drivers there are digging out from massive mud slides. the images coming in are absolutely stunning. motorist nick zurnick spent 20 hours on interstate 5 and captured this video. the mud was up to 20 feet in some places. more than 200 cars and trucks were beard along the highway. zurnick described that chaotic scene. when the rain and the hail hit, we literally all turned on hazard lights and stopped. it was you could barely see your windshield wipers. it was crazy. and then it cleared and as soon as it started to clear, all of a sudden, we could hear the rocks and the mud start coming. and it was a little scary at first. i m not going to lie. authorities say there have been no reports of injuries and the cleanup, of course, could take days. we re also learning new details today from this month s campus massacre in oregon. the man so many called a hero, chris mintz, is recounting what happened the day of the shooting. moment by moment. eight students and one professor were kill
stalled vehicles including his own. he is on the phone with us. as this was happening, describe for me what you were seeing and what you were thinking? caller: good morning. it was an interesting experience. it was definitely at the first when the rain and the hail hit. we all turned on the lights and stopped. you could barely see your windshield wipers. it was crazy. then, it cleared. as soon as it started to clear, all of the sudden, we could hear as the rocks and mud start coming. it was a little scary at first. i m not going to lie. we were very lucky where we were kind of in the middle of the pack, we didn t get the worse of it. we were about 6-8 inches of mud. cars around us got hit by boulders, different things like that. with he were very lucky they were able to dig us out. we were stuck in the sing the spot we were for 4 1/2 hours before caltran could dig behind
go to ziprecruiter.com. all right to southern california where drivers right now are digging out of huge mud slides? take a look at this. they are stunning images. that is mud, mud that they are stuck in, up to 20 feet deep in some places, swallowing up more than 200 cars and trucks along the highway. motorists nick zernick spent 20 hours on i-5 and described the chaotic scene. when the rain and the hail hit, we all literally turned on hazard lights and stopped. it was you could barely see your windshield wipers. so it was crazy, and then it cleared, and as soon as it started to clear, all of a sudden, we could hear the rocks and the mud start coming. it was a little scary at first, i m not going to lie. authorities say there have been no reports of injuries, the cleanup could take days. and the name of the church