helena.hooping there, and you came home and you got one even worser. we cared for each other. when moses took the people out of egypt, he was by himself, him and the good lord. so we have to ask each other that today. what are we going to do to better our community as an individual? montae: ♪ man i'm so tired of, tired of the dealing ♪ ♪ and the innocent killing. ♪ we just patiently waiting for it to come to an ending. ♪ ♪ and they not understanding all the pain that i'm feeling. ♪ ♪ but i have still got to make it and keeping ♪ ♪ stacking them benjies. ♪ go for the team. ♪ making the money in love with the green, ♪ ♪ making the music because i got to sing, making a difference ♪ ♪ and changing the thing, making the scene ♪ ♪ and we're making the scene. ♪ they toting and carrying pocket rocks. ♪ ♪ stopping the violence, i got to stop it. ♪ ♪ i'm over the streets, so i'm dropping knowledge. ♪ ♪ can't wait for the digits, i got to ride. ♪ michelle: i'm proud of him. i'm sorry. i'm proud of him,

helena, you can see it changing to snow.urns all over santa rosa, the north bay, some light rain. further south, rain from highway 101, and offshore you can see the radar certainly picking up on some precipitation. there's a winter weather advisory. mount st. helena. 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. you can see the pink piddle -- pink. this is a level one system for the rain. gusty winds, snow around the higher peaks. below 1500 feet possibly through tomorrow. slight chance of thunderstorms. let's take it hour-by-hour. in the next 30 minutes, we are getting rain in the north bay. through the rest of the bay area and looking at a chilly night and another wave of showers moving in tonight. as for your weekend plans l bundle up. >> today in oakland, the families of murder victims will address the homicides that have plagued the city. the department investigating 17 homicides so far this year. the families holding a press conference alongside some violence prevention organizations. they also expected to address the firing of former oak

thank you helena and the two catherine's and claire and jennifer. very helpful early stages and setting the stage for what could be a very lengthy. important discussion about food nutrition agriculture going forward. at this time we are going to return to two of our co-chairs for their comments secretary dan glickman and leslie sarasin who i mentioned earlier who is the present of the food institute and we will listen to their comments and then we will turn to chef jose andres. without who'll turn it over to our friends secretary glickman. >> good afternoon. i think everyone to -- perjury today's event for the rulers of the by a policy person center food nutrition passwords. today marks the culmination of our work over 16 member task force but it doesn't and the work. there'll be research research and at the flotation of programs. and please do cochair this diverse bipartisan task force to secretary ann veneman chef jose andres and leslie sarasin but i think you hear from all of them later in the webinar. since our launch in may of 2021 this task fo

it looks like right over areas of st helena in the hills here, just on the east side near highway 1 28 as we shipped south. we've got some rain over the peninsula from san francisco down through mountain view up over the santa cruz mountains. you can see our bridges are wet at this time. from the richmond sound, rafael the bay bridge, the golden gate, san mateo, dunbarton all have green on the screen there and as we shift east, the east bay shore from areas it looks like right around berkeley, emeryville through fremont and over towards milpitas. we've got some light rain to the inner east bay. also seeing some rain along highway four, near concord and antioch. we've got some there into the sierra. we go snow levels right now between 9000 ft. pim picking up on a little bit of rain, snow mix and our local hills. but not as much as we're seeing right here in the sierra and the sierra does have a winter weather advisory. now that goes until early tomorrow morning. so do expect that hazardous drive there if you are here, in addition to again the rain we've got wind to worry about. we have

helena wilkinson, bbc news.: the story of flight sergeant peter brown has already garnered attention and today the british prime minister called him an example of the selfless contribution of all commonwealth personnel. before we go tonight, the story of musical genius, medical suffering, and mysteries solved through the ages. a team of international scientists have sequenced the genome of ludovic von beethoven, using five blocks of his hair they have been able to learn more about his fatal liver disease, including clues about his alcohol consumption, genetic disposition, and viral action. no clues, alas, about his deafness. thank you for narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's bec

dina: heading up to helena, its residents don't fare much better.least 40% can't get online reliably. nancy: we have got a divide in everywhere in rural america. when you add access, quality internet access, you take that divide and you fill it up this much. dina: nancy mckee tries to lure new businesses and life to phillips county. would you say broadband and the lack of it is pretty much the nail in the coffin with every conversation you have? nancy: they say, "which of these buildings has pretty good fiber in?" and i'm like "none. zero." they just kind of look at me like, "what? where am i? is t this prehistoric?" dina: : it would c cost $550 m n to fininish covering arkansas wh fibeber. i and d many ruralal officials't have time e to pursue e federald state broadband grants. mckee says it's time for a federally-funded work program to lay that fiber. nancy: there is a job for 10 years. on top of that because all of a sudden you're growing, right? what happens when you grow? oh, we get a new neighborhood. oh, you get a whole new development area.

helena wilkinson has the story.he royal air force in 1916. age 17, it's thought the young jamaican had travelled thousands of miles so he could volunteer to fly and fight in world war ii. after training, he flew as a crewmember in the avro lancaster, britain's famous strategic bomber that was used as the raf�*s main weapon against targets in germany. in december, the air force veteran died alone in his flat in west london. fiercely independent, stubborn as hell, but a wonderful guy, always smiling. he was never miserable. we chatted about his health. he was always complaining about one thing or another, but he kept going. "to the shops, got to keep it going." peter brown had no known relatives. now officials are searching forfamily members to attend his funeral. after peter brown came to britain, he trained as a wireless operator and air gunner, and he flew in a lancaster bomber like this one when he served in 625 squadron. he was one of a50 young black men from the caribbean, africa and parts of the uk to fly with

helena, for example, this is just our march total. 14.52 inches this month alone.36% of normal. that is just for march right here in st. helena. and a lot of the bay area is running 200 to 300 above normal for this month. there has been a lot. again, we have a few areas of rain left here. doppler radar moving to the north and east. it's going to keep some showers here through concord and 5:55 tonight. also some rain over the peninsula moving off into newark as we continue through 5:54. so let's show you the timeline on this. through 7:30 tonight, i'm still looking at this chance here of some spotty thunderstorms, and that rain kind of hanging on. but as we hit about 11:00, 11:30, we'll see it break up even more. and then look at this. by tomorrow morning, we start to get in on that sunshine, and that sunshine is going to continue in the forecast as we roll through tomorrow afternoon. so it is going to be good to get that on our thursday forecast. we'll see those numbers for tomorrow, beginning on the chilly side with that dry start. 41 in the south bay. over to the

helena wilkinson has the story., it's thought the young jamaican had travelled thousands of miles so he could volunteer to fly and fight in world war ii. after training, he flew as a crewmember in the avro lancaster, britain's famous strategic bomber that was used as the raf�*s main weapon against targets in germany. in december, the air force veteran died alone in his flat in west london. fiercely independent, stubborn as hell, but a wonderful guy, always smiling. he was never miserable. he chatted about his health. he was always complaining about one thing or another, but he kept going. he said, "my knee hurts, but i've got to walk to "the shops, got to keep it going." peter brown had no known relatives. now officials are searching forfamily members to attend his funeral. after peter brown came to britain, he trained as a wireless operator and air gunner, and he flew in a lancaster bomber like this one when he served in 65 squadron. he was one of a50 young black men from the caribbean, africa and parts of the uk t

helena, and mount hamilton, into wednesday morning. for a period of about wednesday evening to thursday morning, we should catch a bit of a break. and the temperatures will start to come up. next two days, probably about a 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch of rain. after that, the potential of heavier rain of the atmospheric river pattern, starts to lock in across the bay area, thursday and friday, behind that, we could see strong storms to follow heading into the weekend. we'll take a closer look at the heavy rain on the way, and how long these stronger storms could be sticking around as part of your seven-day forecast. a look at that coming up in ten minutes. >>> thank you so much, rob. the snow in the sierra, it is not letting up, this is what it looked like in nyack near 80. you can see the snowplows out in full force. check out the view from the uc berkeley sierra snow lab, a beautiful sight, it received 17 1/2 inches of snow over the past 24 hours. part of 15 feet of snow in the last two weeks. seeing a bit of a break before more winter weath

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ths in the islamic calendar. hundreds of worshippers in indonesia have offered evening prayers at one of the largest mosques in southeast asia, the istiqlal grand mosque injakarta. for some, it's their first time marking the start of the holy month at the huge venue. shoppers have also been visiting dubai's souqs for traditional sweets and spices, with the historic markets adorned with ramadan lights and decorations. and in london, the west end has been lit up with 30,000 lights to mark ramadan for the very first time. the lights were switched on by the mayor of london, one of the 1.3 million muslims in the city who'll be celebrating. and that is it for us here on newsday. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. hello there. the weather is remaining pretty unsettled for the rest of this week. low pressure will always be nearby, out to the west of the uk, in the atlantic — steering weather fronts our way, bringing outbreaks of rain, followed by sunshine and showers. and it will be blust

helena wilkinson, bbc news. the islamic calendar. hundreds of worshippers in indonesia have offered evening prayers at one of the largest mosques in southeast asia, the istiqlal grand mosque injakarta. for some, it's their first time marking the start of the holy month at the huge venue. shoppers have also been visiting dubai's souqs for traditional sweets and spices, with the historic markets adorned with ramadan lights and decorations. that's all for now, thanks for your company. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. hello there. the weather is remaining pretty unsettled for the rest of this week. low pressure will always be nearby, out to the west of the uk, in the atlantic — steering weather fronts our way, bringing outbreaks of rain, followed by sunshine and showers. and it will be blustery, even windy at times, particularly across england and wales. but on the plus side, it'll be fairly mild, with our air source coming in from the south—west. but it's quite a messy picture, i think, as you can see

helena wilkinson, bbc news.rgest mosques in south—east asia, the istiqlal grand mosque in jakarta. for some, it's their first time marking the start of the holy month at the huge venue. translation: although they do the ramadan mass prayers - similar everywhere, i wanted to know how it is in the istiqlal grand mosque. translation: during | the covid-19 pandemic, we were not allowed to pray here, but now the regulation has been lifted and it's vibrant with a lot of people. translation: i can't describe the happiness i'm feeling - right now being here. i'm so moved. it feels like i'm - in the second mecca. shoppers have also been visiting dubai's souqs for traditional sweets and spices, with the historic markets adorned with ramadan lights and decorations. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. the weather is remaining pretty unsettled for the rest of this week. low pressure will always be nearby, out to the west of the uk, in the atlantic — steering weather fronts our way, bringing outbreaks o

helena wilkinson, bbc news.nt anna holligan, who is at the hague, who gave us more details. there are so many people talking about this being a symbolic move, but actually what stands out as being very significant is that in order to issue these arrest warrants, the icc needs to have sufficient grounds, sufficient evidence to be able to actually point the finger at president putin, so that is why this is so important. and a lot of people are wondering, why focus on this specific crime? those who have been watching the atrocities, the alleged atrocities being committed in ukraine since the start of the russian invasion will be familiar with attacks on hospitals, power grids, and yet this is very specific, focusing on the alleged forcible transfer of children, ukrainian children, across the border into russia. and one of the reasons — i spoke to karim khan, the prosecutor, last night — one of the reasons is because they believe they have enough evidence to bring this case to court. but of course that is just the f

helena. current numbers are milder with mid 40's for most of us. this is a level one system a couple hours away but sits offshore so the weekend will feature rain, gusty winds, snow over the highest peaks, breezy winds, a level 1 system today and the winds as we follow a line of rain, it pushes through 10:00 to 11 a clock san francisco and by 11:00 it is south bay. we will talk about another wave of rain tonight and the next several areas of precept that will take us into next week. liz: thank you. you can keep track of weather conditions as the storm moves through the bay area and access the same i've doppler seven hour weather team uses on the abc 7 bay area news app. new development side of san jose, the man accused of having explosive materials in his home is being tied to t separate -- two separate transformer blasts. the first exposure and damaged a transformer december 8 not far from oakridge mall. the second nearly a month later on snow avenue at santa teresa boulevard. the suspect, peter caraset denied bail. amanda del castillo you has the

here's helena wilkinson.rce in 1945. aged 17, it's thought the young jamaican had travelled thousands of miles so he could volunteer to fly and fight in world war ii. after training, he flew as a crewmember in the avro lancaster, britain's famous strategic bomber that was used as the raf�*s main weapon against targets in germany. in december the air force veteran died alone in his flat in west london. fiercely independent, stubborn as hell, but a wonderful guy, always smiling. he was never miserable. he chatted about his health. he was always complaining about one thing or another, but he kept going. he said, "my knee hurts, but i've got to walk to the shops, got to keep it going." peter brown had no known relatives. now officials are searching forfamily members to attend his funeral. after peter brown came to britain, he trained as a wireless operator and air gunner, and he flew in a lancaster bomber like this one when he served in 65 squadron. he was one of 450 young black men from the caribbean, africa and

helena wilkinson, bbc news. 0ur arts and media correspondent david sillito is here.job is to provide programmes watched by millions of people, and when they drop off air, something's gone seriously wrong. clearly, the head of the bbc was caught by surprise by all of this. that bit has been resolved. grimsby town versus brighton and hove albion, gary lineker will be there next weekend. however, does it answer all of the questions? there were 36 mps, conservative mps, very unhappy at what gary lineker tweeted last week, so there is no punishment here of gary lineker, no apology for his tweets, comparing the language used to that used by germany in the 19305. used to that used by germany in the 1930s. and then there are wider questions of impartiality. 0ne 1930s. and then there are wider questions of impartiality. one group thatis questions of impartiality. one group that is welcome today's announcement is the bbc�*s board. who is the head of the bbc board? richard sharp, facing questions, a conservative donor in the past, and also an ongoing inquiry into his role in a

helena wilkinson has the details.he message will also appear on the screen to explain the nature of the threat and what to do about it. the new government system will be tested across the uk on sunday 23 april. the system is designed to warn people if there is a life—threatening emergency near them. they will be used at times of extreme weather like severe flooding, though they could eventually be expanded to cover terror incidents. alerts will be sent to devices based on their location. the cabinet office says it will only be needed when there is an immediate risk to life, so after next month it may be years before people receive another alert. though, there will be the possibility of opting out of future warnings. helena wilkinson, bbc news. now on bbc news the weather with tomasz shaffernaker. we will need our raincoats and brollies this week looks very unsettled indeed. especially wet in western parts of the uk. monday is no different, i do not think it will be raining all the time that some rain on the way and ju

helena wilkinson, bbc news. let's get some analysis on this.chief executive of itn news. we were talking about this yesterday while it was an ongoing situation but it appears to be in result and gary lineker will be back on air with his meditating, presenting duties on much of the day at the weekend at the bbc will launch an independent review into its social media guidelines. what you make of this outcome? it is interesting that in his statement tim davie accepts the root cause of this problem is what he calls the grey areas of the guidelines which he himself introduced back in 2020. so the auestion introduced back in 2020. so the question would _ introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, _ introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, was - introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, was it - introduced back in 2020. so the - question would be, was it necessary to suspend gary lineker with all the subsequent disruption to the channels in order to set up an inquiry? the answer is he could have perfectly easily set up this

think guitar gypsies. a helena hmm visitor well, complaining about a woman? don’t have a soul in her, she torments me. is that what your article is called? answer. as they say, your word is the law of the lord, norkin was advised to me by a person whom i completely trust. yes, even when we meet. he made a good impression on me, so i was very surprised when i saw the result of his work. what exactly didn't work for you? our agreements were not fulfilled, in particular , a warm floor was not laid on the balcony of the second floor and the color wallpaper in the nursery did not suit me. although this question. we negotiated separately, so you refused to pay people, money earned, which they spent almost 2 months. sorry 40% of the amount. i translated before work started, please. this money was intended to pay workers or to purchase building materials for payment provided by my company. if you want, i can call the accountant. norkin called me in vladivostok and asked me to transfer another 40% of the money. he transferred the money, as evidenced by the relevant do

>> montana governor, greg jia forte, and delivered his state adjust from the capital and helena. you talked about education, childcare investment, and small business and development. and public safety. . we've had a governor, mister president, mister speaker, members of the 68 legislature. fellow seat wide officials, tribal leaders, members of the judiciary. members of our cabinet. first lady of montana, my dear wife susan. and, finally, my fellow montanans. i really appreciate you giving me a standing ovation through the whole thing. but you can be seated if you want. my fellow montanans, serving you, the people of montana, as your 25th governor. is the greatest honor of my life. thank you for the confidence you placed in me. in my last seat of the state i told montanans, we owe it to them to be bold. as we leave the montana come back. we lay it out an ambitious plan with our sights set on building a place where more montanans can realize the american dream. working hard, earning a good living, and raising their family. i am proud to report, we are succeeding in that mission. bu

helena wilkinson reports.ould volunteer to fly and fight in world war ii. after training, he flew as a crewmember in the avro lancaster, britain's famous strategic bomber that was used as the raf�*s main weapon against targets in germany. in december the air force veteran died alone in his flat in west london. fiercely independent, stubborn as hell, but a wonderful guy, always smiling. he was never miserable. he chatted about his health. he was always complaining about one thing or another, but he kept going. he said, my knee hurts, but have got to work walk to the shops, got to keep it going. peter brown had no known relatives. now officials are searching forfamily members to attend his funeral. after peter brown came to britain, he trained as a wireless operator and are gonna, and he flew in a lancaster bomber like this one when he served in 65 squadron. he was one of 450 young black men from the caribbean, africa and parts of the uk to fly with the raf during the second world war. they were specialists that

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helena shower activity.t from silverado trail, and this is also the same spot where we have flooding concerns taking us through about 10:00. highway 1 16, brayton. all that excess rain that has been anywhere from to have a four inches in the north bay still trying to recede. up to three quarters of an inch this weekend. flood watch continues through tomorrow. emeryville with 40's. up to 50 for most of us. 45, napa. here is a look at the next few hours, rain in the north bay. we'll continue to see showers throughout the rest of the day. liz: ok, south lake tahoe feast severe flooding and -- faced severe flooding. there have been several properties unsafe to occupy. our reporter stephanie sierra is an south lake tahoe where people say they are shocked. >> what the -- is going on? it's just like -- i'm worried the roof is going to go. reporter: a near historic snowpack with heavy rainfall leaving scenes like this across the city of south lake tahoe. business is closed because they are unsafe to occupy. >> the s

helena. a giant oak tree fell across both lanes of traffic south of zinfandel lane. >>> a senior living community trapped by snow for a week. it he was blocked from the main road after last week's storm. residents are blaming the county. they say snow plows are clearing the main road inadvertently and created a pile up that the people of whispering pines mobile home park couldn't get over. one woman persisted and was able to get over the barrier and acted as a life line for her community. >> i just kept trying to drive my truck so i could get supplies for the seniors, water, food. i would go and collect everyone's gas cans and they would give me cash or whatever. i would go to town and get gas for people to stay warm. >> the community has since regained access to the main road but with more snow in the forecast, some worry that the county will forget about them again. stay with cbs news bay area on air and online for the latest storm coverage throughout the week. >>> we go to the north bay wh

helena. we have a downpour crossing 580 this morning. we will find scattered showers as our monday wears on. winter weather advisory in effect for the mountains of the north bay until 10:00 today. by 8:00, a line of showers is moving through. it continues through 10:00. into the afternoon and evening we have a chance of scattered showers. any shower could contain hail. rainfall estimates today between .1 and .5 inches with this storm. it is a chilly day today. temperatures only in the low to mid 50's by this afternoon. more rain is in the forecast for the week ahead. we will show you the seven day in about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina for traffic. jobina: we have a wind advisory for the altamont pass. everything is green. a nice monday commute. no blocking issues. a live picture of the san mateo bridge where everything is moving at the limit. it is beginning to fill in in the westbound direction. headlights are traveling westbound this morning. our slow spot will be for our super commuters. that ride is sitting around 47 min

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helena, we have some heavier rain. system today, th of a thunderstorm, a flood watch has gone into effect for late tomorrow into tuesday. mid-50's right now. southerly winds keeping it mild all night long. nine degrees milder this morning. upper level winds about 1000 feet, over 25 miles an hour. scattered shower thunderstorm. through the rest of the day come again come on-and-off shower activity. this will be localized until monday. you need that little bit of a break, if you can call it a break, before things crank up again, liz. liz: thank you. and historic landmark took a been hit from the storm. the truck at air clubhouse in stern grove park was severely damaged by a eucalyptus tree. it was popular with weddings. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports, reservations are now on hold. tara: down trees, high wreaking havoc, and just on the way, severe damage to one of san francisco's historic landmarks. an 85 foot eucalyptus falling onto trocadero clubhouse. park rangers responding to an alarm at around 5:30

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helena, wando, among others lived and thrived here and their names live on today as majestic rivers,towns, and entities. currently, a number of tribes are officially recognized. the catawba indian nation, the beaver creek indians, the edisto natchez-kusso tribe of south carolina, the pee dee indian nation of upper south carolina, the pee dee indian tribe, the piedmont american indian association, the santee indian organization, the sumter tribe of cheraw indians, the waccamaw indian people, and the wassamasaw tribe of varnertown indians. many of the leaders of south carolina's tribes are here with us tonight. please stand and be recognized. by the time the english established the permanent settlement of charles towne on the banks of the ashley river in 1670, a global network for trading and selling west africans into slavery was well established by european nations, sending enslaved people to brazil, the west indies, and the american colonies. between 1700 and 1775, forty percent of enslaved west africans entering the colonies did so through gadsdenÂs warf in charleston, which today

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helena nurse tina been friends for nearly 60 years. >> helen said she'll keep her safe until she's backn her feet down with me. so everything ok? a new letter. stay with you. as long as she only see need. now the mask only see me. >> that was ryan bash reporting for us tonight. coming up. >> the oakland zoo saying goodbye to one of the longest tenured animals. after the break, how officials are honoring lisa, the african elephant. >> tonight, the oakland zoo is mourning the loss of one of its elderly african elephants names lisa yesterday, lisa was euthanized after a battle with progressive arthritis. the zoo says that is disease. quote, progressed to a point where we didn't want her last day to be her worst day. it was time to do the most humane thing and to let her go. lisa came to the oakland zoo back in 1979. she recently celebrated her 46th birthday. resume keepers presented her with a large spread of treats enrichment tend canada filled with her favorite elephants to live quite long. and they have such rituals when a family member and an elephant family so it's interesting. i'm cu

we will come back to you in a moment, helena, - back to you in a moment, helena, once you have got that concern about the role of the police as well, butjust to be clear, this was for cases of indecent exposure, one of those offences was committed before he killed sarah everard. ambulance workers in england have called off strikes which were due to take place today and wednesday. the unite union will enter pay talks with ministers. two other ambulance workers' unions — unison and gmb — had already paused their walk—outs after what they said was a �*huge shift�* in the government's position. the trial of a man accused of shooting dead a nine—year—old girl inside her own home in liverpool is due to begin today. olivia pratt—korbel was killed in august last year, when a gunman allegedly opened fire while chasing another man who had forced his way into the house. 34—year—old thomas cashman denies murder. not all pupil have been able to make it to school due to illness. so, some schools are bringing the classroom to them by using robots which can act like teachers or classmates. david lumb's

here is nbc's helena jones. >> reporter: if you are foodie who loves food in oakland. >> make it spicy. >> reporter: chances are you have heard of everett and jones. >> it is the best barbeque on the west coast, and i drive two hours for this. >> reporter: they have been serving up barbeque for 20 years and until now they have avoided being a target of burglaries. >> our office was ransacked and they took some money out of the office. >> reporter: dorthea white runs business with her sister. they saw someone walking through the office with a saw and then tried to steal a safe, and stole a smaller safe and getting away with thousands of dollars. >> the restaurant industry has suffered tremendously, and the cost of goods is high, and the labor is up, and every penny has a name on it in this business. so, it is just disheartening. >> reporter: the thief was in and out in minutes before the police got there. and another burglary reported 30 minutes before on embarcadero, and the police believe a saw was used in that, too, and so it comes at a time of restaurant week, and this is a time for

helena getting to 68 degrees, lake county mid- to upper 50s. temperatures are going to back down from the near normal levels we enjoy the next couple days to cooler than normal. readings for the last full day of winter sunday and for the spring equinox monday and the first few full days of spring tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the best chance of rain is the sunday, monday, tuesday time frame and heaviest rain likely tuesday, a few lingering showers by wednesday and thursday. >> paul, thank you so much. sorry about your team. we'll talk about that in a second. >>> it's almost time to get your green on and avoid being pinched, where you can go around the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> tomorrow is st. paddy's day and there are plenty of places to celebrate in the bay area. the leprechaun pub crawl kicks off in san francisco tomorrow afternoon and in oakland a party in jack london square. you can head to fort mason's craft market. prepare yourself for lots of

helena through 11:anyone, and again tomorrow it's all about scattered rain chances and a lot of cloud cover hanging out through this weekend. beyond this, another, yes another atmospheric river, as we head into next tuesday, i have all the details, but i want to share with you quickly some good news tonight. this is the drought monitor, september 26, before all the storms. check out the latest view, drought free in tahoe valley and the central coast. by the time we get to next week's storm, we could be drought free in the bay area. i've got another update in about 10 minutes. >> we look forward to the updated map.>>> gov. gavin newsom filed an executive order with the aim of boosting the state groundwater supply. 41% of california's water supply. there were restrictions on using flood waters to replenish those reservoirs. environmental activists say the order could hurt the ecosystem. >>> while we wait for the next round of rain, download our free bay area at. get forecasts tailored to where you live. we will send you alerts minutes before it starts raining in your neighborhood.>>> bo

helena wilkinson, bbc news. be no further strikes whilst they enter pay talks with the government. the british medical association has said new strike dates will be announced if the government makes a "substandard" offer. more than 175,000 patient appointments and procedures had to be cancelled in england when junior doctors went on strike earlier this week. rail services will be disrupted again today as members of the rmt union at ia train operators take part in strikes. it's the second walk out this week in the long—running dispute about pay, job security and working conditions. passengers are being advised to check before they travel. protesters have clashed with police once again in central paris over the french government's pension reforms. thousands of demonstrators lit fires and some threw firecrackers at police, who used tear gas to disperse them. it's the second night of unrest since president macron decided to push through the controversial reforms to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vo

here is nbc's helena jones. >> reporter: if you are foodie who loves food in oakland. >> make it spicy reporter: chances are you have heard of everett and jones. >> it is the best barbeque on the west coast, and i drive two hours for this. >> reporter: they have been serving up barbeque for 20 years and until now they have avoided being a target of burglaries. >> our office was ransacked and they took some money out of

it's a big day and st. helena, the copy harvest is being brought to the roster. lol dow unloads coffee from the of eat benitez and other small holders. lowell powell is from the us and his wife myra arianna powell is from this area together. they founded the cartridge a community the initiative sells this regional organic coffee in the united states. they then use the profits to support environmental and social projects and honduras for traders. not enough farmers are not getting ahead. so is it, is it better than nothing? yeah, but is it enough? no, because he doesn't have any disposable income for me. was coffee's about is the people behind in if we need to treat people with respect. and so sometimes giving people respect, explain more for, for their normal power was a prosecutor at u. s immigration for 12 years. he knows the fates awaiting those who have to give up their coffee plantations and emigrate. i left my job. i just didn't like prosecuting people. right, wasn't, you know, you rather be around people helping them here. i still feel like i'm a lawyer, but the other kind of la

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helena, plan accordingly. on the seven-day forecast, dry tomorrow. some rain this weekend.y chances on monday and tuesday. we'll get a break next wednesday and we may see more of an active weather pattern return by next thursday into the following weekend but, look, the jury is still out on this one. it's not locked in. we'll know more as we get closer. i think overall this doesn't look as bad as we went through but it still will offer rain and low snow chances. >> it changes things up for us. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, trapped for more than three weeks under the rubble following last month's earthquake in turkey, the amazing rescue of a determined dog when we get back. >>> a new crew of astronauts are on a six-month trip to space. they're staying at the international space station this is all part after collaborative expedition by nasa and spacex. you can see them bras blasting off this morning. the astronauts are expected to spend about a day maneuvering through space before linking up with the iss. nasa held a news conference after the launch explaining what the mi

it's a big day and st. helena, the coffee harvest is being brought to the roster, low bow unloads coffee from the ve vinitez and other small holders. lowell powell is from the u. s. and his wife myra arianna powell is from this area together. they founded the cartridge a community the initiative sells this regional organic coffee in the united states. they then use the profits to support environmental and social projects and honduras for traders. not enough farmers luck getting ahead. so is it, is it better than nothing? yeah, but is it enough? no, because he doesn't have any disposable income for me was coffees about is the people behind in if we need to treat people with respect and so sometimes giving people respect, he's paying more for for their normal power. was a prosecutor at u. s. immigration for 12 years. he knows the fates awaiting those who have to give up their coffee plantations and emigrate. i left my job. i just didn't like prosecuting people. right, wasn't you know, you rather be around people helping them here. i still feel like i'm a lawyer. but the other kind of lawye

helena as we expected and there is no mixing in with the showers over mount hamilton right now. this is a light level one on our exclusive impact scale. we are seeing heavy snow any sierra along with thunderstorms. tonight at 7:00 the snow and the showers will continue. they will be very scattered in nature and an isolated as we head towards late tonight. the winds have been gusting, right now 42 miles an hour at spring valley, 33 at atlas peak. we are going to see big changes heading into march. the first part of it is going to include very cold conditions. i will be back with the advisories and warnings, coming up. dan: whiteout conditions and fears of avalanches closed ski resorts throughout the lake tahoe area today. palisades tahoe shared this video, nearly three feet of snow expected to fall today. >> this is a monumental snowfall. we have had 500 inches of snow this season. so we're looking at extending our season obviously to memorial day, but possibly even further after that. we will make an announcement a little later this month. dan: 500 inches is 41.5 feet of snow, m

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ter the failure of the california—based silicon valley bank. in a televised address from the white house, mr biden said his administration had acted to ensure that svb customers would be able to get all their money. he said he would do whatever was needed to maintain stability. earlier, the british multinational, hsbc, agreed to buy the uk arm of silicon valley bank forjust over a dollar. our business correspondent, theo leggett reports. an unexpected crisis, a hurried solution and the owners of businesses like this one are breathing a heavy sigh of relief. universal quantum's trying to develop a revolutionary new generation of supercomputers. like many small tech firms, it's a customer of the uk arm of american lender silicon valley bank, which collapsed last week. boss sebastian weidt says he feared his money would be lost for good. we have a lot of our capita with svb, and obviously when the news broke that — well, we heard on the grapevine that svb may be in trouble, we obviously t