go go go big or go home good morning, america. how about those mets? [ applause ] yay. what a win. jumping up and down like that. did you see the slip and slide champagne toss at the end? it was great. they were partying. it sets up the epicichowdown, cubs/mets. brings back. t.j. holmes will have a complete wrap-up coming up. we begin with the powerful storms slamming california. triggering those mudslides. look at the mud. so thick and deep in some areas. cars were buried. somehohothey managed to openenhe doorand it is not over. abc s aditi roy is in lake hughes, cafornia, for us this morning. good morning, aditi. reporter: good morning, robin. it s a mess out here. we re standing on one of the roads washed out filled with stranded cars like this suv. take a look. it s tilted and its wheel completely buried in the mud. scene, walk with me, follow me to this car here, this one is totally buried. only its top sticking out. rushing across southern california
it. carter. reporter: scott, these are just a few of the hundreds of vehicles that drivers had to abandon as a wall of mud came down the hill and overwhelmed this highway. it happened so fast, that many of these cars were buried up to their windows in a matter of minutes. the floods came with little warning. oh, my god! run for yr life! reporter: torrential rain, four inches an hour, triggered massive mudslides, trapping rush hour drivers on busy interstate 5. nearly 200 cars and trucks were overwhelmed in less than 10 minutes. i have never seen anything like this. reporter: how long is that going to take to clear the mud and all those automobiles out there? only escape for some was through the floodwater. others climbed on top of their cars. all the cars are floating beside us. reporter: further east, trucker will nissen captured this video as 20 feet of mud and rocks lifted several sem is, across the highway. search and rescue teams are now looking for cars th
his big hope for a hollywood comeback. go go go big or go home the mets getting the best revenge. the big homer slamming the dodgers, the most expensive team in baseball fighting in the dugout. chase utley came into the game late, not enough. the mets and the cubs now set for an epic showdown. go go go big or go home good morning, america. how about those mets? [ applause ] yay. what a win. jumping up and down like that. did you see the slip and slide champagne toss at the end? it was great. they were partying. it sets up the epic showdown, cubs/mets. brings me back. t.j. holmes will have a complete wrap-up coming up. we begin with the powerful storms slamming california. triggering those mudslides. look at the mud. so thick and deep in some areas. cars were buried. somehow they managed to open the doors and it is not over. abc s aditi roy is in lake hughes, california, for us this morning. good morning, aditi. reporter: good morning, robin. it s a m
of these cars were buried up to their windows in a matter of minutes. the floods came with little warning. oh, my god! run for yr life! reporter: torrential rain, four inches an hour, triggered massive mudslides, trapping rush hour drivers on busy interstate 5. nearly 200 cars and trucks were overwhelmed in less than 10 minutes. i have never seen anything like this. reporter: how long is that going to take to clear the mud and all those automobiles out there? only escape for some was through the floodwater. others climbed on top of their cars. all the cars are floating beside us. reporter: further east, trucker will nissen captured this video as 20 feet of mud and rocks lifted several sem is, across the highway. search and rescue teams are now looking for cars that may have been buried completely. deputy john dietrich. we re trying to probe down we re not sure, but we don t want to leave somebody potentially trapped down there. reporter: golf ball-sized hail s
along highways north of los angeles. road crews spent the whole day hauling away the mud and the vehicles, just to try to get the roads open 15. carter evans is in the thick of it. carter. reporter: scott, these are just a few of the hundreds of vehicles that drivers had to abandon as a wall of mud came down the hill and overwhelmed this highway. it happened so fast, that many of these cars were buried up to their windows in a matter of minutes. the floods came with little warning. oh, my god! run for yr life! reporter: torrential rain, four inches an hour, triggered massive mudslides, trapping rush hour drivers on busy interstate 5. nearly 200 cars and trucks were overwhelmed in less than 10 minutes. i have never seen anything like this. reporter: how long is that going to take to clear the mud and all those automobiles out there? only escape for some was through the floodwater. others climbed on top of their cars. all the cars are floating beside us. reporter: