obviously, they're getting a reprieve with the lack of windy conditions. and they're hoping to get this fire under control quickly. that number, though, you mentioned, is pretty staggering. it's gone up. more than doubled since yesterday. more than 600 now. the reason is because authorities believe that or authorities, excuse me, have been going back through 911 calls and police reports that were filed in the early hours. the early frantic hours of this that may have been set aside to make sure anyone reported missing at that time is added to the list. many of the folks on the list are probably safe and sound. it's just a matter of having them check in with authorities. the bigger concern for the well over 20,000 people who are out of their homes is finding a place to stay. of course, there are hotels, many of them are booked. it's almost impossible to get a room within an hour radius of here. there are also shelters. but many of them are jam packed and four are also dealing with the norovirus outbreak. that's not a very appealing option for a lot of people. so yesterday, we found that many