this question with russian hill. i spoke with one person and tried to find out the boundaries and they did acknowledge, i guess the diversity of opinions on where the boundary is. they were all very clear, kind of like van ness was a clear line but out farther east it was less clear. so, i think we do need to acknowledge that time is upon us, right and we do have a couple of coy's right, that we can look at. we also have a couple of recognized neighborhoods, right. so, i think that, what i propose, i think we can reconcile that. it's to look at -- basically the equity analysis that has been done by the city, to be able to determine the areas that are at risk and with that, we could proceed with some confidence that at least there's a justifiable systematic way of not diminishing or diluting the fair and effective power of representation in china town or north asian. >> vice-chair. >> i wanted to mention that almost everybody i spoke to said broadway was too far south. they felt it was more like green or union to ches

so coming to the hill, i never worked on the hill, i had never been in the legislature before gettinged, so it was a priority to find someone who knew something about what this world looks like. as i asked around and tried to consult everyone i could, this one name kept popping up. it was roddy flynn. he is my chief and he has been so instrumental. this is his award because he lives and breathes the management and the life on the hill. he worked on the hill for a period of time before, and his name kept coming up as i was looking for someone. so we met and it turned out we have these similar backgrounds, we both fled large law firms and had active engagement with pro bono work through those firms. so we have touched stones -- touchstones there, but we agreed one goal was to have a no drama environment in the midst of one of the most dramatic places on earth probably. so i'm so grateful to him. for having stood up this office and done the research. every time i see him he is reading another book on management or consulting with someone, working with congressional management foundations

my name is thuan thao hill. i've had the fortunate opportunity to make a career out of helping public agencies modernize their records and comply with current laws by making transparency and accountability largely a by-product of good modern systems built to help them succeed in their work and collaborating internally and meeting with the public internally and meaningful, the same public regulations put in place to protect citizens. chapter 66 and the brown act are something that people complain act if something takes too long, and that's really the challenge. i've helped solve this directly through software and indirectly through public work, notably with the united states congress and united states senate. because public meetings, records retention, and even access are strict, usually, only a small number of folks in government maintain that knowledge. because of necessary bureaucracy, others in government will do what they can to go around those rules and policies, sometimes by declaring emergencies which shr

it's happening at the villa mira monte in morgan hill at 1 o'clock on may 21.about this youth mariachi competition. stay with us. damian: we're back here on "comunidad del valle," talkin' about this youth mariachi competition happening in morgan hill. and, shirley, i have to ask you, i mean, you've spent decades fighting the good fight, the inception of the chicano movement, along with kathy and others, and here we are, it's 2022, and here you are organizing, co-organizing this event for kids; why? shirley: i'm not picketing as much anymore, and mostly, heh-heh, i'm mostly trying to support our youth in the different communities, and i do it because this competition, i think, does more than showcase their music. i think it brings them to the level that "i'm in a team with other, you know, six other people," and in terms of the high school, there were 36 others and that they work as a team, that they learn values, that they learn--you know, it impacts their self-esteem, and to just see that growth, as i've been involved in the community for 50 years-plus, to see

gusty winds will be with us through the hills through the hills over the hills and along the coast through tomorrow cooling trend that we have beginning right now will continue into the upcoming week and will be rainy and chilly on monday with more rain. likely later. week overnight low temperatures will be mainly the mid-top for 40, so not much of a change there except in the far northern part of our viewing area where lowe's will drop into the upper 30s in lakeport and ukiah then tomorrow under mainly sunny, but windy conditions once again high temperatures will range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s right around the bay shore line to low and mid 70s inland now as we look ahead a bit with the maximum temperature can see a sharp drop in tempera omoayity into t0sn in mtnlanareas that oa slight increase of low 60s inlet, but only fifties elsewhere. they're by wednesday. we'll see temperatures moderating just a little bit but not a lot now, let's talk about the rain coming our way on monday starting at four five in the morning. we'll see rain advancing down into the bay. midday sprea

and portrevoro hill. you are setting yourself up today and from other people to take it slightly within the means of 5% on the census number in 2020 which will continue to over weight my neighborhood and neighbors in the richmond district and d 4 and d 7. you will continue and under weight people who live in d3 and d6 and 9 and 10. if you don't work to accommodatea and move the line in a way we get the closed to the mean of 1 percent. presented early in meeting. some of the districts are out of whack with the population deviation. the task force and not incorporate the change and population we feel the plan ahead and correcting them over waiting we know will continue. it is a person a vote in d6 not dillowed the votes that happen in d 1, 4 and 7. >> the votes and -- sorry to cut you off we reached the 2 minute limit we move on could we get the next speak are. >> with a possible exception of a single map submitted army in the process. there have been no add rokaes for a major expansion south of slot. well

pleasant hill.nd three o'clock this morning, a pleasant hill police officer responded to a report about a car stolen out of conquered. the driver crashed into a retaining wall on southbound 6 80. police arrested. the driver who now faces several charges, including wi no word on any injuries. oakland police say one person was wounded in the latest shooting and that city it happened shortly after seven o'clock last night. that hillside of richie streets. this is video we got from the citizens app, and it shows officers securing that scene. police say they found one person that had suffered a gunshot wound. there is no word yet on that victim's condition. last night shooting followed three homicides in oakland during a time period of just more than 24 hours. investigators say two people were kirsday night in separate shootings just minutes apart, one happened on t . that's the west oakland, the other on 12th street near 18th avenue. on wednesday night. police say a man was robbed, then shot to death in

i am on blossom hill road near santa teresa boulevard. i am probably about maybe half a block, maybe about three-quarters of a mile away from it. the smoke is just absolutely billowing. i haven't had a chance to see whether you've been able to show much video of it, but i'm sure if you have you can tell that this is one major structure fire. the smoke that is blowing in the air is as thick as i have ever seen it. it is causing all sorts of traffic jams, not only in terms of streets being closed but just everybody stopping to watch because it is an amazing sight. i can imagine that the air quality around here is going to be affected by this, that's how thick and black this smoke is that is coming from apparently the home depot building, which is right across the street from the oak ridge shopping mall. so given the traffic that usually accumulates around the mall as well as the people that are being affected by the traffic stoppage because of the fire trucks and everybody arriving, it is really a hectic scene right here. i can't see what k

and recommend russian hill to keep rush yen hill whole approximatement to -- keep russian hill in d 2. and sgree that the statement is that to put our china town and russian hill together. being you provide interrogation and ask the speaker to pass the phone? reportings from dth there are a lot of multiling walin district 3. and i was told her that the public comment time is done. why thank you, she can pass the phone to the other speakers. >> thank you. >> i also live in china town district 3. i'm working class of family. i'm also the mother of china progressive progressive association. we also is a part of map coalition. we represent our working class family and also the people cutter use and low income and national nalized residents. >> based on my -- and also -- on -- the -- history of cpa's which has already served the public for almost 15 years. and we -- really note the word from working families and the appeal of color as we know how to protect their voices and we note also how to -- represent their voices. historically is established from our chinese community. as we support

he was asked about this on the hill today.essary that this interagency effort is necessary. but is it appropriate to be taking resources away from the va to help with a surge at the border? >> these decisions and discussions about what resources are possible are made through the enter agency process. this is a top priority to the president. we also want to take steps at the border even as we anticipate an increase in migrants at the border to keep the american people safe, this is a part of that effort. >> another piece of this plan talked about the law enforcements help. cbp has 20,000 agents on the border right now. we're already seeing 7,000 crossings a day and that will surge to 18,000 a day. how does adding 600 law enforcement make a dent in that? >> i would say, jacqui, one of the reasons that secretary mayorkas is contributing in the important democratic process of testifying on the hill is to answer the questions of exactly how the resources he's requesting and they have identified as needing to address this potential

you can, i've got quite a little long hill home on my way on the hill home. so long went on, there were some victims was literally mummified alive. they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely desiccated. ammonia were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water. as that experiment proved me leaders, i'm not going up because they get mad about the loan ship because you're not really a no, no although the all center at the moment on the scene, this road in some experimental were conducted out of mere curiosity inmates. had various body organs removed, lim switched, also monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x rays and attic tricity tested for is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. mother my father was

lots of snacks. 4/20 day is back on hippie hill. >> i've been to the different states. there's a vibe out in cali that's not in any other state. >> what's that? >> it's relaxing. we have seen so much good energy. >> reporter: everybody took the time to partake, even mike tyson, the former boxing champ has his own line of cannabis and brought along plenty of samples. >> we was a community before. but with the legalization and everything, it make it stronger. you comfortable. you don't have to be scared about everything. ain't nothing scary about this. >> i've been enjoying cannabis for a very, very long time. i'm so glad that it's out there legally in so many states. >> reporter: after a two-cocoa vid delay, pandemic precautions were not top of mind here. 4/20 did have a new twist. legal marijuana sold on site as long as you are 21 or older. >> amazing. it's been a couple of years now. great to be out here. we got great weather. >> reporter: that brought back close to 20,000 people. >> happy 4/20 hippie hill. >> reporter: along with a certain spark. the trucks are moving

read kernels to the hill of high germinating seed are enough. almost summer now and the garden is coming along a garden that will furnish plenty of nutritious vitamin packed vegetables for the family table. that is if they ever reach the table. the paper still keeps the maggots away from the cabinet. tomatoes are a must in every victory garden and lots of them. plants are set out when danger of frost is over. they are protected from cutworms by paper collars fastened at the top with a paperclip or a pin. at the bottom by pulling the soil around them. a few peppers are desirable the holders started these hot weather plants seven weeks ago in the kitchen window. lima beans are planted two to the hill an inch and a half deep. pool liners and the large seated bush type complete the early garden plantings some vegetables need thinning -- uses a garden matter or a hole for the rough part. but finishing is done by hand. the chart is being thinned to six to eight inches apart. the only way to get weeds out of a row of carrots is by hand right now when t

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to build in the eastmont hills neighborhood. those stairways would connect people in the flatlands of east oakland up to the hills. >> it would also connect neighborhoods. that something we haven't been able to do. you are kind of on one street and that's it. you don't know the people on the next street. >> reporter: while supporters say the staircases would provide accessibility, opponents for easy access would bring unwanted foot traffic and crime. >> where under automatic gunfire all the time, break-ins all up and down hill month-end outlook. >> reporter: anthony is next to the trail on outlook avenue, and has been here 34 years. he reminds people that this is east oakland, not the berkeley hills. he worries that criminals will use the staircases as escape routes, or ambush people. >> there is a couple walking late at night, jump out, give me your money. >> crime, noise, young people hang out, play their music, et cetera, et cetera, who calls the police, and will the police respond? probably not. >> reporter: the oakland depa

hille leaves sunday.says the entire team should be in poland by tuesday and then they will drive into ukraine. >>> as the attacks continue, so do ukraine's pleas for help. this sunday on "meet the press" chuck todd will be joined by ukraine's foreign minister. also the u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan. "meet the press" airs sunday at 8:00 a.m. right here our morning newscast. >>> at the white house today a formal reception and celebration for judge ketanji brown jackson, soon to be justice jackson. the president and vice president hosted that event marking judge jackson's place in history as the first black woman to sit on the supreme court. the judge summed up her journey, saying "in my family it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court." >> it has taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments for a black woman to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. [ applause ] but we've made it. >> judge jackson will not become justice jackson until the e

hello, i'm jane hill. hello, i'mjane hill. we took hello, i'm jane hill. hello, i'mjane hill. we took a bit more about our main stories. the news of 200 by cancer patients are to have their entire genetic code of their tumours are sequenced. it is all part of a major research project taking place in cambridge. hugh adams is from the charity brain tumour research uk. he explains why they welcome this research. we tumour research uk. he explains why they welcome this research.— they welcome this research. we are ve clear they welcome this research. we are very clear here. _ they welcome this research. we are very clear here, our— they welcome this research. we are very clear here, our view— they welcome this research. we are very clear here, our view is - they welcome this research. we are very clear here, our view is to - they welcome this research. we are very clear here, our view is to find l very clear here, our view is to find research for all types. takes us further down the pathway to queue us is to be encouraged. this genomic mapping, this is future

santa clara hills also for lake county. so gusts up to 60 here will mean potential for some downed power. or tree limbs so be careful out there with those winds and if you have any unsecured objects, you'll want to tie them down hour by hour we go the winds along the coast 30 to 40 miles an hour winds ramp up even over some of our north and east bay hills about 36 at fairfield sunday morning. it's still gusty and those winds will continue. it's a dry offshore wind that is concerning with regards to the fire danger 40s 50s on those temperatures in the morning for the afternoon. you're looking at a cooler day upper 50s to the low. these as you check out what's ahead for monday? this is really nice to see rain coming in. sierra will get snow and really in terms of accumulations. we're not expecting a lot. but at least it's going to be accumulating rain anywhere from a 500th of an inch to about a third of an inch there in ben lomond accuweather 78 forecast. it's so windy cooler one gusty in the hills on monday and we'll bring i

of the hill or interacting with the hill or your careers and the organizations that you're in now, interact with congress and have a stake in congress functioning from not just from a moral perspective or ethical perspective but a practical perspective. why don't we start with you about what has your relationship been in the select committee, recommendations, informal klingses with members and staff? >> thank you, jason for that question. i have to say the select committee on modernization has been a breath of fresh air. i started on the hill about 10 years ago. when i got there i was alarmed by the lack of diversity on the hill from the most junior to senior level. immediately i took it on as a personal project and it became a passion and it is really how i was able to work with others to start the black women's congressional alliance. and so at the start of this congress, i was invited to speak to the committee about what the members spoke about a lot, staff capacity and how do we retain and recruit and attracts more diverse talent. i love that the committee is not looking at it -- it is

we'll be at 67 in concord. 62 in oakland. 65 here in morgan hill. serving has a nice weekend rolling in saturday and sunday. mid to upper 60s in san francisco. and i still have those upper 70s inland once we hit sunday's forecast. nice weekend shaping up for us. >> just get through the next few days and enjoy saturday and sunday. thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, could this small circle help people with liver problems? we'll tell you about it all next. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! >>> a best buy store in union city is getting slapped with a big federal fine. the environmental protection a

i got caught a little long hill hold on. no way on the hill home. so we thought but get in there now with the victims wednesday afternoon, mummified alive they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely desiccated. commodities were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water. as that experiment proved leaders not north or not because they can manage the loan ship because you're not good, you know, not found. although the all center at the moment on the scene digital enough. mm. some experiments were conducted out of mere curiosity inmates. had various body organs removed, lim switched, also monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x rays and attic tricity tested . ah, ah, needs to come to the russian state will never be as tight as i'm phone and ignore santini div asking him, i'm not getting all sons. maybe within the 50 babel did. okay, so mine is gonna be the one home with will van in the european union? the kremlin? yup. machines. the state aren't russia for date and c, r t

hills. that's 8:00 a.m. by lunchtime, already seeing the back edge of that storm passing through the bay area. so things will be trending to mostly clear skies, but very cool and windy tomorrow. we're talking highs tomorrow only in the mid-50s. it was just last thursday we had 90s for highs. that's the big drop in temperatures. also a winter weather advisory for the sierra where they could see a foot of snow just from this one storm. look at that. there are more rain chances arriving later this week. we'll total up all these storm totals for you and how much snow we could see across the sierra by the end of the week coming up in our forecast in about 12 minutes. >> when we are not on the air, rob's twitter page is a great resource. he can help you get through this weather whiplash better than anybody. he's always tweeting out about updates and the changing conditions. his handle is @rob mayeda. >>> more work for firefighters this weekend. this fire in daly city. we first brought you this as

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hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to tell us what's going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. 04/11/22 04/11/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the resolution about of no-confince against mr. imran khan has been passed by majority of the total membership of the national assembly. amy: pakistan's prime minister imran khan is ousted, losing a no-confidence vote. he calls hisemoval a form of

doctor hill, thank you for joining us tonight.s good to see you again. >> likewise, ali, good to see you too. >> there is an independent pollster in russia, beloved a center, that released a poll today which shows 83% of russians approve of vladimir putin's actions in ukraine. this is up from 69% by the same pollster in january. i know that polling in an authoritarian state like russia has to come with a very big grain of salt, but the dissatisfaction of the russian people has been influential in the past, including in afghanistan. how do you read this polling or do you ignore it entirely? >> you can't ignore it. what it's telling us it's a couple of things. first of all, it's completely consistent with the propaganda efforts at home by the russian government. remember, right from the very beginning this is not being portrayed as a raw. they are in fact criminal penalties that could be applied to anyone who uses the word war. the term is special military it peroration. and for months, if not, years putin and the kremlin have been

an adjustment to the four d map that establishes a district three western border to bring russian hill into district two. the western border would be van ness, union, jones, columbus, 11 worth to the water. >> i can clarify procedurally, i think it would not, if the motion for -- i think we should take the motion for the current map first and i think if that one passes, the other map would still -- we would still draw it with five a. we would draw this map because that's what this motion says but we would make the changes to four, what was that, four da and make that a 5b that we would have in our back pocket. >> so, you're saying take this motion first? >> right. >> that's what i said. if y'all trust me, we would be further along. >> mr. chair, it's not a matter of not trusting you but making sure we have the same understanding of the order of operations for the things we need to take. >> to member cooper's point, what we are voting on will be known in future as map five a, if it passes. what's on the screen as well. >> and now, is there anything that constrains -- oh, i see. >> my ap

lima beans are planted two to the hill, an inch and a half deep. large seeded bush type complete the early garden planting. some vegetables need thinning. dick uses a garden hoe for the rough part, but finishing is done by hand. the charred is being thinned to 6 to 8 inches apart. the only way to get weeds out of a row of carrots is by hand, right now when they are small. a common fast growing weed will quickly crowd out venl tables if not -- vegetables if not pulled. thinning carrots is a pain in the back, when seedling carrots are little and no mistake, but these young folks have keen eyes and nimble fingers. weeds grow fast, in this grand process, there's no tool that gets them all, but the hoe makes the job easier between the rows. careful, not too close or too deep, you might cut the outer root. a horse cultivator may do the job much faster. this implement has attachments that will plant seeds of almost any size in rows or in hills. now the pests begin to work, worms, beetles, bugs, hoppers. who said gardening was just pleasant exercise? here'

concord 69, san jose 66, morgan hill 67. if you're heading to san francisco, it's going to be gusty around the coastline as well, 60 degrees for san francisco. now, i know mike has a look at some gas prices. >> folks will talk about the cheaper options in these areas like fairfield in the north bay out of valero. $5.09, cash only. in livermore, gas and shop on vasco road, $5.25, cash only. same thing for morgan hill, $5.19 at the 76 on monterey road. bring the cash. that's theay we've been talking about the better prices we've been founding. in the sboi toward morgan hill, a little less slowing. 101 past coddle as you head toward the merge with 85. it looks like there's a crew on scene there. that's 101 and 85 at the bottom, 101 at 85 in sunnyvale, another crash reported and no detail. that might be a duplicate filing. sometimes people get confused which one is called in to chp. out of the altamont pass, a little build, nothing major. >> 5:10 this morning. getting rid of unhealthy pandemic behaviors. next on "today in the ba

the store is on blossom hill road near santa teresa boulevard right across from the oak ridge mall sky 7 was up for several hours and we periodically saw some small explosions as you can imagine how to building not only of this magnitude but containing home supplies many. items in their flammable such as propane tanks and paint thinner. san jose firefighters say everyone inside made it out and no one was injured abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is following this developing story. terrifying moments for inside a san jose home depot early saturday evening the building engulfed in flames people trying to find family members employees trying to find each other managers trying to make sure all their employees are out, san jose fire getting multiple. arriving on scene shortly after quickly calling for backup. they reported that they had heavy fire. coming from the front side of the home depot. they immediately called for a second alarm and that second alarm. turning into a fifth as it stands right now. we have all full accountability for all the employees that worked in the home depot. we h

this is on blossom hill road.ignited around 5:30 yesterday, and when firefighters responded their top priority was getting employees and customers out safely, and they did. there were no injuries reported. >>> and there was another massive fire, this one at the port of benicia. firefighters saying it could take days before it's fully extinguished. it ignited around noon yesterday. the flames were first reported underneath three domes filled with refinery byproduct which has neighbors on edge. the fire quickly spread to timbers underneath the peer because of a conveyor belt that caught fire. the only way to reach the fire is with fire boats or through a trench. it could take up to 48 hours to fully get it out. the current wind direction has helped keep the smoke and flames away from the city of benicia. if that changes, the city is prepared to order a shelter in place or an evacuation order. we will continue to follow these stories all day for you posting updates on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. you can s

shops can make a pandemic come back and how they are hoping that cash in on celebrations at hippie hill. and the two bay area seventh graders making a difference in their community and how their idea could help reduce waste. the news at 6:00 is coming up. >>> still ahead, a pedestrian bridge has stood in chinatown for decades. >> some even call it you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to provoke the permit for a decades old pedestrian bridge. >> it connects the hilton hotel to portsmouth square. some call it a landmark but the city wants to tear it down. john ramos explains. >> it was built in 1971 to connect chinatown with the financial district but it never really achieved the goal and it's time to come down. >> when they built the hilton hotel, the development agreement called for a chinese cultural center and a pedestrian bridge across kearny street to the plaza. bri

you spent years reporting on capitol hill.> yes. >> dana, you knew him, spent years on the hill reporting on orrin hatch. and, you know, this is another old school republican. >> um-hum. >> he was not afraid to work across the aisle. that's gone. >> well, it is -- it is not even close to the way it was certainly when senator hatch started, and a lot of what ron brownstein just talked about i witnessed first hand as i covered senator hatch and the likes of senator ted kennedy. they were famously very, very close. orrin hatch a very conservative republican spoke at senator kennedy's funeral, gave one of the eulogies. and that speaks to how things have changed. it's hard to imagine such a thing in today's day and age. but, you know, you're also -- as i'm talking you're looking at some images of senator hatch's tenure. and you see then senator joe biden, one of the most vivid memories that i have of senator hatch is watching him on the senate judiciary committee overseeing so many incredibly important and some very contentious con

now when advisory for the north bay hills out towards solano county in the east bay hills until three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. once again, the main concern is that northerly wind in place here is a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge for this evening. we are in the clear still talking about some windy conditions, coast side and also for the burial hills. what about some rain chances? we have a lot to talk about the forecast and we'll have that coming up in a little bit. certainly need those that rain and so do fire departments. mark fire departments are always at the ready at this time of the year, but weekends like this can require some special prep. this is our grass rig engine, so it's able to pump and roll so it can drive out into a field that's on fire and spray water onto it while we're actually driving through it. coming up at 10 30 will show you how fire departments work through red flag warnings. happening now. rough seas are keeping rescue boats from getting told lines to a container ship that lost power off the marin county coast from coast guard video.

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today crews are training or being retrained to handle the heat in the hills above morgan hill. while firefighters acknowledge the hot weather aggravates the fire conditions, it helps them prepare. >> this is a great way to get out here getting training in, gets everybody acclimated and used to the work in the field. we're preparing for a fire season. with evidence got a better draft crop this year than last year. it means we may start to see initial starts to vegetation fields. >> reporter: the april heat is a concern, and they're poised to take more drastic action. >> we're going to the board next week to call for mandatory limit of up to two days a week of outdoor irrigation. those are things we want to do. normally we would push this program out into the summertime. >> reporter: the water district says it knows people can get weary of the message, but water conservation is still the only thing everyone can do to help and hopefully avoid more drastic measures. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thanks robert. >>> and we are always tracking your microclimate fore

a crowd estimated at around 20,000 turned out at hippie hill. good day in the park, and for the first time, marijuana sales were allowed with some 40 vendors and sponsors instead of taxpayer dollars that, like you make this happen to make it safe and clean. we use funding from sponsorship and donations, thank you. thank you guys. so much. also knew only people aged 21 up were allowed in with plenty of security, something many people said they liked the best thing about it was the area. no fine. no violence. this is like my fork time. and this time i feel more safe. they got the gates going. you feel me? there's no violence. nobody's shooting each other. it's all love and positivity and i love it. fast. clean up was a big concern. people would leave tons of trash behind in the meadow in the hate this year, though some attendees tried to do their part. we turned around after the show. we just realized there's treasure everywhere, so some of us just started reaching down and grabbing said to throw away and when the show ended a line of police on mo