ammerman says the tree fell down at around eleven o'clock thursday night. and says he's fortunate that the tree fell into this eucalyptus tree and didn't cause any more damage. rustling noises and though it was an intruder, but it turns out it was the big tree that fell down." pg-and-e turned the power off on panorama drive while a tree company works to remove the damage. sot- "that could have been really bad -- glad no one was injured." dog walkers passing by, didn't even notice anything was wrong until they were warned. tina rundel says, on wednesday night, a tree fell on her street in orinda, which knocked the power out for a full day. sot- "i think the storms been a little too much for these trees here." these days -- tree companies are responding to calls all over the east bay. early wednesday morning a tree landed on this home in lafayete. and, crews were busy in walnut creek thursday, removing potentially hazardous dead trees. sot- "lucky that eucalyptus is there, huh? yeah, it is. in fact, my neighbor was talking about taking it down. so, we were jo

ammerman hopes *his trees are done falling. sot- "this is probably the only one that i think was in question, but you never know. we'll see what happens." in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:we hav a good idea where some trees are winding up. in the water. take a look at this video from this morning over in martinez. if you didn't know any better, you would think they were running a logging operation in the pacific northwest. all that junk in the water. logs, tree limbs and other debris that washed away in the recent storm. this video comes to us from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7. a massive sinkhole in pacifica that started about five months ago. really opened up after our recent series of bay area storms. take a look at the size of it today. it is about 40 -feet across. and more than 15 -feet deep. the heavy rain over the weekend. expanded the hole. making it three times larger. this is in the parking lot behind the manor fire department in pacifica. a creek nearby might have contributed to the creation

and deemed it safe before removing another dangerous tree near ammerman's home. but it turns out -- the recent storms were stronger than expected. and, that resulted in the pine tree collapsing. >>:sot- "and, its now propped up against a 100 foot tall eucalyptus tree." >> reporter:ammerman says the tree fell down at around eleven o'clock thursday night. and says he's fortunate that the tree fell into this eucalyptus tree and didn't cause any more damage. >>:sot- "we heard a bunch of rustling noises and though it was an intruder, but it turns out it was the big tree that fell down." pg-and-e turned the power off on panorama drive while a tree company works to remove the damage. >>:sot- "that could have been really bad -- glad no one was injured." dog walkers passing by, didn't even notice anything was wrong until they were warned. tina rundel says, on wednesday night, a tree fell on her street in orinda, which knocked the power out for a full day. sot- "i think the storms been a little too much for these trees here." these days -- tree companies are responding to