California Fire Evacuees Turn To FEMA For Help.
ROMANS: Let's get a check on "CNN Business" this morning. Asian automaker stocks tumbled in what was already a tough day for global stocks. Nissan's stock fell nearly six percent, Mitsubishi Motors fell seven percent. Look, Nissan's chairman, Carlos Ghosn, a legendary auto industry executive, arrested in Japan after an internal investigation revealed years of quote "significant acts of misconduct" by him and another top executive. Now, together, with Japan's Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan and Renault make up the biggest global carmaking alliance and make one of every nine cars sold worldwide and employ more than 470,000 in 200 countries. Nissan said its investigation found he significantly underreported compensation and misused company assets. And new details emerging from Japanese broadcaster NHK that Nissan funded four properties around the world in Rio de Janeiro, Beirut, Paris, and Amsterdam -- homes, essentially, for him -- and did not declare those homes on financial reports. CNN has, so far, been unable to reach Ghosn for comment on these allegations. No public remarks from him yet. Victoria Secret's CEO has resigned as sales decline and the company faces competition from younger companies and online stores. As you know, the fashion show, of course, is iconic. Sales, though, are struggling -- not so pretty. Last quarter, sales dropped six percent at Victoria's Secret stores that have been open for at least a year. Victoria's Secret's nearly 1,000 stores in the U.S. are tried to struggling malls -- many of them -- and last year sales in North America fell eight percent after it stopped selling swimwear and clothing. Instagram, the latest social media platform to crack down on fake likes and comments. Instagram said, Monday, it began removing inauthentic likes, follows, and comments from accounts that use third- party apps that falsely inflate popularity. It said this is part of a greater effort to maintain an authentic platform. Please, I beg you. The move comes as social media sites, including Instagram's parent company, Facebook, face a lot of criticism over the presence of trolls, fake news, and misinformation on their platforms. Instagram said it built machine-learning tools to help detect and remove fake popularity boosting accounts. You mean it's not real? It's not real, folks.</s>BRIGGS: All right.</s>ROMANS: It's not real.</s>BRIGGS: To the latest in the California wildfires. The number of people listed as unaccounted for in the Camp Fire dropping dramatically from nearly 1,000, but there are still 699 unaccounted for. The remains of two more victims were discovered Monday, raising the Camp Fire death toll to 79.</s>ROMANS: Smoke from the blaze is now causing delays and cancelations at San Francisco International Airport because of unhealthy air condition -- air conditions, rather, and reduced visibility. The Butte County Sheriff's Department says two men -- these two men -- have been charged with burglarizing a local fire department while firefighters were battling the flames. There is hardship to go around. CNN's Nick Watt is in Chico, California.</s>NICK WATT, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Christine and Dave, we have seen hundreds, maybe thousands of people pouring through this FEMA relief center today looking for help, looking for the first step in trying to rebuild their lives. This used to be an old abandoned department store and now it is FEMA's one-stop shop so they can -- people can meet with FEMA agents about aid, they can speak to people about trying to get a low-cost loan to rebuild if and when that time comes. Also, you can get your birth certificate, if that burned in the fire, reprinted -- your marriage license, your property deeds. All of that stuff is taken care of here. Now, the actual fire itself is still burning -- I mean, with 5,000 firefighters out there. It's mainly just spot fires but that fire is expected to carry on until the end of the month -- actually another 10 days. But the real focus now, here in Northern California, is to try and get these people on the road to recovery and that's what this center is all about. Nearly 12,000 homes have been destroyed in this blaze. The need and the hurt is, frankly, unimaginable. Christine and Dave, back to you.</s>BRIGGS: Nick Watt, thank you. First fire, now rain. A series of storms forecast to hit California into the holiday weekend. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for the Camp Fire area. Here's meteorologist Ivan Cabrera.</s>IVAN CABRERA, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Hey, guys, good morning. You would think rain would be good for California. It will be for the drought, but where we have the burn scars it's going to be a mess -- the potential for mudslides. We have two systems that are going to be bringing significant rain. The first one comes in on Wednesday so already tomorrow raining, and heavily at times. We'll get a little bit of a break through the day on Thursday. But then, Thursday night and into Friday we have yet another one with more rain. By the time all is said and done we could be looking at anywhere from four to six inches right over the burn area. Again, good for the fires but the problem is the mudslide threat is going to increase big- time here as we head through the next several days. Out east, we have a weak system but it's enough to issue winter weather advisories where you see the purple here. It'll stay mainly to the northwest of Boston, but then you get into New Hampshire and Maine. You'll be seeing anywhere from two to four inches. By the way, that's happening for today and into tonight. We will clear this out and in the wake of it what we'll have is the coldest air mass of the season. Take a look at this -- the temperatures. Now, these are wind chills, as the wind is going to be gusty. By the time we get into New York, single-digit wind chills for Thursday and into Black Friday. Bundle up, guys.</s>ROMANS: Oh, all right. I was not expecting that. Thank you, sir. All right, it may be your worst fear. An elevator --</s>BRIGGS: Yes.</s>ROMANS: -- descending 84 stories quickly when two cables snapped. How they got them out, next.