wow. that was awesome. they call it the 100-year flood and they have the 100-year flood in 2005 and the 100-year flood in 2010. this is the second time for a 100-year storm in five years when we had two. flood gauges reach critical levels and the local fire department warns residents in the known danger zone to get out. we actually went door to door telling everybody that, you know, the flood was coming, that they needed to move out of their homes. after warning the neighborhood, battalion chief andre ojeda begins warning a stretch of houses most at risk. let s pick up a little bit. it s getting close to the edge. hey, don t get too close to the back. there s nothing more he and his colleagues can do but watch and wait. when that moment arrived, it was kind of sad because people were losing their homes.
it turns out ojeda is not the only one videotaping the devastation. where are you from? from the las vegas review journal. a videographer for the las vegas review journal was also on the scene. you could see this house hanging on its edge of the foundation and undercut it and about a third of the house was completely out in the air. all eyes and cameras are on the beige house with white trim. no one is inside. the owner just completed construction and hasn t moved in yet. it s not finished yet, nope. i just talked to him and he said he just finished painting it, and he was laying down the floor. there it goes. then, the unfinished house is finished forever. knew it was coming. the sound is extremely erie. the cracking, the popping the house shears off from the