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john coffey. he is our touchstone for issues like this. we appreciate you coming, professor. how liable is the company or elon musk from these private suits? >> those are two different questions. the company will say they didn't make a question. a proposal that has been made to it has not been clearly outlined yet. any liability will be mr. musk. mr. musk might have liability to the short sellers because they had real losses but actually the stock price has not moved in a way that means most shareholders have losses. it has come back about where it was before that original tweet that talked about financing secured. david: right. >> so i don't think there is huge loss there is. when they made the second disclosure this week, that was the corrected disclosure that probably cut off the windows for anyone to bring a suit in. i don't think there is a problem with the private suits. david: you make a distinction between the liability of musk himself and the company in general. the sec, coming across the wire there is evidence now that the sec is trying to get personal communication

coffey park. >> it is like wow. just can't -- you can't put words to it. >> reporter: we met john weber and his wife jodie last falls they walked through the charred debris of the house they lived in for 30 years. what has been the most overwhelming aspect to all of this? >> everything is gone. everything is gone. it is unbelievable that a fire could destroy a whole subdivision. >> reporter: but now ten months later, coffey park is on the rebound. the ashes and twisted metal have been removed and one by one the houses are being rebuilt. hundreds of homes are currently under construction, with hundreds more slated to begin over the next few months. no one really knows how long it will take for the community to fully recover, but the quiet scenes of wreckage have been replaced by power tools and heavy equipment. >> i kind of prefer this to the dead silence. it was just eerie, like, surreal. >> this was a dining room. >> reporter: we met john at the same spot, where soon construction workers will break ground on his new house. the story of coffey park's resurgence perhaps could be an inspirational one to the community