California fires: Death toll in Paradise grows to 76 with 1,276 still missing as Trump visits
Fires are raging across California, fueled by very dry conditions and strong Santa Ana winds. The blazes have forced evacuations and killed dozens of people. (Pictured) Flames burn inside a van as the Camp Fire tears through Paradise, Calif., on Nov. 8, 2018. Slideshow by photo services The death toll from California’s worst fire on record rose to 76 as President Trump vowed Saturday to help California recover from the devastation and work to prevent catastrophic blazes. The number of those still unaccounted for continued to rise, standing at 1,276 people as of Saturday night. But Butte County officials said the list is far from precise and could include duplicates as well as the names of people who have not checked in with loved ones or authorities. The remains of five more people were found Saturday. Trump toured the rubble of Paradise, where more than 12,000 structures were lost, with Gov. Jerry Brown and Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom. Trump said he was stunned by the level of destructio...