the video was taken by burbank firefighters. they posted it to instagram writing -- "urban prius bobsledding in burbank!" the driver and his girlfriend say it was a very scary situation. but driver was able to maneuver the car away safely. no one was hurt. ( darya ) in napa county... the sheriff's department has identified the man killed by a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old hernan reyes- aguires lived in fairfield. he was on his way home when a giant rock knocked his car off a cliff. officials in napa county are now stepping up efforts to prevent more mud and rockslides from happening. the office of emergency services is providing free straw wattles and wooden stakes to people in areas damaged by last october's fire storm. ( darya ) the d-m-v is working on a fire recovery operation to remove fire- damaged vehicles in santa rosa. with support from the state and local law enforcement agencies. the department is working to identify damaged cars and process the necessary paperwork for removal. the goal of the operation is to k

reena. >> ninan: barry burbank. thank you, barry. well, on this cold weekend, many are reading a new bestselling book about the trump presidency. it's called "fire and fury." the president today dismissed it as a worveg fiction. mr. trump also declared himself a "very stable genius." errol barnett has more on this. >> got a lot of work condition, a lot of great work for the people. >> reporter: despite president trump's important weekend at camp david where he's setting his 2018 agenda, he ban the day defending his mental fitness tweeting, "my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart," going on to say he is, "a very stable genius." >> i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article, but i don't know this man. >> reporter: it's a defense against characterizations made by michael wolff, author of the book "fire and fury." >> i think that he's intellectually incapable of being president of the united states. >> reporter: wolff says he stands by his account, which relies o

further inland, in burbank, a e mg inland, in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras capturedspeed, sweeping everything in its path. firefighters will not let us go path. firefighters will not let us 9° up path. firefighters will not let us go up that any further. they say the situation could change in the blink ofan situation could change in the blink of an eye. as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. the pacific coast was hardest hit. the financial cost will be immense. the human toll, even higher. james cook, bbc news, montecito. we can go live to james now. what is the latest you have on the rescue operation? well, the scene around me here is one, as you can see, of com plete here is one, as you can see, of complete devastation. the power of the mud as it charged down from the mountains was quite immense. it has left parts of houses smashed to pieces and strewn across the road. the rescue operation does continue. we have seen helicopters overhead in the last three minutes ferrying people backwards and forwards, presumably trying to get people out. we have had no more

. >>> in burbank a river of mud carried a prius down a street. burbank firefighters posted this on instagram on country club drive on tuesday. you can see the wipers going. the driver made it out safely. evacuations in burbank are now lifted. >>> that's what happens when you get a lot of rain on those kind of hillsides. burbank, malibu, ventura has problems, montecito areas, carpinteria, as well. so for us we have clouds out there. the clouds are just there. it's not going to be a rain event or anything like that. it's going to be fog in the morning, partly sunny to mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon and that pattern takes us root through the bay area weekend. so the ground is wet, the fog is going to re-form rapidly tonight. current temperatures are in the 50s. the dew points in the mid-40s so fog will form. you can see that it's -- no wind on the bay. you can see clouds overhead. it's going to be one of those days tomorrow a lot like today. it starts off that way but i think tomorrow as evidenced here we'll see a little more sunshine early on. so

the video was taken by burbank firefighters.ting -- "urban prius bobsledding in burbank!" the driver and his girlfriend say it was a very scary situation. but driver was able to maneuver the car away safely. no one was hurt. ( darya ) in napa county... the sheriff's department has identified the man killed by a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old hernan reyes- aguires lived in fairfield. he was on his way home when a giant rock knocked his car off a cliff. officials in napa county are now stepping up efforts to prevent more mud and rockslides from happening. the office of emergency services is providing free straw wattles and wooden stakes to people in areas damaged by last october's fire storm. ( darya ) the d-m-v is working on a fire recovery operation to remove fire- damaged vehicles in santa rosa. with support from the state and local law enforcement agencies. the department is working to identify damaged cars and process the necessary paperwork for removal. the goal of the operation is to keep debris cleanup on track. the

marcy gonzales is live in burbank one of the areas impacted by the mudslides, you have the latest from there? >> reporter: right rick, this is just a part of the cleanup effort ongoing here in los angeles county. while up in santa barbara county the focus remains much more urgent. >> search teams are back out trucking through the thick mud. desperately searching for survivors after the powerful mudslides here in southern california. >> oh my god mom. >> the fast moving flow of mud came surging. >> came into his home. >> wake dad up. >> the family stuck in thigh high mud for an hour and a half finally managing to escape. i turned and apologized to my folks because i did not force them to evacuate. it was an emotional moment. >> the death toll in this community rises. >> i know people personally already who have died. >> and continue searching. >> i am searching with all of my heart. >> he learned that his mother rebecca is among the at least 17 killed in the mudslides and eight others reported missing their neighborhoods filled with debris reaching the second story in some cases and the

chris martinez, cbs news, burbank, california. >>> the threat is over and the people in puerto rico, caribbean islands and in central america they are breathing a sigh of relief after the 7.6 earthquake triggered the tsunami warming for several hours. thankfully the deadly waves did not follow. >>> two dc police officers are recovering after someone stole the police cruiser leading them on a chase in the capitol hill neighborhood just after 1 am. marcella robertson has the latest. >> reporter: the chase ended here and officers were chasing the stolen police cruiser and the suspect crashed into the car that the two officers were in. they were hurt but are expected to be okay, and the suspect is in custody. most neighbors said they were fast asleep and did not hear anything when it happened. >> this is a pretty safe neighborhood and i've lived your four years, so that is shocking. >> reporter: the suspect jumped into the police cruiser on pennsylvania avenue and took off. the suspect did not make it are -- make it far and crashed a half mile away. what is unclear is why they would want

you can see a river of mud carried a prius down a street in burbank. burbank firefighters posted this video on instagram. this happened on country club drive. you can see the car's windshield wipers were going. that driver made it out okay. evacuation orders in burbank have now been lifted after major mudslides and flooding in that area. >>> our coverage on the deadly mudslides continues in about 10 minutes. we'll go live to highway 101. it has been closed in the santa barbara area ever since the mudslides hit. we'll get an update on the situation there and when that highway might be re-opening. >>> now to washington, where negotiations over immigration between the president and lawmakers today prompted a disparaging comment from the president that is sparking controversy around the world. >> the remarks were aimed at certain countries that the president apparently views in a negative light. heather holmes joins us now with the details. >>> reporter: the comments from the president is being reported by multiple news outlets. it comes from at least two

but there is also damage in burbank and even in los angeles. >> the water swept away not only mud, but also other debris off those burned hillsides. montecito boulders as big as cement mixers were downstream, smashing right into multi-million dlaollar homes. >> reporter: rescuers troubling through chest-high mud in the frantic search for the missing. >> we have multiple reports of people trapped. >> reporter: up to five inches of rain surging through creek beds with titanic force. >> our worst fear coming alive for us now. people are out there trying to do the best work they can and perform as many rescues as they possibly can. >> reporter: the thomas fire, largest in california history, denuded the nearby hills of vegetation and anything that would absorb the water. the famed 101 freeway overrun. >> we're retreating and you can feel the debris hitting the car right now. >> reporter: closed for 30 miles in both directions. you can see how fast that water is moving here. that is a torrent of water. at least 13 have been killed and 20 have been injured. rescuers piling in, pulling out th

live in burbank, california, channel 6 "action news." >> marcy, thank you. >>> firefighters rushed to the scene of a reported explosion at a southwest philadelphia car shop. smoke was pouring from the building at greenway avenue at 6:30 this morning. crews reported a partial collapse of the buildings roof. and no one was injured. a man is in critical condition after he was shot in north philadelphia. gun fire erupted on west norris street. they found the 42-year-old victim at the location and rushed him to the hospital. they are working to identify the suspect and possible motive. >>> traffic is moving again on the pa turnpike following a multivehicle crash in bensalem. after one vehicle overturned in the westbound lanes. at least five vehicles were involved in the collision. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is expected to declare the opioid crisis a statewide emergency. the move opens up more resources ..r hard hit areas. >>> much more ahead. 13,000 tourists are trapped at a ski resort. how they are trying to get them out. that story comes up. >>> and an ice chunk comes off the buildin

, but it is voluntary in burbank even though some homes are backed up against areas of the mountains stripped by vegetation by flames. so they are being very cautious there. and the concern right now is mudslides. homeowners have been told to stack sand bags, heavy rain is forecast to strike southern california sometime this morning. back to you. >>> and san francisco police officer is facing sexual assault charges. >> police arrested 30-year-old just ten mccall on charges of 145u sexual assaulting an entox indicated person who was unconscious or asleep. >>> pg and e will begin variable rates. residential customers will see bills based on when they use electricity, not just how much they use. charging more when dehe hand hits its daily late afternoon peak should in theory prompt people to run their appliances later at night or during the day when power is plentiful. 150,000 customers will begin using variable rates in april. >>> whether there will be customers with solar panels? here is a look at what is going on with the rush hour this morning. let me tell you, as someone who drove

marcie gonzalez, abc news, burbank, california. >> as marcie just mentioned one of the victims had been identified as rebecca risken and has family in the bay area. risken is the sister of teresa drenic, spokesperson for the alameda county district attorney and was in southern california this week helping to search for her sister. >>> marin county sent a search and rescue team to montecito. the crew drove down overnight to santa barbara county to help emergency responders today. california air national guard members based in silicon valley are already in southern california and posted these fee photos of what they saw from their helicopter. >>> after fears of tumbling into the ocean a woman's dream home is no more. a little yellow house was demolished this morning. the last one red tagged in pacifica. here's abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> reporter: you may watch this and see a demolition job. melissa mcconnell sees it differently. >> the kitchen sliding glass door just went down. >> reporter: she knows every inch of this 900 square foot home. it's not just a kitchen back splash

about 500 homes are either damaged or destroyed. >> this is in burbank. this is not in some little town somewhere. it's insanity. this is terrible. >> and the stories, when you hear -- i mean they're just frightening. i don't know how they keep going. it's just terrifying. some of the rain is already in here. we may have a little bit of fog later tonight as well. we'll be watching for a wetter morning commute and some showers around on and off throughout the day. t' ing to look like there's going to be a couple of rounds. at times this could be moderate if not heavy, especially if you live allege and east of the bay, so we're going to watch that for you. this is what is heading in our direction. notice on the back edge of it temperatures dropped so quickly that it does change over to a little bit of snow and sleet. in closer to our area not showing up just yet . this is going to spread over the area in time forth morning commute. on the light side that is for sure. you know we hit 62 today. we're looking for 67-degrees tomorrow here in d.c. mid 606s just

they turned out in full force for the league's debut matches in burbank, california.gue is sparing no expense to make this feel leak a real sporting event. they have real broadcasters behind me. they have a huge high-tech set. and when the players are introduced, they come in just like the pros. 18-year-old christopher schaefer, aka grimreality, plays for the los angeles valiant. >> it's still insane to me. even though i'm in this generation the fact that i'm able to, you know, do this every day and make money. >> reporter: there are an estimated 191 million e-sports fans worldwide. last year, the industry made $660 million in revenue. that figure is expected to grow to $1 event 5 billion by 2020. those numbers have attracted big-flame backers like new england patriots owner robert kraft and l.a. rams owner stan kroenke. nate nanzer is lead commissioner of overwatch. >> i don't think it's going to be any less common in the future to grab the family and go to an overwatch league game as it is to go to a major league baseball game. so i think our owners see that opportu

e ey turned out for the league's debut matches in burbank, california.ring no expense to make this feel like a real sporting event. rtey have real sports d oadcasters behind me, they have a huge high-tech set, and when the players are introduced, they come in just like the pros. there are an estimated 191 million e-sports fans worldwide. tst year, the industry made n 60 million in revenue, and that figure is expected to grow to $1.5 billion by 2020. those numbers have attracted likname backers like new england patriots owner robert kraft, and l.a. rams owner stan kroenkey. ryan morse represents several e- sports players. >> we're here, and it's not a joke anymore. these kids, who are coming from their parents' basements, are rdw making more than their parents. >> okay, i'm definitely the quggest nerd. >> reporter: nerd or not, these players are quickly becoming the new faces of professional sports. mireya villarreal, cbs news, burbank, california. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs capt

chris martinez, cbs news, burbank, california. >> one person died in a mudslide on highway 121 in napa county last night just after 5 p.m. napa's chp sayses vehicle was hit by a rock from the hill. then it was hit again by the mudslide. the hill is unstable. the road is still closed. >>> the toll hike on seven bay area bridges may go up $3. the mtc committee received a report on the recommended toll hike today. if voters choose to increase the toll, that could mean crossing the bay bridge during rush hour could cost $9. the money is supposed to finance a $4.5 billion project to improve transit and highways. >>> actor james franco facing sexual misconduct allegations. the golden globe winner from the bay area responds in a tv appearance. >> plus, actress meghan markle stepped out with prince harry. they spent their second royal outing together addressing young brits. >> reporter: it's gray and gloomy out there with drizzle popping up in some spots. so i'll kick up the hi-def doppler and show you where we're seeing the moisture. also, high pressure is slowly on its way. we'll also let yo

in burbank!"e male driver and his girlfriend say, it was a very scary situation... the man was eventually able to maneuver the car away safely. no one was injured. (steve) a former coroner in the north bay pled guilty to committing a lewd act with a minor. (steve) darrell harris pled guilty to one felony charge at a preliminary hearing this morning. he was charged with several different child sex crimes dating back to 2008...and continuing until earler this year. harris faces five years of probation and up to one year in the marin county jail. he must also register as a convicted sex offender. the 47-year-old from san rafael had worked in the marin county coroner's office for 15 years. (pam) a petaluma man has been arrested for helping his wife commit suicide. the call came in around seven-30 yesterday morning. police say david clement reported his wife has just hung herself from a tree. authorities found the woman's body suspended by a rope near highway one in bodega bay. police say she attempted

live in burbank. marcy gonzalez, abc7 news. >> we see how widespread the damage is. any estimate on how much destruction there has been? or is it just too early? >> reporter: we're hearing some pretty staggering numbers from officials. that 65 homes were destroyed. but nearly 450 others were damaged. so some of those residents and homeowners have been returning today to see if there is anything left to salvage. >> live in burbank. thank you. >>> we have new pictures of the reinforcements from the bay area whelming the search and rescue. the california national guard tweeted these photos. they said 700 people were affected. >> it is a product of dry soil and heavy rains. this according to geologists and engineers. >> david louie walked the a geo technical engineer who said the hills and canyons put residents at risk. >> the magnitude of the destruction was predictable after a major fire. the massive mud flow had enough force to knock houses off their foundations. the mud carried rocks and boulders as it gained speed. the power can't be underestimated. the u.s. geologi

burbank, california. >>> people using boats to get to and from ventura and santa barbara. ferries sold out as people braved 14-foot waves. >>> reinforcements from the bay area had helping with search and rescue. taken from helicopter. devastating scene. one of eight california national guard aircraft helping in the effort. if you're looking for more information, download the abc news app. looking at the recent stories, updated automatically. be sure to enable push alerts. abc7 was first to report on another near miss at sfo, aeromexico plane about to land on wrong runway. just six months after near mishap with air canada. >> reporter: got okay to land at 11:40 tuesday morning. but when the plane was about a mile out, controller spotted trouble. faa says aeromexico 668 lined up on the wrong runway. instead of 28 right, heading to 28 left. on it a virgin america flight with passengers. faa says the pilots were using guidance system often used in poor weather to help with approach. will be ierviewed as part of the investigation. >> runways at san francisco international are u

they turned out in burbank, california. real broadcasters behind me, a huge high tech set. and when the players are introduced, they come in just like the pros. there are an estimated 191 million e-sports fans world wide. last year, the industry made $660 million in revenue, expected to grow to $1.5 billion by 2020. that's attracted investors like robert kraft, investing in these teams. talent agent ryan morris represents several players. re here, and it's not a joke anymore. these kids are now making more than their parents. >> i'm the biggest nerd. >> reporter: nerd or not, these players are quickly becoming the new faces of professional sports. mireya villarreal, cbs news, burbank, california. >> that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, january 26th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning ne

and burbank.d area at least 50 people have been rescued by air and dozens more on the ground. emergency responders called this the worst case scenario following last month's wildfires. >> we have team coverage of the effects of the weather in southern california and in the bay area. >> drew tuma is adding up how much rain we've received. but first a check in with spencer christian who is tracking the system across the state. >> spencer? >> it was

turned out for the league debut matches in burbank, california. the league is sparing no expense to make it feel like a sporting event. they have real broadcasters behind me. huge high tech set. when the players are introduced they come of in just like the pros. there are an estimated 191 million e sports fans worldwide. last year the in dups tree made $660 million in ref new. and that figure its expected to grow to $1.5 billion by 2020. those numbers have attracted big name backers, new england patriots owner robert kraft and l.a. rams owner, both invested in e sports teams. talent agent ryan morrison represents several e sports players. >> we are here. not a joke anymore. these kids who are coming from their parents basements are making more than their parents. >> yes, deaf nithe biggest nerd. >> nerd or not. players are becoming the new faces of professional sports. mireya villarreal, krks news, burbank, california. >>> that's the "overnight news" for wednesday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and c

the savings banks burbank has made. significant progress in this matter and we have people in the government people. in the president's office working on that now with the commerce again companies like. ali baba they use this technology e-commerce gets bigger and bigger but this is no longer just commerce. this is broader platform for services for transportation whole sorts of things so a lot of different components. because it's and it is equally important to use digital technology for transport for example the movement of goods. and. combining all sorts of transport. air transport. trains. trucks a few days done digitally it reduces costs dramatically dramatically. coupled with a nano technology and we need. gene editing technology. and digital technologies the future of mankind do we need regulation for that of course but first we need to understand what needs to be regulated and of course the big chunk of job for professional so we are aware of this we know what it is what needs to be done then we need to where we n

the powerful rush of mud and water in burbank sent a prius down a steep street. firefighters did not find the driver. and there are no reports of any injuries in the area. >>> christmas was two weeks ago. and a bay area veteran got a present this morning. he served 13 years in the marine corps. and he was presented with keys to a practically brand new car. it was donated as part of the recycled lives program. if he completes a treatment program for ptsd it will unable him to visit family members in the pacific northwest. >> i don't know why i got this. this is beautiful. i'm very humbled and excited. >> reporter: the car was donated by allstate and repaired by technicians at caliber collision in san jose. the workers volunteered personal time to repair the vehicle as a community service. >>> a report from the consumer electronics show and this year's standout. >>> today's national human trafficking awareness day. the san francisco collaborative against human trafficking kicked off the ninth annual awareness campaign. it's a criminal, global industry and considere

. >>> aunque en montecito y carpintería son las zonas más afectadas en burbank una camioneta quedó en agua en la autopista 5 un tráiler volcó y la 101 fue cerrada por la cantidad de deslaves. >>> mary no podía creer lo que veía su casa está cubierta de agua y lodo. >>> mi hija tiene 5 años está muy peligroso. >>> lluvia y deslaves siguen hasta esta noche residentes piden que la pesadilla pase rápido. >>> el presidente trump prometió hoy un proyecto lleno de amor para los dreamers y se mostró inclinado a dar una solución a los jóvenes soñadores. >>> hay todavía un mar de diferencia en el tema migratorio. >>> fue una reunión sin precedentes negociación u n do nal t ru mp (musica( firmara ia. >>> estamos más cerca hoy de lo que hemos estado jamás de una solución permanente. >>> una nueva iniciativa republicana solucionaría el dilema migratorio de los soñadores. >>> reconocen que los 800 mil estudiantes (musica( es q para los demócratas como el muro y la lotería de visas. >>> cuando se habla de seguridad fronteriza. >>> una solución migratoria pudiera estar en camino 100 soñadores pierden

firefighters in burbank posted the bid video on instagram. fortunately the driver made it out safely.>>> a rescue squad out of airbase return to the bay area for three days in montecito. one describe the people as grateful. overwhelmed by what they had been through.>> it was a somber moment. very thankful to be out. you can see in their eyes they were more worried about what is behind them. >> 129th rescue wing picked up  three victims. the six person crew had to choose landing spots carefully with for their 11 time chopper to avoid getting stuck in the mud.>>> the rain has ended for now. the ground is wet. that fog formation is one to happen. we have fog outside now. in the spots we saw it this morning. more of it tomorrow morning. that is the weather headline is the fog. this morning we had fog on the bay bridge. we might see that again tomorrow morning. fault in the avenues. and valley fog showing up in napa and in concorde. do points are high. brown is wet. we are looking south toward -- valley. >>> bottom line fog for everybody tomorrow

further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action.er of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. for the people in these homes, and there were some people who stayed in this area, it must have been terrifying, as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hills. firefighters insist there is still some hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. manufacturing output in the uk is growing at its fastest rate for a decade, after recording a seventh consecutive month of growth. performance has been boosted by the weak pound, and by the revived state of the global economy. but, in the same period, construction output fell by the biggest margin for the past five years. our economics editor kamal ahmed reports. the sound of better economic news, and the manufacturers which are making the goods a faster—growing world is demanding. the weakness in the value of the pound makes everything britain sells abroad more competitive, and firms that ex

burbank, california. >>> people using boats to get to and from ventura and santa barbara. ferries sold out as people braved 14-foot waves. >>> reinforcements from the bay area had helping with search and rescue. taken from helicopter. devastating scene. one of eight california national guard aircraft helping in the effort. if you're looking for more information, download the abc news app. looking at the recent stories, updated automatically. be sure to enable push alerts. abc7 was first to report on another near miss at sfo, aeromexico plane about to land on wrong runway. just six months after near mishap with air canada. >> reporter: got okay to land at 11:40 tuesday morning. but when the plane was about a mile out, controller spotted trouble. faa says aeromexico 668 lined up on the wrong runway. instead of 28 right, heading to 28 left. on it a virgin america flight with passengers. faa says the pilots were using guidance system often used in poor weather to help with approach. will be interviewed as part of the investigation. >> runways at san francisco international are

live in burbank, california, marci gonzalez, abc7 news. michelle: the pictures coming out of there are truly incredible. extraordinary amount of rain in short amount of time. loose ground after wildfires created this devastating situation. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist bill kelly is here to give us perspective on this. bill: this is incredible. the way i picture this, say you are washing the car. you have a five gallon bucket. you have your driveway and lawn. if you throw the five gallon bucket on the lawn it will run and have a puddle versus on the driveway where it will casscade to the curb -- cascade to the cush. that is the difference of a hill with scorched. the rainfall accumulating in the three rapid four inches. that is more than they would get in a month and it happened in two days. a day and a half or so. they are drying out now. thank goodness but the system is a strong one. it moved through there and now it is approaching part of the nation center. in the mid-section. ahead of it is the winter storm advisory. this does not

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. >>> some of the neighborhoods in burbank also saw that flooding. look at this. a river of mud pushing a previous down a hill. down the street. firefighters in burbank posted this on instagram. this was taken on country club drive on tuesday. the driver meted out safely. >>> the u.s. postal service at 40 of its trucks in oakland have been covered with graffiti in the past few months. the postal service said the graffiti outside the facility on third street increased after the parking lot they were leasing across the street closed and was sold to a developer. now they park the trucks on the street overnight and the problem of graffiti in downtown oakland extends beyond the post office. a drive through the area shows graffiti on nearly every building. >> whether it's a bank or the post office or a school, it seems like no one is safe out here when it comes to graffiti. >> vandalizing a mail truck is a federal crime with a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. investigators say there is a $10,000 reward for anyone that provides information that leads to an arrest. >>

in burbank, california, marci gonzalez, abc7 news. michelle: some states pushed for work requirements when it comes to people two benefit from medicaid. medicate officials released guidance to outline how statesman date employment or search for work for employees. 75 million americans receive healthc medicaid. nancy: president trump will have his first physical as commander-in-chief. it will take place at the reed military center and the exams will be made public as they have been for previous presidents. this is disgusting to leave her unattended on a bus stop half naked. alison: outrage and disgust the thoughts of many after release of a video showing a patient left outside of a bus stop dressed dressed in a hospil gown. the security guards spotted walking away. the hospital officials will address the problem shortly we are told. ryan hughes has more. ryan: they are saying that the woman was cleared from the hospital but she appears to be disoriented and confused. the man that shot the video demanding he saw four dropping her off bl

. >> another hard hit area is la tuna canyon, north of burbank, near malibu. thousand homes were hit by a river of mud and other debris. some mud piles are three feet high. officials worry that the death toll will continue to rise. at least three dozen in the region are reported as missing. we see the damage caused by the winter storms in the fire areas. >> reporter: a river of mud came gushing down burbank's country club drive, take withing it cars like this one. hard to believe it was once parked at the top of the hill. now it is down here and full of mud. >> there were just a few people who didn't listen to the fire department when they told us to take every car off the street. those few people, their cars were ruined into check out this white truck that is completely crunched. heidi and they are daughter live up the canyon where there is about 50 homes. they watched the powerful mudslide as it swept away much more than just dirt. >> the power line was coming down. the cars were coming down, rolling. and then there was a big rv. it looked like a bus. i was

neighbors from santa barbara to burbank had witnessed walls of water sweeping away cars and even entire homes. >> there was huge boulders, huge trees coming down. >> why are the ferocious mudslides here? you recall the worst wildfires knocked out lots of trees and vegetation and when the heavy rain hit yesterday, it triggered the avalanche of mud, rocks and boulders. >> at home, we are tracking a yellow weather alert for a rainy ride home. take it easy out there. >> we are in pretty good shape, it's not even that cold. different tomorrow and thursday, with some showers. not everybody will through route 7 and 66, a couple of showers are possibles. -- a couple of showers are possible. in the later stages of thursday into friday, a yellow weather alert will be showing gusty wind, moderate and heavy rain with a low to moderate risk with a slow commute. power outages, as well and we will talk about the arctic air. it's not here yet, but it's lurking and we have some days of snowflakes. >> the general assembly is in session after some contests. on twitter, shelly simonds conceded to david yan

this happened in burbank. a fire truck captured that as the car, the driver and girlfriend were evacuating tuesday. the rush of water caught up to their car and carried it down the hill. >> there was no brakes, no steering and as you going down the hill, it was the creek that the water was going settle in. luckily, i got footing and ground with my tires. >> no one was injured, believe it or not. amazingly, the car wasn't damaged. >>> the final plan to identify places in california most at risk for wildfires has been put on hold. that's the word from the press democrats. the public utilities has a map put together. take a look here. the plan was due sunday. regulators still want more feedback. now, they have until july. the risk map will help electric companies identify high-risk areas. they will have higher standards. there are multiple lawsuits because they say equipment sparked the north bay wildfires. >>> keeping ed lee's legacy alive. dozens of people turned out about improving chinatown. this was the firs

there was severe flooding in burbank as well. look at this. a river of mud carrying a car straight down a street. burbank firefighters posted this on instagram. this happened on country club drive on tuesday. the driver was able to get out of that car safely. >>> emergency responders are bringing in heavy, special equipment to help find mudslide victims. beth farnsworth went on a rescue right along as a team slogged through that mud that was knee-deep. >> reporter: the bearcat can navigate and trudge through waist high mud. >> the last three days these trucks are able to access a lot of areas that most of our vehicles can't. >> reporter: including here at depot road on the south side of highway 101. at least two feet of mud blankets the private road off all of bill. the team maneuvers into position, opens the latch and with the help of a rope handrail executes a rooftop rescue for people trapped inside their homes. >> we thought about staying. we were fine. we have power and we have internet. we have water. then the power went out. >> reporter

from burbank to montecito, the new images of the harrowing first moments. >> oh, my god, mom! that wall of water, and you can hear it, panicked and panting as he scrambles to alert his family. >> get ready to go out. wake dad up. we have a torrent of mud going through the house. >> reporter: 17 people killed. and teams working through endless mud plains to find the missing. >> over here. >> would you say it's possible someone may still be alive here? >> sure. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: that is what robert had hoped when he found him tuesday. with a bigger search party wednesday. searching for his mother, rebecca, her death confirmed and now they turn to the grim task of salvaging keepsakes from a home invaded by mud, rocks and death. the family accepting all the help it could get. >> i know at least i hope that she knows that i was giving everything i could to find her. >> reporter: santa barbara county officials only issued their emergency alert 20 minutes after the mudslides began. many did not heed the voluntary evacuation warnings. and given the freak nature of the downpour

burbank fifefighters releasing this video today of releasing this fifefighters burbank fifefighters releasing down a street.(steve) meanwhile crews are searching for victims who may still be trapped under mud or debris. (2shot) at least 17 deaths have been confirmed and officials fear that number will rise.(pam)(2shot) john lorinc (lawrence) has the latest.. utter devastation.thomas fayram/santa barbara county, public works department "it's just something you have to see to believe."more than 500 rescuers are looking for those who disappeared after a massive amount of mud and debris devoured sections of southern california.berkeley johnson/mudslide survivor"we dug down and found a little baby. we don't know where it came from. but we got it out, got the mud out of its mouth. i'm hoping it's ok. they took it right to the hospital." among one of the confirmed dead....69-year-old josie gower, a montecito resident. her son, hayden, said she was swept away as she was holding on desperately to the backdoor of her house.hayden gower/victim's son"i thought she'd be all right. she was in the voluntary

. >>> leave a number of neighborhoods buried under debris i'm chris mar teen necessary burbank, california where clean up is now underway >>> and one of your resolutions was to lose weight or if you wanted to drop a few pounds, we have the list of the best diet, we are coming right back. >>> act offer james franco says sexual misconduct allegations against him are not accurate. >> the golden globe winner spoke to stephen colbert on the late show, last night. when james franco won golden globe award sunday he was wearing a times up pin promoting a new campaign to fight sexual harassment and gender discrimination but following his win, a number of women went on social media to accuse him of sexual misconduct including actress violet paley who tweeted franco push her head down in the car toward his exposed groin. last night stephen colbert asked the actor about the controversy on the late show on cbs. >> you got criticized for wearing that. do you know why and what -- do you have a sponsor anything you want to say about that criticism. >> first of all, i do support the things that i heard, on

million americans practiced it in one form or another and then as sunday morning correspondent luke burbank shows us hottest new yoga craze has to be seen to be believed. here's a preview of what you will see later on cbs this sunday morning. >> it is a typical sunday at laughing frogs yoga studio in santa monica, california. yoga enthusiast are lined up, maskness hand ready to go. >> perfect, right here. >> reporter: but this particular class can't start until two of its most adorable participants show up. >> come on, guys, come on. >> reporter: floyd and ross co >> are you ready. go do some yoga. >> they are really funny, creatures, they are passionate , they are social but the thing that is really neat about goats is they tend to bring out the best in people. >> reporter: michelle trenton is floyd and ross co's mom. >> people really have a good time with them because they say things like this is best day in my life i can't remember last time i smiled this big so it is like, they need people to feel good. goats have to do many things. >> reporter: and she means anything. >> yes, i believe

marci gonzalez, abc news, burbank, california. >>> more than 120 million americans are in the path of a winter storm that will bring a mixed bag of weather. through tomorrow. oklahoma felt the cold front that literally rolled in south of the city. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour for thursday. over the next few hours, colder air will rush into the midwest and cause temperatures to drop. friday morning areas of heavy rain will hit parts of the east coast. in the evening, heavy rain hits the i-95 corridor from so it will be a perfect weekend to get away. just drive, i'd say around rush hour. just don't. >>> in the meantime, new video just in. a heavy snowstorm in japan stranded more than 400 passengers on a commuter train overnight. a 30-inch snowfall stopped the four-car train in its tracks. all four cars had electricity and heat, but only one bathroom. can you imagine? triggering long lines. and then the toilet paper, oh. >> this is disgusting. story over. >> the train, the train was overcrowded forcing many riders to stand the entire time. >> a terrible commute. >> yeah. awful. >>>

in burbank, a debris basin partially collapsing. >> there was a lot of water that rushed down this hillside. >> reporter: officials fear the number of people dead could rise. they say about two dozen people are still unaccounted for. and at least 25 have been injured. >> we are getting a closeup look at the grueling work by first responders following the storm's deluge. the spokesperson for the santa barbara county fire department has been documenting it in dramatic images posted on social media. at times successes. people trapped in the rubble saved, like this girl covered in mud, removed from the debris on a stretcher. a 14-year-old girl among the survivors. seen here on the bottom right between two rescuers. adding in the search, rescue dogs. riley here looks for victims where homes once stood. military vehicles roll in to move those who were rescued. other images capture the scope of destruction. this is highway 101 in montecito. a big rig stuck in its tracks. after the rain, the sun setting over highway 101. the calm after the storm as the process of roar begins. >>> the bay area is se