. >> reporter: tabitha and her two daughters are starting over from scratch. their home was one of 14,000 destroyed in the campfire. the family is using money from fast ha to move from motel to motel. >> there's nothing to be had. there's no place to live. >> we're not equipped to negotiate a disaster like this. >> reporter: the executive director of the housing authority of buick county. >> there might be a thousand units that were available. all of those units are spoken b for now. >> reporter: california was already facing a housing shortage of almost a million and a half units. with the loss of tens of thousands of homes to wildfires, the state is simply unable to absorb new home oowners. this disaster could triple the number of homeless people in his county to 6,000. >> we're playing musical chairs with housing. everyone is just waiting. >> what do you do in a situation like this? >> the difficulty is finding viable alternatives, bringing in fema manufactured housing units, finding family or friends to live with. >> reporter: fema has approved roughly $27

. >> reporter: tabitha brewster and her two daughters are starting over from scratch.ily is using money from fema to move from motel to motel. >> there's nothing to be at. there's no place to live. >> we're not equipped to negotiate a disaster like this. >> reporter: ed mayer is the executive director of the housing authority of butte county. >> as of the date of the crisis there might be a thousand units in butte county that were available. all of those units are spoken for now. >> reporter: california was already facing a housing shortage of almost 1.5 million meowne the mer says thi disaster could triple the number of homeless people in his county to 6 thousand. >> it takes someone to move out of a unit for someone to secure a unit, so everyone's just waiting. >> reporter: what do you do in a situation like this? >> well, the difficulty is is finding viable alternatives. bringing in fema manufactured housing units. finding family or friends to live with. >> reporter: fema has approved roughly $27 million in housing grants for campfire survivors and plans to bring in

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thank you tyrrel and thank you tabitha thank you. charles i'm sure it's the creator of the peanuts cartoon series once said all you need is love a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt that is unless you live in the town of girl in western germany who were there were forced to contend with. chocolate when a faulty tank at the dry meister truckle a factory overflowed sending warm liquid chocolate goodness into the streets the one ton pool of liquid chocolate caused a ten metre square area to cover and soak into the roads and because it's winter the chocolate frozen are. the rural fire brigade came to the rescue though chopping away at the mess with shovels and professional cleaners could steam the sweet out of the streets in record time the bittersweet event shows that the bar is pretty high this season as the people of our live in. who've lived. all right you know a great. marriage as you know pretty pretty hard show debated go through with everything going on but while that was like every kid's dream i know i'm going to figure

. >> reporter: tabitha and her two daughters are starting from scratch. was one of the nearly 14,000 destroyed in the camp fire. >>> do you have any -- >> reporter: the family is using money from fema to move from motel to motel. brewster wants to keep the girls in their school. so for now she drives them an hour each way. but she'd hope to find a permanent home nearby. >> there's nothing to be had. there's no place to live. >> we're not equipped to negotiate a disaster like this. >> reporter: ed mayor is the executive director of the housing authority of butte county. >> as of the date of the crisis, there might be a thousand units in butte county that were available. all of those units are spoken for now. >> reporter: california was already facing a housing shortage of almost a million and a half units. with the loss of tens of thousands of homes to wildfires, the state is simply unable to absorb new homeowners. mayor says this disaster could triple the number of homeless people in his county to 6000. >> we're playing musical chairs with housing. it tak

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tabitha keefauver, java express owner "since the pharmacy moved out i've lost about a hundred dollars day in business."the fruitridge shopping center is going through other changes as well. many small businesses are closing or moving farther south in the complex... away from java express... as the old north building is going to be demolished and replaced by a cvs.tabitha keefauver, java press owner"the ace hardware had been there for 67 years, and had to close down because of the new landlord.plans submitted to the city also show a design for a new java express location.however keefauver fears she'll be pushed out long before it's ever built.nats grandchild still she plans to fight to save her family business... filing a lawsuit against her landlord... and hoping she'll get more of the community's support.tabitha keefauver, java express owner"well i'm not going to shut down because i have my regular customers and they're all backing me." (but with)"and i mean i have people that pass 4 starbucks that live in elk grove that stop here in the morning."in sacramento, doug johnson. (lawrenc

<tabitha keefauver, java express owner"well i'm not going to shut down because i have my regular customersre all backing me.""and i mean i have people that pass 4 starbucks that live in elk grove that stop here in the morning.">(ken) there have been plans filed with the city for a new java express.. but the location has not be discussed with the current owner... she says she will probably be forced out before she learns about the new location. (pam) a very special christmas gift... almost did not make it to where it was supposed to go. (ken) katerina chryssafis tells us about a determined colorado woman who made christmas happen for a deserving girl and her dog.

. >> tabitha and they are two daughters are starting over from scratch.of nearly 14,000 destroyed in the campfire. the family is using money from fema to move from motel to motel. she wants to keep the girls in their school and for now, she driving them an hour each way. she had hoped to find a permanent home nearby. >> there is nothing to be had. no place to live. >> we are not equipped to negotiate a disaster like this. >> the manager of the disaster of bute county. >> california was already facing a housing shortage. with the loss of tens of thousands of homes, the state is unable to absorb new homeowners. this could triple the number of homeless people in his county to 6,000. >> we are playing musical chaired with housing. it takes someone to move out to secure a unite. they are just waiting. >> what do you do in a situation like this? >> the thing is bringing in viable options bringing in fema housing. >> fema has approved $27 million and plans to bring in 1,300 temporary homes but rebuilding paradise will take 10 to 20 years unthinkable for her and

. >> sheryl's daughter-in-law tabitha called the sheriff's office to report her missing. >> tonya said she didn't show up for work, i knew there was a problem. >> after the missing person's report was filed, the friends heard about a car that looked like sheryl's spotted on the side of the highway leading into tallahassee. they headed up there. >> it was sheryl's car and immediately they sent a deputy up there and just took over from that point. >> are you apprehensive? >> yes. i was very uneasy. i knew something was wrong. >> sheryl's car was parked well off the highway. florida department of law enforcement agent, annie white. >> it was pretty clear from the beginning that that's not someplace she would have parked it, as well as the tire looked like it had been purposely flattened on the vehicle. >> an abandoned car, a slashed tire. >> lord, where is she? >> searchers, law enforcement, volunteers began fanning out into the adjacent 57,000 acre apalachicola national forest, all of them with dread in their hearts. >> i would be devastated if this happened to my family. that's why i wa