certainly the peak district and into the lake district and the north east, and this is the area wherecould have disruptive snow tomorrow. elsewhere it is rain and look at those temperatures. by the evening tomorrow the snow really gets going across northern parts of england. snow in parts of northern ireland as well and the south of scotland. by the end of tomorrow these are the amounts of snow we could have in towns and cities. quite a range here but the high ground of the pennines and possibly wales could be as much as 25, up to a0 centimetres but that is the extreme. low pressure clearing away eventually to its east so early friday this is what we have. it could have a sting in its tail but the weather system moves away and we get into the cold and clear arctic air. so a chilly day, three or a degrees for most. are we going to get more snow? 0n three or a degrees for most. are we going to get more snow? on saturday the next weather front comes in and there is a lot of cold are still here. saturday night into sunday best weather front could bring again more snow across northern area

i mean, i used to live in the lake district, so ispent to live in the lake district, so i spent yearsrural and it's very very beautiful. and i couldn't see any obvious barriers to anyone from an ethnic minority wanting to come and enjoy the countryside , other than the fact countryside, other than the fact that most of the people who live there were white. i'm just wondering if that makes people feel uncomfortable, is that not? maybe someone else's problem? not the residents of the countryside ? well, i think this countryside? well, i think this again is something which is than just saying, oh, these are these these people in the countryside are racist it's something which comes to economics a lot of the time, as well, you're an time, as well, if you're an innocent youth in london or even amongst the let's say you mentioned the lake district, manchester's closer to the lake district large afro district, too, has a large afro canbbean district, too, has a large afro caribbean population growing is one thing. finding the money to go there to travel that drain this that and rest visiting

once complete, the lu zation lake district will cover 350 square kilometers. it's helping louse, it's transformed into a green holiday region, with broad cycling lanes. hotels and landmarks like the rusty nails, which serves as a reminder of the regents industrial past from the top of the tower visitors can observe another new lake in the making. the former open cast mine is slowly being flooded by ground. water is showing vast. bizarre without its really something special. my god, i mean my how many people can show you how come unlikely new landscape hardwood. so for example, if everything goes as planned, this will be finished by 2025. god willing leave us to show us been developed and stabilized over felt there's still some work left to do over there and all that should take another year or 2 though on in its prime the coal industry and allows its employed 80000 people. but in the late 19 ninety's, the energy sector and germany was restructured. dozens of unprofitable minds were closed. 90 percent of the work has lost their jobs. one in 5 people left the re

it does need a village, mamma in allah, for our district lies along them. bernard lake, the longest lake in india. and for years, she has witnessed pollution in the lake getting progressively worse being part of an initiative that reduces the number of periods dumped into the lake, while also helping me alternatives for plastic bags seemed meaningful to her. said to go under. but though, now i lebanon, my husband breaks in the lake, he collects clamps for a living. but then when he comes back with plant seeking, we see a lot of plastic in it. every time he comes back and each he will have 2 or 3 plastic items in, in the loaner. they are always bottles and plastic boxes. there is no control on how people are dumping plastic and garbage into the lake, florida lake and i live local talent. it's also a lancer site, meaning it has been designated a wet land for international importance by unesco. but the lake with serves as a lifeline for one point. 6000000 people is also one of the most polluted water bodies in the world. a recent study found high levels of plastics and micro plastics in the

part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of wales, lancashire, the lake districtrecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic — it is is going to be an unsettled week. here's the forecast for monday. that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anyway. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots. you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure, it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so distinctly wet week in the forecast, but it'll stay mild, double figures across the board, even the mid—teens. bye— bye.

for many tourism businesses, like centre parcs on the edge of the lake district, recruiting staff has now provide their own buses, bringing in 500 housekeepers from across cumbria every week. cumbria is huge, and even before the pandemic, recruitment has always been a challenge. any initiative that can help get staff to work will help us maintain our staffing levels. and without the staff — they're our number one asset — we're not going to have a business. it's notjust here in cumbria. transport�*s an issue across many rural communities. the government has put money into buses, supporting them through the pandemic, keeping fares down, and some councils have funding for improvements. but when it comes to unlocking economic growth and spreading opportunity, then finding transport solutions is key. morning, everyone! all: morning! this community has stepped up to provide its own, forming a charity to raise funds to keep this south lakeland bus service going. it's vital for those who use it, likejoy and lynn. it keeps the villages connected. we all become friends, and it's just a wonderfu

part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of wales, lancashire, the lake districtevening raining in the lowlands of scotland, too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is going to be an unsettled week. here's the forecast for monday. that rain spreading across north western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time anyway. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots. and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. and you can see a lot of rain icons there. so distinctly wet week in the forecast, but it'll stay mild. double

part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of wales, lancashire, the lake districtng in the lowlands of scotland too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is going to be an unsettled week. so here's the forecast for monday, that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anywhere. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots, and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so a distinctly wet week in the forecast. but it'll stay mild — double

part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of wales, lancashire, the lake districtn the lowlands of scotland too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is is going to be an unsettled week. so here's the forecast for monday, that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anywhere. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots. and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so a distinctly wet week in the forecast. but it'll stay mild — double f

you know, if to lake district if you go to the lake district looks gorgeous because we used to realityut the reality is that been covered in trees it could been covered in trees it could be of foliage of be covered in sort of foliage of one it could, but it's one another. it could, but it's the and foxes we need the rangers and foxes we need food food. the food. and the best food. the best food is lamb. lamb is called land. the salmon land. salmon, because it's high in omega grade language. you you you go look it up. wait, wait, wait. i'm going to something that's not enough. this whole i mean, i must i agree with simon in the sense i've done a lot of walking and you will see of the british countryside it is acres and acres of this flat green grass created by sheep. grass that was created by sheep. i sheep are the i don't think sheep are the problem. i mean, at one point he says in here that sheep are not nafive says in here that sheep are not native to britain, they native to britain, but they came across not native to his across i'm not native to his native. exactly. you native. yeah,

you know, if to lake district if you go to the lake district looks gorgeous because we used to realityhe reality is that been covered in trees it could been covered in trees it could be of foliage of be covered in sort of foliage of one it could, but it's one another. it could, but it's the and foxes we need the rangers and foxes we need food food. the food. and the best food. the best food is lamb. lamb is called land. the salmon land. salmon, because it's high in omega grade language. you you you go look it up. wait, wait, wait. i'm going to something that's not enough. this whole i mean, i must i agree with simon in the sense i've done a lot of walking and you will see of the british countryside it is acres and acres of this flat green grass created by sheep. grass that was created by sheep. i sheep are the i don't think sheep are the problem. i mean, at one point he says in here that sheep are not nafive says in here that sheep are not native to britain, they native to britain, but they came across not native to his across i'm not native to his native. exactly. you native. yeah, wel

for many tourism businesses, like centre parcs on the edge of the lake district, recruiting staff hasumbria is huge, and even before the pandemic, recruitment has always been a challenge. any initiative that can help get staff to work will help us maintain our staffing levels. and without the staff — they're our number one asset — we're not going to have a business. it's not just cumbria. transport�*s an issue across many rural communities. the government has put money into buses, supporting them through the pandemic, keeping fares down, and some councils have funding for improvements. but when it comes to unlocking economic growth and really spreading opportunity, finding transport solutions is key. morning, everyone! this community has stepped up to provide its own, forming a charity to raise funds to keep this south lakeland bus service going. it's vital for those who use it, likejoy and lynn. it keeps the villages connected. we all become friends, and it's just a wonderful thing. as people get older, they can't drive. they have to give up the cars, and then they stay in. but this

>> well we put together what's called unified command local fire protection district, lake valley fire. and then cal fire came in, huge support, brought in hand crews. and they really focused on those areas, infrastructure that's so important, like the school district, the post office, government buildings. and they have been literally shoveling snow off of these locations. >> wow. final question. how much longer is it going to take just to get into a safe spot? >> oh, my gosh, the sun came out today. i was so excited. we were feeling so good. the calls are still coming in, unfortunately, and then, you know, we've got something coming, brewing in a couple days for a little bit more rain. so i don't think we're out of the woods yet. >> all right. captain goldberg, thanks for joining us. we know you're busy. appreciate your time. keep smiling because the sun is really nice, here in the bay area. >> it felt really good. thank you. >> you got it. >>> let's move on now. a bay area school board is filing a lawsuit against the most popular social media networks in the world. they say the plat

the peak district northwards through the pennines, certainly sheffield leeds through the lake districtrough the course of the afternoon. it�*s going to be a chilly day. quite a strong wind blowing in from the north, a really wintry second half of the week. this is bbc news, welcome if you�*re watching here in the uk around the world. i�*m ben brown, ourtop stories... britain�*s government is accused of utter failure over new asylum rules to stop migrant boats crossing the channel, but prime minister rishi sunak insists his plan is the people�*s priority. we�*re doing what�*s right, acting with compassion and fairness and we are acting to respect the laws and borders of our country. this are acting to respect the laws and borders of our country.— borders of our country. this is their fifth _ borders of our country. this is their fifth prime _ borders of our country. this is their fifth prime minister, - borders of our country. this is| their fifth prime minister, their six immigration plan, and after all this time, — six immigration plan, and after all this time, all they offer is the s

are seeing levels of review with regard to historic resources and though historic district has not upon been adoptod lake street. in the past planning department treated the your as if it was a historic district. i prepared an hre for a property at 1650 lake a block south at 18th and lake. activelies a similar project with 2 street facing elevations but as a lesser innervention than here inform this case historic resource evaluation have have been required. built in 1909 is a contributor to a potential historic district and resource evaluation should be required thank you. i ni ti ei ri [inaudible].i [inaudible].i [inaudible]. [muffled] [inaudible]. seeing no questions to speak d r requestor have you 2 minute rebuttal. >> your time is running. your time is rung. okay. the xourt needs to be on. i file third degree to ensure there was know hre and there is a comprehensive building permit. there are no neighborhood letter in opposition to the project for the following reasons. 6 days after i filed my dr mr. tailor sent an e mill to his neighbor i was copied the first part mr. tailor accused me of invading p

in the lake tahoe district getting snow affected tourism. a look outside. it is now 627 oh, that's a red flag. your mom looks a lot like me. yeah, couple of hotties. thank you? there's dead spots all over this place. there really are. oh wow. nothing. are you getting a good signal? no, i'm not. it's time for real home internet. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our xfinity 10g network launch celebration. only from xfinity. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at wind causing glass to fall from another san francisco high-rise. yesterday storm packing a punch as thousands still without power this morning. kumasi: all of that rain turning into flooding in many parts of the area. some residents dealing with the high water as they wake up. reggie: a bay area band coming back for a home concert all for a good cause. the communities that will benefit. good morning it is wednesday, march 22. kumasi: we start with a check of our accuweather forecast withdrew. drew: we

the river takes the pruzhany region, it flows through three regions, the porovskoye lake in the dragichensky districtn into the river, the third river is peculiar. it can change everywhere in several very winding ways, for example, not a river, here it is narrow, here it is literally around the corner. you peers somewhere turns. it spills there. she is much wider. it increases in spring. well, in our time now it has somehow become less water. and here is, when were more serious. paddles of winter have been after the winter has developed widely now, of course, is not the time for fishing very much snow. and no ice yet, and in the summer here beauty is a channel. vinnitsa. sometimes there are so many fishermen here that there is nowhere to even settle down to throw a fishing rod. the right tributary of the yasenka river, approximately the length of this channel is about 50 km, the place itself. it 's very beautiful and comfortable, because a good one got here by car , put the car here and, please, go out to the canal . yes catch yourself slowly, rest. i i won’t say that rybak is an avid, but when the n

nabirah in the lake is a slut that the krupsky district suffered.hether she is a shlyahuda of dry land ice, under their feet went to crack it was consumed. this will help the unique of the ministry of taxes forces to gather such attacks and in the uveli region mind for the arch , the mouthers hauled yashi, one teddy, they helped the fisherman for the drainage of the usa maybe a man from the neighboring post of the narrow area of ​​the mouthers they got it from a breakdown, handed over a thin brigade to wash it, which is a pity. the fisherman became ah the saffron on the hunt. the symbols of the end of winter have blossomed at the botanical garden far away, shoes in their palaskis have opened and ball erans, stifling the collections of the botanical garden will be for 30 types of pepper. well, here is a seagull of a hernia and roles based on a leopard kustodiev, a percentage of a mastak, presented from four funds and a premiere less than prozahodina at a great theater, than lydia blamed for the fruit. lurks on stage the great most strict elizarie at

but unfortunately , lake district councils , county , lake district councils, county council's all noch rather live next door to a reservoir than for example, a thousand how you know thousand house develop. yeah yeah i that you can do them sensitively we need to understand we need i don't i don't get what the objection is you're going to have an awful lot of anti—social behaviour around the reservoir. you encourage some beautiful birds and wildlife which is good for the environment. now surely we should looking things like we should be looking things like that this is what water uk that and this is what water uk so the industry body said unless we build them this is going to be a land without water. yeah and that's frightening . i mean and that's frightening. i mean it's like a bit of commonsense actually. i don't think that a blot on the landscape it tends to look quite nice. i think to look quite nice. well i think do can be sensitively do and they can be sensitively done birds and butterflies done and birds and butterflies and things around . yeah and things around. yeah absolutely

river takes in the pruzhany region it flows through three districts, the berezovsky district through the porovskoye lake pinsk district, a kind of river. it can change everywhere in several very winding rivers. here it is narrow, here it is literally around the corner. you peers somewhere to turn. it spills there. she is much wider. it increases in spring. well, nowadays there is somehow less water. and here is, when were more serious. paddles of winter have been after the winter has developed widely now, of course, is not the time for fishing very much snow. and no ice yet, and in the summer here beauty is a channel. vinnitsa. sometimes there are so many fishermen here that there is nowhere to even settle down to drop off the unloading. there is such, perhaps even more than that, that you will get confused fishing rods. the mudflow is very close to the right tributary of the yasenga river, approximately the length of this channel is about 50 km. it's very beautiful and comfortable, because a good one got here by car, put the car here and, please, go out to the canal . yes catch yourself slowly, rest. i

no two poachers were detained in the berezovsky district on lake chernoye; they were fishing with netsa makeshift boat with a motor overnight , the catch was 84 kg . i had to do a real special operation. both suspects. now in custody there was also a case of detention of poachers near the grodno hydroelectric power station also, a man caught a forbidden way of burning fish. he is currently confessing. i want to remind you that from march 20 of this year, spawning begins on the territory of the brest and gomel regions, and from april 1 on the territory of the grodno minsk and mogilev regions, that it is forbidden to enter the water on watercraft in the arshan region , law enforcement officers with environmental inspectors found a weapon in the car, now not registered rifled small-caliber rifle with a cartridge that was in the chamber sent for examination. in the house. two the detainees seized three rifle cartridges. and about 100 kg of meat of the details of these stories. watch our evening edition. don't miss our evening broadcast 18-15 on belarus 1. see you soon. good morning, countr

[applause] we want to use these funds to increase pay like the lake county school district that just raised teacher pay by 16% in just one year. a major bomb for their classrooms including drivers and professionals and chefs. or how colorado's two largest school district's are now starting the teacher salaries at just over $50,000 year. that would have been unheard of just half a decade ago. these funds also support smaller class sizes. they revive extracurriculars and mental health support for our students who need it. and today, i am proud to submit a proposal to buy down the buzz it stabilization factor to its lowest level ever and set our state on a path to finally eliminate it altogether during my second term, fulfilling our state's commitment to our schools. [applause] you know, these last few years have been tough for k-12 learners and educators. those are reflected in test scores. to help improve achievement, we are proposing new investments in high-quality math curriculum and training so our educators have the support they need. we are an admin to high quality before and aft

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african-american providers are in bayview i'm in district 11. i'm lake view. and there are western edition and all over san francisco. our children are still all over san francisco. we support our children approximate families. i know that you are on the same page. you are with me because you want everything equal, we want to include sxefrn we want justice. and we want to thank you so much director davis for the support for being in our corner and we just help black children we help all children. i have all children. and i w for unified school district and supporting educators are educators we want to take care of our children. >> thank you. >> thank you for the dream keeper >> thank you. next speaker, please. the distinguished honorable chairman, mr. peskin, i am pastor walker. pastor of true hope of christ for 56 years. and if you had to guess my age i don't think you would be able to the do temperature i'm 92 years old. [applause]. and may i say to the honorable board, you also approved to name a street after me walker drive let me say my point is this boar

african-american providers are in bayview i'm in district 11. i'm lake view. and there are western edition and all over san francisco. our children are still all over san francisco. we support our children approximate families. i know that you are on the same page. you are with me because you want everything equal, we want to include sxefrn we want justice. and we want to thank you so much director davis for the support for being in our corner and we just help black children we help all children. i have all children. and i w for unified school district and supporting educators are educators we want to take care of our children. >> thank you. >> thank you for the dream keeper >> thank you. next speaker, please. the distinguished honorable chairman, mr. peskin, i am pastor walker. pastor of true hope of christ for 56 years. and if you had to guess my age i don't think you would be able to the do temperature i'm 92 years old. [applause]. and may i say to the honorable board, you also approved to name a street after me walker drive let me say my point is this boar

here's a weird night out in the lake district. grange over sands.ble where you can put your your hand the top of a dividing fence and pet a horse can sleep with a horse like whitehall's dumbness on his travels around the country with his dad . but the country with his dad. but why would i think of the smell ? why would i think of the smell? i love the smell of a horse staple . there's nothing better. staple. there's nothing better. and can go and visit the and you can go and visit the horse through this hatch. really? and i think we all know it sounds like a lovely idea for horse lovers. what slightly concerned looking at the concerned me is looking at the bed, looks like a hospital bed, it looks like a hospital or bed. does. is the green bed. yes, it does. is the green line 350 quid a night? i want to sleep at more luxury. i think 350. i think you can sort of put 20 people or something in for that. it's a busy. 54. i'm trying to see how many is for three people or so. anyway but i think airbnb is very dangerous we rented out house and i be defraude

i had a job and all this, but i grew up in the lake district, you know that. not that. if that.re growing in an inner you're growing up in an inner city. where it's where the city. yeah. where it's where the gang culture is already there, it must be so much easier to slide into. it was that mark said he walked the door and said he walked out the door and he didn't have nurses, doctors, lawyers. had criminal gang lawyers. he had criminal gang members driving around in flash cars that were of cars that were sort of threatening. you can see how threatening. so you can see how it happens. but yeah , so it's i it happens. but yeah, so it's i mean, it's a fair point that i just think some people it's a circumstance it's i mean, but anyway , let's look at the papers anyway, let's look at the papers for you this morning. should we start with you express yes. it says justice for olivia, the nine year old's thomas nine year old's killer, thomas cashman, has convicted at cashman, has been convicted at the time. sports workers are facing a rapid rise in retirement age under a proposed pensi

lake. i think it goes back to that board. >> district officials say they're working with santa rosa police to try to create long-term strategies for safety. they also say they want to create a round table where students, staff and community leaders can communicate freely with the district on the issues that they're facing. >> coming up, why schools in san mateo county are pushing social media companies to take responsibility for students, mental health stanford employee facing charges for allegedly lying about being a victim of 2 assaults with the district attorney's office is revealing about the investigation. plus, picking up the pieces after a tree crashes into a nice pay home. why an arborist says we could see more trees falling down. >> in the east bay weekend soil from oversaturation and those blustery winds causing even healthy trees to topple over been forcefully to gaal reports from danville where a giant redwood hit a house. luckily the redwood. clip, the house. >> the client was upstairs in their office when the tree came down and it didn't cause too much damage, which is fortun

post-war period, the village trofimovichi, dyatlovsky district of grodno they drove out my dear ones, they didn’t get out of the barn, and then to the lakend there with a machine gun. in a deserted girl about five years old . until recently, my mother was nearby, but suddenly shots rang out and screams of people. mom only had time to move the chest and hide it behind it. the germans broke into the house, and they took my mother somewhere, i wanted to get out of my hiding place. i wanted to eat, i wanted my mother to come as soon as possible, but there was such silence all around, from which it became scary. the girl cautiously got up. there is no one in the house maybe mom is somewhere on the street a girl stepping carefully so that the floorboard would not creak, it was already approaching the door unexpectedly. it opened and two men entered the house. they said for joy the girl rushed to meet. but she was pressed against the wall, it hurt. she began to cry, but one uncle began to shout at her , demanding to know who else was in the house, and the girl only cried, repeating i want to fly to my mother, porridge. i'm your mom building up

the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg told lake granbury to stay home today. nbc news reports alvin bragg is now planning to bring the back tomorrow to continue to work. the jury last met on monday when they heard testimony from robert costello, a former legal adviser to michael cohen. -- they hoped that robert costello would undermined -- costello might not actually have been the final witness. quote, the grand jury may hear from at least one more witness before being acts to vote on bringing charges against donald trump. -- sir for more than seven years -- jeremy saland joins me now. jeremy, good to have you on. and we don't know what happened. it could be nothing. somebody got sick or something. what is your read on the delay here? and just from your knowledge of process, what would it mean in terms of tomorrow and where they are in the timeline? >> first of all, i think we're all starting on the false premise that was set forth by the former president, that this -- and that the process is moving -- and that is simply not the case. there are all these thing

lake levels. the storms are helping to ease our drought restrictions. these big missable districtuspended its penalties for excessive water use. downgrade from a stage two drought to stage one. santa clara county removed its restrictions late last week. these changes go into effect on march 29. one more thing. we launched a brand-new california weather tracker to help you keep track of it all. it tracks reservoir levels, sierra snowpack, and drought conditions. you can find this interactive tool on our website, abc7news.com. ama: it's almost april and it is still snowing in the era. sierra is treacherous tonight. 80 is back open in both directions after hours of partial closures. the tahoe area, chains are required for non-four-wheel-drive. a backcountry avalanche warning in effect until tomorrow morning. dan: it just doesn't let up. sandhya: winter and spring. we are making up for the last three years. i mean, it is still dumping right now. let's take a look at a live picture from zephyr cove. yeah, the snow is coming down. you see it's just not letting up. 227% of average. state

lakes. as the representative for the district with the longest shoreline and three of the five great lakes, i will fight and defend our great lakes for future generations. i live in the middle of copper country and as this board shows, we need to control for our future the precious metals for what we do. i yield back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time and am prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i am prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. grijalva: i thank my democratic colleagues for their comments. members and other colleagues that came forth to speak against polluters over people act. republican members have produced an extreme piece of legislation. and as i listen to the rationale today, four, five themes were repeated. it's an extreme piece. the high cost to pay for a speakership, but nevertheless, the rationale was patriotism. if you vote no for h.r. 1, you don't believe in america then you are not a patriot. you support china, russia, venezuela, opec, communism.

lake levels. the storms are helping to ease our drought restrictions. these big missable districtuspended its penalties for excessive water use. downgrade from a stage two drought to stage one. santa clara county removed its restrictions late last week. these changes go into effect on march 29. one more thing. we launched a brand-new california weather tracker to help you keep track of it all. it tracks reservoir levels, sierra snowpack, and drought conditions. you can find this interactive tool on our website, abc7news.com. ama: it's almost april and it is still snowing in the era. sierra is treacherous tonight. 80 is back open in both directions after hours of partial closures. the tahoe area, chains are required for non-four-wheel-drive. a backcountry avalanche warning in effect until tomorrow morning. dan: it just doesn't let up. sandhya: winter and spring. we are making up for the last three years. i mean, it is still dumping right now. let's take a look at a live picture from zephyr cove. yeah, the snow is coming down. you can see it's just not letting up. 227% of average. s

lake. i think it goes back to that board. >> district officials say they're working with santa rosa police to create long-term strategies for safety. they also want to create round tables where students, staff and community leaders can communicate freely with the district on the issues that they face. >> and today people in the bay area are still without power after tuesday's atmospheric river brought damaging winds up and down the state and at its peak, nearly 300,000 customers did not have power south bay. that was the hardest hit were taking live look now at pg e's outage map. so you can see they're still widespread outages across the bay area over 79,000 outages are reported in the south bay right now, the orange squares indicates where the most people are without power. but her still a lot. most of the town of alamo also still without power because trees coming down right on top of those power lines. kron four's rod has been joining us now live from there with more on the restoration efforts. people are still about power. rob. >> and what's pg and e saying about trying to turn it back