me about a dozen people got sick, and have been quarantined away from the healthy evacuees 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. sarah and jonathan starr are trying to take it day by dayafter losing their home in paradise to the deadly camp fire.

norovirus is highly contagious and can cause diarrhea, fever and body aches.ters. ( marty ) kron 4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. ( marty )back here in the bay area... the search continues in oakland for the people who shot and killed a father of four outside of a bar. homicide investigators released surveillance video of three men who shot and killed 40-year-old chrystian negrete back on august 11, 2018. investigators say it happened just after 2am. the three men were reportedly involved in a robbery a block away from the victim, when police say one of them fired a gun toward a crowd of people, hitting negrete. ( marty ) there are two

as if all that isn't bad enough, now there's a norovirus outbreak at a shelter in chico. evacuees staying at oroville church of the nazarene are also showing symptoms of that virus. officials are waiting for test results to confirm it. healthcare workers have set up four isolation rooms for people who have gotten sick already. >>> happening today in chico, the paradise town council is set to meet for a second time since the "camp fire" started a week ago. the town council is expected to discuss clean-up efforts, safety of the area and recovery information. officials say the number one focus is to make sure the burned and evacuated areas will be secure for re-entry. the meeting begins at 7 p.m. >>> here's an update on the two closely watched wildfires burning in southern california. the woolsey fire has killed three people. it has destroyed or damaged 600 buildings, mostly homes. the fire has grown to more than 98,000 acres. it is 52% contained. as for the hill fire in ventura county, crews are getting closer to fully containing this one. containment is now at 96%. this fi

a norovirus spread and 145 people became sick and 41 are being treated. the four affected shelters are the neighborhood and east churches and the nazarene church and the fairgrounds. >>> and they'll face scrutiny, pg&e, and they're opening a new investigation into the utility company and how it's run. the puc wants to determine the best path for california how to receive safe gas and electric in the future. some have filed a lawsuit accusing pg&e for starting the fire. and pg&e said it went out on and transmission line when the fire started. >>> and the stock has dropped 30% yesterday, in a hopeful sign, the utility stock is up 40%, investors may be looking for bargains. we'll see if that is up, the dow was up and down all morning long and gained 200 points by the close, ending the five days of losses, they credit a rebound from tech stocks, the nasdaq up 122 and the s&p up 28. >>> and the bay area it's some of the worst fire we've ever seen and many people have burning eyes and sore throats. and some stores are out of mask. amber lee reports on the air q

oun si on site monitoring a norovirus outbreak.ees, including one who thinks they caught that virus. >> taking a live look outside, our skies above dublin, bay area skies still very unhealthy today. in some cases it's triggering a new round of school closures. meteorologist kari hall will have that story on midday. you can go to our twitter feed for links to some of the latest numbers. local updates for you in an hour. you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. we )ll track the air quality forecast overnight as you make your weekend plans. plus: thieves are going after the down payments for california homes on the market. the security flaw they )re usin. tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. >>> live from studio 6a, this is "today"! >> and a good thursday morning, everyone. craig melvin here with al

few had norovirus outbreaks. fema shelter is being set up but won't be ready for a few more days. >>> later today, senator kamala harris will visit the burn zone in butte county. we have video from august when she met with victims of the mendocino complex fire. senator harris will meet with firefighters, local leaders and evac weicue evacuees. there are ongoing concerns as crews continue to search through the rubble. >>> back here in the bay area, rescue divers pulled the body of a man out of the water near the albiso marina in san jose yesterday afternoon. police say around 3:00, some boaters called 911 to report the body. it's not clear what led to the man's death but investigators say they do not suspect foul play at this point. the body was found about a mile away from the albiso marina's boat launch and people are wondering if it could by chance be the man missing from the 49ers game a few days ago. >>> a north bay community is coming together to celebrate the life of a young woman killed in the thousand oak

norovirus is contagious. washing hands is the best way to stop it from spreading. the oroville church may be affected but the only confirmed cases are in the neighborhood church in chico.>>> the latest developments on a small fire in alameda county. the firefighters are still in the hills west of interstate i- 80 where the fire broke out yesterday. calfire said 20 acres have burned. in the last report it was 30% contained. no injuries have been reported. the cause is being investigated. the road was shut down several hours. dispatchers have not been able to tell if it is open again. chp advises you to avoid the area because the fire equipment will be out there through the morning. >> the search for a 49ers fan who disappeared during the game has gone nationwide. information about 32-year-old ian powers has been entered into the national missing persons system. he left to go to the restroom and never return. authorities have been searching the area. surveillance cameras captured him walking alone outside the stadium in the area of great america parkway and old glory

an outbreak of the norovirus has affected people in chico in the shelters. >> reporter: in paradise, california, heartbreak. search teams looking for victim who is may have died in homes and cars as a wave of fire for through here. in this hard-hit community filled with retirees, names and photos of the missing, devastating stories. >> it happened so fast, i think they would have been in serious trouble. >> in the hills outside los angeles, also hit by wild fire, they are already bracing for another disaster. floods. >> it's a silent killer. and there's not any warning. >> the chief and his team took us above one of the many burn zones. >> when fire burns in the hills, it strips them of water absorbing brush and makes the soil hard. during a storm aushlgs of that will flow right -- storm, all of that will flow in to the smalling massive communities below. the mudslides that followed the last fires were ten times as deadly, leaving far fewer recipes cues. -- fewer rescues. >> there's a greater threat to life from the floods than from the wild fire. >> everybody is struggling. we lost

our ka our anchor was asking about the norovirus. what can you tell us about what's happening here? >> we're just making sure we educate our residents on proper hand washing techniques and our red sox workers are making sure we're using sanitizer, and areas where people would touch to make sure we keep everything under control. >> are some people being quarantined or sectioned off? >> the best way to make sure that we keep our hands on this is to to have those who have been showing symptoms to go into a separate area and they have their own separate washroom. we want to keep everyone safe and we're working everyone safe and we're working with butte county public health. >> and hand washing in general is the best you can do. >> it is. >> i want to speak about this. this is the list of missing. the official representation here is staggering. you were telling me about things happening where the sheriff was taking account of the missing, right? how does that work mechanically? >> when the first hours of the incident someone calls the sheriff's department and say they need help or they n

. >> four of the shelters being used for camp fire evacuees are dealing with norovirus outbreaks. butte county public health says 145 people have reported getting sick at neighborhood church, oroville church of the nazarene, east avenue church and the butte county fairgrounds. 25 people have been hospitalized. the sick people are being quarantined and extra medical staff is now at the shelt. >> norovirus the last thing they need right now. the cause of the fire still under investigation. it could take months to determine. despite that, pg&e may turn to its customers to help cover its potential liability costs. it might seek a rate increase, for example. however, abc 7 reporter david louie has learned it will not get any help from the new law that provides relief from last year's claims. >> a bill signed into law by governor brown may have been designed to help pg&e pay for catastrophic expenses, including liability claims from wildfires, but it doesn't cover fires in 2018. sb 901 by bill dodd allows pg&e and other utility companies to pass along those costs to rate payers by havin

but many people at the tent village are reluctant to go to shelters, in part because of a norovirus outbreak at one of the red cross facilities. people like arturo cesena are unsure where to go. in chico, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> happening tomorrow, senator kamala harris will visit the burn zone in butte county. now, this is video back from august when she met with victims of the mendocino complex fire. >>> back our coverage of the dangerous air quality across the bay area. this is a live look from emeryville toward san francisco. out there some way. a little hard to make out the bridge there because of the smoke but the view is better than it's been in the last few days. which tells you nbc bay area's mavro is in campbell with a closer look at the toll this air quality is taking. marianne. >> reporter: a lot of people are hanging out here in downtown campbell tonight despite the smoky air. many say they've been cooped up for so long they were getting a little stir crazy. happy to be outside if just for a few minutes. the 6-year-old has asthma and has been sidelined for more t

and if this isn't bad enough, now a norovirus outbreak at a shelter in chico. evacuees staying at oroville church of the nazarene are all showing symptoms of the virus. officials are waiting for test results to confirm it. healthcare workers have set up four isolation rooms for people who have gotten sick. >>> governor jerry brown is vowing to sign an executive order to clear red tape so that recovery in the area can speed up. the governor and interior secretary ryan zinke surveyed the damage yesterday. zinke noted that the california fires just keep getting worse. >> each trip i say this is the worst fire i have seen and now we're here today and this is the worst fire i have seen. >> crews are still working to clear debris in the area. trees, cars and power lines still need to be removed from many streets. >>> the butte county sheriff is trying to track down 130 people who are still unaccounted for. the 56 people dead, 47 have been tentatively identified but have not been positively confirmed. crews and cadaver dogs are on the ground searching for victims. mea

the norovirus is going around several places. just clear plan to house the thousands left homeless by the camp fire. this as the continues. 56 people have been found dead and more than twice that are still missing. the sheriff here doesn't rule out the possibility that some will never be found. >> the kids got out soon? >> the kids got out, yeah. >> reporter: we spent time with governor jerry brown who spent time in paradise and beyond. >> this is so devastating that i don't really have the words to describe it. it looks like

. >> the butte county public health department says four evacuation centers having outbreaks of norovirus or gastrointestinal illness. >>> a high-speed pursuit. according to the butte county d.a., deputies got a report of a suspicious man living in a car in the yankee hill area south of paradise. he turned out to be wanted for skipping parole but when they ordered him to get out of his vehicle, he sped away on highway 70 reaching 90 miles an hour. he drove over a spike strip and stopped. officers sent in a police k-9. the suspect then charged toward them on foot. >> the man came with a metallic object in his hand and pointed it at the officers. 6 officers fired their duty weapons, two handguns and four rifles. >> the suspect, 48-year-old gd hendrix was killed. on top of parolee vegas, hendrix was under suspicion in a double homicide from 2014. the sheriff's k-9 was also killed in the incident. the dog was named bandit and was wounded when the officers opened fire. the suspect's pit bull attack the and killed him. last night, law enforcement officers held a procession in honor of the k-9.

as if losing their homes wasn't hard enough norovirus at a shelter chico. officials are waiting for test results to confirm it. healthcare workers set up four isolation rooms for people who have gotten sick. >> governor jerry brown and interior secretary ryan zinke surveyed the damage today. zinke says it's the worse that he has ever seen. >> each trip i say this is the worst fire i've seen, and now we're here today and this is the worst fire i have seen. this is level of devastation. >> it looks like a war zone. it is. it's the devation that only fires of this -- devastation that only fires of this kind can bring about. >> the butte county sheriff's department tryingte for. of the 56 people known dead, 47 have been tentatively identified but have confirmed. crews and cadaver dogs are on the ground working to search for more victims. meantime, pg&e shares fell another 22% today, that's steepest single day plunge in a decade. the utility reported trouble with its lines before the camp fire. and today the company admitted if it's found liable, it does not hav

newfound friends but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems well i threw up for three days and. messed my parents for three days i was sick the whole day. about thirty people fell sick in this shelter alone they were moved into isolation to prevent the disease from spreading a challenge in such close quarters most of the people staying here are elderly and many have preexisting conditions only exacerbated by the trauma going to be a lot of. post-traumatic stress disorder i suspect and it may not be full blown p.t.s.d. but it may be. just folks with nightmares maybe a lot of sadness irritability people trouble sleeping that's really common after this type of disaster smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world and concerns of short and long term respiratory ailments an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees in addition to shelter they're providing food and clothing not to

newfound friends but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems i threw up for three days in. my parents for three days i was sick. about thirty people fell sick in this shelter alone they were moved into isolation to prevent the disease from spreading a challenge in such close quarters most of the people staying here are elderly and many have preexisting conditions only exacerbated by the trauma going to be a lot of post-traumatic stress disorder i suspect and it may not be full blown p.t.s.d. but it may be. just folks with nightmares maybe a lot of sadness irritability people trouble sleeping that's really call me after this type of disaster smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world and concerns of short and long term respiratory ailments an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees in addition to shelter they're providing food and clothing not to mention medical assistance

at least one affected with norovirus. at one point leaving dozens sick. >> marcus moore joins us from inside one of those tent cities that have popped up outside of paradise. many families seeking new shelters. but some are remaining right where you are? >> reporter: well, tom, that's right. you can see the dozens of tents off in the distance behind me. the concern now is for wednesday. that's when rain is expected. it will help the firefighters in the battle against the fire. but it will present a danger here. including the potential for flooding. and tom, even more unsanitary conditions. >> the rains could be a blessing and a curse. marcus moore, thank you so much. >>> next tonight to the white house. where president trump says he has completed his answers for special counsel robert mueller and he wrote them himself. trump also defending acting attorney general matthew whitaker, saying he has free rein to limit mueller's investigation. but while the president may think he's finished answering questions, the special coun

palmira: y un refugio para evacuados en contagio masivo de norovirus.d de llegada de miles de migrantes de la caravana que estÁn arribando para acomodarse como pueden en campamentos o entre sÁbanas con la esperanza puede ingresar estados unidos. ramÓn: esta llegada de migrantes estÁ ocasionando polÉmica entre grupos que los apoyan y otros que piden no dejarlos entrar al paso fronterizo. jessica tiene las reacciones controversiales del alcalde de tijuana. jessica: en tijuana hay algo mÁs que está creciendo junto con la llegada de inmigrantes sudamericanos. el rechazo hacia ellos y eso se nota hasta las relaciones delÉticos locales .>> el que no respeta la ley tiene que tener la sanciÓn de la ley. >> asÍ se expresÓ el alcalde de tijuana sobre los centroamericanos de la caravana que entraron al paÍs ilegalmente. ya habÍa dicho que no aborde y que nos querÍa expulsar. >> los borrachos, no se vale, no estÁn en tÉrminos de la buena convivencia. >> los comentarios llenan de tristeza a quienes dicen que allÍ sÓlo estÁn de paso. >> creo que es una falta de respe

shelters in some of those medical concerns are being of exacerbated there's been outbreaks of neuro norovirus and gastrointestinal problems are a whole host of problems that people are dealing with here but certainly a strong sense of community spirit moving forward and i hope that those wildfires will be under control soon all right kristen salumi live for us there in chico california thanks christine britain's prime minister says attempts to remove her from power will be pointless and risk delaying breaks in negotiations to recent days critics are urging her to return to brussels to demand more concessions for drafty to leave the european union conservative party opponents are gathering support for a challenge to her leadership but it's not clear whether the forty eight letters of no confidence needed to trigger a vote have been sent a change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations uneasy and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and their jobs what it w

referring to is the fact that a lot of people there had gotten sick with gastrointestinal issues of the norovirus and it spread quickly with so many people in close quarters they seem to have got it under control by kind of corn teaming the people who are really sick but they're relying on a lot of volunteer medical help a lot of volunteers for food and so on and really the question and the concern about what's going to happen all these people long term and how long these intense volunteer efforts can continue to be sustained myriam a very challenging and difficult situation there thank you very much from chico california kristen salumi want to turn to political developments now florida's outgoing governor rick scott has been declared the winner of a hotly contested race for a seat in the u.s. senate a recount was ordered for the recent midterm vote between scott and democratic incumbent bill nelson election officials say the republican won just over fifty percent of the bonnet with ten thousand will votes than his opponent britain's prime minister has faced more criticism of a deal to withdraw t

newfound friends but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems i threw up for three days and. my parents for three days i was sick during the day. about thirty people fell sick in this shelter alone they were moved into isolation to prevent the disease from spreading a challenge in such close quarters most of the people staying here are elderly and many have preexisting.

meantime, norovirus hit this shelter.in butte county are left with haunting memories, like helen thomas who threw her while chair down the stairs to speed up her escape. >> i thought i was going to die. i really did. >> reporter: chilling stories of survival, lives forever changed. the devastation, far from over. and rain is expected in the forecast for later on this week, which would help firefighters contain this fire, but also make it more challenging as they continue to recover more bodies in paradise. >> cathy, thank you. >>> to a developing story overnight where nbc news has learned that a cia assessment concludes that the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of the "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. it's a claim the crown prince has denied since khashoggi's death in early october. now the question is how will the white house respond? nbc's lucy cavanaugh has been following this one for us from london. >> reporter: good morning. this is a major development in this disturbing story. according to a person