>> those homes still in danger in terms of that burn? >> well, there was, you know, a very high level of destruction because we have steep terrain and very dry vegetation, we've had extremely low rain fall over the last 7 years and moisture content, fuel, brush around the homes is very low and the brush is very -- it's not resistent to ignition so once there's any sort of ignition sources into dry brush like this, fuel and extreme offshore wind would get an extremely high rate of spread and we had unfortunately a lot of structures were damaged and destroyed by the fire. right now the total stands at 836 but we currently have damage assessment teams that are out on the fire line right now doing accurate count of how many structures were destroyed. eric: and the president in news conference availability up north earlier talked about fos management and mentioned norway