BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Wet weather and saturated ground add up to a dangerous combination today in some parts of Northern California. More than a dozen homes are threatened near San Francisco. More now from reporter Thuy Vu of CNN affiliate KTVU.</s>THUY VU, KTVU REPORTER (voice-over): In Daly City, 18 homes on West Line Drive were yellow tagged, notified by the city that their homes are in danger of sliding down a hillside toward the ocean.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We've been told that we're not really in danger. We're pretty far away from it. But for some reason now, all of a sudden they're saying that we are. So I don't know. We're not really being told anything.</s>VU: All the recent wet weather has undermined the land around these homes. Cracks can be seen in the sidewalk. As a precaution, PG&E; has turned off the gas in the area.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We are without gas, which leave us without heat, without hot water.</s>VU: All day long, the stormy weather has sent waves surging along the coast and powerful wind ripping everything in their path.</s>HEMMER: Again, that story out of Northern California and our affiliate there, KTVU. Rather precarious, as we mentioned earlier, for a lot of folks living out there.
Wet Weather, Saturated Ground Threatens Northern California Homes