now and forevermore. narrator: if animals are our best friends, shouldn t we be theirs? visit your local shelter, adopt a pet. you ll be in my heart no matter what. cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the 60s, you need to know. it s the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that s cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo s preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. all: cbs cares! well, folks in the northeast had to dig into their closets for winter coats this morning. it was 17 degrees in montpelier, vermont. 19 in massena, new york. and in the town of mexico, new york autumn leaves disappeared in a blanket of lakeeffect snow. nine inches fell over the weekend. they re digging out in southern california, too. last week six feet of mud covered highway 58 north of l.a. mireya villareal reports it won t be melting away on its own. reporter: david quintana is seeing his truck for the first time in five days. i think it
well, folks in the northeast had to dig into their closets for winter coats this morning. it was 17 degrees in montpelier, vermont. 19 in massena, new york. and in the town of mexico, new york autumn leaves disappeared snow. nine inches fell over the they re digging out in southern california, too. last week six feet of mud covered highway 58 north of l.a. mireya villareal reports it won t be melting away on its own. reporter: david quintana is seeing his truck for the first time in five days. i think it s going to be totaled. i think it s going to have a lot of electrical problems and probably some water in the motor. reporter: he was one of hundreds of people stuck on highway 58 when torrential rains hit the area. i turned and i looked and off the mountain there was just a river of water coming down. and i was really concerned that we were going to get washed away. reporter: more than 150 cars and trucks were towed, some to the mojave airport, where drivers scrape
i turned and i looked and off the mountain there was just a river of water coming down. and i was really concerned that we were going to get washed away. reporter: more than 150 cars and trucks were towed, some to the mojave airport, where drivers scraped off mud and tried to salvage what was inside. back on highway 58 transportation crews were scraping mud off the road. debbie cochran and her daughter, jessica mcdonel, shot this video of the mudslide from inside their truck. luckily we weren t farther up where the cars were buried more. reporter: the pair waited nearly 12 hours inside their vehicle to be rescued. the cars in front of us were floating around, banging into each other. it was really scary, and we were really lucky that we didn t get as much damage as most of these other cars. reporter: there are still dozens of cars here at the airport that either need to be picked up or they need to be towed. million cubic yards of mud still out there on highway 58
well, folks in the northeast had to dig into their closets for winter coats this morning. it was 17 degrees in montpelier, vermont. 19 in massena, new york. and in the town of mexico, new york autumn leaves disappeared in a blanket of lake effect snow. nine inches fell over the weekend. they re digging out in southern california, too. last week six feet of mud covered highway 58 north of l.a. mireya villareal reports it won t be melting away on its own. reporter: david quintana is seeing his truck for the first time in five days. i think it s going to be totaled. i think it s going to have a lot of electrical problems and probably some water in the motor. reporter: he was one of hundreds of people stuck on highway 58 when torrential rains hit the area. i turned and i looked and off the mountain there was just a river of water coming down. and i was really concerned that we were going to get washed away. reporter: more than 150 cars and trucks were towed, some to t
we re in the middle of that massive storm right now. dangerous roads. dozens of accidents. this car slamming into a home. tens of thousands without power. thousands of flights cancelled and passengers stranded at airports and a bitter blast of cold turning everything to ice. there s got to be a morning-after. you think the players have been to bed? just waking up? going to sleep? whatever. they should enjoy it. on the west coast. that game coming down to the final seconds, as you know and they re going to be talking about that play for a very, very long time. hard to believe they threw it right there. boy, look at that the hero. we re going to talk with malcolm butter who had the int coming up. since that happened dan harris was able to come in this morning. there were people who made fun of me. her initials are lara spencer for not knowing anything about sports last week. you had a 50/50 shot my friend. . big patriots fan joining everyone in boston this morn