This video features an interview conversation with Teresa Vaughan, a 78-year-old woman living in Santa Barbara, California, US.

Vaughan's house suffered some of the worst damage on the outside from mud and flooding, from the creek behind their house. In this video, she expresses her anger and sadness toward the city's authorities.

According to the woman, Santa Barbara administration widened the creek after floods in prior decades but did not build a sufficient retaining wall between it and her yard.

Vaughan and her husband purchased the property, a yellow house on Bath Street, on the lower West Side, in 1980.

Interview-conversation with Teresa Vaughan (78 years old). She and her husband who had a great sense of humor have been the home owners of this property for 43 years: they purchased it in 1980. Thry live on Bath Street, on the lower West Side. Their yellow house suffered some of the worst damage on the outside from mud and flooding, from the creek behind their house. The city widened the creek after floods in prior decades, but did not build a sufficient retaining wall between the creek and her yard, much to Teresa’s anger and dismay. Video Credit © Amy Katz/ZUMA Press