quickly rising, stair by stair. but the house remained intact. and the family was able to escape. st some of their neighbors did not. >> we lost some of our best family friend. all the other families are going through. we are lucky. just hard to think about, you knowre when they were not so lucky. >> reporter: debris from boats, surfboard, cars, still clogs this river of mud. that its buried highway 101 at least five feet deep. no preef didiction when the maj california freeway will be reopened. elaine. >> john blackstone. thank you. >>> in northern turkey, a passenger jet skidded off the runway ended up on a seaside cliff with the the nose pointed toward the water. incredibly, everyone on board survived. jonathan vigliati has more on this from the london bureau. everyone escaped the boeing 737 jet. but a few yards more and this could have been a ditch rent story. officials say the plane would have crashed into the water, had it not gotten stuck in the mud. 168 passengers and crew were on board the pegasus airlines flight from ankara as the it touched down last night at the air po

. >> reporter: cell phone video shows mud filling up the family home quickly rising stair by stair, but the house remained intact and the family was able to escape. some of their neighbors did not. >> we lost some of our best family friends and what all the other families are going through, we're lucky, but it's just hard to think about how lucky we are when they were not so lucky. >> reporter: debris from boats to surf boards to cars still clogs this river of mud that has buried highway 101 at least 5 feet deep. there's still no prediction when this major california freeway will be reopened. john blackstone, cbs news, montecito, california. >>> still to come it's the latest twist in the complex bay area real estate market, buying homes with bitcoin. >> plus talk about a cliff hanger, the jetliner that almost plummeted down an ocean cliff and into the black sea. -n-a >> i say lab, collie and shepherd. >> maybe a little husky in there? >> i'm thinking he's a mutt. >> good guess. what breed is your dog? we put some popular dog dna tests to the challenge. >> we got our own challenge, the f

quickly rising stair by stair. but the house remained intact. and the family was able to escape. some of their neighbors did not. >> we lost family friends, what they have gone through, we are lucky but it is just hard to think about how lucky we are when they are not so lucky. >> reporter: debris from boats to surfboards to cars still clogs this river of mud that has buried highway 101 at least five feet deep. there is still no prediction when this major california freeway will be reopened. elaine. >> quijano: john blackstone, john, thank you. in northern turkey, a passenger jet skidded off the runway and ended up on a seaside cliff, with its nose pointed toward the water. incredibly, everyone on board survived. jonathan vigliotti has more on this from our london bureau. >> reporter: everyone escaped the boeing 737 jet but a few yards more and this could have been a different story. officials say the plane would have crashed into the water had it not gotten stuck in the mud. 168 passengers and crew were on board the pegasus airlines flight from ankara as it touched down last nig

quickly rising, stair by stair. but the house remained intact. and the family was able to escape.of their neighbors did not. >> we lost some of our best family friend. all the other families are going through. we are lucky. just hard to think about, you know how lucky we are when they were not so lucky. >> reporter: debris from boats, surfboard, cars, still clogs this river of mud. that its buried highway 101 at least five feet deep. no prediction when the major california freeway will be reopened. elaine. >> john blackstone. thank you. now some other stories we are following in the cbs weekend an iranian oil tanker that had been burning for more than a week off the coast of china, exploded and sank today. 32 crew members were killed last week when the tanker collided with a cargo ship. the tanker was carrying nearly a million barrels of oil. a driver who was speeding through the streets of santa ana california last night hilt a median and literally flew into the second story of a dentist's office. remarkably there were no serious injuries. police say the driver admitted to being

come together and developed a plan to build a beautiful garden there to tile the stairs in a pattern inspired by the stairs of peace in syria and we're really excite to give this lower-income, very diverse part of vernal heights a piece of beautiful green safe oasis. thank you to, shaun, for your support. we're quadrupling the amount of plants and hopefully we're contributing to carbon reduction. >> commissioner: thank you. >> i'm amber hasselgreen and what a delightful meeting to sit through. what a pleasure. the project is ada stairway in buena vista park and there's a stairway on dpw land and on caltrans land. we'll be planting over 1,000 carbon sequestering plants in the sites and work with neighborhoods and enhancing biodiversity and excite to welcome the neighborhood into their park via community access pathway. so partially fund community challenge grant so super excite. thank you so much. >> commissioner: thank you, shawn and the folks that came to talk about their wonderful projects tonight. commissioners, any comment before we go to public comment? commissioner hoyos? >> i have a question for fri

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stairs and the access err on the north side and the proposal was to demolish that completely but and completely take the stair access and put it to the south. and by doing so, by moving the deck to the south property line, regardless of whether there's stairs there or not, that necessitateed a fire wall replaced there. that was part of the permit neighborhood notification plans and the varyance application that was part of the plans that were in front the board during their hearing when i watched the video today and i know there was at least two times that president honda specifically talked about and referenced the fire wall on the south property line and even suggested it may be better to put all the stairs on the south because that is the southern neighbors northern exposure as opposed to the northern neighbors southern exposure. that's not how it ultimately was approved. it's approved where the access was moved back to the north where it was originally but then the access from that first deck level to the second deck level still stayed on the south property line. again, regardless whether the stair access was on the north or the south the fire wall is going to be required and that is the case. whether there should be the deck there and

stairs. to them, it was an attempt at a clean up. and there were those two wine glasses on the kitchen counter suggesting an evening of maybe too much drink, followed by a tumble down the stairs. thing was, kathleen's fingerprints weren't on either glass. in fact, the prosecution said, kathleen's blood-alcohol content was low enough that she could have passed a roadside breathalyzer test. >> she wasn't drunk. she wasn't intoxicated. um, she did have a little in her system. but not enough, arguably, to have caused her to not be able to walk up stairs was the writer of fiction, making up yet another story, covering up murder as an accident? but, if kathleen was bludgeoned to death as prosecutors thought, "problem." investigators hadn't found the murder weapon. photographs. turn up your swagger game with one a day men's. ♪ get ready for the wild life a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. before people invite something they want to know who you are. we're almond breeze. and we only use california-grown blue diamond almonds in our almondmilk. cared for by our family of almond growers. blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free head and shoulders' dry scalp care >> i'd seen falls. it did not look like a fall. >> prosecutors have charged kathleen'