we've been able to, again, really put in resources and protect the structures. but as you know, fire conditions continue to be extreme, and we're having over 250 tires a week in -- fires a week in the state. as we saw east of carmel over the weekend, a fire rapidly grew in monterey county to over a thousand acres. it's about moving resources and attacking those two fires to keep them small. jenna: we're just taking a look at the horrific scenes out of middletown, california, where basically this entire committee was impacted by the valley fire. what about the human toll in all of this? >> it's really -- that's the part that's really now unfolding. one, the number of structures that were destroyed, you know? whole communities displaced. and really the state, the state's office of emergency services and others working to coordinate the recovery efforts and insuring that these communities are taken care of and that we support these counties as they recover.