let's start and los gatos and check out this view from diane caldwell. you can see the snow covering every inch of this deck and all over the surrounding trees. she also sent us these pictures of summit road right across her driveway, calling it beautiful but scary. downed trees and power lines toppled over, they are blocking off the road. diane said she heard the sound of the branches breaking and falling. here is a much calmer picture on twitter. somebody snapped this shot of mt. diablo. you can see the reflection of the lake below. check this out. a brave guy walking around the top of mission peak in fremont. he tweeted out this video of whiteout conditions writing, quote, it was a bit windy at the top. and, we save the best for last. an apple winery turned into a ski resort. that is a man snowboarding down the driveway of cad estate winery. keep sending us your pictures. you can tweet us, #kpix. >> i got a complaint. nobody is doing snow angels. >> i am sure they are out there. we need photographic evidence. >>> a check on the sierra snow conditions

diane caldwell plays for ireland. for whom a world cup debut in new zealand and australia awaits.ootballers called we play green. it could have been avoided, i think really the whole system needs to be looked at. what is going to be the long term ethos? if football cares about the climate crisis, its carbon footprint, and actually demonstrates cutting emissions. you know, can you imagine the impact that could have on billions of fans across the world? but fifa's record revenues means further growth as well as an uplift in the women's event, the number of nations in the men's world cup, which will be spread over an entire an entire continent, has risen from 32, to 48. earlier this month real madrid won the club world cup, a relatively low—key tournament in morocco with just seven teams. but in 2025, fifa has confirmed it will involve 32, with plans for an equivalent women's competition. i think it's crazy to be expanding the club world cup. i think it is unnecessary, i think we need to as a society, but definitely as a football community, need to get away from the idea that more is