kron4's alecia reid is live in woodland.. alecia -- how concerned are people there about the situation... within the last hour an 18 wheeler came to drop off food for the hundreds of people staying here.and the county held a meeting with evacuees as they tried to answer as many questions as possible.pkg sot - we had no clue it was that badevacuees are trying to get as comfortable as they can in their new living quarters. sot - they're gonna bring more beds, we just don't know when. and with my babies standing there it's just horrible.sot - they had cots but we got here too late so we slept in the car sot - these parents, considering the stress that they are under, they're doing a marvelous job.while the state continues to work on ways to prevent the oroville reservoir's retaining wall from collapsing, evacuees at the yolo county fairgrounds evacuation center are coping as best they can.meddie lozano / evacuee - sot - spacing out and rushing i packed clothes for 2 days, but i left socks, and my thyroid medication that i have t

and it is living at the woodland park zoo where it is obviously covered in snow and it is an opportunity for fun. >> yeah, it's just like, this is what i'm supposed to be doing! this is the best! >> i was born for this. >> and it's my favorite part when he jumps at the snow trying to find its prey. >> so adorable. >> the grizzly bear also from the woodland park zoo. he's just chilling, cooling down in the snow. >> he's making snow angels is what is going on. >> oh. now that zoo is in seattle. this is in a backyard somewhere in seattle. this is lexi who belongs to the family of one of our producers lisa. and she loves fetch so much she's not going to let no snow stop her. >> obviously more challenging, right? not only to go fetch it, but you have to find it first. >> got the snow! got the snow! >>> they've got a big stash. >> they have a plant of marijuana. >> the stickiest of the icky? >> yes! >> but here the bizarre story behind this video. >> they could be facing some time in the joint. >>> and how many kids are we about to have? >> one, two, three, four, five, six. >> he's about to be

in the guatemalan rainforest we learn what food and woodland conservation have e in common but firste go to china, where divorce rates are rising and paving the way for new business ideas. the big day! around the world, weddings are pretty much always an excuse to celebrate in style. in 2015, more than 400,000 couples tied the knot in germany alone. but marriage is no longer necessarily the life-long bond it once was. according to the oecd, the russian divorce rate is one of the world's highest - 4.5 people in every 1000 split up. while in chile, couples tend to stick it out - divorce has only been permitted there since 2004. china's divorce rate has risen considerably recently, and the "marriage salvage" market is booming. >> the agency in shanghai calls itself "the marriage hospital. the team is preparing for a new operation. ming li i is the boss. her area of expertise? ouousting mistresses. most of her clients are wives who o who've decided to take action. >> at first, wives tend to put up with an affair because in a divorce their husbands would take at least half their assets. a

. >> reporter: two teens, both friends and classmates at the cesar chavez community school in woodland, and now the fbi needs your help. >> how can a 16 and 17-year-old boy disappear and absolutely no one in california, woodland, the united states have any sightings of these kids? >> reporter: they disappeared at different times. in mid-october, 17-year-old enrique rios was gone leaving behind only a brief text about needing a break. >> now it goes straight to voice mail and there's nothing. there's no data usage or anything on his phone. >> reporter: weeks later, his good friend elijah moore also disappeared. the last sight of him captured on surveillance at california check cashing. >> he's just gone off grid, completely vanished. no one knows where he is. a. >> reporter: both mothers say it's out of character for their sons to leave without notice. >> whatever happened with him and enrique, they trusted someone. >> reporter: three different agencies including the fbi are investigating and say the two cases are suspicious and could be connected. but with a $10,000 reward, these mothe

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we have seen volunteers coming, preparing breakfast for the evacuees here in woodland. a lot of the folks are con dering what the next week or so will bring. they are hoping to return to their homes as quickly as possible. there really has been a lot of difficulty here. folks trying to make the best that they can out of this situation. that young man we spoke with earlier said they were handing out toys. clearly trying to make the best of the situation. earlier this morning, we saw an ambulance here reporting for some kind of medical emergency. so life is going on here. the difficult parts and the good parts here in woodland. one of the evacuation centers. one of the ten evacuation centers for folks trying to flee this situation. >> christien kafton live in yolo county. thank you. >>> we bring in steve paulson. steve, these people are not going to be able to go home until they figure out that too much water is not going to come into lake oroville. now from the runoff, what do you think will happen? will it come in slowly enough that there won't be a problem. >> i think

the woodland creek condominium complex in east palo alto was put under a voluntary evacuation becausee it sits to the "san fran-cis-quito" creek. that creek swelled to the highest level in years... kron 4's gabe slate shows us how the city jumped into action to stop it from over-flowing. branch after branch floated down the san fran qeet toe creek in east palo alto until it they could not go any further. mother nature was making a damn here at west bayshore road and the hwy 101 bridge.. taking advantage of the cities trash rack.. assistant city manager sean charpentier explains what that is. sot - sean look at how close this creek and the overflowing situation is to highway 101 southbound near the university exit sot - sean they are hustleling to fix this so the creek won't spill over onto 101 and shut it down creating an epic commute nightmare.some residence stayed thruogh the volutary evacuation others were not taking the chance sot - haily behind the complex down the road at the newell road bridge the locals were shocked to see how high the creek got so fast. i ran into len materma

like the current price is close to £60 billion but many say it could be much higher. 60 ancient woodlandsn buckinghamshire, the lander will be split into when work begins. the other night it will alter the way i filed completely. i will lose half the grazing for my colours. —— completely change the way i farmed. the first section is due to open by 2026 and the extension to leeds and manchester extension to leeds and manchestec by 2032. hs2 should make opening by 2032. hs2 should make journeys faster and more co mforta ble. but keeping the project on time and on track could prove more difficult. and there is always the weather to think about. let's get the latest on doris. today it has been a very wild day across the uk and still very windy in some south—eastern and eastern areas but doris is pushing away. the storm had its tantrum and it is out of the way. still affecting low countries where the worst of the weather is. doris has pushed out into holland and belgium and germany. very rarely we get strong winds like this in london. the storm making its presence felt and durham. some wintry

. >>> tom vacar live in oroville and let's go to rob roth in an evacuation center in woodland. reporter: we are at the yellow county fairground where it is now dinner time so everybody is indoors. there were 250 people but officials say they have ordered 250 more cots. they are expecting more team to come. a lot of people are from yuba city and they were told to evacuate immediately. >> hundreds of people have homes that they are worried about and they want to go back. >> our belongings are there. and our jobs, we can't do anything about it. >> these are the 30 members of her extended family like many people they have never expected they would have to leave their home so faster. >> the wife got a message over the phone saying there was emergency evacuation. the pastor prayed for everybody and just evacuated everybody from the church. >> they said go. >> people brought their dogs and cats and large farm animals are not allowed. they understand the precaution and agree with the decision to evacuate the area. rain is expected thursday and they could be here awhile depend other spi

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a live picture from woodland up in yolo county. this is one of ten official shelters set up for as many as 188,000 people told to leave their homes. some of them, mike, had less than an hour's notice to do so. at this point they have no clear answer as to when they will be allowed to go back home. repair crews meanwhile have been working nonstop to patch the emergency spill way at the dam. the main spill way is holding up. that allowing officials to release water from lake oroville. at this point the water level is about 888 feet. officials hope to lower it another 11 feet before the next storm arrives wednesday night and into thursday morning. meanwhile governor jerry brown is asking president trump for federal relief to help with this crisis. a buzz tuesday morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's go over to steve paulson with a check on our weather this tuesday. hey, steve. >> there is projection of 11 inches of rain in the faith canyon in -- feather canyon in the next several da

some who live at the woodland creek condominiums say, they didn't want to take the chance.who work with the san francisquito joint powers authority say they have measured today's creek levels...and it will likely rank in the top 25-highest flows that the creek has seen since 19-31. more trouble on highway 17. big trouble. the important mountain highway between los gatos and santa cruz is closed and will be closed all night due to a large slide. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with a driver who was trapped in that slide and joins us now live from the scene. rob? áááááá sot arne huddin/trapped in slidearne huddin, of capitola, is talking about the huge landslide that came down here on northbound highway 17 tuesday morning, slamming into his truck, he says, like a runaway train.sot arne huddin northbound when the slide hit, huddin's truck was picked up like a toy and tossed over the center divide and into the southbound lanes. huddin was trapped for about ten agonizing minutes, as rocks and debris fell around him. by the time people stopped to help he had crawled out on his own

the yellow bypass in davis and woodland and concerns there and that going on through thursday.sibility of minor flooding and lake county dealing with a poke of minor flooding and this one lasting until thursday and with more storms on thursday you have to wonder if they will expire. one last stop. the oroville dam where we track the biggest concern from the lake and crosses over 70 and 99 and gridly. a lot going on in spite of the dry weather. in spite of the dry weather for the next couple of days. we got more rain coming our way. here is a look at storm tracker 2. cloudy skies and a mick of sun and clouds. filtered sunshine and a little thick at times and in any event fairly pleasant weather and as we get to wednesday and thursday things start to change and here is a look at the first system on thursday. it looks like we may get a break but on friday storm number two and saturday in between day and a break on saturday with storm number three on sunday and it looks like there could be another storm anywhere from 1 to three inches and we will track it of course between now and

. >> his kryptonite happens to be otters but these are otter puppies at seattle's woodland park zoo.re they are with mom and dad. >> i just want to pet one. >> i just want one as a pet. >> you can't do that. >> i know. i would get a whole family and get a nice place and they can move into some watery area where i live and can look at them all day. that's just adorable. thank you for that, gayle. >> that is adorable, but so is this. when he meets snow, he starts to play. >> i love when they bring out personalities. >> this is the running of the bulls i would like to see, you know? >> there's no danger to you except them having a good time. >> don't wear a red jacket, are you crazy? >> not crazy at all. watch what happens. he just runs around her. isn't that cool? >> christian, i believe you recognize this bull. >>> if i was skiing or snowboarding today, i would spend most of my time sliding down the mountain on my face. and that's an option. this is dangerous. 45 degrees. i was wondering what they were doing. snow skis, no snowboards. these three guys just link arms and just let gravi

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the cameras will go into spring at the main street and woodland drive. lee highway, fairfax boulevard. traffic signs will be put up when the cameras are activated. >>> now 4:50. we have breaking news coming into the live desk. >> erika. >> let mel has played out within the last couple of minutes. this is in southeast d.c. calvert street and calvert terrace. we understand park police were in that area just a few minutes ago trying to make a traffic stop when the driver of that vehicle rammed into the officer's car. we understand the officer was injured. fired his weapon and that vehicle, the driver in that vehicle, made off. we're not sure if that suspect was hit by the officer firing off his weapon. but that scene remains at large. there's no closures in the area. about 4:00 in the morning. the park police officer trying to make a traffic stop and that person behind the wheel rammed into this officer. erika, thank you. >>> 4:51 right now. >> chuck, you know what? >> yes? >> i love warm with weather. is it possible to be this warm at the end of february?

those destructive winds carrying roofing material off an apartment building at woodland terrace alongon's nobody hurt and power was restored quickly but ronald lee said it sounded and looked pretty wild. >> everything flying off the roof. you know, the impact, you know, couldn't really see because stuff kept flying around. >> reporter: crews worked to clean up the debris, city housing officials told us nobody living here will be displaced. >> 10:45 almost 11:00 we heard a howling wind and crash. >> reporter: a huge branch off an old tree was snapped by the wicked winds, may not look like much. this thing is really, really heavy. >> falling on to two parked cars in this townhouse community. she lives in the end unit >> i tried to open the door. it was like we were locked in, we couldn't open it and we called 911 and they patched us to th >> is that your car over there >> yes, it's my mom's car. >> reporter: this was the scene on goldsboro road in bethesda. the road blocked south of bradley boulevard several hours, in mclane virginia, power lines were brought down when a utility poll sn

they both attended cesar chavez in woodlands.shows moore at a check cashing store in woodland the day he was last seen. both disappearances are related and suspicious. they are reaching out to the public now, asking anyone to call in with a tip to the fbi. >>> one of the world's largest tv companies will pay a $2 million fine for watching you while you watch television. since 2014, some vizio start smart tvs have collected data without the consent of 11 million people. that mfgs was packed with personal information like sex, age, income and then sold to third parties. vizio is now required to ask before fact check collect and sell your data. >>> it must be interesting to be on the supreme court these days justice ruth bader ginsburg sharing some stories at stanford. the justice opened up about her life, of course, some topics off limits. she never mentioned president trump or his executive orders that are bound to appear before her on the supreme court. during the q&a portion, it was clear justice ginsburg is no fan of the curren

this is how an 8-minute phone call begins from this home in woodland avenue back in november. camden county released it to nbc 10 today in response to an open records request. pore favor. >> emergency translator joins the line two minutes in. the caller is a woman who said she is a nanny and a 2-year-old who is not her son is throwing up blood. >> he's awake with eyes half open but he's pale. >> the camden county prosecutor's office handling this case and only recently released some details on the 2-year-old's death. a spokeswoman told us putting out information early would have been detriment to the investigation. >> his heart is stopping, please. >> we spoke to a family who lives where this happens with the help of a neighbor to translate. they didn't want to go on camera but confirmed they've spoken to detectives many times and are not accused of doing anything wrong. >> this homicide case remains open but there are few answers that officials are willing to release publicly. they declined to say if they have any leads or suspects. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> a bizarre a

jackie, republican only from woodland hills, california. good morning. caller: good morning. we're totally unified. i think you can look at the dow, and see how people are up with it is getting pparent protesters right now are pushing us closer and closer everybody knows they are organized. david brock, you know, they are trying to fight against, do like what bannon said, you think they are going to give you back your country without a fight? yourself. host: jackie, thanks. , ll, silver city, new mexico republicans only for next half-hour. go ahead, bill. morning.yeah, good are the united and together? no.l, scombrs i think who is getting on the train, realize they have to get the train or you might call the old traditional republicans, they resist that they can't trump and that movement anymore because let's face it, he's the now and so i'm sure in the beginning they didn't want establishment doesn't want to change. so yeah, they are coming around realizing there is you might say, i wouldn't use the word evolution, but i think the biggest momentous change in this country sin

the most recent happened yesterday near kings grant and woodland drive.an was hiding in the bushes, performing a sexual act as several women walked by. >>> back in january, a naked man chased two teenage girls in the township before jumping into a jeep and driving off. before that, two different women in medford township reported seeing a man get out of his car without any clothes. police say the description of the man is similar in all of the incidents. >>> a trenton police officer is suing the department for harassment. a veteran officer says she was teased about her sexuality and retaliated against when she complained to supervisors. the police department declined to comment this afternoon. >>> president trump laid out his agenda to the heart of the republican party today at the conservative political action conference. for the first time, we're hearing how republicans want to replace obamacare. the preliminary republican plan gets rid of the requirement to buy insurance, dismantles low-income subsidies and taxes, rolls back medicaid, and pays for it a

we spoke to neighbors at the woodland creek condos and weren't concerned that the water had not come to the parking lot. this was obviously the main concern given the debris and east palo alto officials will be back out and officials will be back out here tomorrow removing the debris to remove the roadway and as i mentioned high tide expected tonight the creek will rise low to exceeding levels. we will keep an eye on that. >>> we wap to talk to bill again. watching this saying an hour more of rain could have sent things off of the chart. the creek got up to the edges and literally the rain stopped. another hour of rain like that, same with san lorenzo and the same with alameda creek and coyote creek. got to the edge and we were fortunate that rain stopped. eventually what is going to happen is one of these. hopefully not this thursday one, one will stop on top of us and we will see russian river was at flood stage. >> how is the russian river doing? >> it peaked. if we deposit have this break tomorrow, russian river would be flooding. >> back to the same point that we are talking abo

. >> secretary spicer came to the >> in woodland hills, kpix5. >> you heard what sean spicer said. others called for a boycott of nordstrom. >> this is going to be interesting to see. who would not defend your daughter,. >> absolutely. it's hard, too, because when you're a dad and thinking about how this is affecting your children. >> also speaks just how complicated the business relationships are when you decide to take business and put it aside and try to run the country. it's not an easy thing to unravel. >> it's his daughter's business. if you're looking for the best job ever, this could be it. the maker of oreos and cadbury is offering chocolate taster position. the company says it is looking for someone who is capable of giving objective and honest feedback. the job is formally titled, chocolate cocoa beverage taster. that's pretty it is a part-time position. oh yeah, it's also all the way in england. >> that could be a plus for some people. >> it sounds good to me. all right, abs and art. the metropolitan museum of art is offering a museum workout. part performance, part wor

. >> the voluntary evacuation was issued for the woodland creek community and west bayshore was shut down so that cal trans crews could have a place to drop the debris. >>> all of the water release that the orrville dam near chico are on hold for now. the dam lost a huge part of it's concrete chute. officials say about 200 to 300 feet of the spillway disappeared. someone noticed pieces of concrete popping away from the chute as the water rushed down yesterday. now there is no threat to the public according to officials. the lake has enough storage to handle storms over the next three days. >>> we are expecting more rain today for lake it lake tahoe and the sierra foothills. there is concern that rain at the lower elevations could melt the snow on the ground and cause flooding. conditions at ski resorts were wet and heavy yesterday, increasing the threat of landslides. right now chains aren't required on interstate 80 or highway 50. >>> there is a break today but testimony will resume tomorrow in the the trial for sierra lamar's accused killer. yesterday her mother took the witness st

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it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver. 24-year-old paul woodland and his damaged honda. iesha has teamed up to get the new law on the books. it will expand the current amber alert system to include hit-and-run advisories with a description of the car. >> if car would have don to a repair facility and this type of bill had been enacted. the shop owners would have done the right thing and be contacted the authorities. >> under the proposal penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit-and-run. >>> we have breaking news president trump was quote evaluating the situation regarding his national security advisory michael flynn earlier. we have just received word michael flynn has resigned from his position as national security advisor for president trump. cbs news originally learned flynn's job was in jeopardy for not telling the whole truth about conversations he had with russian officials prior to the inauguration. we've also just learned the justice department warned the trump administratio

it was hit by a massive mudslide near woodland late yesterday about a half hour north of portland. it closed i-5 in both directions and crews worked into the night to get it back open. it was a big mess. the hillside came down in the rain covering all lanes there and a man in a pickup truck even was trapped in that slide, but he was able to get out unharmed. the state is now sending engineers to survey the hill. as soon as the sunlight comes up to gauge the situation going forward. >>> a man is in custody for the murder of a driver near san francisco's civic center. we first brought you this story as breaking news wednesday on abc7 mornings. the victim crashed his suv into a parked car after getting shot in the head. sfpd officers captured the suspect in oakland late wednesday night. police have not released a motive. >>> police in belmont have put out this sketch of someone accused of four home burglaries all in one day. witnesses think he's in his late teens. february 1, he was seen running away from a home on chula vista drive and police think he then broke into another home on

it took police two weeks to track down suspect driver, 24 year-old paul woodland and his highly damaged honda now, iish a poole is working with the state senator to create a jay alert, expanding current amber leather system to include hit and run advisories local carrie pair manager is throwing his support behind the proposed bill. >> if the car have would have gone right through a repair facility in this type of had already been enacted i would think natalie shop owners would have done the right thing and contacted the authorities right away. >> also, under the proposed bill, penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit and run. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams, first assistant d.a. stepped down today, district attorney's office tells "eyewitness news" that tariq he will shabazz submitted his less resignation effective at close of business former defense attorney began working for office in august. the his resignation follows williams announce. on friday he will not seek re election. >>> the city

it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver. 24-year-old paul woodland and his damaged honda. iesha has teamed up to get the new law on the books. it will expand the current amber alert system to include hit-and-run advisories with a description of the car. >> if car would have don to a repair facility and this type of bill had been enacted. the shop owners would have done the right thing and be contacted the authorities. >> under the proposal penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit-and-run. >>> we have breaking news president trump was quote evaluating the situation regarding his national security advisory michael flynn earlier. we have just received word michael flynn has resigned from his position as national security advisor for president trump. cbs news originally learned flynn's job was in jeopardy for not telling the whole truth about conversations he had with russian officials prior to the inauguration. we've also just learned the justice department warned the trump administratio

it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver, 24 year old paul woodland, and his damaged honda. suspected of hitting and killing jana powell in november. her mother, is working with the state senator to create j alert, named after jayanna t would include hit-and-run advisories, with the description after suspect's car. >> if the car would have gone to a repair facility, and this type of had already been in a accident, i would think the shop owners have done the right thing and contacted the authority right away. >> also under the proposed bill penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any car suspected involved in a hit-and-run. >> a heater may be to blame for deadly fire in frankford. a six a year old woman was killed in the fire yesterday afternoon on the 5200 block of as born street. the victim was found on the second floor of the home. several other family members were able to make it outside safely. >> just in time for valentine day, jack, a local dog, is being called a hero, and is back home with the family this morning. the reunion

today in east palo alto: the woodland creek condominium complex... off west bayshore road.. put under a voluntary evacuation because of how close it sits to the "san fran-cis-quito" creek. that creek swelled to the highest level in years... kron 4's gabe slate shows us how the city jumped into action to stop it from over-flowing. branch after branch floated down the san fran qeet toe creek in east palo alto until it they could not go any further. mother nature was making a damn here at west bayshore road and the hwy 101 bridge.. taking advantage of the cities trash rack.. assistant city manager sean charpentier explains what that is. sot - sean look at how close this creek and the overflowing situation is to highway 101 southbound near the university exit sot - sean they are hustleling to fix this so the creek won't spill over onto 101 and shut it down creating an epic commute nightmare.some residence stayed thruogh the volutary evacuation others were not taking the chance sot - haily behind the complex down the road at the newell road bridge the locals were shocked to see h

some who live at the woodland creek condominiums say they didn't want to take a chance so they left.francisquito joint powers authority say they measured yesterday's creek levels...and they say it will likely rank in the top 25-highest levels that the creek has seen since 19-31. and people in santa cruz county are also dealing with a lot of flooding from the storm. this is video from the san lorenzo river overflowing yesterday. emergency crews had to rush in and rescue several people who were trapped in their homes by the flood waters. the storms also flooded roads in the area na d knocked down trees. in marin county... the flooding caused thousands of dollars in damage o homes and cars along the corte madera creek. this road in kentfield flooded for the third time in the last few weeks. one home owner says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down...so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house. after getting a canoe ride to his house...mitch levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help

the current price tag is close to £60 billion, but many say it could be much higher. 60 ancient woodlandsozed, 350 homes will have to be demolished and thousands of businesses will be affected, like this farm in buckinghamshire. the land will be split in two when work begins. it's going to completely alter the way i farm. i'll lose half the grazing that my cows can go out to. i'm not seriously convinced that the hs2 is a valid necessity to this country at all. the first section to the west midlands is due to open by 2026. an extension to leeds and manchester will open by 2032. hs2 should make journeys faster and more comfortable. we're just on the approach into our final destination for today's journey, which is birmingham new street. but keeping the project on time and on track could prove more difficult. ben thompson, bbc news in birmingham. the iraqi army has captured mosul airport from so—called islamic state. the battle for the western half of the city began earlier this month and the capture of the airport would be seen as a strategic victory. quentin somerville is the only western

creating a damn they were'nt sure they would be able to clear it so they asked the residents of the woodland creek condominium complex that sits right behind us here to evacuate. the creek looks much better now the level has receded.. but take a look at how it almost did flood and the tool they used to prevent flooding. branch after branch floated down the san fran qeet toe creek in east palo alto until it they could not go any further. mother nature was making a damn here at west bayshore road and the hwy 101 bridge.. taking advantage of the cities trash rack.. assistant city manager sean charpentier explains what that is. sot - sean look at how close this creek and the overflowing situation is to highway 101 southbound near the university exit sot - sean they are hustleling to fix this so the creek won't spill over onto 101 and shut it down creating an epic commute nightmare.some residence stayed thruogh the volutary evacuation others were not taking the chance sot - haily behind the complex down the road at the newell road bridge the locals were shocked to see how high the creek got so fa

in woodland - the yolo county fairgrounds is also open for those who need to stay there. for a full list of evacuation centers in the area - just go to kron4.com. nearly 600 inmates have been evacuated from oroville to alameda county. it's the first time there's been an evacuation order at the butte county jail. the evacuation included all levels of offenders. the inmates will stay at the santa rita jail as long as it's necessary. alameda officials say there is plenty of room at the jail...which can house 5-thousand inmates a day. toss weather showers will taper tonight but flash flood warnings will continue until tomorrow mornings for southbay zone. today's clear weather allowed water officials to get a better idea of the extent of damage to the dam's spillways. crews have some urgent repair work to do before more rain rolls in. the oroville dam overlook has been turned into a make shift rock quarry... big rigs are hauling in stones and boulders to the area... so they are ready to be used to repair the emergency spillway. officials also have a pair of helicopters .... an

but many say it could be much higher. 60 ancient woodlands would have to be bulldozed. 350 homes wills farm in buckinghamshire. the land will be split into when work begins. buckinghamshire. the land will be split into when work beginsm buckinghamshire. the land will be split into when work begins. it is going to completely alter the way i farm. i would lose half of the grazing my calfs can go out to. i am not convinced with hs2. we have far more important things to do. certainly we should not spend all our money on a rail line that will be, in my opinion, outdated in 10— 15 years. the first section to the west midlands will be opened by 2026. an extension to leeds and majesty will open by 2032. hs2 should make journeys faster and majesty will open by 2032. hs2 should makejourneys faster and more unstable. —— manchester. should makejourneys faster and more unstable. -- manchester. this is the first part of the journey, birmingham. keeping the reject on—time and on track could prove more difficult, however. dan thompson, bbc news, in birmingham. —— ben thompson. thompson, bbc news, in

also have to use an alternate, woodland avenue will be your best bet.ound before route 73. that left lane is blocked. and this talcony palmyra also scheduled to open right around 9:00. jim, back to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. that's "eyewitness news" for now, join us for "eyewitness news" today today at noon, i'm jim donovan make it a great day. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i ca

a tractor trailer toppled over on the route to i-95 south to the blue route in woodland. the crash shut down that ramp for hours and caused major delays throughout the morning. the driver was taken to the hospital. >>> new republican opposition to president's pick for education secretary, two gop senators say they will vote against betsy devos. if all democrats also oppose her, that mean a 50/50 split in the senate. vice president mike pence would have to break the ties to confirm her. >>> today, demonstrators came to senator pat toomey's office urging him to vote against devos. and a news conference held to courage cory booker to support betsy devos as secretary of education. group says devos has made a clear case for making education work for every child in america. >>> and the senate this afternoon confirmed rex tillerson as secretary of state, there on the left. meanwhile, the senate and judiciary committee approved the nomination of jeff sessions to be attorney general in the middle of your screen. and democrats delayed a senate confirmation vote on the nomination of

i think the big woodlands are the lack of prioritization to the projects. we heard the president talking about this just an hour ago, speaking of happening now, when he was talking about an efficient contracting. almost 30% of the money we put into bridges goes to funding bureaucracy rather than actually repairing bridges. the last is just a lack of resources. it there's a lot to take care of and we simply don't put enough money into it. we are too busy debating where people are going to go to the bathroom and fixing the bridges that people used to get the kids to school. >> jenna: however ephraim came up with $400 billion every year on infrastructure and our country. is it that we don't give enough money to infrastructure or that it's simply not prioritized the right way? >> i think it's all three of those factors. the first is the lack of prioritization. we spend money on the wrong thing. we are wasting money and areas that we shouldn't. the second is that inefficiency. we are wasting so much on silly regulations. the third is a lack of resources. it does

kron four's alecia reid reports from woodland on the condition of the evacuees and shows us what they are going through this morning. within the last hour an 18 wheeler came to drop off food for the hundreds of people staying here.and the county held a meeting with evacuees as they tried to answer as many questions as possible.pkg sot - we had no clue it was that badevacuees are trying to get as comfortable as they can in their new living quarters. sot - they're gonna bring more beds, we just don't know when. and with my babies standing there it's just horrible.sot - they had cots but we got here too late so we slept in the car sot - these parents, considering the stress that they are under, they're doing a marvelous job.while the state continues to work on ways to prevent the oroville reservoir's retaining wall from collapsing, evacuees at the yolo county fairgrounds evacuation center are coping as best they can.meddie lozano / evacuee - sot - spacing out and rushing i packed clothes for 2 days, but i left socks, and my thyroid medication that i have to take every day. meddi's husban

this surveillance video you're looking at, it shows more on a check cashing store in woodland. they have served multiple warrants. at this point they're reaching out to the public to call in with the nearestca embassy or consulate. >> a sheriff's deputy is back to work following the offduty shooting death of a man. he was hired by the sheriff's office last year, alameda police say lee was off duty when he shot a man during a home invasion robbery last wednesday. the coroner identified the man who was shot as 19-year-old marquez warren. an investigation into the shooting continues. >>> a richmond police officer will keep his job despite his involvement with jasmine abuslan. she's a self-described sex worker who claims she was involved with dozens of police officers around the bay area. melanie woodrow spoke to the police chief today. >> reporter: jasmine has had sex with 30 officers in the bay area, some while she was under age. richmond police department investigated 11 of its officers, now for the first time, chief brown is talking about the investigation. >> we got wind of st

may street at woodland drive and lee highway and jermantown road and both the eastbound and westbound side. traffic signs will be put up when the cameras are activated. >>> right now secretary of state rex tillerson is in mexico, expected to meet with the country's foreign secretary at this hour. the trip is being seen as an attempt to smooth over tensions sparked by president trump's plans to build a border wall. while the president insists mexico will pay for it, president enrique pena nieto says it's not going to happen. >>> are reversing protections put in place that allowed transgender students to use the restroom of their gender identity. >> hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: overnight backlash building. outside the white house, protests against the new administration's latest move, reversing an obama era order that let public school students use bathrooms that match their gender identity. transgender rights advocates furious, calling the reversal cruel and heartbreaking. about 150,000 students identify as trangs gender. >> as a vulnerable child, he deserves to go to sc

trollies will be operating in both directions from woodland avenue from 49th and island avenue due to accident near there. watch for that. will see delays because of it. >>> new information on breaking news we've been following throughout the morning from paris france. it appears the area outside the louvre museum is getting back to normal aftera man with a machete tried to attack showed yers the soldiers there. looking at a live picture. trying to stand soldiers standing guard after they told him he could not enter an underground shopping mall with two backpacks. police say the attacker was shot five times. listed instead grave condition. police say the backpack did not contain any explosives. one soldier did suffer a minor injury. >> 6:32. breaking news out of bucks county. five people displaced after hotel room caught fire in doylestown. here's the scene. happened just after midnight on the first floor of main street in. crew s investigating the cause. he tells us he expects arson. red cross working to help out those displaced. >>> now to prison standoff. flags flying half staff ac

its unique 68 acres of forest, the old-growth forest that the last remnants of the 17th-century woodlands that once blanketed this whole area, this region on the east. the same words where the indians hunted, some of the very trees standing. this is also the reason the gardens were created here in the first place in the middle of the bronx and what better person, what better person, to speak about the wide-ranging natural history of the trees in american cities than our speaker of the day, jill jonnes. dell living in baltimore, she lived in new york city and went to columbia university school of journalism and ever since, writing extremely interesting and inspiring books. a monk which conquering gotham. empires of light and south bronx rising. she was named national endowment for the humanities scholar and of interest to us is she is also the founder of the baltimore tree trust. what more is there to see? please help me in welcoming jill jonnes. jill jonnes. [applause] >> nice book by the way. >> thank you so much. it is such an honor to be here and also just to say thank you again to the

we are at the yellow county fairgrounds in woodland and it is getting bigger inside as the day goes on. take a look. p you can see the children playing in the parking lot and the schools are closed and that is what they have been doing. there were 250 people here earlier. those in charge say they are bringing another 250 cots by tonight. many here are from yuba city ordered to evacuate immediately. >> hundreds of people here evacuated. they all have homes they are worried about and want to go back soon. >> our belongings are there. they are over there and then our jobs, we can't do anything. >> these are some of the 30 members of her extended family like many people they never expected they would have to leave their home so fast. they say go, go. i didn't waste no time. >> we were passing by so fast and the gas stations were full and it was just all panic. >> people brought the dogs and cats and large farm animals. most agree with the decision to evacuate, better safe than sorry. how long will they have to be here? rain is expected thursday so they could be here awhile depending on how

shelters for evacuees and we are now live outside one of the relief centers in the community of woodlande yolo county fairgrounds. >> reporter: we are here at the yolo county fairgrounds. county officials working to coordinate the day's activities. we are hearing will be about an hour. most of the people still asleep. about an hour until breakfast when we expect activity to start to pick up. the people here keeping one eye on the dam. the other eye on the weather. hoping that the next round of storms due in late their week won't delay their return home. they had to leave in a hurry. they brought only what was essential. family members, clothes, important papers and pets. of course this is not the only shelter as you mentioned. ten shelters. we checked in with them in chico as well where a thousand of them spent the night. they say that they may be away from their homes for as long as a week and many of them have stories of stressful evacuations. >> i kind of panicked. i have kids that weren't at home. they weren't answering the phones and i just wanted them out of there. >> reporter: com