today california and 15 other states added their voices against the order. state attorney general said the administration s reckless dismissal of the constitution threatens to rip apart california families. it defies centuries of our american tradition. kpix 5 legal analyst tells us this battle isn t close to being over. whichever side loses has 14 days to ask for it either in re- hearings before a full panel more than three judges or they can asked to go directly to the united states supreme court. reporter: what s the next step ? reporter: that will happen tomorrow at 3 pm these judges will convene and each side will get half an hour to present their case. you can count on us to be there. elizabeth. nobody knows how long the band will be suspended so travelers from the countries are naturally getting on planes and getting to the us as fast as they can. kpix 5 devon feeley is at the airport with an update. reporter: there are several more international flight scheduled
south bay highway. rock and debris came crashing down some of the cleanup is going to take a while. the trouble is a long hecker pass the stretch of highway 152 w. of gilroy. this mudslide is still moving? reporter: absolutely. we re here at this caltrans roadblock. they have it so far back the mudslide is three miles up the road. to give you an idea of how big it is they say there is enough mud to fill 30 dump trump s dump trucks. caltrans is in full triage mode and its latest headache is a slow-motion disaster. it is still active in its retro grading. reporter: geologists spent the morning studying the mudslides. a massive chunk slid onto the road. the concrete barrier used to be straight and it was no match for 50,000 tons of mud, rock and debris. this is a view from 100 feet up , the ground is soggy end with another six inches of ranking for rain forecast. it s not over. we did see some tension cracks and i anticipate five or 10 more redwoods will come down as pa
area, making tracks 680 into the san ramon valley. you have the pretty moderate to heavy rainfall. a break near alviso. we have the rain showers in milpitas along 880 into the silicon valley. rain showers in santa clara. look in the santa cruz mountains. this is where we are anticipating up to 6 full inches of rain today alone. highway 82 or 280, give yourself some extra time. this is torrential downpours with the wind gusts up to 35 and 40 miles per hour. marina district you have some moderate rainfall right now. daly city, bayview, as well. this is why the national weather service has now issued a flash flood warning. when you see that red area, that is napa and sonoma. the yellow area is where we do have a watch which is just about the entire bay area. kind of hiding in the midst of things, the east bay urban and small stream flooding advisory in effect. there will be bonding on the roads until friday expecting five inches of rain up to around the peninsula. up to 6 and 7
people have been able to evacuate so quickly and the disturbance to their lives. reporter: california governor jerry brown says the situation along the oroville dam is serious and potentially dangerous and he s asked the white house for help. just know that their government and their representatives are doing everything they can and will continue to do whatever it takes to make sure we have a safe dam. reporter: how did we get here? last week s storms started the process in motion after the main concrete spillway started breaking apart. as that hole got bigger, engineers decided to use the emergency spillway for the first time in the dam s 48 year history. that worked for a while until water started pouring over the emergency spillway gouging huge craters out of the hillside taking out a road, altering the landscape. the holes were in the base of the emergency spillway, so it was in serious danger of collapsing onto himself and sending a tsunami downstream. onto its
for special offers now. casualty in the trump tonight: rrounding live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. we have breaking news, the first major casualty in the trump administration, the russian scandal surrounding the president s national security advisor just cost him his job. but first the threat of a dam disaster, tonight a race against time to avoid a catastrophic collapse and dangerous flooding before the next storm. good evening. i m elizabeth cook. i m ken bastida. the compromised oroville dam is in butte county north of sacramento. we have team coverage tonight. first off kpix5 s joe vazquez who is at lake oroville. joe? reporter: ken, you can see all these big trucks behind me. clearly they are hard at work trying to put these big rocks onto the broken spillway and trying to fix it. what is not so clear tonight is the degree to which communities downstream are still in harm s way. it s very difficult. it s hard to understand how people have