Why Wildfire Victims Who Shun Bank Accounts Find It Harder To Recover

A small number of Americans have figured out a way to do what seems impossible these days: live without a bank account.  But disasters, like November's deadly wildfire in Paradise, wreak havok on people's normal routines.  Capital Public Radio's Pauline Bartolone talked to displaced Butte County residents about how being unbanked has complicated their recovery.