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Too much rain could be a problem also. we are already trying to think ahead and work with partners to try to mitigate what we can of the additional impact. towns and every place we visited, i see and i ve asked the question, they re all going to do an expedited rebuild. meaning, permits will come a lot faster. then they would normally be. this is us tough situation and another will get fast with expediting to get this rebuilt and redone. it is a great thing. it will make things happen a lot faster. would you like to say something? as a matter fact, the executive order will speed up the permit process as well as other recovery actions. that will help and all i can say is, we re going to have to learn a lot more about nature, about the wind, the fire potential, about how to build, how not to build, how to escap ....
Well as recovery actions. it will help, all i can say is that we re going to have to learn a lot more about nature, about the wind, fire potential, reporter: tonight, the city paradise is holding a vigil to remember all of those missing and all of the lives that have been lost. back to peer. jon: and what ishappening there in malibu ? reporter: in malibu today, jon, 30s are going through community after community and letting various neighborhoods back in. this neighborhood, dune drive where i m standing, residents have been coming back in today. if my photographer compared to the right, there has been a steady stream of vehicles down the street. followed by police vehicles, the red cross has been here and people are coming back to see what they have left. in some cases, they have homes still standing. ....
Faster than would normally be the case. this is an area where it tough to get permits and i know they ll go very fast with expediting and get it rebuilt and redone. speed up the processes as well as other reactions. all i can say is we are going to have to learn a lot more about nature, about the winds, fire potential, how to build, how not to build. we ve just learned within the last half-hour as of 2:00 p.m. local time california time today, officials will the president talking to this neighborhood so that people who live here will be coming back for the first time to see this destruction. that is likely to be very emotional. again, the big focus today is on northern california and the campfire. 76 people have died so far but a ....
When you have 150 people on board and all that luggage in the cargo hold? well the less weight you have on the gear the better. in other words, if the main gear can sustain that weight, that s a good thing and so they wanted to get rid of the weight but also the fire potential as well. bill: all right. dr. vernon grose, thank you. have you seen many cases like this by the way? think about all the planes in the air every day. it is not common. doctor? no, it really isn t. it really isn t. these people lucky. we hope injuries are minor and they stay that way, minor. dr. vernon grose, good to have you on our program out of washington, d.c. 33 minutes after the hour now. there are new concerns about voters rights in california after the u.s. supreme court allowed gay marriage to resume in that state, ruling that ordinary citizens could not legally defend the law in federal court. critics worry the ruling will ....
Property, evacuations. what is the latest number. we ve got about 117 homes destroyed in the past few days in the dallas area, on the pashdom kingdom lake, we have folks on the ground, counting up property damaged working with the families that have lost their homes. since the first of the year we ve lost about 370 homes and buildings. rick: and the weather forecast, i understand that some rain is in the forecast, but that might not be good news. why? well, we do have some rain hopefully in east texas today. we re concerned about a lightning ignition, thunderstorms, things like that can start fires. today is the first time in 20 days where we ve had no extreme, significant fire potential, so we re hoping to use this day you know, we ve got 20 active fires, some are 100,000 acres and more, and we re hoping to use today to make progress on those fires throughout the state. rick: april, talk to us about the button bans in effect across much of the state of texas now. what do they en ....