. >>> and just north of san diego, all that rain loosened a giant boulder. look at that thing. it tumbled down a hillside and punched a gaping hole through someone's garage. the huge rock crushed everything from christmas ornaments to tools. the homeowner was shaken up but thankful she wasn't in the garage when that boulder hit. >> they have falling rock insurance. >>> time, now, for the weather from across the nation. showers from san diego up to seattle. heavy rain in las vegas, phoenix and albuquerque. more than a foot of mountain snow from arizona to southern utah. thunderstorms around wichita, oklahoma city and dallas. >> 70s in dallas, and new orleans. mostly 40s in the northeast, midwest and pacific northwest. >>> well, coming up, it is very good to be an intern at facebook. and we'll tell you why. you just gave it away. >>> plus, holiday travel. new and encouraging estimates about how many of us are about to be on the move. >>> and that horrific story from chicago. a man's fatal decision to get up on that smokestack. stay with us. [ female announcer ] now get high speed

. >> and what's more different than a giant lego boulder chasing someone dressed like indiana jones down a hill in the middle of a major american city? but still, with 5 million lego bricks, that's got to be a little heavy. >> really heavy. and they are sort of moving it like it was nothing. i was like 5 million legos? >> so what about that 5 million number flashing at the end? >> we created a very big ball of legos that was, at its core, was a big foam ball. >> a foam ball with an outer shell of about 4200 pieces of lego stuck to those familiar green panels. >> we used rubber cement and actually glued the little bricks to the plates and then the plates got glued to the styrofoam which made up the giant boulder. >> it was people coming in on the weekend from our office and from lucas and just sat around and ate pizza and built this huge ball. and threw it on the back of a flatbed truck. and a couple days later, took it to location. >> and on location, catching the scene on camera turns out to be kind of like a movie shoot. >> we actually shot it over and over again. we actually had a big

roll and the further it rolls the faster it rolls and becomes a concentric circle and becomes a giant boulder or six percent out of our gdp by the end of the year. >> ironically the alternative minimum tax is supposed to hit the wealthy but millions of middle income people will be hit here. and an interesting observation, will are people that will see their estate taxes, after they paid tacks their entire lives, will go up to 55%. that's how much the government will take. after you paid all your tacks the government will get more than half of what you have left. that includes the gold in your teeth and maybe some spare change in your pocket. pretty sad. that is confiscator to more than anything else. >> also known as the death tax. keep in mind, sean, the estate tax also, it actually lapsed in 2010 and there were jokes going around saying it is time that people should pull the plug on the relative? but remember it came back in 2011 and it ended up coming back at 35%. but if you go over the cliff it goes up to 55%. >> all right. unbelievable. guys, good to see you. great information. we will c

the giant boulders are being moved into place. the hole opened during sunday's rainstorm on mountain view drive. cbs 5's ken bastida on the money being made available to speed up repairs. hi, ken. >> reporter: hi, dana. yeah, they didn't waste anytime out here. they had an emergency city council meeting last night and they appropriated a million dollars out of the general fund and they went to work on it right away today here on mountain view drive. take a look at some of the video we shot earlier, some of the huge rocks they were putting down try to stabilize the channel here. they were scouring out some of the debris and they were trying to just get it to where it wasn't going to get any worse. this giant sinkhole that gave way over the weekend. and they got a lot of that work done. let me show you back here live what they pulled out of the channel. this is some of the steel that was inside there that they had to cut up. this was once a nine-foot diameter pipe. it's now just scrap. it got torn up in the deluge that came running

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giant hole. the workers had to widen the whole by 10 ft. to place everett support the boulders on top. officials fear soil erosion could push up the story request creek possibly leading to flooding of nearby homes with another storm hit. the road could be close for the entire winter, as crews figure out a plan to replace the drag. >> in the wake of last weekend's rain all of the soap groundings trees are still falling down. in richmond crews were out cleaning up this 40 ft ac acia tree it came crashing down of the top of a home in florida avenue over the weekend. the house itself held up the roof was damaged and in san francisco russian hill neighborhood workers were removing a 100 ft cypress tree which fell. a 75 t crane had to be brought in to begin removing the tree from the house. >> they look at the traffic the tree from the house. >> they look at the traffic and your drive you won't take my life. you won't take our future. aids affects us all. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees and their families are part of the fight. and we're wi