This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Geregous and Gary Smith.

Well, GPS has been quite a week in the LA area.

I think we're both behind the orange curtain right now.

So the fleeing the area. And it's, I never realize just how much of a elite I was until

this fire, because the number of people that I know that have lost their houses in Pacific

Palisades is off the charts.

And also Al-Tadena, which I grew up next door to, it's really some.

Yeah, it's, it's really been devastating. I have a very close friend who's not sure if he's lost

his house in the Palisades yet, but certainly from all the pictures, I have to assume that

he has, which is devastating. And welcome to the orange curtain we uh we we welcome you and it's uh it's quite

lovely down here unfortunately hard to be uh enjoying the great weather and the great scenery

when everyone else is suffering such immense damage but um i'm very glad that everyone has gotten, everyone, you know, close to us has gotten

somewhere that is safe.

We have some people out in the desert.

We have some people who have moved north.

But it's just absolutely been very, very difficult.

I'll tell you, the out of the, the out of Dina,ades and Altadena and then kind of coming down North Lake are just, it looks like the aftermath of a world war.

World war, yeah. It really is like nothing. I mean, all kinds of friends have been texting

nonstop and I appreciate that as I'm sure yours have been fighting out just to make sure you're

okay. And I tell them, you know, for once it is not overstated. The destruction is just

off the charts.

Yeah, it's apocalyptic. I have been traveling to and from Los Angeles several times this week.

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