BLITZER: A very dangerous situation unfolding right now in Southern California. These are live pictures you're seeing. A landslide has damaged or destroyed more than a dozen homes and threatening many more. It's happening in the wealthy community of Laguna Beach, about 50 miles southeast of Los Angeles.</s>BLITZER (voice-over): The landslide that sent homes tumbling down intact smashed others to bits, and brought roads to a dead end in midair. The first signs of trouble came just before dawn, when residents reported hearing...</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Candy that you eat, that crack.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Pop Rocks.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Thank you. That's exactly what it's like.</s>BLITZER: Sometime after 6 a.m., the ground gave way, sending panicked residents fleeing.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We all knew</s>BLITZER: Amazingly, as these million dollar homes plunged down the hillside, there were only a handful of minor injuries. Now, with some homes barely clinging to hillside, and others snapped in two</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We have geologists in the area that are trying to assess the perimeter of the damage, in other words, how far back it extends, but they're still -- it's dangerous up there. There are men and women working up there as the ground is moving.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I got out safe. That's all I care about right now.</s>BLITZER: A shelter for evacuees has been set up at a nearby high school. The mayor says the city council will start work on seeking disaster relief right away. Still recovering. As the hurricane season begins officially today, we'll take you to one Florida community still rebuilding from last year's storms. Secret revealed. We'll hear from the executive editor of "The Washington Post," the newspaper that gave voice to Deep Throat's inside information. And later, celebrating CNN's 25th anniversary. I'll look back at one world changing event that I covered for this network.
Expensive Homes Lost in Landslide