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david: the value of the miles, is it harder to book the same tickets for the same number of miles?y is it to get on the website and book a ticket, how easy is it to determine whether to use miles? how easy is it to transfer those miles? do you have to pay to transfer them to someone else. they want to take a deep dive, they brought all of the major airlines in 41-on-one meetings f --or one-on-one meetings. william: the myriad complaints came from senators raising this initially? david: that's right, there's a big fight in congress right now over the fees credit cards charge people to use, the retailers and the credit card companies and airlines are in the middle of that. senator durbin from illinois, and a republican introduced this bill. the airlines argue that with a reduction of the fees, it makes it impossible to offer the popular -- credit cards offer points, free miles when you book a ticket, or you buy something and get points for it. during the middle of that fight, d.o.t. is scrutinizing these programs, are they treating consumers properly and following the letter of the l

an hour, personal vote in northumberland, 99 miles an hour, and in edinburgh at 74 miles an hour, andking at and blustery showers. you can tell from the i suppose that it is windy, the shower is continuing, some of them wintry in the mountains of scotland but you could hear the odd rumble of thunder but there will also be sunshine. going through the afternoon, temperatures peaking at around i! in the south, seven or eight in the north so it will be a little bit shinier than yesterday. as we had three this evening and overnight we start with a lot of showers but eventually most of them fading and we have clear skies allowing some frost and the risk of ice to form across scotland and northern england and the next area of low pressure coming our way introducing thicker cloud and heavier rain and the wind strengthening. going through the course of tomorrow, that area of low pressure moves towards the east from the west and you can see from the isobars it will be windy but we did not expect this to be as impactful as storm isha was but nonetheless it will bring in heavy rain exacerbating t

they travelled more than l 500 miles. we started there and we have to _ 500 miles. miles. we started there and we have to get all _ 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the _ 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the way - 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the way over. we have to get all the way over to palestine.— to palestine. for more stories from across — to palestine. for more stories from across the _ to palestine. for more stories from across the uk, _ to palestine. for more stories from across the uk, head - to palestine. for more stories from across the uk, head to l to palestine. for more stories l from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. i'm stephen with the catch up. our top story has details you might find upsetting, it's about the lies of eleanor williams, the 23—year—old injured herself and made up claims that she was beaten and raped by a group of asian men. the prosecution service is false allegations of rape are extremely rare. back in 2020, she was jailed for 8.5 years for providing the court o

these trips take inspectors hundreds of miles out of state. check the sources of the vital milk supply. disease does not recognize race wealth nor status. city health is the response ability of the city. for risk for a lung disease disease consultation, treatment for the disturbed. blood pressure for heart disease and child care for those who cannot afford. well, 55. 1255. and in another part of the big city, that tiny town program is beginning. a happy community is healthy community. the recreation centers in the big city provide happiness for many people. for the preschool child are skills to learn and things to dream. for the old and the forgotten. there are many useful days ahead ahead. all over the great city, there are thousands who love to play baseball and got to have a basis for a baseball. and what other wonderful games that a player when you grow up. softball. tennis tennis and soccer. boxing. field hockey. or perhaps a picnic at forest park and watching some of those funny games people like to play their. or maybe just fishing with

nine miles.nd of avoid that rugged trip over walden's ridge now the confederates of course were on the south bank of the tennessee river there. so the question was how we build this bridge, how do we control the south bank of the river. that road between kelly's ferry and brown's ferry and smith's idea was to take pontoon boats. that thomas had presciently had built before grant arrived put troops into those pontoon, float them down river to a point opposite browns ferry make an amphibious at browns ferry use the pontoon boats to build a bridge and then have that bridge get other another reinforce reinforcements coming. marcus and point there were two hills and there has ferry sinc'n open a few of you have well it's been recently opened on the on the south bank of the river the american battlefield trust has preserved the land on the north bank of the river as part of the national battle national military park. so five years ago you couldn't go to these places. now you can and you can still see t

~ , . ., 500 miles.re and we have to get all _ 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the _ 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the way _ 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the way over- 500 miles. we started there and we have to get all the way over to - have to get all the way over to palestine. hello from the bbc sport centre. jurgen klopp has announced that he will leave liverpool football club at the end of this season after 8 and a half years in charge of the club. the 56—year—old will continue to oversee the team's remaining games of the season — with liverpool currently sitting top of the table, and having secured their spot in the league cup final this week. klopp has brought six major trophies to the club in his time — including a first league title for 30 years back in 2020 and the champions league the season before. to be manager of liverpool fc is a fairy tale and a very difficult thing to plan, impossible to plan and difficult to reach, but it is o

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the strongest gusts in the 30 miles an hour gust range. 40 miles an hour gust at the top of the hour. 25 miles an hour winds in petaluma. the potential for winds remaining below the thresholds. it's always with us. the potential of winds to do damage as one of the things we would talk about when i go to visit students. today i talked on zoom with the third graders. with a bunch of young minds. really appreciate their time. they had awesome questions for me. i have not had from students of that age before. a nice benefit to stretch the mind. let's talk about how much rain we have picked up. this excludes yesterday's rainfall. almost half an inch in the hills. this has been a more efficient rainmaker for san jose and barely more than a trace yesterday. with this particular system and the rain does continue to fall, but it's patchy. it has not been an all-day washout. the most widespread showers, inland including heavier downpours to the east, moving towards livermore and we're tracking more showers falling in the santa cruz mountains. the showers won't come to an end until later this ev

nearly 3 million miles of painted lines. 23,000 gallons of paint a year. 8:45 a.m. since 6:00, 25,000 cars and buses moved half 1 million people from the city. 8:50, cars are parked. journey by land has ended. 8:55, time for the city dweller to take to the air. traveling this way, no stoplights, no speed limits. no no left turn signs. life hanging by a string. life on a string. a pretty tough string. it can lift thousands of people thousands of times. the city has brought the citizen into town. now, it must see that he arrives safely and quickly to his place of work. every elevator has been tested twice a year. the construction plans of every new building must be approved by city engineers. all buildings that are unsafe are condemned. the safety of its citizens is the job of the city. 9:05, another place of work. the endless, thankless task of keeping house. by 9:45, houses have built monuments to themselves. they have created to the city, a monumental task. the endless job of keeping the big city clean. like a housewife, they come to serve. then list trucks and cre

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>> i think my car hit 146 miles an hour. >> 146 miles an hour? what kind of carve was this?he abdominal spins quickly. 50, 60, 70 miles. and the front stopping? >> no, they had no intention of stopping. >> lloyd chased all the, way sped into fifth county. counter austin mchugh county. >> i heard my dispatcher scream my name and i just said, come right with me. those are my exact words. >> how a patrol joined into. >> they had to be stopped. i mean, they had no regard for anyone's life. mine or anyone else is. >> and then, nearly 90 miles from the shooting of deputies mason ward, like something straight out of a movie. the officers dropped the spike strips across the interstate. the suburban city hit the strip at 100 miles an hour. punctured three tires. >> what happened that? >> it was like a rooster tail up sparks coming from the vehicle. >> but i kept going. 60, 70 miles an hour, on rims. and the deputy chasing behind radioed a warning. >> just saw a male take a sniper position in the back. >> who was that? >> floyd apparently the wheel, please had no idea. but whoever the

virgin hyper loop announced plans to build overground vacuum tubes that would hurdle people at 670 miles an hour across the us, india in the middle east. what the closest these came to materializing was a single crude test in 2020, which reached about 100 miles an hour. far less than promised. costs were nearly $10.00 times higher and the test drive transported just to passengers instead of the promise $28.00. in fact, grant's and recently removed the name version from the hyper new companies, you'd invested in, not everything in doors. but even with all of this disappointment, branson's company came closest to the initial promises. muskets, pretty much a band and the idea. and even if the technology worked before hyper luke takes over california, at least it will have to clear a major hurdle as demonstrated by the states never ending high speed rail projects . the high speed rail project has had an immense challenge with access to land and land acquisition, in spite of government authorities and to do a private lay sponsored project that had some level of controversy and didn't have acc

and then work which became a one way tunnel to drive test was through at about 40 miles an hour called the lute, which at least exists, you sold the systems to a bunch of cities around the united states, and in most cases they have not materialized. and then the only place where we're has, which is las vegas, it's a short tunnel that connects up the convention center. and it's mainly just in a, in attraction for teslas. you know, it's a way to sell teslas. it's not really affecting traffic, it's not really solving transportation problems. it's really, i call it a disney land ride for it has a fence yet another familiar failure to deliver the cars in the loop aren't even a self driving. las vegas has approved plans to expand the loops. the project has yet to deliver must victory, and has a personal vendetta against traffic. much of the planet already gets around the many but nothing wrong with entering that market. hard to call it something new. and then there is the holy grail of sy fy flying cars. some companies like jo be are working on what they call electric vertical takeoff and la

up to 23 miles per hour. that is why we are under a high wind warning out at the coast and also in the oakland hills, in the east bay hills. there. and then we are under an advisory everywhere else because we could see gusts up to about 50 miles per hour. and certainly, you know, that's what we're seeing. so this makes a little bit dangerous. unfortunately, i'm starting to see the storm reports pop up. so i'll take you to the north bay and to show you a couple of these. this is point raise where they've had a power pole down blocking that just happened about hour ago half an hour ago. this sebastopol, which is just near santa rosa. they have a tree down on power lines there that would just reported as well. and then a little bit earlier today, we have a large tree branch in the roadway. this is just north of santa rosa. and then this morning, of course, we had this, which is a tree, fell onto a house in saratoga. thankfully, even though someone was trapped inside, they were non life-threatening injuries and t

we went from 15 miles per hour to about 35 miles per hour. right now as we speak, stevens creek boulevard will help you avoid some delays in san jose. but overall, san jose has been a tough day of notice that big picture showing you again, those wet slippery roadways, bay bridge mesa, free, much traffic still stacking up. we're at 18 minutes despite it. poor driving conditions. that's what i think at least for the past hour here, san 80 to 1, 0, 1, 15 minutes. but you can see it's hard to see the other cars on the roadways as they make their way into work. once you get to the tolls to want to what we're at 8 minutes and golden gate bridge has still showing some wet roadways, but traffic at least moving at least for right now. guys. >> thanks a lot to it is 9.32, in the city of half moon bay held a remembrance ceremony to honor the lives of 7 farmworkers who were killed in a mass shooting last year. so we have kron 4 justin campbell. now with a look at how the community plans on moving forward. >> we also read and i assume. crimes. a few 100 p

miles: absolutely.ure differential between inside and outside at 16,000 feet is about two pounds per square inch. it is much greater at 36,000 feet. the amount of pressure on the door would be in excess of 50,000 pounds. it would have been much more of an explosive event and at that altitude the time of so-called useful consciousness, where the passengers would only be 10 seconds. it would have been a much more dramatic, possibly a situation where things did not come out as well for the passengers and crew. a silver lining here that it happened at a relatively low altitude geoff: this is another black eye for boeing which has had a string of incidents resulting in tragedies, groundings, major concerns about safety. how are they responding? miles: they issued just a simple statement saying they think safety is a top priority and they are cooperating with all the authorities. the company has announced a town hall to presumably discuss some of these issues. but there is a long string of issues here which m

you can see we're about 3 mile backup 15 miles per hour. you can take steven creek boulevard to try to avoid some delays. but as we are showing you is just a wet mask. you can see that bay bridge mesa fremont. 22 minutes this morning, bumper to bumper traffic for you. san mateo just really showing traffic is sluggish, those driving conditions really poor this morning tolls to want to want all lanes open. 9 minutes for you. golden gate really see that rain coming down. wet slippery roadways. 37 to the tolls. despite it all, we're still at 40 minutes. >> thanks, brittany. a 20 right now and another big story that we're following this morning. the small plane that crashed in half moon bay earlier this month. officials say it was a home built aircraft with 4 seats and it was assembled by someone who flew the plane for 15 years. >> before selling it, it's believed that all 4 seats were occupied when the plane went down. only one body has been recovered, but they believe 4 people were killed. more information from the ntsb is expected in the next

no more than ten miles per hour over the posted speed limit. the bill sk proposed by senator wiener. it's to curb traffic death and injury. about 4,000 people are killed in traffic collisions each year here in california. up with of the biggest factors for the collisions is speed. how is this going to work in it passes? joining us is scott wiener. nice to have you on the program. is this possible? do car companies have the technology to not only limit your speed but adjust it to the posted speed limit? >> yes, absolutely. this is existing technology. it is in some cars because there are some carmakers that give you the option of including it. there are also some places around the country that use it in their public fleet. this is existing technology. it's an idea whose time has come. there's no reason why someone needs to be driving 50, 60 miles an hour in a residential area. there's no reason someone needs to drive 100 miles an hour, which we see sometimes. >> we have nope you a long time. you kind of shoot from the hip. there's a big chunk of

i had 45 miles.out i couldn't because that number was coming down. it was cold outside, there were more hills, and i ended up losing the power about two miles away from the actual location, in the middle of nowhere. i'm on the phone, no tow truck wants to pick me up, took me an hour and 1/2 to get an uber to pick me up. soon the heat goes down and the lights go out. so i am sitting there wondering with 13% left on my battery if the uber is going to come. it was horrible, we don't have the infrastructure in place to move toward these ev futures that the democrats want. stuart: what did you do with the electric vehicle? >> i left it there. i was on with hertz and god bless them, can't stand them, the guy tried his hardest to but i am there, what do you want me to do? i said after 2 and a half hours of yelling, i was not a gentleman, lots of yelling, i said i'm leaving the car here, this -- if you think i am paying for it. stuart: i have a suggestion, you should go out and purchase a gas powered car. go

it flies at up to 220 miles an hour. aerobatics are not authorized in this particular plane, but they are in the rv that crash this morning. it takes about 2500 hours to build this. if you wanted to assemble it yourself, you're talking about at least a year or more. if you're working full time trying to put this plan together. this is $18,000 for this kid plane. so it's really cheap for an airplane. 350 of these planes have been billed as the 2015. there's only been 2 fatal accidents prior to this one involving this plane prior to the crash in half moon bay. both of those we're due to pilot error. people get these planes, their fund, most of them can do. aerobatics. they're cheap. are they safe? you have to have them inspected by an anp mechanic. that's an aircraft, airframe and powerplant mechanic license by the faa every year. they're supposed to be inspected. does that mean all the procedures are followed? not necessarily, but the same applies to regular planes like cessna pipers and beechcraft. all of those have the

this bill makes evading law enforcement within 100 miles of the border a federal crime. mr. speaker, how anybody can be against this common sense legislation is beyond me. calling it unnecessary is something that maybe those that are posted this should maybe address that to the families that have perished due to incidents and these tragedies that we see on the border and in my district on a weekly basis. to me it is simple, it is common sense that this should be a federal crime. far too many lives have been jeopardized and tragically even taken at the hands of bad actors who engage in high-speed pursuits. if you evade local law enforcement, you're clearly not a good actor. unfortunately, the current law does not make this a crime in and of itself. and it leaves the burden of prosecuting these individuals to our local communities. as if they haven't already paid the price of this administration's failures in this issue. not only is it common sense, is crucial and in some cases even life-saving. to quote one of my constituents, at least once a week there is a high-speed chase

i know where to go tomorrow is that of miles the believe. and the rapid technological progress underway in the cities has passed by much of rural india. the crew morris live from farming making around $150.00 euro is a month for evans. mother says that politicians aren't interested in the plight of towns and villages like site up port st. louis, i'm not in here ever changes. everything is the way it's always being the government promised that things would improve button, nothing happened, but i'm just leaving people with an education comp find work that pays a decent wage. and that's why my son moved to the city and visit i. this is not a world that ready is familiar with, but 2 thirds of india's population of over a 1000000000 live in rural areas. and there's growing awareness that they need more opportunities. it can be moving to the cities, walking dead and putting that lifestyle of what to what it can be and to achieve the dreams that they have in their heads. right. so i would say that is still a lot of god that needs to be fully face.

general purpose bombs impact velocity as high as 750 miles an hour, pierced five inches of armor plate. destroy a factory. briefing at 800 pilots bombardiers and navigators take their places. the group commander, colonel stanley ray, steps up to the target. and for the first time, you learn you're going. sometimes your face turns white when find out. sometimes the it won't come back tightens your insides. not so long ago you were sitting like this in a college or high school classroom not listening to hard, perhaps even a little sleepy. but you listen here and as you listen, you don't have time to think of yourself fear fades. you concentrate on the mission type information assembly point zero hour route to target whether enemy fighters or enemy black route home if forced down an enemy territory destroy equipment if taken prisoner give no information name and serial number, that's all and we're. in. these are the passengers with one way tickets and this is the crew of the memphis belle 324 squadron 91st heavy bombardment group just one plane and one crew and one squadron in. one group

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the drug test was through at about 40 miles an hour called the loop, which at least exists. he sold the systems to a bunch of cities around the united states. and in most cases they have not materialized. and then the only place where it, where it has, which is las vegas, it's a short tunnel that connects up the convention center. and it's mainly just in a, in attraction for tesla's, you know, it's a way to sell teslas. it's not really affecting traffic, it's not really solving transportation problems. it's really, i call it a disney land ride for tesla fed. western billionaires aren't the only ones with techs. that sounds more impressive than it looks. china is autonomous, real rapid transit. that's gotten heights for being a cheaper alternative to standard trends and it has been tested and could tar and australia. it's a quote unquote track. let's try them. system that traverses roads and has a driver despite being called autonomy. that's right. pretty much a bus looks kind of cool, but not a transit revolution. if it feels like we're seeing a pattern here, it's because lo

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>> about 25 miles. at least that's what i got by my count. >> 25 miles. not even halfway yet. >> oh don't think about it, kid. let's try and get more rest. >> when you get this week, you may be tempted to drink any liquid. alcohol in your compass, your own urine, gasoline, even oil. don't. that's the quickest way to lose the fight. it takes will power and guts. remember a lot of good men have beaten the desert. it's tough, but it can be done. >> don't be a chump. >> a sand storm can be murder. the only thing to do is button your clothing, put a dust mask or cloth over your mouth and nose and duck into whatever shelter is available. don't go running around looking for shelter. you are liable to get off course. if the sand starts piling up around you, roll over. yeah, bu. i'm george so we can see. sure, sure. i. it's a little like it wasn' >> is that water? >> that's a lake. >> sit down, george. >> you see it too. >> sure. the little lake that wasn't there. haven't you guys ever heard of a mirage? for. >> how far now? >> not far. rain. i. picked up george b

seven 80 mile an hour winds.warnings, including two rare amber alerts, have been issued by the met office for large swathes of the country today. our reporters will be out there reporting from the danger zone just for you. all of that and much more to come. you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's news channel . that i knew had dewbs& co weeknights from six. >> uh, welcome back to gb news. p&o with me dawn neesom on your tv, online and on digital radio now. i hope you made yourself a nice cup of during the break because the weather is not good. an upgraded amber wind warning has been issued for large parts of the uk, so storm isha will bnng of the uk, so storm isha will bring winds of up to 80 miles an hour this evening, with disruption to travel and utility is very likely. um, now, obviously there is a risk to life as well out there. so what have we done? yeah, we've sent our reporters out to stand in the store. uh, joining me now is our southwest england reporter, jeff moody, looking remarkably , jef

. >> the reading took their first night to be 400 miles from their base, 60 miles from the nearest marked waterhole. shelter? be 24 with its high win gave an actual room. that fire is a for warmth, it is for cooking and you can make a stove out of any old can. you some sand with oil and gasoline to get started. speaking of dinner, room for the desert heat hastens the spoilage of food. let it stand and open containers. the attempt made for the cool nights of 102 degrees can be called cool was built out of tubing and parachute cloth. as a matter of fact will find parachutes invaluable for screens, shades, sleeping bags. signaling airplane was there one big hope george got busy on landing strip markers filled with well oiled said, light and you are in. after scraping paint off the wing, phil decided an easier way to get a reflecting surface was just to use interior of the ship that already had a shiny surface. joe's detail was signal fires and that's where the oil cans came in again. in daytime when a trail of is worth a dozen fires, he will add rubber to the oil sand mixture, but now aflame

they should have a range of 150 miles per job expects the average trip to be around $25.00. meaning flying, taxis would compliment not replace existing transport networks even if they do arrive according to plan. they're unlikely to have an immediate impact on emissions or traffic. plus it's safe to assume that hubbard and cabs might cost a tad more to get you to the airport in a box. if and when these tech solutions materialize, they often bring with them their own set of regulatory costs and safety challenges or fail to solve some of the biggest transit issues. and even if some of these projects are green on paper, they won't impact human induced climate change if they don't exist. ideally, mastery and it should serve the masses. that means recognizing it as a public good, something flashy private innovation distracts from. if we wanted to do it, we could have been making investments in transit service and investments in psych, plenty of the structure and doing, you know, other things in order to address these issues. instead of waiting for the tech industry to create solu

you're down 2 miles.ibility in santa rosa, 3 miles in fairfield and cochran, 2 miles in half moon bay overnight tonight, we could see some see that thick fog forming especially inland. i don't think we'll see toward the golden gate bridge, but certainly could see some of that fog forming in the valleys, dropping visibilities down to about a mile or less overnight tonight. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, 2 people were able to escape a car that was submerged in the water near the dumbarton bridge today. that crash happened about 11 o'clock this morning. fremont police say that that driver just lost control, causing the car end up in the water. the driver and the passenger were able to get out uninjured. authorities say the car was submerged all the way up to its door handles the cause of the crash under investigation. but police say that weather could have been a factor. thousands of south bay high school students are under an increased police presence after an anonymous e-mail threat. >> the threat

at this point we traveled 87 miles since our last charge, 46 miles less than anticipated.ry charged we headed back to the highway, three more stops to juice up the car, each time only getting 58 to 69% of the mileage the car had estimated. after two days of 808 miles of roads with next to no traffic we reached new york city in 17 hours of driving plus charging. an hour longer than the car had estimated but 3.5 hours longer than a gas car would have taken. in fairness to tesla's they do say if it is cold you are going to get less. if it is hot you will get less because you are running the apps. i was surprised it was that much less but they do warn you. neil: telegraph where you can find charging stations. jeff: the reason we ran short that night is my producer who you know well wanted to get a steak somewhere and we went off the trail and came back and by that point we were lower than we should have been and overnight lost some charge because they keep the battery warm at night so we were down to 2% by the end. neil: you and jan traveling together, plays, trains and automo

the reading that took that first night show, going to be 400 miles from their base 60 miles from the nearest marked water shelter. well, this b-24, with its high, gave me one good break and i saw roof and all that fire isn't for long, but for cooking and, you can make a stove out of any old can just use the sand dredged with oil and little gasoline to get us. and speaking of dinner, i remember the desert heat hoses, the spoilage of foods that don't let us stand and open the food, the tents made for their crew, knives. just 102 degrees can be called cool, was built out of tubing in parachute craft as a matter fact, you'll find parachutes are invaluable for countless things for screams, for shade sleeping bags. but signaling an airplane their one big hope, george got busy on landing strip markers filled with oil sands, wrapped in a cloth with lights in in after scraping on the wing for a while, phil decided that an easier way to get a reflecting surface was just to use cowling or any piece from the interior of the ship that already had a shiny surface. george detail was signal fire and

sfo 32 miles an hour. oakland is at 35 and those gusty winds will stick around going into tomorrow, which is a level one storm. scattered showers, gusty winds, slick roadways. we are expecting minor low-lying flooding and that is because of the king tides coming up the next three days. so a coastal flood advisory begins at 8 a.m. tomorrow. runs until 11 a.m. watch out for flooding around the bay shoreline and along the coast. i'll be back with a full look at the accuweather seven day forecast, which does include more rain. dan. >> excellent. okay, sandy. thank you. apple co-founder steve wozniak is trying to breathe new life into his lawsuit against youtube today. wozniak and his lawyers appealed a 2021 ruling where a judge rejected his claims that youtube violated his rights by allowing the use of his image in videos promoting a bitcoin scam. >> he did nothing. they wouldn't respond to us. we couldn't get to them. stop this from happening. all they had to do was have a programmer say if anything comes up

our water will come from 90 miles away in the sierra foothills. it's snow melt majority of it, 90% of the east bay customers water. it flows 90 miles through three large audiocassette ducts. aqua ducts. or it might be held temp it rarely in one of the local reservoirs. >> reporter: and after a few years of drought conditions, she says as of now, there is no concern about it this year. >> we recognize that customer conservation plays a significant role in terms of our water supply. so east bay mud typically will make a call in april on where we are in terms of our water storage for the year. and make an announcement about whether or not we're in a drought situation. >> reporter: that's why rich says he's keeping an eye on what he can do to help at home. >> still not flushing the toilets every time. >> why? >> because we got in the habit and it is easy. >> other bay area water agencies like san francisco and marin have also reported slightly better than average water storage numbers this year. marin is at 115% of its average. san francisco at 113%.

napa reporting less than a mile. fairfield and vacaville reporting half mile.i-80 looks like it could be a little thick and a little bit more widespread. the east bay. the visibility looks good for the east bay shore as well as our inland communities, but those darker shades of gray that indicates our heels. so we've got some fog in the hills this morning. our winds are generally light and calm, and for our temperatures, not bad. we are a little bit cooler this morning, down by several degrees, actually, over the north bay, central and south bay. we are up by several degrees. feels really mild out there. 52 degrees in san francisco right now, 51 in hayward, as well as fremont. you get into the north bay. there's a chill in the air. we have 40 degrees in napa. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs for today. what we can expect for tomorrow and when the wet weather is expected to arrive in the extended forecast coming up. >> well, campaigning it is in full swing this week. the iowa caucuses officially start tomorrow. we're joined by an expert after the break as