'Everyone I talked to said it was a flaming ball falling from the sky...'
Meteor showers are generally fun and safe light shows. But one Northern California man says it became a nightmare instead when a meteorite hit his house, setting it ablaze and destroying it.
"I heard a big bang," Procita told the local news station. "I started to smell smoke. I went onto my porch and it was completely engulfed in flames."
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