How hay figures into their efforts, mike has the story. Reporter you nailed it. Hay will be playing a pretty big ricky foley in this incident. Let me set the stage for you right now. Behind me, a neighborhood park. There is a few feet of mud below it. This mud will stay here throughout this coming weekend, the focus is on the hillside above and the Storm Brewing off the coast. Day two in daily city, one filled with spraying people play there or walk their dogs. Doesnt look like it today. Not any more. Reporter buried, a critical one in the park. Today, the hunt to find it got underway. Meantime, romero is talking about this massive hole in the hillside, the engineers deemed it stable, the focus is on erosion control. We are basically trying to create a buffer zone around. Basically the mud will stay until the weekend. Right now, we are fighting the weather. Crews are digging to divert the incoming rain off the hillside and right into the storm drain into the park. Drain crews eventuall
Quickthinking pilot saved the lives of everyone on his jetliner. And a Police Officers friendly challenge to kids in his Community Goes viral. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell, reporting tonight from washington. Odonnell good evening. This is our western edition. And we begin with that breaking news tonight, Dale Earnhardt jr. , one of the biggest names in nascar was involved in a fiery plane crash this afternoon in eastern tennessee. His wife, baby daughter, and two pilots were also on board. They were taken to a hospital for evaluation. Earnhardt is 44 years old and is known simply as junior by racing fans. He was in tennessee to work as a tv analyst for this weekends nascar race. Omar villafranca tonight on how his family and his dog escaped. Reporter flames and black smoke poured out of the Cessna Citation jet just moments after the plane ran off the runway in northeast tennessee, on board, racing legend Dale Earnhardt jr. , seen here being treated at the scene by p
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