Streets. [ screaming ] reporter dramatic video of an entire building imploding after a 7. 1 magnitude earthquake jolted mexico city and its surrounding areas. [ sirens ] reporter at large forced thousands to flee nearby buildings only to watch streetlights sway overhead. Meanwhile, others huddled inside clenching each other for comfort fearing the floor could crumble below them. This video posted on twitter shows the side of another building collapsing to the ground. As onlookers screamed and cried in horror. Streets were littered with rubble and debris. Thousands of Community Members joined rescue workers as they worked to start their recovery process. Finally, a positive sign. Someone had been found in the rubble alive as crews rushed to carry survivors away on gurneys to seek treatment. As the hours pass, more people were pulled from the wreckage with many more still likely trapped. The u. S. Geological survey says it was centered near a central state town 76 miles of mexico city. A
Can you believe that . An incredible scene in san rafael this morning of a home being destroyed by a massive landslide. A Police Officer took this video of the house on Mountain View avenue. The twostory house was inundated by a wall of mud that tore right through the walls, snapped support beams and as you can see wrecked the foundation. The family inside heard the commotion, all ran out. The homeowner says everyone did get out safely and is okay. He said seeing the house where he was born destroyed is tough to handle. I tell my wife and son, weve got to get out of the house. Right then there was a slide that came in over our upper patio and hit the window into our kitchen, coming down into the house. So then we ran out. Smart move. Two neighboring homes have been tagged unsafe, too dangerous for people to be in because of the crumbling hillside. Now to the east bay where a group of women had to be rescued from flooding during a luncheon. Laura anthony is live in Castro Valley with a
Possibly a repeat today. Hi, everybody. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but lets jump right in. The good news with this one is the timings a little bit slower than the last one so right now, were just looking at green up in santa rosa. You can see guerneville road and Petaluma Hill road, some wetness developing there and its up in the north bay where were seeing the yellows but notice the yellows are offshore heading towards the north bay. I had a fairly dry commute but you can see here on the Golden Gate Bridge, some areas are still wet. By 7 00, the north bay starting to get pounded. By noon, were all getting pound. But 4 00, the north bays not getting pounded while the rest of us are. And by 7 00, it finally starts to taper for all of us. Alexis, hows it going. We only have eight incidents on the boards. As you probably know, we got up to almost 150 on tuesday when we had the big storm so im expecting that to really increase throughout the day. No issues there and a quick check o
Consider the latter. President trump tweeted, see you in court. The security of our nation is at stake. And Lisa Amin Gulezian has reaction to the ruling. Reporter dan, there were a few people out in front of the federal courthouse behind me. They had signs that they were very happy with the judges decision but they went inside because of the rain. I want to tell you a woman i met from syria. She happened to be walking by. She received her visa back in december and had planned to come to the u. S. In march after getting things settled back at home and so forth. Because of all of this back and forth and uncertainty of it all, she rushed to get a ticket and arrived two days ago. When they moved the ban and said its tempb rarely moved, i had to move my job and take my son out of school. Reporter she does have a 7 1 2yearold son who she pulled out of school. She planned to come here in march. She wanted to get him settled in school but right now she has her son and shes trying to start her
Much rain came down, they couldnt release water fast enough. So thats the situation we are in right now. Cant really control how much its going to rain. Thats for sure. Len, thank you. Nearby the lexington reservoir is beyond capacity at 104 after the latest round of heavy rain in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The water thats been overflowing since yesterday has spread on to highway 17 and forced some detours. And state water officials now think they can avoid using an emergency spillway at lake oroville. Just this week, the main spillway partially collapsed. Environmentalists are scrambling. They are trying to save baby salmon from a hatchery buried by mud and concrete. Look at these pictures just in from chopper 5. A whole section of the hillside in orinda has broken off. We told you yesterday about the homeowner who thought he heard thunder. But instead, it was thousands of pounds of rock and debris. Easy to see why his home is now redtagged. In the past 30 minutes amazing new pictures