>>pam: more rough weather from this weekend, this is out of woodbridge road washed away. emergency crews have managed to stabilize the road for now and residence who normally used woodbridge road have to find alternate routes. capitola is cleaning up a sea of mud. the village, near santa cruz has been hit by two different floods in three days of the north with these torrential rains and rob fladeboe shows us the damage and the cleanup efforts in right now. >>reporter: what you can see is going on all over town in capital look with a regional a virtual-hosing down with mud-everywhere. this sustaining blood ironically, is to get rid of it with water. that high- pressure washer street sweepers have been going 24- 75 saturday and a small worarmy of public works are showing this one shovel at a time. the sidewalk is littered with carpeting, flooring and even basements. the water is even finding its way into businesses, businesses, and on it and anything on the floor suffered water damage. and dumpsters full of debris lined the streets full of debris. sandbags are in doorways t

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section, and residents in this area that normally use woodbridge road are being told to use alternatete. that is not the only area from the weekend storm. j. r. stone is alive and hercules. >> this has caused problems in the past. is likely to in the same thing. as i was walking behind the house is this chain-link fence. the hill was on one side and houses or on the other but this is what we're looking at, now. you can see the hill has come right up to these homes. these homes are vacant, or danger zones. a big threat. there are four more homes in addition to yellow tag. billy what did you see over the weekend? >> yes there was flooding in my backyard, my neighbor's backyard. the fact that we no longer have drainage. this temporary dream which was destroyed. and a state of disrepair. >>reporter: just looking at these houses there in such bad shape and you are right next to these homes. what is your thought right now? concerns? >> my wife and an older son and a younger son. one is attending college. all three of us are worried. really worried. >>reporter: the yellow- attack to have pla

and >>pam: hillsborough construction crews are working round-the-clock to stabilize a portion of woodbridgese the road to sank 6 ft.. a mild sunny day is helping drive out the village of capitola in santa cruz county. as rob reports, there is some progress but a lot of work remains. >>rob: actors like this as well as a small army of cleanup crews are in the village of capitola. thwith most of the mud now cleaned up, streetwalkers run the job. a few shops of reopen but most homeowners still closed to most of them in need of new flooring. in some cases that means removing all of the inventory. hundreds of fans are now on the job as property owners battle with possible onset of cold. capitola ave is clogged with dumpsters and truck loads of debris as the cleanup continues. while there are signs of recovery the yellow caution tape and sandbags are constant reminder of what happened. not far crews are working to repair that they'll drainpipe pet said the flood waters into the pacific mobile home park in the village below. city officials are open the declaration of a local state of emergency will

construction crews are trying to stabilize woodbridge road it pulled away from the road exposing ander last week's storm. they say was so saturated the road began sinking 6 ft.. the captain says the workers say the road from crumbling altogether prevented a possible gas line ruptured as well as a water main break. if >> it opened up a shoulder that stayed away from the road. at one point there road way northbound lane on this 100 block actually stayed in place but the soil beneath it completely sank away exposing our residential gas line bids well as at water main. the piling we put in to make sure the road why has stabilized. >> reporter: o'connor is asking people who live there to be patient because construction on the new wall the will prevent it from your writing more will not be finished for six weeks. part of this road will remain closed during the time it takes to fix that. now hercules, heavy rain has taken its toll. it has began sliding off of hilltops and is falling on to homes. jackie zazzle has the latest. >> reporter: warm and dry weather will be welcome by many. for oth

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right here in our own backyard in my district, the community of woodbridge, virginia, the foreclosure rates spiket an astounding 414%, around the quantico marine base. . why is that? because the unemployment rate for our military heroes are 15% higher than the national average. we all know how difficult the transition back to civilian life can be. particularly the disabled as they try to find work. congress has repeatedly single out veterans for additional assistance whether it is work force training or small business assistance. in fact, the house itself initiated a wounded warrior program to place veterans in our member offices. but even with that assistance to men and women who so bravely fought on behalf of our nation find difficulties succeeding here back home. that's why we had more than 75,600 homeless veterans in 2009. i know a young man in my district who returned home from a tour of duty in iraq with a severe disability. thankfully the modest financial support he currently receives has enabled him barely to remain in his home. but he's only one adverse event away from forecl