the perspiration outcome is driveway. there was hopes of a storm that's gone from the effort and it's kind of shooting in the dashlg. we'll be continuing to evaluate on a week to week was basis to determine if a drought is correct. this is a table that don't expect people to go into detail. it is the amount of storage in observer reservoirs including the riverbank and the pedro reservoir those are one million total feet. in particular cal various because of the project the water level is reduced so cal verses versus is not producing any storage. cherry is the highest in the system that contribute to our operation but unless it's flowing it doesn't help but this is there for information to where the water is in the system. this next graft shows you four lines the black smother line is the perspiration it advanced slowly and rises up through february and march and a april. our water year is october one nil december 30th. so it doesn't take into accountant the water year started october 1st in 2012 it was a red period. last

whereby consumers found it easier to perspire own purchases of goods equipment services because they knew or felt that they would be cheaper at some point in the future so the problem with deflation is that whilst on the one hand it can increase real incomes which you would say is a positive on the flip side it reduces the sense of urgency and it means that consumers can be rewarded for perspire owning purchases rather than buying now the problem with prices that just no point seven percent year over year is it can take just one or two months shocks to take as below that zero level so if you like it's it's like an airplane almost approaching stall speed there has to be a minimum level of inflation to give you can put that we won't drop below the zero line because if we do drop below the zero line that could have some fairly negative consequences for businesses and for investors in credit markets across europe all right lots to look out for this year then next thank you have a smart safir they put out information really appreciate it nick parsons that from national australia bank it's

are we going to perspire to prolong and no one is talking about prolonging the. already allocated time for the negotiations which is really nine months we have rated it it. clearly that we are sticking to the. original dates which should end by the twenty ninth of. april this month this year and so i mean talk about prolonging the negotiations or little oaks is. premature. and lacks of course knowledge of the status of the negotiations if we reach a stage worth it what is needed is an extra day to arrive at an agreement that needs to be signed maybe we'll talk about prolonging it with an extra day but i don't think based on what we have seen so far that there is a need for prolonging the negotiations what are the main obstacles that the point that remain. the main obstacles are very clear if you know that israel is not seriously interested in the negotiations they are using the negotiations as means to. maintain the status quo to build more settlements and to put the blame on the palestinians when they try to divert the negotiations from the original final status

though you will be working up a sweat, it is all most more dangerous because your body is trying to perspire but also to stay warm. i would assure you a -- i want to show you a cool lapzxse that shows this storm system. it is rapidly moving over -- moving out of the region. temperatures are bitterly cold. 4 degrees below zero. with the windchill down to about 20 degrees below zero. really cold air. today, sunny and blustery. 5, but feeling like a single digits. tonight, some spots in the single digits paid tomorrow, not as cold. low to mid 30's. it feels pretty nice. 42 on sunday. as another storm system approaches, that could bring some rain. than today.n colder highs only in the teens. >> sorry -- >> oh, no, not again. >> looking forward to the 30's. >> go figure. they're coming tomorrow. >> can't wait for that warm-up. >> anne arundel county police investigate the second child neglect case this week. juan diaz has been accused of leaving a six-year-old ran sunday and a van for more than 2 hours. it was spotted in the parking lot of a best buy anne arundel mills circle and hanover. , the c

legislation that i have proposed and is before you today builds on the recognition and helps the city to perspire itself. we want to have a level playing field with the employers and the employees are being take into account. currently the parking lot operators are required to get an annual permit from the police department. they're required to submit a fair amount of information including prove they've performed background checks on their employees and an existing permanent process so their reported to the police department annually. those operators are reporting on an annual basis about background and so forth. we're building on new requirements. the legislation i've supported will further require the operators provide some aggregated data on their employees. the legislation will be presented in the aggregate and there's 3 pieces of organization about tenure and demographics and primary residence and it addresses a few issues. in terms of tenure theirs operators where there is significant turnover of employees and that occurs in order to prevent employees from climbing up the wage scale so you

going we said no one will convince us he said what kind of price you expect in order for you to perspire on going we said if israel would release the hundred for a scene of prisoners who are imprisoned before to agreement then we will agree to postpone going to the united nations on top life for membership for a period of nine months so period of nine months has been mentioned in the two two agreements. twice but you know this is a very different different agreement that we have reached with kerry and with netanyahu netanyahu accepted that to release one hundred and four policy and political prisoners on the exchange that we the palestinians would refrain from applying to membership to all of you unspecialized agencies and not signing to any protocol that you and protocol so releasing of prisoners we have paid the price already in advance we have agreed not to apply to membership to all these agencies so the price is being really paid and we are not going to pay you know twice. but those prisoners really fake our hero's welcome and how little it absolutely you know there's a legion that

they are perspiring but nothing to sweat as far as traffic.ident in oakland, eastbound 580, the on-ramp, with a lane blocked. we not seeing delays. it is early. as we look at our drive time traffic, 580, address to dublin, 24 minutes. antioch to dublin, 24 minutes. outside, the golden gate bridge shows 101 shaping up nicely with a glistening on the concrete but it is clear. >>> we have develop news from the east bay city of oakley where neighbors are honoring the death of an 11-year-old boy believed to have accidentally shot and killed himself. our reporter is in oakley with more on the tragedy. amy? >> that is how the police department are investigating this shooting: an accidental self inflicted shooting. the victim is 11-year-old boy. the shooting happened in his home in oakley. he lives with his parents and grandmother. at 7:00 last night. police does not say who was home at the time. neighbors say they are surprised to hear the family had a gun in the house. >> he would walk the dog, it was like his baby. >> brief conversations. surprisin

fighting between moderate and radical rebel factions continues and the opposition is once again perspired its final vote on whether to take part in this month's geneva two peace talks middle east expert manu oxon writer i spoke to him earlier he believes the opposition doesn't represent the syrian people's interests. but the term syrian opposition is as strong as it could be this these groups are neither syrian nor opposition so they don't have in their interest the good the benefit of the people or of the country these groups are very very often influenced by the west by turkey by the go if states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia those groups who claim about themselves that they re present the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the better we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground. by slamming extremists. use in brief in bangladesh police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse angry crowds of student protesters who've been staging the ranee it followed one of the most viole

--y people were for spying perspiring. not like i am. photos, you can see me standing tensely at the altar, a grim smile on my face. i watch my finance -- fiancÉ come down the aisle on the arm of her father. by the time she joins me in the front of the church, sweat is running into my eyes and dripping down my collar. that is anxiety. a great moment in your life. nothing to worry about. >> there shouldn't have anything to worry about. this is what happens. you get hijacked. present in the moment. i've been excited about the wedding. thrilled marrying my wife. here she comes, and by the time she gets to the altar i'm not only sweating profusely, my best men is handing me handkerchiefs, i have begun to shape. she is trying to hold me up. i can see the nature of anxious thinking. this canopy of thoughts. i'm sweating, nausea's, afraid i'm going to fall. i am looking at them. they're looking at me with growing alarm. i think, they think i'm going to pass out. this is going to prove i'm not worthy of marrying my wife. the minister can see tha

young one, but the old one, with the towel over the shoulder, and not just for the perspirati perspirationthe hexes need to be take n away. and if jim harbaugh's wife takes the khakis away, he will probably close himself in the room and not watch it. >> and you are pretty outspoken on this when it comes to baseball introduced this year. >> yes. >> and tell me what bothers you about this instant replay? >> well, it is straight from satan and the bottom line is that if you are going to the baseball game, be prepared to bring your pajamas and the fluffy pillow, because it is going to be long. >> you think that it is going to drag it out. >> and they are talking about both managers have two challe e challenges up to the sixth inning, and then after that, they can call for a discretion replay, and that is very, very dangerous. >> and terrence, i know that we will talk more about it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and it is a big night for the tv staple, talking about "saturday night live" debut iin the first african-american female cast member in years. we le talk to a former cast member that kno

result despite international pressure being put on rebel groups to attend the opposition coalition's perspire decision until saturday syria's government expressed its readiness to make concessions ahead as we've long awaited is able to conference because the foreign minister of deeds proposed a cease fire in the city of aleppo the area of some of the most intense battles as well as a prisoner exchange meanwhile there are reports that fighters on both sides are turning to drugs as both a source of funding and for staying power in battle for the soaring export of illegal amphetamines is turn syria into a major drug herb for national reports. with syria about to enter in its fourth devastating year of war the lack of law and structure has allowed one dark industry to flourish the country has become the number one producer of a drug known as caps and gone since synthetic stimulants were first manufactured in the one nine hundred sixty s. and it was at that time used as a medicine to treat hyper acidity and depression but it's too addictive and this is why it was banned in most countries so here i

heart rate and perspiration and skin temperature. seeing how your body is performing. we can use all of that data now to see when you are in your real sleep stages. light sleep, deep sleep which is where your body is recovering physically from the days activities. and now even rem sleep where your mind is recovering. that is obviously fundamental to memory performance and mental acuity. we can show you your full nights sleep stages as you go through all these different stages. we can add that up to a sleep quality score and show you how your sleep is improving or not. and give you specific things that you should be doing to make it better. >> when you think about things you wear, it is an expression of you, whether it is your closer jewelry or the way you do your hair. how you compare -- do you compare wristbands to glasses and other things we can put on? when will we see things that are going to be an expression on you and customizable? >> that is absolutely right. i would say this is one of the most important things about wearables that the category has not fully cra

sitting down by this time in a little room at the stage and he sat down and was bringing scott perspiration off his face. very cheerful and pleasant and smiling but he was as weak as a read. eleanor roosevelt scheduled a reception that evening for the new york state delegation 65th street at the townhouse of town. their friend left the convention early and ran out how to help with the party. when she got to the house, her butler told her that mr. roosevelt was resting up stairs and would like to speak to her for a second. she ran up and found him sitting near his bed and he stretched his arms wide and he said i didn't. so that was 1924. that speech put fdr back on the political map to the democratic officials of new york state for the quickly realized that once again, they might have a hot commodity on their hands of the began to ask roosevelt his chief assistant can he run? is he going to be built to run for office again? consistently for many months they said no he is not ready. he will be ready that he has to build himself back out. as a matter of fact he was not ready. there was a delic

he sat down there and was wringing wet, perspiration streaming off his face. he mopped his brow. he was very cheerful, very pleasant, but he was as weak as a rag. eleanor roosevelt had scheduled a reception that evening for the new york state delegation at east 65th street. that was the roosevelt's townhouse uptown. eleanor's friend, marion dickerman, left the convention early. when she got to the house, sarah roads svelte's butler told her that mr. roosevelt was resting upstairs and would like to speak to her for a moment. she ran up and found fdr sitting up in his bed. he stretched his arms wide and said, marion, i did it. so that was 1924. that speech put fdr back on the political map. democratic officials in new york state very quickly realized that once again they might have a hot commodity on their hands, and they began to ask roosevelt and especially his chief assistant, louie howe, can he run? is this guy going to be able to run for office again? fdr and howe consistently, for many months, said, no, he's not ready. he will be ready, but he has to build himself back up. an

perspiration turns into ice then you are cold. >> then you are cold. then? the go long.ball. back inside the freezer. one last time. we can could not leaf without the duke. now where did i put it. >> really? >> in san francisco, wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> larry is here with preview of sports and talking about the 49ers. captain forget the warriors. >> war yoshtion i saw wayne couple hours after. that he was still thawing out. kind of fragile. >> glove and hat you need it. >> now to the warriors. look like they were on empty tonigh tonight. the tank was on e in atlanta but funny thing atlanta but funny thing happened in the fourth quarte to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card helps you keep your resol

the% separati perspiration turn and then you're cold. go long!ck inside the freezer, numb feet and all one last time, we could not leave without the duke. where did i put it? really? in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> meanwhile, sierra ski resorts are suffering because of the lack of snow. the only way they're surviving this winter is with their snow-making equipment. they're making snow every night and have been able to open a couple of more runs and lifts every week. only a few inches are expected. >>> the warm temperatures and lack of raun have farmers in the central valley tornado about their crops. winters in the san joaquin valley cause crops to grow dormant. but the ground is so dry, farmers have been forced to irrigate their crops one to two months ahead of schedule. >> every morning i wake up and check the forecast to see when we're getting ready and keep hoping and praying for it. >> chandler says farmers are also concerned the warm weather could fuel diseases and pests that could destroy their crops. the warm weather and

don't put on too much clothes because you get too much clothes and the perspiration turns into ice andhen you are cold. >> then you are cold? then? >> come along! >> oh, i forgot the football. >> back inside the freezer one last time. we could not leave without the duke. now where did i put it? >> really? >> in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> sticking with cold, sierra ski resorts are suffering because of lack of snow. the only way they are surviving this winter is with their snow making equipment. heavenly tells us they are making snow every night and have been able to open a couple more lifts and runs every week. there's a slight chance of snow next week but only a few inches are expected. >>> the warm temperatures and lack of rain have farmers in the central valley concerned about their crops. winters in the valley are usually cool and wet, a times for crops to go dormant, but not right now. after dealing with a freeze last month temperatures are in the 60s and the ground is so dry farmers are forced to irrigate their crops one or two months ahead of schedule. >> every

don't put on too much clothes bus you get too much clothes and the perspiration turns into ice and thenong! >> oh, i forgot the football. >> back inside the freezer one lift time. we could not leave without the duke. now where did i put it? >> really? >> in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> makes me cold just watching. ski resorts are suffering because of the lack of snow and the only way they are surviving this winter is with their snow making equipment. heavenly tells us they are making snow every night and has been able to open a couple more lifts and runs every week. there's a slight chance of snow next week but only a few inches are expected. >>> the warm temperatures and lack of rain have farmers in the central valley concerned about their crops. winters in the valley are usually cool and wet, a times for crops to go dormant, but not right now. after dealing with a freeze last month temperatures are in the 60s and the ground is so dry farmers are forced to irrigate their crops one or two months ahead of schedule. >> every morning i k wake up and check the forecast for r

the perspiration and air coming in, the misters they have, will get on the players' skin, and blow itand keep the players nice and cool. the problem is, it has to be a very dry heat for that to really work. and this hasn't been all that dry. it's going to get to 111 degrees today. >> that's crazy. >> and then they're going to run around for five sets, the guys are. three sets. it's going to be really hot. and the fans aren't happy about this, either. it's very hot. they paid a lot of money. >> you're sitting there watching these matches. what's going to happen to them? start melting. >> obviously, the best thing you can do is stay hydrated. it is their summer, our winter, their summer. just got there. it's only supposed to be 79 degrees. that's what the high should be. it's going to be 111. we're not close to above, we're way above. let me show what's going on here. 111 degrees today, wind out of the southeast. it would be guys it would be nice if the wind would blow a little bit. yesterday 109. today -- it's a day ahead. they're past the international date line and all of the fronts

even as you exhale some of that perspiration, some of that water vapor it can also freeze and you can get cold that way. when people put chap tick on as well, sometimes those freeze. the important thing keep all of these areas covered as much as possible. even if you drink water you want to have fluids and other things, try to have it stay warm. one other thing we worry about, we're talking about the digits but if your hands, feet, nose, ears, if they get too cold, then other areas of our body can get cold too. we might not be able to keep heart and lungs warm. that is what we call hypothermia. jon: right. if you suffer hypothermia itself you will probably not be aware of it is always my understanding. >> yeah. jon: people around you should know what the symptoms are. can you tell us about that? >> you might slow down and tired and not move as quickly. everything is slowing down essentially. but the important thing is actually for friend and family to check on people. if you have friend or family living alone or in these kind of fridge get temperatures check on them periodically to ma

behind that trade there has been job creation and perspired he for the region.exico looks forward to partake in an effort to advance prosperity in the region. waysow we must find news to go forward. we need to collaborate more on education, science, technology him and innovation. we have the opportunity to work gather in addressing regional concerns, engaging with central america because it is a latin american region. politicale have the framework and political will that is in place to implement the system that we have taken. it is a north american idea that is a very good friend of mexico. mexico, the u.s., and canada are working together to spread their regional community, and that commitment was reaffirmed this morning. again, thank you, secretary kerry, and thank you, minister, for your partnership in the september. >> thank you very much, secretary meade. >> it is a pleasure for me to be here today and to celebrate the good partnership and good relations between our two countries. we had great discussions today celebrating 20 years of nafta and the huge and

behind that trade there has been job creation and perspired he prosperity for the region. mexico looks forward to partake in an effort to advance prosperity in the region. we know we must find news ways to go forward. we need to collaborate more on education, science, technology and innovation. we have the opportunity to work gather in addressing regional concerns, engaging with central america because it is a latin american region. we think we have the political framework and political will that is in place to implement the decisions that we have taken. it is a north american idea that is a very good friend of mexico. it is stronger than ever. mexico, the u.s., and canada are working together to spread their regional community, and that commitment was reaffirmed this morning. again, thank you, secretary kerry, and thank you, minister, for your partnership in the endeavor. >> thank you very much, secretary meade. it is a pleasure for me to be here today and to celebrate the good partnership and good relations between our two countries. thank you for the hospitality. we had

so we give you your average heart rate, we give you your average perspiration.> this area here tells you how long you have been in bed. can you see how you are sleeping compared to your partner. >> it actually builds up, it's encrypted in the cloud. it comes back to you. >> here's what i want for the know. how do we use this information for better night's sleep? if i'm not sleeping any better, i don't care. >> x-12 has a fee cure that allows to you track it over a week at a time or a month at a time and a journaling feature where you can keep track of nk you do during the day. how it affects your sleep that night. caffeine, alcohol. >> this screen, this is fascinating. this is crazy, i like this woman in your keep study tried oto convince myself i am okay i can drink caffeine all day and i'm fine. this woman had if same mindset. >> here are the day, here's her sleep score. her iq after dinner, here's her sleep iq on days she didn't. sleep iq. >> that's pretty low. >> well, the sleep does affect a lot of things. i don't think it affects iq that much. it's importa