jaime: este condado de san bernardino, california, se declarÓ en estado de emergencia por las nevadas han cubierto los accesos a las zonas altas del condado. hasta ahora dos pies de nieve se han precipitado en los Últimos dÍas en esta zona de condado de san bernardino, donde aÚn se pronostica que seguirÁ nevando por las prÓximas 24 horas. anoche en decenas de niÑos que participaron en un campamento invernal llegaron a sus casas despuÉs de que se removiÓ la nieve en la zona montaÑosa de rolling springs, la cruz roja instalÓ este albergue para dar refugio a residentes de las zonas altas de la montaÑa de san bernardino, que no pueden regresar. nos dio que lleva cinco dÍas esperando, el pronÓstico de mÁs nevadas le obligÓ a buscar refugio en este albergue. en california, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. jorge: hoy el estado declarÓ el fin de la emergencia por la pandemia despuÉs de varios aÑos. el gobernador digo que la emergencia fue una herramienta eficaz y necesaria que salvÓ vidas. ilia: los indicios no son alentadores para el plan del presidente de perdonar parcialmente las deudas, los juece

al sur del estado, en el bosque nacional de san bernardino, emitieron una orden de emergencia.atrapados en la zona. >> por hoy, las carreteras estÁn cerrada otra vez. en este momento no estamos dejando a los residentes subir ni bajar de las montaÑas. reportera: de acuerdo con las autoridades, las zonas estarÁn abiertas solamente para los equipos de emergencia. >> el estado de california nos mandÓ ayuda de la guardia nacional, ellos estÁn trabajando junto con los bomberos de la montaÑa para tratar de salvar a las personas atrapadas. reportera: hoy se vio a los bomberos y helicÓpteros llevando ayuda y suministro para las personas atrapadas. reportera: esta es la situaciÓn del condado de san bernardino donde sus residentes continÚan atrapados. las autoridades advierten lo siguiente. >> los residentes que no son del Área, no traten de ir a la montaÑa. reportera: el bosque nacional de san bernardino emitiÓ una orden de emergencia de cierre desde hoy hasta el 19 de marzo. >> la nieve estÁ muy alta todavÍa. estamos hablando de mÁs de 10 pies. reportera: ademÁs hubo explosiones de lÍne

leÓn: ¿hasta cuÁndo el mal tiempo en san bernardino?rÁn hasta las 4:00 de la tarde del miÉrcoles, lo cual continuarÁ complicando la entrada y salida de esta zona. el condado simplemente no se da abasto con la remociÓn de nieve sobre las carreteras. por eso han solicitado asistencia federal y estatal. por el momento solo permitan la entrada de 15:00 ——de 15 a 20 vehÍculos por hora. esto aumenta la frustraciÓn de quienes deben buscar alimento y agua a la ciudad. leÓn: hay que tener cuidado. los jueces conservadores de la corte suprema no parecen dispuestos a darle luz verde al programa del presidente biden de perdonar las deudas por los prÉstamos estudiantiles. se mostraron mÁs bien escÉpticos de la autoridad legal del presidente para que cancele $400,000,000,000 que deben unos 40 millones de estadounidenses. una joven beneficiaria de daca logrÓ su gran sueÑo y ahora es policÍa en chicago. llegÓ con 9 aÑos a estados unidos y hallÓ su vocaciÓn cuando su madre tuvo un accidente y las ayudo un policÍa que hablaba espaÑol. >> con agradecimien

flores has dedicated her free time for decades to help the residents of san bernardino county. these women are changing my community for the better every day and i'm proud to be their representative here in congress. they've made a lasting impact in our region and deserve to be recognized for the extraordinary work that they've done to further our community. as we round out women's history month, i'd like to thank them for their service to our region and to the inland empire and to the state of california. thank you, madam chair. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, dr. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize two world war ii veterans who recently celebrated their 100th and 101st birthdays. lowell dibble of iowa city, iowa, celebrated his 101st birthday on st. patrick's day. he served as a radio operator for the merchant marines during the world war ii using morris code to receive and record time signals. weather reports and other information important to the smooth

the epic amounts of snowfall. >> once again we are talking about the san bernardino mountains. not exactly a commonplace to see it at all. we're seeing up to a foot of snow in some places and there are reports of people trapped in their homes with snow piled as high as the second story window. >> it's up to my neck. at first i was really fraustratd but now we're somewhat scared. >> trapped in the mountains of southern california after an epic winter storm. >> there is nowhere to put the snow. there is no way to walk around it. it is up to my neck in a lot of places and you take a step, you sink all the way down and you have to crawl yourself all the way back out of the snow to try to get on top of it and move around. >> it is pretty unfathomable. >> the san bernardino mountains do get plenty of snow in the winter, but the past few weeks have been unprecedented. with the national weather service issuing its first-ever blizzard warning. >> our main concern right now is to try to get the infrastructure up the mountain, to be able to clear some of these roadways, so that we can ess

today the san bernardino county sheriff's department share these photos of deputies distributing food and supplies. making progress of clearing highways of snow. this area received 50 inches of snow in the past week. we saw entire homes damaged. >> how often do you see something like that? this has been a remarkable winter all across northern california. in the storms. there is moisture and just coming on shore right now. most of the bay area is experiencing quiet weather at the moment. winds are breezy. looking out over san francisco. blue skies over the golden gate. this is our next total wave of moisture pushing on shore. 47 degrees right now in santa rosa. headlines. precipitation continues tonight and tomorrow. the unsettled pattern continues into midweek. small. breezy conditions. snow levels down below 1000 feet. the next wave of more organized rain moving in. another small snow developing in the higher ellis -- elevations. mid to upper 30's. 41 in san francisco. we still have warning in effect until 4:00 a.m. for the sierra. about another foot of snow likely. we expect to get

this is just at the los angeles county-san bernardino county line.bernardino mountains, some o the ski resort communities in bigbear, they have been cut off various areas. that's been a real problem. people come down the mountain for work and haven't been able to get back up for days. they're making progress. right now it's clear, and we don't expect any more snow, although we're seeing some flurries right now tonight. that's the good news. you've got this black ice, you're familiar with that, highway 50 head out the tahoe. but there is also concern that this is a mountain range close to 16 million people. and so many of them have come up to play in the snow. you have that as well in blue canyon. but here it's been a problem because they park on the side of the road, the road gets wet, it freezes, and then they start to skid down the road. that's the problem. so chp is hoping people stay away. it looks beautiful. but they'd rather they wait to couple. it's still quite treacherous. >> are you cold right now? what are you going to do after this live sh

san bernardino county was included in governor newsom state of the emergency declaration.kesman for the governor says state personnel are on the ground supporting trapped residents. he says the governor's office is also working to bring in more snowplows and road crews to the county here in the bay area, south bali lanes on the great highway in san francisco, remain closed. after a lot of sand accumulated over the weekend due to high winds and the rain. this is video taken during a previous closure lanes reopened on monday in south bend lanes are expected to be opened by friday. our meteorologist roberto gonzales, joins us now with more on the conditions and those chilly temperatures overnight and we could see more than sand drift onto the great highway over the weekend because we have a impending storm system with gusty winds associated with it. until then, let's talk about this. the current air temperature out the door. right now. 51 s fo for the warm spot otherwise. it's cooling down very rapidly in. 3 month. hey, e started the morning with the record low in san francis

satcha: gracias por informarnos en vivo desde san bernardino.n a bordo turbulencias extremas, fueron tan fuertes que la aeronave tuvo que ser desviada al aeropuerto en las afueras de washington. todo fue en cÁmara lenta, donde ves que todo se eleva y luego vuelve a bajar, narra esta pasajera, quien describe objetos tirados por toda la nave, incluidas las bandejas de comida. la torre control informaba sobre la emergencia en pleno vuelo, cuyo aviÓn segÚn la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn aterrizÓ sin incidentes, aÑadiendo que la tripulaciÓn informÓ haber tenido turbulencias severas a 37,000 pies de altitud sobre tennessee, siete pasajeros fueron llevados a hospitales locales, unos mÁs conmocionados que otros. las autoridades investigan este Último de una serie incidentes aÉreosque Últimamente no ocurrido con cierta frecuencia. de hecho, horas antes pasajeros de spirit a airlines vivieron momentos de terror cuando una baterÍa se encendiÓ en pleno vuelo, un pasajero graba el momento de pÁnico mientras este otro saltaba a ayudar. soy bombero jubi

in san bernardino county. christy. thank you. well we are getting a bit of a break right now. in between storms this morning, a rainbow was spotted at maxwell park in east oakland. take a look at this. it's a little hard to see. but one rainbow actually turned into a double rainbow. you can see the faint rainbow there on the right. let's go back now to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, with more on the wet weather that's heading our way. bill rainbows again tomorrow. we've got some wet weather coming tonight and tomorrow morning, but that's tomorrow afternoon. it's gonna look a lot like what we had today. in terms of, you know, sunshine, maybe a sprinkle but overall, a dry period and then we get into thursday, so let's talk a little more about the atmospheric river. bill we gotta work on your mic a little bit, so we'll get back in just a bit coming up a new resource designed to hold ktvu designed to hold city leaders accountable when it comes to helping out with the homeless crisis after the break. we are checking out the san jose dashboard that's tracking and adapting pro

losestudiantes porque al rociar estuvo muy malo >>> según el distrito escolar de la ciudad de san bernardino la enfermera y el otro optó por no recibir atención médica >>> por unlado estuvieron mal porque sí podemos protestar en algo que sabemos que está mal pero llegar así como a querer hacerle daño a alguien no me parece >>> las autoridades planean dialogar con los alumnos para entender por qué existe un descontento no quieren que se realicen protestas violentas que interrumpan a los maestros y las lecciones esta madre inicialmente dudo en enviar a su hijo a clases mañana >>> yo no quisiera pero le dijo que sí con el favor de dios todo estará bien >>> aplaude la iniciativa de traer más seguridad al plantel >>> el miércoles en la mañana las familias notarán que vamos a tener extra personal del distrito pero también extra personal del departamento de policía para asegurar que lo que pasó hoy en este plantel no vuelva a pasar mañana >>> noticiero telemundo 48 >>> veamos estas imágenes, mire usted como se puede ver la nieve en la zona hasta el momento se reportan de 19 a 25" de nieve en lugare

california cientos de residentes siguen atrapados por la nieve en las comunidades montaÑosas de san bernardinoa ser reclaman ayuda de que sus provisiones han comenzado a escasear. >> no hay nada, no hay comida. >> desmantelan en canadÁ una banda dedicada al trÁfico de personas que tenÍa en su poder a 64 mexicanos. la trÉmula segunda parte del entrante con sandra Ávila beltrÁn conocida como la reina del pacÍfico. acusa al ex presidente mexicano felipe calderÓn de ser cÓmplice del narcotrÁfico. >> crees que calderÓn es inocente? >> este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix. >> buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticiero . millones de personas estÁn en alerta por avance de sistema de mal tiempo que se dirige al noreste del paÍs. se trata del mismo temporal que impactado al oeste con lluvia y nieve torrencial. y a otros estados del sur con tornados. que ha dejado miles de viviendas y negocios sin electricidad. se reportan 13 personas muertas, alabama, mississippi y arkansas . imÁgenes y recomendaciones de auto autoridades para enfrentar el mal tiempo. >> un fuerte sistema de tormentas y torna

in the san bernardino mountains, there's already been so much snow people are trapped and in danger. on that. >> we're somewhat scared. >> reporter: derek hayes trapped in southern california after an epic winter storm. >> there's nowhere to put the snow or walk around this. it's up to my neck in a the lot of polices. you take a step, you sink all the way down. you have to crawl out of the snow to try to get on top of it to move around. >> reporter: derek just one of many who are stranded. >> it's pretty unfathomable. >> the only thing they can do is wait for help. >> it's just crazy. there's no way to get out anywhere. >> reporter: concerns, food, heat, medical emergencies and food for their pets, just to name a few. the san bernardino mountains do get plenty of snow in the winter, but the past few weeks have been unprecedented. the national weather service issuing its first ever blizzard warning. sl our main concern now is to try to get the infrastructure up the mountain to clear some of the roadways to essentially get the people that live up there back to their houses and the peop

stephanie owe lam is live in san bernardino with more. shock to so many people there. >> reporter: definitely. a long time since i seen anything like this in the san bernardino mountains. we know that they got 7 to 8 feet of snow in the last system over the weekend and right now you can see it's torrentially raining where i am and now another 3 feet is expected before this system moves out. heavy snow mere lonear los ange the san bernardino mountains, potentially life-threatening blizzard warns. >> this is the most i have ever seen. >> reporter: across california more powerful winter storms are slamming the west coast and heading into the southwest. more than 30 million people across the country are under winter weather alerts today. most in the western u.s. in the san bernardino mountains some residents snowed in with 7 to 8 feet of accumulation are unable to dig out of their homes. some say they are running out of food, gas and supplies. >> this part of southern california three times the annual amount of snow that they get here fell in

varias comunidades en san bernardino continÚan incomunicadas bajo varios pies de nieve, corriendo dear sin suministro. >>> a un mes de la experiencia, otro tren se descarrila en ohio. las autoridades confirman que no conts nteÍ matias pegros. >>> a Ñoe la bofetada que recibiÓ en los premios Óscar, chris rock quÉ dijo el comediante de will smith. >>> por quÉ el insomnio puede ser malo para su corazÓn. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> les saluda sonia aparicio sÁnchez hoy por johana suÁrez, iniciamos en california donde sigue la emergencia en las montaÑas de san bernardino. residentes siguen a tratados en sus casas por la nieve y necesitan alimento en medio del aislamiento. autoridades y equipos de rescate trabajan para hacer llegar la ayuda. erica flores nos tiene el informe. >>> toda la gente estÁ perdiendo la fe. toda la gente piensa que nadie estÁ rescatando a nadie. >>> verÓnica fue rescatada por las autoridades este domingo, tras 5 dÍas de haber quedado atrapada en su hogar por la intensa tormenta invernal que azotÓ las montaÑas de san bernardino. >>> se me cayÓ el patio atrÁs, estÁ por caerse la ni

a lot of them in the san bernardino mountains. lot of roads remain closed to the public. it's really a serious problem. in fact, authorities are now urging people to just stay away from that area if at all possible. >> kimberly cheng reports. >> it's really hard. it's like rock, solid rock. so it's very hard to get out and >> the burns are like this high. it wasn't easy, but lily vargas and her husband dug their way out of their home in cedar pines park. she came down the mountain to san bernardino friday to get supplies had to wait in line, hoping to get back in. she says some neighbors have been without power for days and running out of food. we call for help for those older guy. >> that barricaded in his home. he has no food, no power, no water. and the fire department made it to him. and we were so happy that they did right next to him. there was a family with 4 kids burning there, their furniture to stay warm. san bernardino county officials and first responder agencies reassure the public that help is on the way. we are coming. >> we are making tremendous progress.

the situation in the san bernardino mountains dire. some residents still stranded under more than 12 feet of snow and facing food and gas shortages. wind gusts up to 55 mph, hampering efforts by crews frantically trying to clear away tons of snow. this is a street here in the valley of enchantment community. it has yet to be plowed. many of the cars as you can see still buried making it very difficult just to navigate your way through. but perhaps the worst for the mobile home park, several of its structures roofs collapsed leaving more than two dozen homeless. danielle sager and her grandmother shelly stead had no other choice but to stay put. >> my mom and stepdad went down the mountain to get supplies and they can't get back up. >> reporter: that was two days ago. >> a lot of places up here have lost power, trees falling, branches, that kind of thing. >> reporter: in the sierra nevada mountains, blizzard conditions and near zero visibility causing dangerous road conditions. accidents and spin outs along i-80, forcing it to shut down

the san bernardino mountains, do get plenty of snow in the winter. the past few weeks have been unprecedented. with the national weather service issuing its first ever blizzard warning. >> our main concern right now is to try to get the infrastructure of the mountain to be able to clear some roadways so that we can essentially get the people that live up there back to their houses and people who are stuck up there back down. >> reporter: emergency crews so far carrying out roughly 100 rescues. governor gavin newsom, also declaring a state of emergency for san bernardino county and 12 others. activating the national guard. residents say that lives are in danger. >> we are actually going to be getting a neighbor out of his house, and he is a cancer patient, who is elderly and he has a doctors appointment that is going to try to get to. >> reporter: some have been shoveling nonstop. >> to take out the truck for the first time. >> reporter: but not all are able to do so. >> it is one of the roughest experiences that you sort of go into survival mode. and

state senator rosalee co ciobo ts several san bernardino county mountain communities.ent the governor this letter earlier this week asking him to proclaim an emergency. well, now that he did, and no, it's not fast enough for the people that are in need. >> but i can tell you that we didn't all hands on deck. >> and there have been questions why some impacted counties in the lake tahoe region and other parts of the state were not added to this declaration? well, i'm told that is because they did not specifically ask for assistance, but that could always change. and that could be added to the declaration in the future. reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a hidden discovered within the great pyramid of giza. how modern technology help scientists technology help scientists find who sealed off chamber. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to

the san bernardino county sheriff's department saying they've responded to 13 death investigations. and right now they can only confirm that one of them is storm related. state officials say the recent storm claimed the lives of 2 people statewide. >> yes, jerry, governor's leadership newsom requests today. emergency declaration from the president, the president this morning granted that declaration for 34 counties. >> san bernardino counties among them slated to receive federal aid under president biden's emergency declaration in california that allows fema to direct other federal agencies to provide. >> lifesaving emergency assistance as to respond to not only look running that's happening right now. but the other atmospheric rivers as as they come in the days to a week in front of us. >> again, officials are urging people to get their sandbags, especially because we are going to see rain in the forecast next week as well. >> kron 4 sports before march madness really gets under way. the on the college hoops scene bay area high school basketball players are playing their biggest ga

san bernardino county says the snow was just too heavy for the plows. they had to start using dump trucks just to clear those mountain roads. >>> while it's a headache for some people living in san bernardino county, for those visiting it, it's a different story. some ski resorts in the area finally reopened today after shutting down more than a week ago. people lined up waiting for those gates to reopen. >> wading, seeing it from home and we're ready to go get that great snow. >> i've never seen so much snow in my life. i'm so stoked. i've been coming since i was a kid and it's crazy. >> reporter: night skiing at mountain high resorts is expected to pick up again on wednesday. >>> the dream of buying a house continues to slip further and further away from many americans because that's according to a an account from redfin. 22% of homes were within the physical buyer's budget last year. that's down from 60% in 2021. redfin classified a home as affordable if the mortgage payment is 30% or less of a resident's average monthly income. and no surprise, san

state senator rosalee co ciobo represent several san bernardino county mountain communities.e governor this letter earlier this week asking him to proclaim an emergency. well, now that he did, and no, it's not fast enough for the people that are in need. >> but i can tell you that we didn't all hands on deck. >> and there have been questions why some impacted counties in the lake tahoe region and other parts of the state were not added to this declaration? well, i'm told that is because they did not specifically ask for assistance, but that could always change. and that could be added to the declaration in the future reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. to take a look at this this year covered in snow, prompting many road closures. we've been talking about that. but as you can from this video, this is in didn't deter friends from meandering their way through a labyrinth of snow. they wanted to go to a sushi restaurant. so nothing was going to stop. there is so much snow in that area. just, you know, piled feet above, t

san bernardino county fire says crews have responded to several fires this week likely caused by the storms. gas companies are telling residents to dig out their gas lines and clear the area around it. gwen bolden lives in crestline with his mom . both have been evacuated to a nearby home after his roof caved in from the snow. i woke up to cracking noises. and looked up at the living room ceiling and it was buckling. it makes me emotional because, like i'm taking care of my mom, and she's already had two strokes in the past two years. bolden says they have run out of food, but neighbors are stepping in to help today, san bernardino county sheriff had fire departments loaded food on the helicopters to help feed people who are trapped. still the cam walgreens out with the new policy regarding abortion pills with the pharmacy is doing out in of abundance of caution, area based therapy platform ordered to pay millions of dollars the allegations over exchanging sensitive information for profit. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every

meantime, the emergency situation turning grim, the san bernardino county sheriff's department saying they've responded to 13 death investigations right now. they can only confirm that one of them is storm related and as so many work to dig themselves out, more rain is in the forecast causing the potential for flooding and weighing down. those already heavy piles of snow. we don't expect big rainfall. >> but we do expect areas to receive an inch of rain on the snow and some areas may received 2 inches of rain on the snow specifically up. >> you know, around crestline and lake arrowhead. i don't even know what that's going to look like. i mean, i can only take one day at a time. >> that was shelby nelson reporting for us and we'll keep our eye on allstate. what's happening now? san bernardino. >> well, the recent storms have brought even more drought relief across the golden state. according to the u.s. drought monitor. look at this. more than 26% of california now drought free. that's up from 10% just last week, more than 5 million californians are living now in areas dealing with no

. >> cnn's , lebron all is in san bernardino. what is the latest on people being up to go up and down the mountains there? >> reporter: officials are saying they are going to have to wait about five days. that is why you are hearing so much frustration, anger and some of them telling me they are even scared because of what they are having to deal with. there are a number of trucks we have seen through the morning going up, bringing in supplies. we know the national guard is up there. there are crews trying to clear the roads. that is the main priority. officials are saying that people here are going to have to be patient because this is going to take a long time. >> at first i was really frustrated. now it is to the point where we are somewhat scared. >> reporter: derek hayes trapped in the mountains of southern california after an epic winter storm. >> there is no way to put the snow, there is no way to walk around it. it is up to my neck in a lot of places. you take a step, you sink all the way down. you have to crawl your self

and san bernardino residents are trapped and isolated under several feet of snow. immunities are doing their best to clear heavy snow from their homes. some say they can hear the weight of this note damaging their homes. >> we stayed up all night because we were hearing pops and cracks. my stepdad dug out the shovel. we lost our two sheds. he dug out the latter and we spent all day taking off tons of snow. reggie: people living in crestline are getting some help. snow power -- snowplow cruise are clearing out making it easy for residents to get food and water. many are stranded after the snow buried their cars. the road is open down the mountain but many are being cautious because of fears to come back. >> i would gladly go down to get things for my neighbors and myself but i am scared i cannot come back. it is not right. reggie: emergency responders are working to deliver food and medical equipment to those stranded residents. liz: state of emergency last week for 13 counties in the state to get the national guard and other state emergency teams out the hard-hit a

camila bernal, san bernardino, california. >>> alex murdaugh was given two consecutive life sentencesith no possibility of parole friday, a day after he was found guilty of killing his wife and son. lead prosecutor spoke with cnn about the case. listen to this. >> we started to look at that timeline it really appeared that this was a man who was manufacturing an alibi, and that these time periods were more compressed than seems reasonable, you know, i think it's kind of ironic that he was using his cell phone in this kind of data to construct an alibi, but in the end that kennel video, i think, really caught him. but the chain of circumstances, even though the burden's on the state, the chain of circumstances that he was trying to get this jury to believe just defied any sort of logic that this could have occurred, and i think it was compelling to the jury. >> cnn's dianne gallagher has more from walterboro. >> i sentence you for term of thes rest of your natural life. >> reporter: two consecutive life sentences for disgraced attorney alex murdaugh for the murders of his wife maggie a

of conditions for it highways into the san bernardino mountains are closed due to a severe dumping ofw. areas are getting more than six feet in just the last week. two gas stations even ran out of fuel and stores left sold out of food. some residents have been stranded in their homes for more than a week now. one family says they are about to run out of protein -- propane, leaving them with no heat. >> i assume that we are going to be in some pretty dark times here. it is cold! >> it feels like it is the end of the world or something, like we are just being completely ignored and forgotten about. dion: the california national guard, they are going dodoor arr, checki ridts sh homes. caltrans says it has been plowing roads around the clock. i mean -- spencer: pretty miserable. dion: there really are no words. to see that home very to its roof? spencer: it is so sad. we have had nothing like that. we have more snow coming our way, too. dion: it is a strange pattern. spencer: a very strange winter weather pattern for all of california. here is live doppler 7, as you know, we've had rain t

now let's go to san bernardino. residents trapped under several feet of snow. residents doing their best to clear snow from their home. they can hear the snow damaging their houses. >> we were hearing pops and cracks. my stepdad dug out the shovel. we spent all day taking off tons of snow. reggie: people living in the town of crestline are getting help. snowplow crews are helping to clear, making it easier to get food and water. then he are stranded after snow has buried their cars under feet of snow. the wrote down the mountain -- the road -- many are afraid to make the drive because they are afraid they will not get back. >> i will go down for myself but i am not sure if i will get back because my wife has medical condition. reggie: officials are working to deliver food to those stranded residents. >> governor newsom meant to strategize on the states response to recent winter storms. he declared a state of emergency last week for 13 counties in the state. he had the national guard and other state emergency teams out the hard-hit areas. you can keep track of w

. >> un hasta las comunidades más afectadas las de san bernardino donde hay acumulados hasta de 6 piesras para que podamos traer recursos a las montañas >> el gobernador declaró estado de emergencia en 13 condados incluyendo los ángeles en san bernardino. >> nuestra prioridad número uno es brindarle a nuestros presidentes. los medicamentos y el acceso que necesita >> el gobernador activó la ayuda de la guardia nacional y además ordenó al departamento de transporte de california a solicitar asistencia para la reconstrucción de las carreteras y autopistas que sufrieron daños. >> han tenido que cerrar muchas vías debido al peligro algo que les espera a muchos. las abren para escoltar a los conductores y garantizar un traslado seguro >> uno quiere volver a su casa con vida a ver a la familia de nuevo y uno tiene que esperar. >> que dios nos ayude. no está fácil. >> a pesar de lo malo siempre gente que aplica el refrán de al mal tiempo buena cara también sé en el área de los Ángeles donde nunca habían experimentado la nieve. ivette machín telemundo. >> no nos cansamos de repetir el momento

. >>> right now the california national guard is in the san bernardino mountains to help dig out fromhe epic amount of snowfall. we're talking more than 7 feet in some places. there have been reports of people trapped in their homes with snow piled as high as second-story windows. >> the san bernardino mountains doesn't get that much snow ever. cnn's 's reporter has more. >> reporter: he was trapped in southern california after an epic winter storm. >> there's nowhere to put the snow. up to my neck in a lot of places. you take a step and sink down you. have to kroul out of the snow to try to get on top of it to crawl around. >> reporter: darryn one of many stranded. >> it's pretty unfathomable. >> reporter: the only thing they can do is wait for help. >> it's crazy. there's no way to get out anywhere. >> reporter: their concerns, food, heat, med circumstance and food for their pets just to name a few. these san bernardino mountains do get plenty of snow in the winter, but the past few weeks have been unprecedented with the national weather service issuing its first ever blizzard warni

veamos la patrulla de san bernardino está bloqueando la vía al sur del estado de vida una avalancha quedes decidieron cerrar la vía por precaución y para evitar que alguna otra avalancha puede afectar a más personas >>> estas imágenes de nieve que tenemos aquí les permiten a muchas personas disfrutar de las condiciones motos dicen que el fenómeno temas bien problemas las condiciones para los residentes de la montaña de san bernardino no mejoren y es que con la lluvia de ayer por la noche y el viento se acumuló más nieve lo que obligó al cierre de calles nuevamente nos cayó un poco más de nieve ahora estamos tratando de otra vez abrir las carreteras durante toda esta mañana las autoridades han estado abriendo y cerrandopara poder acceder a esta vía >>>aproximadamente 400 residentes están atrapados sin electricidad en sus casas y no se sabe cuándo podrían volver a tener la otros no han podido ver a sus familias por varios días >>> trabajo en rancho vine y no me dejan regresar me hequedado todos estos días nos decía este residente afectado la patrulla de caminos asegura que tan trabajando

, yo estoy en un Área montaÑosa del condado de san bernardino, que se registrÓ una avalancha, y es por de ellos que le tocÓ escapar de su casa muy temprano esta maÑana aquÍ, esto despuÉs de que su automÓvil no servÍa, no tenÍa luz elÉctrica y estaba incomunicado. ante el check Íbamos a venir los salones, pero como seguÍa, estamos viendo cuando iba a parar y era hoy, entonces le dije que nos fuÉramos a acostar temprano. reportera: tambiÉn se han registrado explosiones por problemas en tuberÍas de gas. algunos negocios han perdido el techo. es toda la informaciÓn que tengo. jorge: no parece california. ilia: no, nevada histÓricas. al regresar... '[vidrio rompiÉndose] ilia: las cÁmaras captaron el momento de la explosiÓn en una casa donde bomberos trataban de sofocar un incendio. jorge: tendremos el testimonio del niÑo que saliÓ del hospital despuÉs de haber sido apuÑalado a la salida de su escuela. las herramientas de tu dentista son redondas por una razón. como los cepillos oral-b. porque lo redondo limpia mejor... cubriendo cada diente por completo. para una limpieza que se siente como

many people are still trapped in the san bernardino county mountains. storms. more snow fell in the area yesterday, making it even harder for crews to clear the roads. some people say they have been stuck in homes and vacation rentals in places like big bear lake arrowhead for as long as a week. and some who work at resorts in the mountains haven't been able to go home either. this is like, kind of like a once in a century type of situation, you know there. a of snow and a lot of people wedr usor because we lost power. a small number of businesses are open for people who are stranded, but most have been closing tire lee , making it hard for people to find food or supplies, first responders in county officials say they've been working on plowing the roads, but the snow coming down has made things treacherous. we know we have stranded residents. it is our number one priority to get to those residents so that they can have the safe environment that we hope to provide to them. san bernardino county was included in governor newsom's new state of emergency de

. >>> el tus residentes en el área la monterde san bernardino siguen preocupados por la situación quendo subir los camiones dé comida para ayudarnos un poco están escaseando la comida como enel condado en san bernardino dijeron que las autoridades a las personas que pudieran salir en sus hogares debido a la acumulación en nieve no ha sido posible acceder a todos los caminos sin embargo grupos de personal sigue llegando para ayudar a los que necesitan ayuda . >>> hemos estado que desde mañana hemos traído comida que han donado a las personas que viven éstas son afectadas por la nieve algunas tiendas y mercados se encuentran abastecidas por comida pero para varias familias su vivienda 11 encuentra enterrada bajo cinco que este nivel que dificultará el dé lugar . >>> el 23 diríamos que estamos aquí en la casa y no hemos podido salir solamente hay una licorería y ahí si hantenido comida y bebida estado pero desde ayer así como sus días eres acabo comida desenlace miembro ser guardia nacional se encuentran ayudando la logística para ayudar a las familias afectadas asistir en la borde coord

we have more from san bernardino.ght want to run out there and go to some skiing, but you might get trapped. you know, unless you're driving in a monster truck or something, that snow is deep. >> reporter: no, they're telling people, jim, that that's not what you should be doing right now. there's people that desperately need help. there's people that are stuck up in the mountain. people that have come down this morning and have left their children up there. so there's a lot of anger and frust frustration. it is not a time to be skiing. you have to think about the many, many people who have been stuck up there for days and still have no way of coming down. >> at first it was frustrating. now it's to the point that we're somewhat scared. >> reporter: derek hayes trapped in the mountains of southern california after an epic winner storm. >> there's nowhere to put the snow. there's no way to walk around. it's up to my neck in a lot of places. you take a step, you sink all the way down. you have to claw yourself back out

the san bernardino county sheriff's department saying they've responded to 13 death investigations. and right now they can only confirm that one of them is storm related. state officials say the recent storm claimed the lives of 2 people statewide. >> yes, jerry, governor's leadership newsom request today emergency declaration from the president. the president this morning granted that declaration for 34 counties. >> san bernardino counties among them slated to receive federal aid under president biden's emergency declaration in california that allows fema to direct other federal agencies to provide lifesaving emergency assistance as to respond to not only look running that's happening right now. but the other atmospheric rivers as as they come in the days to a week in front of us. >> again, officials are urging people to get their sandbags, especially because we are going to see rain in the forecast next week as well. >> it has been brutal out there. take a look at this security video showing the moment a suspect escaped in oregon courtroom. there he goes. those jury selection for

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hablaremos de los estragos provocados por la nieve pero ahora en el sur del estado verán de san bernardinos personas vamos a reportar >> son pocos pero poderosos los camiones que llevan sustento a las comunidades golpeadas por la tormenta de nieve en el sur de california >> no hay tortillani pana ni cosas todos andan desesperados comprando >> josé luis logró descender de la montaña a san bernardino pero llegó con su camioneta cubierta de nieve y así describe lo que vio >> mucho carro dorado ya no son 4x4 sino que lo deja abandonado y pasa la máquina es que la patrulla de caminos de california trabaja de manera incansable para limpiar desde la semana pasada cuando el gobierno estatal declaró un estado de emergencia puesto que la autopista donde las autoridades bloquean el paso hay evidencia de la gran peligrosidad que continúan las montañas miren la gran cantidad de nieve que están desviando los automovilistas únicamente permitiendo el acceso a unos cuantos y los demás los dirigen a la calle en pantalla cosas que las personas no puedan salir aunque >> por lo que han instalado centros de dis

nearly 100 rescues have been reported in san bernardino county.take more than a week to reach some areas. meanwhile the storm we just saw is heading east. millions of people will have major impacts tomorrow, people in alabama describing tornado sirens and booming thunder throughout the night. there have also been tornado warnings for some cities. jobina: -- after shutting down for hours yesterday due to the slick conditions the snow left. traffic was backed up for hours as truckers and other drivers waited on interstate five to reopen. some opted to try for an alternative route and found that slow going as well. others sat and waited because they were not prepared for the conditions. >> the freezing rain. a lot of snow and freezing rain. you don't have n it. jobina: one of the strategies the california highway patrol uses is escorting vehicles, the slow pace helps heat up the roadways so we can fully reopen to traffic. reggie: always a magical day at disneyland but yesterday was extra special. guests were greeted with what appeared to be actual sn

a look at relief efforts in parts of san bernardino county where people have been trapped inside theirow for more than a week. taking a live look outside once again, looks clear but will it stay like this for long? spencer christian joins us for the timing of her neck storm and how much rain will be getting. >> the warriors went to l.a. riding a five-game winning streak and they got steph curry back and andre iguodala. sports is coming ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> developing news in the san bernardino mountains. 500 personnel are working to strand -- working to help stranded communities affected by the snowfall. today the sheriff's department shared these photos just riveting food and supplies. caltrans says they are making progress in clearing highways of snow. the community of running springs has received 150 inches of snow in the past week. imagine trying to clean up after that. >> what an amazing winter we have had across thee snow amazing in not the best way. >> challenging. here's a look atennot

rain in the san bernardino mountains as the area digs out from a historic snowstorm. at least 12 people have died in the region. many residents were trapped without power. caltrans with a aerial assessment of the san bernardino mountains hoping to determine the avalanche risk. officials spotted multiple avalanches in the area, prompting them to call back crews who were working on snow removal. >> if you are thinking about going to the sierra you might want to think again. this is a live look at i-80 and soda springs. practically white out conditions. let's wait until we can see the highway. that is incredible. if it is that low, you can only imagine the higher elevations. that is highway 80. the camera just went out, but it is not much of an improvement. a white out there and on the camera. there is one car moving. these are not conditions you want to drive in if you don't have to. trucks and a couple of cars. this is on mount hamilton which remains closed because of all of the snow and you can see why. white out conditions. combination of snow and rain and we will be

comunidades en las montaÑas de san bernardino que estÁn aislados. estas montaÑas la situaciÓn es critica. por cerca de dos semanas. erica y su familia han quedado atrapados. su casa quedÓ sepultada en una montaÑa de nieve. >>> no tenemos pala para apalear la nieve. la comida se nos han terminado. yo tengo a mi bebÉ. >>> hoy con trabajo. erica como algunos de sus vecinos. finalmente pudo salir por vÍveres y por tantos medicamentos que necesita. >>> muchas personas estÁn peor que nosotros. son mÁs ancianos no pueden salir. con tienda y camino cerrado. residentes cam nono horas bajo temperaturas congelantes en busca de ayuda, que un ejÉrcito de voluntarios trajo de la ciudad. >>> partido duro porque no puede salir de sus casas. aparte nos hemos quedado sin trabajo. >>> la situaciÓn para los residentes de esta zona montaÑosa en estos momentos es critica. especialmente para familias con niÑos y ancianos que han quedado atrapado sin alimentos ni medicamentos. >>> los niveles de nieve alcanzan los 15 pies de altura y sin ayuda a la vista. muchos tratan de

serious situation in southern california, communities in san bernardino buried. of the national guard helping shovel residents out of their homes. boston police are using artificial intelligence to answer nonemergency calls as they face staffing shortages in a budget crisis. when someone calls 311, ai software will ask -- questions and fill out a report. this is being used to document crimes like minor assaults, fraud, and identity theft. 300 openings, the cops are like we are done here. today is national marching band day, "fox and friends" loves marching bands but the weather did not cooperate with us today. here's a look at our favorite marching band moments on the show. ♪ >> that is how you make it in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rachel: i love that. your girlfriend, paula deen, did such a good job dancing. we love a marching band and i love the dancers. i like a marching band with those sassy dancers. pete: there was a debate four years ago where "fox and friends" was in the center of the hotel and brought a marching band into the center and sean hannity came out of his room an

y en peligro de quedarse sin suministros, es lo que viven los residentes de las montaÑas de san bernardinoia. aÚn a tratados bajo varios pies de nieve. algunas familias han sido rescatadas. se repite la historia. estalla una baterÍa de litio de una bicicleta elÉctrica en un negocio de new york. provocando un incendio que dejÓ 7 personas heridas. >>> a un aÑo de la bofetada en la gala de los premios Óscar. quÉ dijo el comen daints del actor. >>> el prÍncipe harry y meghan cuentan que recibieron la invitaciÓn de la coronaciÓn de carlos iii, pero aÚn no cuentan quÉ harÁn. >>> las intensas nevadas caÍdas en la zona. cientos de residentes siguen atrapados en sus casas y autoridades y equipos de emergencia trabajan para rescatar a los varados y hacer llegar ayuda a la zona. erica flores hablÓ con algunos de ellos. >>> toda la gente estÁ perdiendo la fe. toda la gente piensa que nadie estÁ rescatando a nadie. >>> verÓnica fue rescatada por las autoridades. tras quedar varada en la intensa tormenta invernal. >>> habÍan dÍas sin electricidad, ahorita se me caÓo el patio atrÁs, estÁ por caerse la ni

caltrain caltrans is warning anyone that is driving into the san bernardino mountains from out of town that the recovery process is still underway. highway 18 will remain closed from the snow valley resort to the big bear dam due to the high snowpack son, the avalanche conditions there. >> well, let's check on our 4 zone forecast figure out what is going to happen here tonight and tomorrow. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see boy, look at those clouds in the background from the tower there getting lower and lower. lawrence as the rain is on its way, isn't it? yeah, we're seeing some showers are beginning to pick up around the bay area now, but really the brunt of the storm system not till after midnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning. i think it's going to fierce again. heavy rainfall likely going to see some flooding around the bay area and some widespread damage all the winds that are going to be kicking up and you see it all that moisture coming of the south. that is that atmospheric river that we've been talking about now taking dead aim at the bay area. n

that's the community here is in san bernardino county. it's in one in 13 counties were governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency because of this severe winter weather. >> closer to home mount hamilton at quimby road is closed for the next few days due to snowfall. deputies in the area are there to prevent people from going further up the hill and potentially getting stuck in the snow. you are asked to avoid the area for your safety. and with that, we do want to send things over to kron. 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she's got more on our winter weather him every sunday and not only that, but we have a winter weather advisory in effect, not just far north bay mountains, but even for eastern santa clara and east bay hill. so we could see up to 6 inches of snow for the lower levels, but the highest peaks, especially those of you in the north bay mountains, elevations above 4,000 feet. >> you can get more than a foot of snow from now through sunday afternoon. so the bulk of the snow going to arrive overnight through sunday morn

several people have been found dead after welfare checks following recent snowfall in the san bernardino mountains that concerns that snowbound people are facing dire conditions. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. area. early this morning. some light drops for coming down in san rafael during the commute, but cleared up by seven in the morning. hardware stores were also very busy, with people picking up some extra supplies to prepare for any flooding or storm damage in the days to come with that we go back to bill martin. alright bill atmospheric river in march. what would you say? rare not rare. uh we get them all the time. actually yeah . and when we don't get him, we have rainfall deficits, which is what

around and tried to shovel people out, but there's really no point. >> janis mackey frayer is in san bernardino county janis, is there any relief in sight for california >> reporter: jose, there is a heavy storm system moving along the west coast we are feeling the wind picking up here there will be snow to the north, but people in southern california for the most part will be spared. jose >> janis mackey frayer, thank you. >>> now to the deadly incident of turbulence in the skies a passenger onboard a private jet has died from injuries sustained after the airplane hit rough air. now the ntsb is investigating. it's just the latest turbulence-related incident this week jesse kirsch has the details. >> reporter: tonight federal investigators are trying to figure out how turbulence in the skies turned deadly the federal aviation administration says this bombardier challenger 300 was flying from new hampshire to virginia friday when it encountered severe turbulence, diverting to connecticut. >> this is a tower with a medical emergency, landing runway 6. >> reporter: the national transportation safe