From the BBC:
Heavy rain run-off caused a mudflow in the community of Montecito, where some homes were knocked off their foundations, said Santa Barbara County Fire Department spokesman Mike Eliason.
Boulders the size of small cars were rolling down hillsides and blocking roads, reports BBC News Los Angeles correspondent James Cook... County Fire Captain Dave Zaniboni said that five people were found dead on Tuesday in Montecito and may have been killed as result of the storm.
The upmarket neighbourhood includes homes owned by celebrities such as actor Rob Lowe and chat show host Ellen DeGeneres. Oprah Winfrey also has a property in Montecito that is reportedly worth nearly $90m (£66m).
Wednesday, 10 January 2018
BBC stoops to Daily Mail standards.
My latest blogpost: BBC stoops to Daily Mail standards.Tweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 08:13
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Isn't the modern argot that the 'BBC is channlelling the Daily Mail'?
L, I know, but I've used that expression in the same context before, so I was trying to mix it up a bit.
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