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. >>> big changes may be coming to south lake tahoe.posal to reroute state 50. >>> temperatures in the 70s today. mid-70s in the next few days. >>> another horse is euthanized. it's the 22nd death there since christmas. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on board. . >>> the latest on to crash of the egyptian airliner the black boxes were flown the france to be examined. the black boxes have not been looked at due to the damage. the faa says new satellite data shows extreme up and down pitching of the plane which is similar to another plane five months ago. >> bea which is the french investigate i've. we have black boxes if what people suggest it did. >> engineers ar

. >>> big changes may be coming to south lake tahoe. up next, a proposal to reroute highway other behind the casinos. >> interesting. another horse was euthanized at the santa anita racetrack at southern california. it is the 22nd horse that has died since christmas. more on that coming up. >> your bay area traffic looking nice and light on this friday morning so far. here is a look at your drive at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. no problems to tell you about. >> no problems weatherwise. temperatures continue to bump up. we'll have a few near70s and probably a lot near sunday. so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. event is here-finally! yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... yes. seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. sit welcome back. bart is addressing one of the

. >> your drive to south lake tahoe could be changing significantly because of the new plan under consideration city planners met last night to hear from the public about a proposal to move highway 50. take a look. that would reroute the highway behind the casinos at the state line at pioneer trail. the idea is to create a main street by the casinos that is more friendly to pedestrians an bikes and scooters. supports are of the plan claim a more tractive main street could increase business revenue by up to $79 million a year. >> bart says it is now working on a back upcompute are center to prevent the kind of failure that shut down the entire real system over the weekend. the network switch failed and because there was no backup, it quickly overwhelmed the complex computer system. the outage was first reported 2:45 early saturday morning and power was not fully restored until about 11:00 late they're day. bart says the machine inside the fare gates will start to accept credit and debit cards. up until now, if a rider's clipper card or bart ticket did not have enough money to to exit the station

change. here is a view of lake county.ere is a look at the future caste model reas of northern california sonoma county. this has slowed down a little bit which means for most of us the morning commute looks like it should be okay. as we get into the lunch hour, north bay down to the central bay, we have rain falling. we get into the afternoon and it is finally moving through areas from central to south bay. tonight, it begins to taper off with scattered showers remaining in the forecast. as far as rainfall amounts, anywhere from a quarter of an inch to an inch is expected for this round of rain. we've got snow for the sierras. >> 49 to start your day in berkeley. the mid-40s to upper 40s and 49 in livermore. 62 in oakland and if you're going to the giants game today, expect scattered showers there. we will have some clearing tomorrow but we will leave scattered showers in the forecast for tuesday. we are drying out on thursday and take a look at your weekend.>> our newly updated weather app is free to download from the ap

for millennia, the menindee lakes system has been a flourishing ecosystem on the driest continent on earth and a vital lifeline for the outback. but that has all changed ago, these lakes were almost 90% full but after a decision by the new south wales state government to decommission the lakes for water storage, they were drained dry, and this is the result. as australia's drought has worsened, and with nothing in reserve, the darling river is now reduced to a few stretches of stagnating water. in december and january, at the peak of summer, a series of massive so—called fish kills, when more than a million fish died, left the country reeling. this is nothing to do with drought. this is a man—made disaster brought to you by the new south wales government and the federal government, and the murray—darling basin authority. this is the result of draining the menindee lakes twice in four years, and killing the system. these are just two of the many. this is the most disgusting thing i've ever seen in my life. in nearby menindee, population 550, residents are being forced to rely on bottled water and watch the local wildlife disappear. with each new fish k

lake. by that time, the seasons had changed. >> if they would have said yes to every agency that wanted torch the water and they worked with the family, we could have got that water searched six times already, but they don't want to for some reason. what if it's sitting under the water the whole time, tribal pd will have to answer for that. soledad: nine months after she disappeared, volunteers using sonar found the truck with olivia's body inside. submerged in a lake less than a mile from her home. >> we want to make a protocol that will help other families so they don't have to jump through all the hoops like we had to do. and get rid of some of the excuses that law enforcement agencies and other agencies have. we are trying to eliminate those so if someone goes missing on a reservation, it happens right away. law enforcement agencies are working cohsive together, that state resources can come into the reservation right away, not nine months down the road, right away. soledad: back on the pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota, lisa lone hill is still waiting for her daughter lari

their sand that it would burn them up in the water would slow down and actually change course to move into the ancient lake and you can see those marks on the mountainside in the coachella valley and just how high those lake levels were. sullivan ancient history the coachella valley was part of the delta. this water feature is vitally important to the pacific by way in the community and it has become important to re-create in modern times. but we still don't understand its importance. there was a great deal of fuss over the grand canyon during the bypass of the turbines losing hydroelectricity. are we still doing that? so yes those are occurring. and there is benefit in the science evolved. spread the gentle man from colorado. before you got your we had every member of the arizona delegation and they made a motion and change the name to the arizona river. [laughter] . >> i suspected that may happen. thank you for hosting this important hearing. the colorado dcp is the proposal that needs to be discussed not only my state but the basin states in the country. and to serve together in the governor's cabinet m

if the current conditions change at the lake in some way, we'll have to revisit the issue, but underrent issue, it appears no further action will be warranted. >> vice president moller caen: so i have another question. refresh my memory. with the cleanup, initial cleanup, did their insurance cover the cost of that? >> i'm not sure, but off the top of my head, i believe it was $9 million for the cleanup. it was the limits of the policy, and they paid out all that they were on the hook for. we got more back than i thought we were going to. >> vice president moller caen: and what did we end up having to pay? what was the total? >> i think the total cost was something on the order of $18 million, so we got about half back. >> vice president moller caen: well, you said better than we expected. >> far more than i expected when we started out. >> vice president moller caen: okay. thank you. >> commissioner kwon: commissioner, can i ask a question. lake park, we have a contract with them for the management of lake merced? >> that's correct, and we should be bringing a renewal of that for you

change its course. leaders to have effect on history. of course you come to wonder if -- would place a bomb and the other side of the lake of the table, hitlertead, with that change the second world war? probably too. but in many, many cases, history changes its course, you just don't know if it's going to do it in the right way. in april 1988, israel assassinated the military commander of the plo. in fact, the person who actually pulled the trigger on the head of the leader was like the chief of staff and ministry of defense official. he is now running for the deputy prime minister. by the way, only in israel where very young people are going secretly with the heads of the conversation, to convince the only person in the country who is authorized to okay the targeted assassination, that is a prime minister. and some of these people who are to go in secret to convince the prime minister to sign called red page, and actual codename for assassination is negative treatment. [laughing] israeli sense of humor. [laughing] and only in israel some of these individuals, through time, cross and become the prime minister. the chief, the first chief of

lake mead. so, unless something drastically changes, which there is no foreseeable relief in the near future, butu just couldn't conceive of what was ahead. what we had, whatever was, you know, the newest thing that was happening was so spectacular and wonderful and, oh my gosh, we've reached a new eastern edge or western, northern edge. the odds are slim to zero that we're going to extend to yet a further horizon. it was inconceivable. so there's the thing. so what does the desert do? it exceeds our ambition. >> anthony: in vegas, nothing is permanent. it constantly eats itself, tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing, responding to the dark dreams of the american subconscious. come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do. drop a few moist bills at a gas station slot. see the full spectrum of human folly, and commit some follies of your own. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm ivan watson in christchurch, new zealand. >> hi to you, ivan. hello, everyone. i'm natalie allen from cnn cen

we changed the vendor at the lake after years of haggling, and we finish the development of the soccer out at the end of golden gate park. the other thing, and i have always tipped my hat is we change the way we do business to do commune she -- committee meetings first so we can hear projects and hear the merit in the public and then remedy them before they come to the general meeting, and that had an enormous impact in bringing more civility to the meetings. as i like to say, everyone in san francisco has an opinion about parks, and rarely do two people agree. we try and work very hard to resolve those problems early. there were other factors that contributed to it, and one was, i think, and improvement. so with enormous private resources, aren't going to put their names out there, their reputations and their dollars without believing the entity they are giving to can't deliver on their side of the bargain, and that has all been reflected in what's gone on. these relationships are built over many years. this does not just happen. so to that, i really do tipped my hat to the staff, and

. >>> a proposal that would change how you get to south lake tahoe. what officials are considering a plan to relocate highway 50. >>> we are following some breaking news when in the east bay. you are looking at live pictures. this is a big plume of smoke from her camera near highway 4. we know the fire is burning on bethel island, and according to the chp at least one house is involved. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> new and 6, state lawmakers gathered at the capital today to announce a package of measures aimed at alleviating the state's housing crisis tina one bill would loosen the state's cost of hawkins lawmakers makes it illegal for cities to propose rank controls. another bill would fight unfair infections. >> right now, we have renters who literally face daily fears. what will happen if i lose my home? where will i go? how will i find affordable housing? >> the democrat proposals mirror efforts by governor newsom whose propose setting aside $300 million to go toward lower income housing developments. >>> bart announc

change. teacher from the twin lakes district say they were actually shot with pellet guns by local sheriff deputiesd wells and bruises, some even say the pellet guns drew blood. the school district says it is aware of the concerns and has, quote, facilitated a meet wgt association and the sheriff's department to collaboratively discuss these matters. now the state's largest teacher's union is getting involved. dan hollob is executive director of the indiana state teachers association. so thank you for taking the time. and i know this was only supposed to be a drill. but why were they using these sorts of pellet guns? you can describe what the teachers went through. >> first of all, i think it was just a situation of poor judgment on behalf of the sheriff's department. but what happened, it was at the start of the active shooter training that was occurring in the district, teachers were brought into a room. i think four at a time. and asked to put on some eye gear. they were told to turn around and face the wall. and i think that they were asked to sort of crouch down and they were shot at with plas

changes finally coming our way. ski season that keeps on going right now, around south lake tahoe and squaw creek.'t have to head to sierra, above 4,000 feet could have a dusting of snow before the morning. temperatures in the 40s, highs continuing trend of cool temperatures, mid to upper 50s. item to watch is chance of thundershowers midafternoon to early evening. right now on storm ranger mobile doppler radar, scattered showers from santa cruz mountains to palo alto. 80% of the bay area, glass half empty, not seeing the rain. but when the showers come through, brief downpours. and color change east of san jose indicating some snow showers. not a lot of moisture, no flood watches, not a lot of rain but cold and unstable. start off the morning, maybe more snow showers around mt. hamilton, but the future cast gets more interesting into the afternoon. morning, scattered showers like right now. and midday may be relatively calm. but close eye on the south bay, heating of the day and chilly air aloft could be thunderstorms firing up in south bay, santa cruz valley, morgan hill, midafternoon to early e

changed hands in oakland. three high res towers have been sold near lake merritt in franklin, webster and harrison streets, all commercial real estate. one executive says it is a sign of long-term confidence in downtown oakland. an indication the city is coming into its own and no longer is dependent on the ups and downs of san francisco's real estate market. >>> another horse has died at santa anita park in southern california. the 22nd this season. now, racetrack owners cohen for a complete transformation. >> reporter: we have all been devastated by the last few weeks . >> it has made a solar change the half to be made. >> reporter: a summer day at santa anita racetrack as a 22nd horse died in less than three months. >> she was just breezing and that she got close to the seventh -- seven/eight she must have taken a funny step when she did the ankle kind of broke a little bit and the other ankle broke because they change leads again. >> reporter: david bernstein the owner, breeder and trainer of the philly he named after his granddaughter. >> the vet examined her and said he hadn't seeing something like that

. >> anti-semitism has changes that need to happen. >> the anti-defamation lake has offered to step in. and san lorenzo, ktvu fox2 news . >>> the family in pittsburgh is grieving after a man was killed by a hia crime reporter tells u man was walking home from work when the car hit him in the car took off. >> some is going more than the speed limit and sent him flying 25 feet. >> he is in shock over the death of his uncle. ramirez was walking home from a late night shift at a restaurant when he was hit by a car. the driver never stopped. >> to hear this news and for him to leave us in this way is devastating. >> reporter: he was crossing between bailey and chestnut and hit by a car heading west. firefighters were headed back to station 87 when they came across the scene. >> they were in the right place at the right time and rendered assistance but unfortunately it was too late. he died at the scene. >> reporter: they don't have a description of the driver or car but investigators will review surveillance cameras including the ones at west lealman and bailey. residents are in shock. >> f

there is an interesting story in salt lake city, my home, where they changed the name of the andrew jackson elementary school to the mary jackson elementary school and mary jackson was a nasa engineer. the school board said she had her college degree and andrew jackson did not and we want to point our students toward college. that is a possible solution. if the last name is lee, find a different name that represents what you want for your students. i just wanted to share that comment. >> okay. first i had the wonderful opportunity -- hello. the camera is in the way. some of cynthia's book. it is really really good. everyone buy a copy. get the book out, come on. it is really good. really interesting. bait -- patty, i hate to stomp on your western triumphant is him, but there are remarkable memorials throughout the south. well-organized african-american tourism for the south. many of you may be aware after the great migration north, many families now come back to family reunions, school reunions. this is black tourism. the little rock nine have an installation on the capitol grounds. little

it does that it doesn't change anything because the united i mean since trump is a lake that it don't care about what the international community feels or do to it once you get anything done it from policy just to earth it's way to get reelected we've been we didn't know the united states and florida are for it your people it won't change anything ok attorney middle east and is crucial no thanks for sharing your thoughts and expertise with us this evening r.t. really appreciate it thank you very much have been a. british m.p.'s will return to westminster on friday to vote on the withdrawal agreement part of terrains a major deal specifically addresses key issues such as the irish border and if it's approved the u.k. would extend breck's it until the twenty second of may and it all comes after indecision clouded another vote on wednesday on eight options to try and get the bracks a process on the straight and narrow alternatives included a second referendum revoking article fifty and staying in the e.u. for two more years. president try to remind ourselves what we've decided to do noth

and the car itself is at risk from the effects of climate change the city is situated on a movie on flatland and surrounded by lakes and rivers. the climate refugees often build their shacks in areas that are flooded during the monsoon season. there are no toilets and they have no clean drinking water. since many of the refugees are living in illegal squatter settlements local officials arrive on a regular basis to evict them. sometimes only the refugees can take with them is food most in bias. once again the refugees are driven from their homes not by floods this time but by the government. if we are all able to completely magisters it can lead to call flaked it will lead to be stabilization it can lead to social call for a. we didn't country all with the region or it can lead to interstate conflict between states and countries so in all accounts the consequences this is of are just need that we need to get a clear understanding of the whole issue of managing editor for jews in large numbers so that we have the brick and isms and plays when it happens. it seems as though we are already seen the early stages of the

change starting tomorrow. late in the morning. but right now, we've got ideal conditions to get to lake tahoe and ski the sierra here. no chain requirements for 89, 80 or 50. same thing for state route 88. the base totals, not too much has changed in the last week or so. squaw alpine, 108 to 219 inches base. these are incredible from the amount much snow we've gotten. if you're leaving early on a thursday morning, the drive times are going to be pretty light as well. 3 hours and ten minutes to 3 1/2 hours heading to kirkwood from the san francisco bay area. you shouldn't have a tough time getting there. overall, conditions are looking good. >> not bad, alexis. thanks. >>> spring has sprung and all the rain has brought plenty of new growth to the bay area. >>> they enlisted an army of goats to help trim an area in the bayview area. the transit agency says they're on the job always. >> check it out. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >>> goat it aficionado is live for us, rob marciano. >> hey reginald, jessica. on this thursday, coming you, a major assault weapon crackdown. the swift action overnight

it will be charged with safeguarding our great lakes, taking action to protect our state from the harmful effects of climate change. the agency will include new offices of the clean water public advocate and environmental justice public advocate. we are going to make state government more efficient and responsive to our environmental and public health challenges. [applause] the new department eagle has gotten bipartisan support from michigan businesses and leaders including people like my friend candace miller over there with with us tonight. [applause] as well as the former deq director, heidi grether and dr. mona hanna-attisha. .. a reminder that climate change ap extreme weather are already putting michiganders at risk. as a state, we must take this seriously. we cannot and will not wait at that act. [applaus [applause] >> everyone in my administration is committed to assuring all michiganders have access to the quality health care they can afford. during might time in the state senate i worked across the aisle with governor snyder and leaders to ensure people were covered in our state through healthy michigan.

lake elsinore in riverside county with tens of thousands of tourists wanting to view the spectacular sea of orange. well, the city closed off access over the weekend. but as reporter greg lee explains, that's changed>> after a brief closure, the road to walker canyon in poppy paradise back open. the crowds began lining up to hike closer to the super bloom in the hills of lake elsinore, many still looking for the words to describe it. >> it's just -- it's neon almost. it's -- you can't describe it. i'm sure that the pictures on the camera aren't going to do justice to the flowers. >> but that didn't stop thousands of visitors from trying to snap the perfect picture or selfie with a stunning backdrop. the city estimates 150,000 people visited just this weekend, prompting the city to shut down roads and access to the canyon, calling the situation unbearable. >> there were people sitting out in the sun. there were some heat exhaustion. people were fainting. we were having emts coming out to help those folks. we had a dog bit by a snake. >> even port-a-potties were so full they had to be closed. perhaps the biggest issue? traffic. the roads into the small community gridlocked. cars parking all over the

change . >> reporter: i don't think they really want to have to use that spillway. remember they don't have to. the lake can philip above it. they can settlement. they won't let the water go through the spillway unless there is a storm coming in or some circumstance where they are afraid the lake level will rise quickly. they can avoid using it but if they can force to they say it will work. honestly everyone, waiting to see how this functions. as you heard if they let the water go they will let everybody know. everyone paying attention and they know it it. two years after that big scare, we might finally see the rebuilt spillway get pushed to the test. >>> chopper five over livermore high school as police are responding to a stabbing on campus. one student injured, a second taken into custody. police tell us started as a classroom argument. one pulled a knife. the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. >>> new developments this evening in the motor of a san jose mother. 59 -year-old bambi larson found dead in her home on thursday. officials say she died from sharp force injuries to her neck and t

lake enhancement for saturday across the great lakes here int theo the south and southeast throughout the afternoon. so it's been a rough week here, but changeon the way for the weekend. >> like to hear that, thank you so much. >>> congrats are in order for our own "snl's" adi bryant. the comedienne will star in a comedy series "shrill," based on the memoir of activist lindie west. "shrill" is available to stream starting today on hulu. >>> still to come, details on president trump's first veto straight ahead. >>> teens by the thousands will be walking out of class today. why? to protest a lack of attention on climate change. stay with us here on a very busy friday morning on "early today." family vacation on a travel site? at hilton.com, i get the price match guarantee. and i can choose from their 14 different hotel brands, so i get the right hotel for every member of my family. like a doubletree for my cousins who love their warm chocolate chip cookies. a homewood suites for my uncle who likes a long stay. a hampton for my sister and her kids. that's a lot of syrup and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. but i thought your family vac

a little warmer in salt lake city and denver today and it will be in the 40s from chicago to boston. >>> coming up, a change at the mcdonald's drive-through. >>> but first the flight on a major airline that took passengers to the wrong airport in the wrong country. the investigation into how it happened. >>> plus, the wardrobe malfunction that's forcing nasa to cancel the first all women's >>> back now with an unusual delay for drivers on this highway in iowa. that's a massive flock of geese taking flight. thousands of them right next to interstate 29. it's not clear what may have spooked them into taking off so quickly. >> they travel together. sticking together. >>> a former police officer in kansas has been charged for what she calls an accidental shooting. check this out. dash cam video shows officer brindley blood and another officer talking to akira lewis talki talking inside his vehicle. he had been pulled over for a seat belt violation and refused to hand over his i.d. and that's when the situation got chaotic. >> ow, ow, ow. >> oh, i shot him. >> officer blood said she intended to fire her taser bu

backed change in the government in caracas constitute a coup joining me to debate this venezuelan american. lawyer and journalist who served as an advisor to the late president chavez and in a lake in american national security and foreign policy called amidst the bloomberg who says regime change is the only moral option thank you both for joining me in the arena let me start with you it isn't just the u.s. you have canada france germany the u.k. the e.u. parliament venezuela's neighbors brazil argentina colombia chile acquittal they've all indorsed one as the new president the opposition leader in terms of both the global scene and the regional scene president maduro doesn't have much of the just a missile left as he he is the current president of venezuela who's in power he's in the presidential palace he won an election last year under questionable circumstances that that can be contested by the opposition they chose to boycott it for the most part but he is in power he has the support up until now of the armed forces in at least at the higher levels and he has control of the state institutions so there is also support for him and our army not absolutely there are millions of

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the european parliament and the european commission president of the lakes of apr now, actually there had spent quite a lot of change's deal voted down, no doubt taken off the table, the vote foran doubt taken off the table, the vote for an extension, but it is the next day orfour for an extension, but it is the next day or four days that are going to be crucial i think to theresa may because her vote comes again on tuesday, or data is presented to parliament again, meaningful vote three which it is now being known. i think that is when things spoke right away very quickly. it is going to be difficult politically to bring it back for a fourth vote. that meant it was narrowly defeated at the exploratory session to look at the exploratory session to look at the other alternatives, that that is coming a lot of theresa may's deal goes down. it could be by the end of next week perhaps that really we are looking at a fairly lengthy delay to brexit, a period when the house of commons is asked to reflect and look for some consensus about a particular option and of course, that might come at some cost. as the european union

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change. narrator: in utah, you're livin' on mountain time and there's nothing standard about that. with 10 resorts less than an hour from salt lake international airport, mountain time means more time on more resorts on the greatest snow on earth. it means more time with the kids and more time away from the kids. ski more, shred more, chill more, cheers more because mountain time is a state of mind that can only be found in one place. utah. >>> here's what you missed if you're just getting home right now. in the latest plot twist chicago prosecutors dropped all charges against empire star jussie smollett. earlier this month smollett was indicted on 16 federal counts for allegedly staging a hate crime and timing a false police report. cook county prosecutors say smollett agreed to community service work and to forfeit the $10,000 he posted for his bond. >>> meantime the first ever all female spacewalk is not happening. the problem? there's only one spacesuit that fits both of the women who were scheduled for the mission at the space station. now it will happen friday with one male and one female astronaut. >>> meanwhile back here

change here. by wait, in the sierra, they continue to pick up more snow out towards south lake tahoe. see a system heading out toward the midwest and out towards the well, we have this, the rain band that moved across the area, some circulation moving across monterey bay. current numbers mainly in the 30s and the 40s to start out the day. here is a live camera looking out above san francisco. you can see that patchy cloud cover hovering over the city. skies are becoming partly cloudy. weekend, increasing clouds, primarily for sunday. saturday will probably be the best day of the upcoming weekend. patchy low clouds in san francisco, 53 degrees. skies becoming partly cloudy and temperatures on track to reach around 60 for the forecast high. we'll say good-bye to that wednesday deal and friday, here is the next one upstream, the low. today, in between, we have this break. so we are in between storms. the frontal band comes on board tomorrow, rainfall will be developing. forecast can be moderate at times and winds pick up 20 to 30 miles an hour. this will also really boost the surf, borde

change as well. david: you can look at all of these lakes. here is the work report he is delivering. colin mckenzie is right outside. we have heard so far, we are looking at live pictures. this is coming in right beside that building. our policymakers giving this report? rs giving thismake report? >> in a broad sense, yes they are. we have heard from bloomberg intelligence. they say this is a pretty rational approach by policymakers. set themselves the weakest gdp target ever. between six and 6.5%. bloomberg intelligence says that is no bad thing. they are accepting a gradual slowdown. these are the policy changes around the cuts. 3%s will be a cut of around to the top bracket. tom: particularly in the manufacturing sector. this could lead to $90 billion. this was squeezed by deleveraging and trade tensions as well. more broadly, your tax and fee cuts have been announced. this is the emphasis on liquidity to the travis sector. there is a lot of impact. those are some of the highlights. the deficit as well, that target has been increased to 2.8% from 2.6% last year. that gives policym

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some of the intense lines, now, again, they change formation and don't always pack the same punch. but there is snow from south lakeland. as far as amounts go, another foot -- just a foot. only 7 inches here at sugar bowl. but the sierra snow survey, they can't keep up fast enough. sa mentioned next time they go where they take the snow survey at phillips station, they will have to get longer pipe because i don't see thousand they're going to have enough. this will be at -- they will be adding to this again in the next 24 hours. you melt all of snow down and you have 42 inches liquid over the central sierra. everybody north, south, it doesn't matter. boulder creek and up in the russian river both over 3. enter we are starting to get a little bit of a break. i think it pop move through and leave. i think we will get more activity maybe late morning, more likely early afternoon where we destabilize the atmosphere. light rain moving through. nothing too heavy. just a brief rain. nothing lit up. it stretches over oakland and back over to san francisco, south san francisco. pretty good cells moving through the santa cru

lake misty's. mother yonah has lived in the border town of his status for eighty two years. the frontier markers have changed colors more than once they used to be precious and so be it and she used to cross them off and. today that's no longer possible. you never know even if we wanted to we couldn't cross over they used to be lots of mushrooms over there which is the best thing when was the passage closed so no pressure that they close the border when lithuania became a sophron state that was over twenty years ago now that. nothing but nothing in the light of the but even that anyone living this close to the border is either very scared or not scared at all every fall russia stages large scale maneuvers the bill clinton used to talk about danger coming from russia let them do day drills there's no concern to us if it's not those soldiers practicing it would be up as it's part of a job to get us into but mario knows the border is blocked by planes but there are many crossing points and also plenty of gaps to sneak through. conservative m.p. very honest us says lithuania needs a fence that clearly shows its

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