frank widener died to wade through the water that came higher than his knees. >> i need to get home. valentine's day. >> reporter: it is closed to traffic. it was not as high as it was. we saw a big rig make a u-turn. the pumps that normally keep the area dry are not working. no estimate on when it will be fixed. ac transit is looking into the circumstances why the bus went through the water. >>> thank you. >> water pouring down a hillside in sausalito. >> abc7 news wayne freedman has been on the scene since early this morning. joining us live with the latest. >> reporter: similar to a fatal slide that happened in the same area in 1982. this one wasn't fatal but a close call. you have a neighborhood concerned about mud and water. a water logged muddy hillside that destroyed two homes in the early hours. >> devastating. debris everywhere. >> 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: he feels like miracle survivor. susan gordon suffers escapes and scratches and still the problems mounted up. pg&e cut the main. >> we were told that there were potentially two breaks. we know they secured the main on both s

frank widener decided to wade through the water that came higher than his knees. here is why. >> the only way to get to bart and i got to get home. valentine's day. >> it is indeed valentine's day. here is the traffic situation here. at seventh and frontage road, it is closed down completely on seventh right now because of that standing water. you can't get through. if you're coming off 880 at the seventh and grand exit, you're turning right. there is no way to get through straight. and here coming down frontage road, well, it is closed off as well. but a lot of people don't seem to know that. they keep coming down. and they're forced to make a u-turn and go right back up there again and find a way around. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> thank you, eric. >>> meantime, today's windy and wet weather has caused problems as san francisco international airport. nearly 350 flights have been delayed today, and there have been 115 cancellations. now most of the flights impacted are short haul flights up and down the west coast. no problems have been reported at ei

frank, what do we have >> well, woulder going to start off with an interesting story for anybody that travels the u.k. is expanding its no fly zone for drones around airports. the new law will widens from half a mile it goes into effect on march 15th it comes after more than 100,000 people were stranded or delayed in december due to drone sightings near london's gatwick airport. something similar happened in newark >> yes >> i can't imagine a bigger pain than being stuck on the tarmac or not being able to get on your flight because there's a drone we all know how uncomfortable air travel is these days >> it's crazy, too, because, remember, there was that whole push if you were to buy a drone, you have to register with the faa or some other regulatory body to be able to fly those things, so you wonder how people are still doing these type of things in an unregulated fashion. >> i think it's an emerging technology, and some people always will think rules are meant to be broken you know >>> well, it is girl scout cookie season. the competition to be the top seller is very sfeers. one scout in colorado had a brilliant marketing idea changing samoas to momoas. that's areal box she cre