the mayor has been planning cause from the st river is getting a lot of political conflict about that. so i think we have to be careful and being a bit scientific that unless ideology, so that's very important. we want to be a methodological setting, seeking, fighting pro or, you know, against car. the other aspect also that we want to introduce is understanding better the way nature in the cities working as an ecosystem, climate change, we're going to a lot of warm spot in paris and this avenues very hot spots. so i can use the natural elements to cool down the city, but that is simple conclusion to a more larger and more scientific study, which is to say, can we not tomorrow, saturday, knowledge of reducing our carbon footprint on hers. and that's working on all the cities because that's where 85 percent of the damage of produce 2 percent of the surface of the planet. changing the city is not something you do overnight. this vision we propose start in 2025. it's maybe going to be done 2035. it might sound like parish is taking the long view, but for a city that counts its aging. mil

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looking at the napa river at st. y just below that minor flooding but it's going to be very close so you do need to continue to monitor it. the san lorenzo river is expecting a lot more heavy rainfall and here we're looking at it cresting at 11:00 this morning at about 20 feet. and so that's when we're going to see the highest of the water levels for today. in the south bay, looking at coyote creek at edenvale, it may get close to minor flooding. we're going to see that cresting at 5:00 this evening. let's look at how much rain we've seen so far. some areas have gotten a lot. other areas are still looking at it coming in and adding up. in livermore only about 0.3 of an inch of rainfall. san jose about half an inch of rainfall. you can see what half an inch of rain has done. as you move to the santa cruz mountains to ben lomond, over 3 inches of rain. over 2 inches for the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain has been focused. it's going to start to shift to the south as we see the storm system pushing further to

and take a look at this video of the napa river in st helena. the river water level is nearly at the point of bridge of that bridge there at lodi lane, and you can see a tree has fallen into the river right there, along with branches and a lot of other debris. napa river could reach monitor stage by this afternoon or evening. that's one level before blood stage. alright not time for checking the forecast once again with meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary, another round of rain coming our way andre and gasia. this one looks like it's going to arrive during the overnight hours, which you know for some areas. it will be okay because we'll be sleeping, and we prefer it that way for other areas that are experiencing flooding already could be extra dangerous. when you just can't see what's going on out there. here's a look at the golden gate bridge, where again drawing out and dry as wet the next system here is a view from up above, where areas over the north bay and getting a little bit of sunshine and it will be working its way through the centra

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napa river at napa napa river at st helena as well the current conditions out there right now, saying helena 4.1 ft jumping up to 16.4 ft by one oclock monday afternoon, and napa river napa expected to remain just below flood stage. here is a look at the current wayne's those winds really ramping up gusting over 30 miles an hours the wind advisory in place for the bay area. sfo gusting to 35 san jose gusting to 40 miles an hour. once again the rainfall picks up tonight, maybe some thunderstorms as well. so don't be surprised with those heavier downpours. look at all those yellows and oranges moving across the bay area. what about sunday? well, we have to hold on to the possibility some scattered showers, but it's just the chance and the best chance would be for tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours. we will have some lingering clouds and then by sunday night and monday here is that next atmospheric river coming on board throughout the day on monday, highs four tomorrow will be in the upper fifties to the 60 degree mark, scattered shot hours. best chance will be for tomorrow mornin

one of the concerns i have is the illinois -- one of the towns across the river from st. louis, as you know probably, illinois just passed a new gun law. one thing i came across on facebook was a post from a sheriff in monroe county who wrote on the post that myself nor my office will be checking to ensure that lawful gun owners register their weapons with the state cannot nor will we be arresting or helping law-abiding individuals who will be arrested solely for noncompliance with this act. it concerns me that we have law enforcement agents saying out loud on facebook that they are not going to follow the law. their reasoning is that it is unconstitutional. but it has not been litigated, it is a law, it has not been deemed unconstitutional at this point. what is your thinking on these kinds of announcements, public announcements of them saying they are not planning on following the law when we do have laws? host: ok. that is nikki in saint louis. guest: i don't find those announcements helpful, i prefer they be litigated in the courts especially if you think the laws are

on the right here is, in detail, from a map, the st lawrence river, roughly from quebec to montreal. that's where the german troops that were in canada, some for the entire war, some never saw a battle. that's pretty much where they were encamped due to war himself was in this place that i circled, buried. so this is where he is. he's writing this letter. his initial impressions of the land of canada. really? really. quebec had been quite positive. in fact, he described canada in another record as a kind of simple world a wilderness mostly untouched by, what he called civilization. he felt at one point as he was seeing, quote, nature in her first childhood. but by 1781, his view had become favorable. it is clear that he is a lonely and, i should say that feelings of loneliness, homesickness are a recurrent in these kind of records. life in canada in particular is harsh. he feels isolated. he doesn't even really know what's going on in the rest of the continent, especially during the winter. he misses his siblings. the last letter from concordia had arrived in canada two years earlier

it looks like a pretty vigorous river. >> st fantastic. >> stephen: here you are about to go over thethat is you right there. >> that is me right there. >> stephen: not paddling. >> so people understand, no, no, are you not supposed to, points where you paddle and points where you don't. you have to listen to the guide on the pack back, our guy said pad will when i say stop, stop, put the ores up, when i say paddle, i am listening, stop, go, i've got it, that is what i am doing, right. and then coming to rapid t will be great, all right, ready for t rapids are great, cool, this is easy, this is fun. and then-- it's-- . >> stephen: take them through the process. >> so this is joy, this is fun. me realizing this is what i have wanted to do, this is fun. >> stephen: okay. >> so that's now not me any more, that's actually the friend, and she has flipped i side down as you can see, you have to admit it is a pretty amazing picture. >> stephen: it is. >> shoes. >> stephen: it's a wonderful picture to look at. >> yes, but when are you in it, it is weird because you don't know that it has happ

that would be tuesday and then the napa river first coming up for you napa river at st helena right now, 4.7 ft. napa river napa. as you can see nine, ft could be just below flood stage. but these numbers change around quite a bit, so it's something we're watching closely as a rainfall picks up. our next system is actually kind of tucked in right behind here, a lot of moisture in advance of it. and right now we have lots of clouds over the bay area and some rain showers up to our north showing you the winds out there the winds nothing. not much of a factor right now, but those winds at speeds will be picking up here is our live camera looking at above san francisco with mostly cloudy skies and the forecast models showing you this. the rainfall developing, especially for the north bed tomorrow morning scattered at 11 o'clock. this is 12 o'clock tomorrow, maybe some more breaks in the action by mid afternoon that look what happens by saturday night. things really ramp up. we will probably have an urban in small stream flood advisory kick in saturday night and then sunday some scattered sh

river could overflow its banks again. >> the water came up to here. >> last weekend water and mud poured into howard burman's home. >> st great living on the river, not so great living in the river. >> over the past two weeks most of california received up up to 600 percent of its normal sa extreme pripitioev and innse due to climate change. and entire neighborhoods submerged in the central valley, the state's farm belt. in southern california that sinkhole that trapped two cars, continues to grow. and a close call at this elementary school, luckily no one was hurt. take a look at this huge tree here, this landslide blocked a mountain highway and workers have been trying to clear it for two days. they've got a long way to go. here in santa cruz both rain and a tidal surge brought destructive waves. >> blew off the hinges. up against-- across the room. >> michael lillis showed us the damage to his home. >> it was about, i was soaked from here down. >> inside your house. >> inside the house. >> and this is the san lorenzo river where i am standing, that would have been underwater just a couple of days ago, this is someone

rivers. ob and yenisei meet st. nicholas museum and steamship in due time. he was the fastest ship on this river. and he also saw on his board the future emperor nicholas ii and vladimir lenin, who was heading to places of exile. in general, i will say that i am happy with you. here people live everything they have , and even she. no, you didn’t think the eiffel tower, so to speak, of krasnoyarsk spill. by the way, here in krasnoyarsk , one great, russian artist was born, a master of large-scale historical canvases, one of my favorites, every time in his paintings you can notice a new detail or character that you didn’t notice before, and this turns not only your perception of the picture, but of the whole historical events. so you generally understood who i'm not talking about, then let's go in. surikov vasily ivanovich, his acquaintances from school, everyone here does not become an artist with such and such views. by the way, this is a greeting from another local writer talent. viktor astafiev that siberian nature. well, how can you agree with it , after a

have hope she will be found alive. 45—year—old nicola bulley was last seen walking next to the river wyre in stank, still connected to a work call. 0ur correspondent danny savage reports. just what has happened to nikki bulley? she vanished from this lancashire river bankjust friday morning, mother of two young girls who she had just dropped off at school and was taking her dog for its regular walk. this school and was taking her dog for its regular walk.— its regular walk. this is a beautiful _ its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural _ its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural area - its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural area lots i its regular walk. this is a l beautiful rural area lots of its regular walk. this is a - beautiful rural area lots of wooded areas and a river, clearly, so there's a lot of complex terrain to search and that's why we relied so heavily on our partners, but the public as well have come out in droves to try and help find nicola because it is a close—knit community. because it is a close-knit community-— because it is a close-knit communi . ., community. la

st. euphrosyne was demolished on the river land. they arrived in the city on april 25 at 9:00 in the morning long before the indicated time, pilgrims and believers of all estate of ages, were waiting for this miracle on the pier. locals say that 300 usually go. they say that if you touch it and make a wish, it will certainly come soon come true believe it or not, of course, a purely individual matter, but i, perhaps, will take advantage of the opportunity. in general, this version of the embankment is one of those that you can rightly be proud of picturesque and cozy. what else is needed for quiet walks from here you can see an amphitheater with a capacity of up to 800 people. it was built in 2007 to the republican tanks in the distance you can see the object that has become a favorite place for selfie boys flying plane. well, we will continue our promenade and the events of the military, with your permission, a little later. walking along the embankment, you can meet a lot of curious and legendary characters jack sparrow oh, sorry

the napa river at st.ena expected to reach 18.2 feet around noon today so that's also flood stage and then heading into the santa cruz mountains where we are expecting big impacts there. it's expected to quickly rise by late this morning into the afternoon cresting as we go into today at about 22.8 feet which is at the major flood stage. coyote creek at edenvale reaching near moderate flood stage but will reach its highest point later this morning at about 9.6 feet. and also the russian river at almaden is expected to reach minor flood stage. you can see the trend here if you are near a creek or river, a low lying area, make sure you are taking the next steps to prepare for some flooding. all of this heavy rain continues storm after storm. we are picking up on pockets of heavy rain especially for the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains and we're also expecting more heavy rain. we're adding in gusty winds, high wind warning until 10:00. we've seen those gusty winds already. but for some of our hills and

one of the concerns i have is the illinois -- one of the towns across the river from st. louis, as you know probably, illinois just passed a new gun law. one thing i came across on facebook was a post from a sheriff in monroe county who wrote on the post that myself nor my office will be checking to ensure that lawful gun owners register their weapons with the state cannot nor will we be arresting or helping law-abiding individuals who will be arrested solely for noncompliance with this act. it concerns me that we have law enforcement agents saying out loud on facebook that they are not going to follow the law. their reasoning is that it is unconstitutional. but it has not been litigated, it is a law, it has not been deemed unconstitutional at this point. what is your thinking on these kinds of announcements, public announcements of them saying they are not planning on following the law when we do have laws? host: ok. that is nikki in saint louis. guest: i don't find those announcements helpful, i prefer they be litigated in the courts especially if you think the laws are

using drones and search dogs they've had underwater divers mountain teams here along part of the river wyre in stopen mind. they are they do have a number of lines of enquiry to try and out what has happened to her or where she might be right now nicola is described as white five foot three inches with light brown hair. she's also described as having an essex accent . she was having an essex accent. she was last seen wearing a long black chilli and black . chief chilli and black. chief superintendent sally riley , superintendent sally riley, lancashire police can tell you a little bit more about what's been happening here . so i'm here been happening here. so i'm here today to appeal for witnesses. in the case of nicola bailey , in the case of nicola bailey, this is the 45 year old lady from the local area who sadly went missing last morning at about 9:55 am. she was last seen walk in her small dog on the towpath of the river wyre . the towpath of the river wyre. the dog was found about an hour later as her mobile phone. so her family are very concerned, as are we. we've mounted a really intensiv

st. petersburg. ecologists through satellite images found a huge spot near the river from the mountain.iled examination, it turned out that this is a sawdust dump, which has been at least 20 years old. for years, wood waste gurus occupy an area of ​​about 15 hectares, the investigative committee of the irkutsk region continues to grow. already started checking the scale of the environmental disaster. appreciated by alexey kobra. the closed territory on the outskirts of irkutsk is plentiful, the snow that has fallen hides almost a million cubic meters of sawmill waste, dumps, lie and rot, it is worth digging deeper, and everything on the surface is dense, almost compressed, peculiar giant briquettes from small branches of sawdust and chips. didn't have to dig deep. seen from space has begun. approximately there on the territory of the enterprise. well, almost according to our calculations, a huge spot near the ocean has reached 15-17 hectares on satellite images. mountains. a detailed examination shows that this is a sawdust dump, which, according to preliminary estimates, is already 20

celebrated in different cities of the country from st. shots from all over the world with floors of bright lights , volleys of fireworks in champagne by the rivern words to those close to the most magical night in the year 2023, a holiday full of children's joy and great hopes came, someone met him in a cozy family circle, and someone went for a walk along the fabulous new year's streets , elegant decoration of cities, sparkling christmas trees, joyful vanity to ride all together on skating rink hall. there, all the fire is a punishment, more than magic, the shining palace square attracts residents and guests of st. petersburg noisily and cheerfully at the fair in grozny and everywhere congratulations and warmest wishes. we are friendly and we it's going to be a great new year. the door is knocking on the threshold of santa claus happiness of health, so that no one gets sick in moscow to celebrate the new year in the very center of the elegant capital. these are special emotions , people from all over russia and from other countries come to feel this magic. we are from dubai my mother said that moscow is the right place, go there to celebrate t

from the cal fire posted on twitter earlier this morning the napa river bolstered by the rain running quite high in this section near st. helena. a flood watch for napa county until at least 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. also in the north bay more flooding. you can see from the addison ranch apartments in petaluma. neighborhoods submerged in what looks like one foot of water. of course we will continue to bring you live coverage all week as the bay area deals with back-to-back-to-back storms. you can stream nbc bay area live on roku, apple tv, amazon fire, also online at nbcbayarea.com. please be sure to download our news app to get weather alerts sent right to your smartphone. >>> welcome back. we continue our microclimate weather alert coverage. a live look at the radar right now. you can see the latest storm moving out of the bay area. it's now pummeling southern california, but another one just off to the west. you can see that big storm is moving in overnight. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it all for us. he's going to have an update coming up in just a few minutes. >>> strong winds knocked down a tree in

gilroy, a st retce h of highway 101 turned into a rushing river yesterday morning. look at the cars. caltrans crew have been pushing out water on both sides of the highway. we have live teen coverage for you. jocelyn is in gilroy, where there has been flooding. justin andrews is checking in on major power outages in san jose. we also have a route that blew off of an apartment complex. gianna franco is tracking your commute to get you where you need to know today. we also have meteorologist, jessica burch with what is coming next. >>> is not letting off. we look at the potential of flooding and power outages. this is not letting up. you can get an idea , even as we go through this weekend, it it will be wet for us. where does the water go? we have been dealing with major flooding. the doppler has been active. you may have woken up in the middle of the night, around 2:00 a.m. , as the first frontal system pushed through. now, it is in the sacramento valley, producing plenty of lightning within the last hour. in the bay, it is light drizzle for us. we have isolated poc

river in the mission. >> there is an epic happening inside this restaurant on 14th st in san francisco's mission neighborhood this was the eatery before the new year's eve storm. and this was after. the moment heavy rains brought at least three to 4 feet of floodwater rushing in. >> we started noticing the water started to pull on the street and probably within 20 minutes it was coming in the front. >> the owner says and his staff was preparing bento boxes for new year's when things spiraled into an emergency after wooden floodgates failed. >> we have half of us standing into chest deep water to wade out it was pretty crazy. >> his restaurant was anchored in the street but now as you can see it is up on the sidewalk after nearly floated away. this person spotted floating down 14th st, watch as the floodwater busts through the door of this establishment. this motorcycle storage business was quickly underwater. >> within 15 minutes the garage door busted, cracked and water started pouring in. this place was full and half an hour. >> a big cleanup underway, damage estimates are unknown. rainbow grocery was floo

i in the middle of this river, the flats between june and november who are among the worst st. nigeria, in half a century, infrastructure like roads and bridges have been damaged or swept away. 2 months after the disaster. officious are still taking stock of the damage, but the government says it needs $2000000000.00 now to fix damage infrastructure. analysts say it's clear. authorities at all levels were ill prepared for the disaster. they just don't have an incentive to address this. because when you have a system where emergency funds are released without accountability, we have processes where there's no for procurement for dis fornes. iraq, people benefit from the there's a whole police get comma me around is floods. i worry that we may not be able to recall that we can of before the next. what with politicians focused on the general elections in torment. some flood victim say they are worried, their troubles are only just beginning. how many degrees al jazeera, a bow girl. ah, she's out.

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st members to help. look for kyle together. they have searched large portions of the salinas river near where he was swept away. they are continuing our they're planning to continue looking all weekend long. >> and national news tonight, investigators with the department of justice have seized more classified documents from president biden's home in wilmington, delaware. today, the president's personal lawyer said the investigators had found a half dozen documents after conducting a 13 hour search of the home on friday. they include some from his time as a u.s. senator and others from his time as vice president in the obama administration. >> 2 democratic senators have called for an investigation into president biden for his handling of classified documents when he was vice president in the obama administration. according to a new poll, you gov poll senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine, a virginia agree with two-thirds of americans who support an investigation. the documents were discovered in the president's former private office and his delaware home. the attorney general has appointed a specia

river. we have had over five inches of rainfall in the santa cruz mountains. st. helena, you see there.more rain in marin county. then we have seen the rain kind of stall out over sunnyvale, cupertino and north san josÉ. as we continue to see the activity increasing, that's going to cause more potential of creeks and rivers rising quickly and also more tree damage as the ground is just saturated. take a look at the peak wind gusts. yesterday evening in marin county, we had a 90-mile-per-hour wind peak gusts. mount alison had 76-mile-per-hour wind gusts, and mount diablo, 74. at the oakland airport, even a low-lying area had a 59-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we are going to see activity peaking and picking up again late morning. by 9:00, we will see potentially thunderstorms moving through the east bay as well as the south bay. there will be more in the way of breaks for today, but possibly stronger storms and heavier downpours as we go into this afternoon. it starts to improve for the evening commute. we should take a brief break before we start to see more activity popping up, especially

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st. andrews road. the road is somewhat passable. it is still close to traffic as crews have to now work on that water main break that has created a rivern the street and into this neighbor's backyard. it is a bit clearer tonight as public works spent hours clearing debris and sludge. neighbors are bracing for more damage after three landslides since saturday. >> hold on, baby. we're not clear yet. it's, we're dealing with water, man. one of the forces of nature. water goes where it wants to. >> reporter: john johnson lives across the hill that turned into a river of mud. neighbor were cleaning up from one landslide when another one happened on monday. >> i'm anticipating the next rain that comes. right now we have a water main history. that's the source of the

st. jude partner in hope right now. >> right, now california's coast is bracing for yet another atmospheric river.r storm after suffering through a week of damaging winds, flooding, and power outages. meteorologists predict more heavy rain beginning tonight and lasting through tuesday, some areas could see as much as seven inches of rainfall and even higher in the hills. let's go to nbc's scott cones joining us now from capital, california, which has seen some of the most dramatic damage so far. it is such a beautiful area, scott, it's hard to envision the problems there, because it has been a difficult few days. how are the residents there preparing for yet another super storm? >> while they are bracing themselves, alex. and just to orient folks, capital a is really one of the oldest resort areas in california, about 80 miles south of san francisco, just outside of santa cruz. and today, it really is the epitome of a quaint seaside village, but i just got pummeled on wednesday and thursday, a combination of rain and wind all happening at high tide. and you can see some of what happened. there is

st. mary's road in lafayette after a rockslide. fortunately the crews have been making progress on their work. this is a real issue down the coast on monterey county. all eyes on the salinas river. water levels are rising. evacuation orders and warnings are in effect. major highways including highway 68 and highway one could be covered with water turning the peninsula including the city of monterey into an island. >> we could not emphasize enough how we need everyone to limit their travel during the next few days. especially the next weather system in order tr the river will crest at different times. >> we will continue watching this. >> santa clara county is preparing former devastating seems like this mess behind me. when the storm hits this weekend it's coming they are urging all of you to set up or the emergency alert and warning system that's alert sec.org. >> your partnership matters. helping us reach every person could make all the difference in the next storm , earthquake, fire, or public health crisis. >> let's talk about this. fallen trees are problem. we know this across the bay area, the scene in marin blocking balboa avenue. this is the third tree to go down in the

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st. mary's road. they are also trying to stabilize the embankment to prevent future slides. that is a rockslide. the road will remain closed until after 4:00 pm getting a n at the salinas river and the monterey county sheriff's office release this drone video near the console is area. the water levels are rising and evacuation orders have been issued. flooding could turn the peninsula into an island. major highways including highway 68, highway 1 could be covered with water. that means the people in monterey, pacific grove and carmel could be trapped with no way in or out. this last happened in 1995 when the share shers office is planning a news conference at 1:00 pm. let's get to our first alert meteorologist. it is time to catch our breath. >> exactly and we need to prepare. as we extended to the evening hours tonight, it is calm and beautiful. it is mild. temperatures today are sitting at about five or 10 degrees on average. i wish we could have this day and played on repeat as we head into the weekend. take a look at the first alert doppler, no activity right now but there is rain in the forecast. it is right around the corner. the next atmospheric river is expected to p