. >> i could hear gurgling, and the water rushed up, didn't come in, it came up. >> reporter: all along the shore, the powerful storm surge slammed many coastal communities. drivers were left stranded as chunks of ice floated down the streets. even army humvees at times the only vehicles that could roll through. on sunday, governor chris christie gave an early assessment. >> the high tide this morning was survived very well by the people in cape may county. only minor to moderate flooding. mostly street flooding. we dent see any significant property damage happening in cape may county. >> reporter: turns out christie spoke too soon. today his lieutenant-governor, kim gagaagno hado clarify for her boss. >> was there more damage that you and the governor originally thought along the shore? >> there are going to be days when you have really ugly tides. that doesn't make it any easier on anybody. i lived through sandy. i lost half my house in sandy. i know how hard it is for people down here. >> reporter: several emergency management officials say it is still too early to know the full exte

was that bad i mean i was trying to talk to him couldn't get no response all you could hear was a gurgling from the blood. that neighbor says someone attacked t-j out of revenge because he helped police catch a reckless driver. at last check, police had not identified a suspect. york county officials are working to find out what caused a fire that destroyed a mobile home-- and sent three people to the hospital. this is what's left of the home off route 17, in the harwood mills community. the fire department says bystanders, a sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty williamsburg fire lieutenant rushed to help. they found one victim in her bedroom-- and pulled off the side of the home to rescue her. fire officials say cpr revived her -- and she was airlifted to the hospital. c0096 - asst. chief chris were in the right place at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it outcome that we had here today. 5653 the deputy who helped -- went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but should be okay. the fire department says a

. >> i could hear gurgling, and all of a sudden the water rushed up from underneath. it didn't come in, it came up. >> reporter: all along the shore, the powerful storm surge slammed many coastal communities. chunks of ice floated down the streets. close to 100 people were evacuated. even army humvees were at times the only vehicles that could roll through. on sunday governor chris christie gave an early assessment. >> the high tide this morning was survived very well by the people in cape may county. only minor to moderate flooding, mostly street flooding. we don't see any significant property damage happening in cape may county. >> reporter: it turns out christie spoke too soon. today his lieutenant governor kim gaudagno had to clarify for her boss. was there more damage than you and the governor may have initially thought along the shore? >> there are going to be days where you have some really ugly tides. that doesn't make it any easier on anybody. i lived through sandy. i lost half my house in sandy. i know how hard it is for people down here. >> reporter: severa

c 4 14:35 unidentified neighbor i talk to him couldn't get no response all you could hear was a gurgling from the blood. that neighbor says someone attacked t-j out of revenge because he helped police catch a reckless driver. at last check, police had not identified a suspect. york county officials are working to find out what caused a fire that and sent three people to the hospital. this is what's left of the home off route 17, in the harwood mills community. the fire department says bystanders, a sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty williamsburg fire lieutenant rushed to help. they found one victim in her bedroom-- and pulled off the side of the home to rescue her. fire officials say cpr revived her -- and she was airlifted to the hospital. c0096 - asst. chief chris sadler - york county fire at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it would have been the same outcome that we had here today. 5653 the deputy who helped -- went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but should be okay. the fire department says

was that bad i mean i was trying to talk to him couldn't get no response all you could hear was a gurgling from the blood. a neighbor believes someone attacked t-j out helped police catch a reckless driver. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect. a chesapeake post office is expected to re-open this morning after a woman crashed her car into it. the woman hurt seven crash, but fortunately they are all expected to be okay. but now she may face charges. this all happened yesterday afternoon on north battlefield boulevard. the driver reportedly drove into the building from one of the parking spaces. police believe the woman stepped on the gas instead of the brake and went right into the front. witnesses say she hit a display case and sent glass and debris flying in all directions. please bring up audio, it's low editor: assist/p10 ches post that's when the stuff started flying everywhere, i mean you don't really expect to see it so it was hard to process at first, it was very surreal." butt to ;08;05 - 08;22 mean laying on the floor, the lady that was right behind me, the partitio

was that bad i mean i was trying to talk to him couldn't get no response all you could hear was a gurgling from the blood. a neighbor believes someone attacked t-j out of revenge because he helped police catch a reckless driver. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect. new this morning, several after a city bus ran into shop last night. take a look at all the damage. police say four people were on the bus when it crashed right through the wall of the shop. the driver has serious injuires, and two other passengers were also hurt. two people who were inside the shop during the crash amazingly were not hurt. police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. back here in hampton roads, a chesapeake post office is expected to re-open this morning after a woman crashed her car into it. the crash hurt seven people, but fortunately they are all expected to be okay. but now she may face charges. this all happened yesterday afternoon on north battlefield boulevard. the driver reportedly drove into the building from one of the parking spaces. police believe the woman stepped on

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. >> i could hear gurgling, and the water rushed up, didn't come in, it came up. >> reporter: all along the shore, the powerful storm surge slammed many coastal communities. drivers were left stranded as chunks of ice floated down the streets. close to 100 people were evacuated. even army humvees at times the only vehicles that could roll through. on sunday, governor chris christie gave an early assessment. >> the high tide this morning was survived very well by the people in cape may county. only minor to moderate flooding. mostly street flooding. we dent see any significant property damage happening in >> reporter: turns out christie spoke too soon. today his lieutenant-governor, kim gaudagno had to clarify for her boss. >> was there more damage that you and the governor originally thought along the shore? >> there are going to be days when you have really ugly tides. that doesn't make it any easier on anybody. i lived through sandy. i lost half my house in sandy. i know how hard it is for people down here. >> reporter: several emergency management officials say it is still too early

was that bad i mean i was trying to talk to him couldn't get no response all you could hear was a gurgling from a neighbor believes someone attacked t-j out of revenge because he helped police catch a reckless driver. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect. new this morning, several people in rhode island were hurt after a city bus ran into shop last night. take a look at all the damage. police say four people were on the bus when it crashed right through the wall of the shop. the driver has serious injuires, and two other passengers were also hurt. two people who were inside the shop during the crash amazingly were not hurt. police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. back here in hampton roads, a chesapeake post office is expected to re-open this morning after a woman crashed her car into it. the woman hurt seven people in the crash, but fortunately they are all expected to be okay. but now she may face charges. this all happened yesterday afternoon on north battlefield boulevard. the driver reportedly drove into the building from one of the parking spaces.

. >> i could hear gurgling, and the water rushed up, didn't come in, it came up. >> reporter: all along the shore, the powerful storm surge slammed many coastal drivers were left stranded as chunks of ice floated down the close to 100 people were evacuated. even army humvees at times the only vehicles that could roll through. on sunday, governor chris christie gave an early assessment. >> the high tide this morning was survived very well by the people in cape may county. only minor to moderate flooding. mostly street flooding. we dent see any significant property damage happening in cape may county. >> reporter: turns out christie spoke too soon. today his lieutenant-governor, kim gaudagno had to clarify for her boss. >> was there more damage that you and the governor originally thought along the shore? >> there are going to be days when you have really ugly tides. that doesn't make it any easier on anybody. i lived through sandy. i lost half my house in sandy. i know how hard it is for people down here. >> reporter: several emergency management officials say it is still too early to kn

. >> reporter: if you live along rivers or streams, take notice when the reassurance gurgle becomes a roar. more rain is in the forecast. the chief engineer, in this control room they look at runoff into water ways. >> how is that rain going to come? is it going to have one of these big atmospheric rivers where we get more moderate rain storms with breaks in between. >> this would be a focal point, retailing wall holding up a retagged house. it began collapsing last weekend and continues to move on narrow terrace. worried not only how it might block access to 300 homes but a worst scenario. >> if it comes through here, there's a house below us it could go down on. >> this could knock off a whole neighborhood. >> it could take some houses out, yes. >> all about the what ifs in an el nino, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the rain is especially dangerous where the butte fire charred acres. mudslides are a risk and fire survivors say it's one more obstacle thrown their way. >> that snow and ice and mud and we've gotten stuck a few times in our own driveway. you know what i mean. >> so far

. >> we both could hear like some kind of gurgling and gasping kind of noise. >> we turned around and was convulsing. >> reporter: on the ground two-year-old girl was having a seizure. two teachers ran over to help. >> i saw her lips were turning kind of blue. >> there was only one thing in my mine. i know what to do. and this is what i have to do. >> they started chest compressions while other teachers did their part one dialed 911. >> everything was done so smoothly. >> another called mom. >> i did quick and simple and the center director waited for an ambulance. >> we're a team. and we're a caring team. >> reporter: a caring team that helped save a little girl's live. >> after what felt like forever, she started to cough and make sounds like she was breathing. >> reporter: she was taken away by ambulance. the teachers stood thankful cpr training kicked in. >> every time we have a class, somebody says the chan that is you'll need this are like winning the lottery. >> reporter: now sharing a story they hope others can learn from. >> so relieved and ex ecstatic. >> that was fox's ashl

. >> he said that russell was -- took a long time for him to stop breathing, or making gurgling noises he did, however, describe the killing graphically to taten. >> what did he tell you he did? >> he told me that he just kept on stabbing him and he wouldn't stop. i guess he kept on stabbing him so much, hoping that it would stop him from making any noises, or whatever. and i guess he just kept on getting worse or he kept on staying at the same thing, staying at the same breathing rate or his blood was still pumping at the same rate that it was no matter what he was doing. so i guess he was starting to panic or something to that nature. >> so did sean take some other action? >> yeah, he started to throw dirt on him. i guess trying to cover him up, leaves and stuff of that nature. and trying to stop him from making the noises. i mean, he told me that he just wouldn't be quiet. and he kept on throwing rocks and stuff on him to stop him and he just wouldn't stop. >> do you worry that sean viehweg may come after you for the fact that you told the truth? >> i just hope i did the right thing

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. >> reporter: sue maxwell of wildwood says she ran to a >> i could hear gurgling, and the water rushed up, didn't come in, it came up. >> reporter: all along the she, the powerful storm surge slammed many coastal communities. drivers were left stranded as chunks of ice floated down the streets. close to 100 people were evacuated. even army humvees at times thehe only vehicles that could roll through. on sunday, governor chris christie gave an early assessment. >> the high tide this morning was survived very well by the people in cape may county. only minor to moderate flooding. mostly street flooding. we dent see any significant property damage happening in cape may county. >> reporter: turns out christie spoke too soon. today his lieutenant-governor, kim gaudagno had to clarify for her boss. >> was there more damage that you and the governor originally thought along the shore? >> there are going to be days when you have really ugly tides. that doesn't make it any easier on anybody. i lived through sandy. i lost half my house in sandy. i know how hard it is for people >> reporter: seve

. >> he had twins. [ baby gurgling ] >> what's he telling you?d send photos and videos of the twins. whenever i was expecting a phone call and didn't get one, that's when you start to worry a little bit. >> all right. you guys good? we always e-mailed or -- or talked on the phone. and he would always call around 3:00, 4:00 p.m. our time. always. and if he didn't, i knew ahead of time why he wasn't gonna be able to call. >> circles. we'd talk every day whenever time would allow, and most often, the same time every day. if he didn't call me, you know, at the time he was supposed to call me, then, you know, i would begin to worry. >> that's one of the reasons i'm fighting. it's one of the reasons i'm doing what i do. not only for the people here, for the family back home, but, primarily, you're thinking about the team. >> and that's your family. >> and their families. >> their family. 'cause they're family. i mean, we're all family now. we're all brothers. and that's the way it is. and, i mean, so you're thinking of this family here as much as that

. >> [ gurgling ] >> shh, shh, shh. it's okay, it's okay. [ indistinct conversations ] >> [ laughs ] >> did he go right to sleep? >> feel good now. >> interpreter: [ speaking spanish ] >> [ speaking spanish ] >> fantastic. fant*stico, right? >> s^. >> he's not going to like it, but it's okay, sweetheart. it's okay. >> now it's arnaldo's turn. he doesn't realize just how much his life is about to change. >> [ wailing ] >> arnaldo had teeth coming from every which way you can think of. and it's hard to imagine what they will look like when they come out. can you imagine handing your child to a stranger, somebody who doesn't even speak your language? i mean, it's just, as a parent, incredible. 45 minutes later, they come the teeth are gone. the face is together. and to see the parents when they see their child, it's just -- it's just a feeling that can't be explained. it's from the heart -- how appreciative, and their whole life has changed. >> interpreter: i feel joy, much joy. and i thank all the doctors. may they keep p