levi strauss and co use the image when announcing their partnership. but la la land a i a digital fashion studio that build customized ai generated models. levi said in a statement we're planning tests of this technology using ai generated models to supplement human models, increasing the number and diversity of our models for our products in a sustainable way. san jose state university engineering professor ahmed banafa studies ai technology. he says he wasn't surprised by the announcement. it is the beginning. we're going to see more like that. one of the driving force. >> from the side of employee is is to reduce costs peace said the, you know, efficiencies, so productive thing going to go high because, you know, i love going to take any kind of vacations or ppo. well, it may be business friendly. the partnership isn't pleasing for levi's customers after receiving backlash for not hiring more drivers models. >> levi's released a statement saying they don't plan to scale back live photo shoots. this will allow them to publish more images of their pro

authorities say it is caused by levy breach, three miles east.>> for the residents. time to evacuate. water is coming. >> reporter: started evacuating people late friday night. firefighters announced the evacuation order in spanish, since a majority of the roughly 1700 residents are's tennis speaking farmworkers. >> bilingual workers were who were also going door-to-door to get people out. >> if you start to cry little bit, the little siblings to into pray. >> reporter: 18-year-old christian garcia and his family were sleeping when large fire trucks will them up.>> did not feel real, sirens and everything, everything in a rush. >> reporter: his family and his uncles family live in one house, they packed up quickly and left. >> chaotic and sad. at least my family is safe now. >> reporter: monterey county officials say the levy broke around midnight, they see the breach was around 100 feet wide. some residents could not get out it's hot in time, national guard soldiers rescued dozens of people including this person trapped in a car. first responders rescued a woman in

flooding has intensified in monterey county and officials say there is not time to fix the break in the levy. you can see the town underwater, people who decided to stay, now wading through the floodwater, trying to get out. >> we have the latest on evacuations in the upcoming threat of more rain. >> reporter: i am in the flood zone right now, this is the main street and you can tell, and i guess they say pictures are worth 1000 words, you can see this live look in the community right now and it's pretty much underwater. the farther in you go, the deeper it gets. despite the fact that the water is rising in this community, according to county officials, a lot of folks are refusing to leave. they say they want to protect their homes from looters. these are some of the people who refused to evacuate, some streets are higher up, compared to the rest of the community. neighbors were walking on the streets to survey the damage and check on neighbors. 15-year-old carlos and his family live on the second floor of this apartment complex. they are surrounded by water. >> my parents were concerned abo

were forced from their homes 25 miles south of this in parts of selinas, all because of this, the levy broke friday night, sending water rushing through the town. fire crews worked tirelessly throughout the day to make dozens of water rescues. the town sits 0 miles south of san francisco and is made up of mostly farm workers. >> reporter: rescue video shows first responders helping more than 50 people evacuate on saturday morning. >> worst case scenario has come to fruition here. >> reporter: the rural farming community was submerged after the river levy broke on friday night. [ speaking non-english ] he says deputies went door to door, urging residents to leave friday afternoon. he says this is deja vu. back in 1995, the last time the levy broke, he says he came to this evacuation center at the santa cruz fair grounds in watsonville after his home flooded. some 1700 people are now displaced. farm workers say they have also lost their live hihood now, as fields will have to go fallow for a while. you can see the road behind me just disappearing. officials say they're working on trying

well, san francisco bay's levis is getting backlash for its new marketing plan.recently announced a partnership with la la land ai to build customized ai generated model kron four's. amanda hari has an updated statement from levi's and what an engineer thinks this means for the future of ai technology. >> an image that has been popping up all over the internet and ai generated person in a levi's overall dress. levi strauss and co use the imagery announcing their partnership but la la land a i a digital fashion studio that builds customized ai generated models. levi said in a statement or planning tests of this technology using ai generated models to supplement human models, increasing the number and diversity of our models for our products in a sustainable way. san jose state university engineering professor ahmed banafa studies ai technology. >> he says he wasn't surprised by the announcement. it is the beginning. we're going to see more like that. one of the driving force from the side of employers is to reduce costs and said the, you know, efficiencies, so pro

models. >> levi's released a statement saying they don't plan to scale back live photo shoots. this will allow them to publish more images of their product on a range of body types. more quickly, quote, we do not see this pilot as a means to advance diversity or as a substitute for the real action that must be taken to deliver on our diversity, equity and inclusion goals. and it should not have been portrayed as such. but the nasa says at some point jobs will be lost i this is something coming. i mean, i i would the study about 300 million jobs would be replaced by. >> they i would widen. that's about 80% of the working force. but he says other new jobs will be created because of ai. the shocking point about it is how fast that happened. he says we're at a point where humans and ai technology are becoming equally as smart. the next evolution will be. one ai is smarter than humans. >> elon musk, steve wozniak and other technology experts have added their signatures to a letter raising concerns about the advancement of ai asking the government to intervene and to hold to this kin

reporter: levi's stadium opened less than 10 years ago.hen you think of renovations or upgrades, some might wonder if that involves parking, traffic, turf, or the lack of shade. according to a spokesperson, this will be $125 million project that will first renovate levi's stadium suites and then the niners will look to upgrade video boards to enhance the fan experience. this will be done before the 2026 world cup games. there is a hope that this could lure super bowl 60 here. go lich says this is about competing with the $5 billion sofi stadium in southern california, competing with allegiant stadium in vegas, and competing with other places across the country and around the world. >> we live in a nano second attention span world. if you aren't ahead of the game, you are literally in last place. so this is an organization that's looking at the future. if you manage your sport or any business through the rearview mirror, you will be in trouble. here's a situation at least with the story popping up today, they are looking through the windshi

the concern is that that levy, jim, isn't fixed. we have more rain coming on the way tuesday into wednesday. what will happen with that levy still in not so great shape when more rain is coming, jim? >> all right. mike lareo, please keep an eye on it for us. thank you so much. >>> turning to the sudden and breathtaking collapse of silicon valley bank. it took just 48 hours for svb to suddenly implode and become the second largest failure of a financial institution in u.s. history. that means some of the companies that relied on what was the known go to bank for tech startups are scrambling for money to pay their employees. gavin newsom says he is in touch with some of the highest levels of leadership in the white house and government to stabilize the situation. joining us is the host of cnn's "night cap," john sarlin. this has a lot of folks spooked about what's happening with the financial markets, the banking industry. what does that happen for folks at svb? >> it means panic and confusion. svb is the bank in silicon valley for st

reporter: levi's stadium opened less than 10 years ago.hen you think of renovations or upgrades, some might wonder if that involves parking, traffic, turf, or the lack of shade. according to a spokesperson, this will be $125 million project that will first renovate levi's stadium suites and then the niners will look to upgrade video boards to enhance the fan experience. this will be done before the 2026 world cup games. there is a hope that this could lure super bowl 60 here. go lich says this is about competing with the $5 billion sofi stadium in southern california, competing with allegiant stadium in vegas, and competing with other places across the country and around the world. >> we live in a nano second attention span world. if you aren't ahead of the game, you are literally in last place. so this is an organization that's looking at the future. if you manage your sport or any business through the rearview mirror, you will be in trouble. here's a situation at least with the story popping up today, they are looking through the windshi

levi here we are.ie baker >> jimmy: oh >> shoutout to warren, he's great. >> jimmy: yeah, nice job >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to go through a couple of things i think that we have in common. >> yeah. >> jimmy: first of all, i heard that we both drive trucks. >> yeah. you have a truck i have a pickup truck, a a ford -- >> jimmy: me too >> a ford f-150. >> jimmy: ford f-150 >> whaaa [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> i have a raptor do you have a raptor >> jimmy: no i love the raptor. >> raptors are pretty cool, man. they're like -- they're like a a super truck, basically i didn't need it i bought it when i was in l.a. because i had a business and we -- we sold merch and i had to, like, move merch around. but like a regular f-150, i was like, "i could get that, or i could spend twice as much and have a truck that was ready for the zombie apocalypse. and i was like, "i'm gonna -- >> jimmy: yeah, that -- those things are -- >> "i'm gonna go with the cool one. >> jimmy: they're cooler and you're like, "oh, wow.

levis says that the partnership will allow its clothing to be shown on more inclusive and diverse bodyes because there are no real human diverse body types, i ask? i don't know. levis goes on to say that the fake ai-generated models won't replace the real models, but they're going to continue to hire real models as well. but you won't really be able to tell which one are the real ones and which ones are not. a little bizarre if you ask me. >>> okay. here's something else that caught our attention. a rare beetle now named after former governor jerry brown. you remember jerry brown. that's because a cal professor found it on the governor's ranch in northern california. the beetle is now known as -- the discovery started with an invitation from the governor himself. he hosted field scientists at his ranch northwest of the state capital. one of those scientists decided to go on property, when did he found a beetle he wasn't familiar with. so he went digging, and he realized that this beetle is a new species. joining us now is dr. kipp. thanks for being with me. this kind of has to be a bee

. >> we note the river levy was breached, and more than 90 people were rescued by emergency crews. 50 million are under flood alerts now and some of the flood watches have been extended through wednesday. two people were killed during the storms. residents who were forced to evacuate say they are not sure what to do next. >> they started evacuating at 12 am. the national guard started taking people out. >> it is fear of where to go with the kids, we do not have anywhere to go. they will not let us in. >> we already packed everything we are going to take. it is hard to decide what to do. >> the 11th atmospheric river event of the season is expected to hit monday night. saturdays levy breach in monterey county has been described as a worst-case scenario by officials and residents are not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: this is still the center of the flood response. five kilometers away we have a levy that was breached several hours ago and that is why we have all of this water being dumped into the center of this small town in monterey county. after the dawn hours on saturday we sol

during the regency of chavez, upper levy, iran secret service got along famously with israel. i like the blue yellow, it's fairly imaginable from today's perspective. but in iran, on to the shaw raise our pock levy. israel had an excellent reputation. israelis were able to travel freely around the country. every taxi driver knew where the israeli embassy was. he, his railey independence day parties were unforgettable. they were just fantastic in the embassy gardens surrounded by date, palms, and flowers. we celebrated together with the iranian elite media server it. but those good relations ended abruptly. when the muslim cleric ayatollah khomeini toppled the shaw and returned to iran from exile in 1979. the shot had previously asked massage to assassinate khomeini, but his request was not met. the shower was forced to flee and died the following year in egypt. operations in arab countries were often delicate and highly challenging. for most od agents cut the lid, did mcgough she useful for that scheme of, of the work was very difficult in arab countries. with ne, primarily wh

models. >> levi's released a statement saying they don't plan to scale back live photo shoots. this will allow them to publish more images of their product on a range of body types. more quickly, quote, we do not see this pilot as a means to advance diversity or as a substitute for the real action that must be taken to deliver on our diversity, equity and inclusion goals. and it should not have been portrayed as such. but the nasa says at some point jobs will be lost i this is something coming. i mean, i i would the study about 300 million jobs would be replaced by. >> they i would widen. that's about 18% of the working force. but he says other new jobs will be created because of ai. the shocking point about it is how fast that happens. he says we're at a point where humans and ai technology are becoming equally as smart. the next evolution will be. one ai is smarter than humans. elon musk steve wozniak and other technology experts have added their signatures to a letter raising concerns about the advancement of ai asking the government to intervene and to hold to this kind of

you can see why they were put under emergency evacuation orders on saturday when a nearby levy broke. some houses are submerged up to their roof lines. leaders reported a levy breach has grown to 300 feet with more rain forecast for tonight, things are expected to get worse. >>> county officials are watching the salinas river. video over the weekend showing when officials had to rescue a man after his car was swept into the waters. the county is warning that it could flood roadways between the monterey peninsula and the rest of the county, essentially turning it into an island. half of all counties in the state are under an emergency declaration. you can track the incoming rain through our free nbc bay area app, get access to the mobile radar and we'll send you alerts. >>> president biden is headed to california. he's expected to meet with the prime ministers of britain and australia. tomorrow he'll go to monterey park where a gunman killed 11 people in january. the president will discuss efforts to reduce gun violence. it's not clear if he plans to tour any storm damage while he is i

models. >> levi's released a statement saying they don't plan to scale back live photo shoots. this will allow them to publish more images of their product on a range of body types. more quickly, quote, we do not see this pilot as a means to advance diversity or as a substitute for the real action that must be taken to deliver on our diversity, equity and inclusion goals. and it should not have been portrayed as such. but the nasa says at some point jobs will be lost to this is something coming. i mean, i i would the study about 300 million jobs would be replaced by. >> they i would widen. that's about 80% of the working force. but he says other new jobs will be created because of ai. the shocking point about it is how fast that happens. he says we're at a point where humans and ai technology are becoming equally as smart. the next evolution will be. one ai is smarter than humans >> elon musk, steve wozniak and other technology experts have added their signatures to a letter raising concerns about the advancement of ai asking the government to intervene and to hold to this kind

levis is getting some backlash for its new marketing plan.t recently announced a partnership with la la land ai to build some customized ai generated models. crop or samantha harry tells us what an engineer thinks this might mean for the future of ai technology age that has been popping up all sver the internet and ai generated person. >> in a levi's overall dress, levi strauss and co use the imagery announcing their partnership with la la land a i a digital fashion studio that build customized ai generated models. levi said in a statement or planning tests of this technology using ai generated models to supplement human models, increasing the number and diversity of our models for our products in a sustainable way. san jose state university engineering professor ahmed banafa studies ai technology. he says he wasn't surprised by the announcement. it is the beginning. we're going to see more like that. one of the driving force. >> from the side of employers is to reduce costs and said the, you know, efficiencies, so productive thing going to g

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it's a lot of people as for a fix to the levy the county says it's getting support from the state and repairs our underway in the meantime emergency responders are working to bring people to safety with another round of heavy rain expected monday tara campbell abc 7 news. in the east bay to southbound lanes of 880 have reopened in fremont after being closed for several hours because of flooding all northbound lanes remain closed the chp shut down both directions of 880 between thornton and mowry avenue officials. say a drainage canal overflowed from heavy rain causing that flooding you see caltrans crews are working to clear the standing water debris and mud so they can reopen the freeway. that severe flooding in fremont made it a longer than planned day at church for a few parishioners several people who attended sunday morning service at chinese independent baptist church found their cars blocked by flood water when the service ended a rescue crew from the fremont fire department helped the church members wade through the lot to a nearby parking area they were then told to find othe

kumasi: repairs on the levy underway. the state is supporting repair efforts. reggie: a copter help man whose car was washed away by the rising river. it got to an island in the middle of a river and then a rescuer lowered down to get the man. interstate 880 has reopened in both directions. it was shut down because of flooding. a drainage canal overflowed from heavy rain. caltrans cruise remove the water, debris, and mud. kumasi: on the peninsula crack in the road. i-84 is still closed in that area in san mateo county. caltrans says plan for another route. highway 1 closed from big sur to santa biscoe county -- sano biscoe the levee breach we told you about. reggie: officials in san francisco asking people to stay away from stern grove park. huge tree fell yesterday and they are worried more will come down. here is tara campbell. tara: downed trees, stern grove taking a beating. high wind reading habit -- high wind wreaking havoc. an 85 foot eucalyptus tree falling onto the clubhouse. park rangers respond to an alarm at around 5:30 in the morning, capturing thi

and to completely secure both ends of the levy. it could take a week before the levy is fixed entirely. just about everyone in town has been told to leave. and even without power, running water. >> it went through the basement. and that it's still here. the water was pouring in with more pump. >> the wind was so strong and even knocked over the airplanes. that's what it looked like today. and at least one fell on the fuel tank, but nobody got hurt. >>> and another wild example of just how windy it was in the city. glass was falling from the sky. the wind blew out a window from the california building and that glass barely happened. the fire department told people rather they had to shelter in place for a few hours, but the order has since been lifted. i mean that glass barely missed somebody and it is falling very high. and i could tell you that would not have been a good situation. and i mean where would you begin? we saw everything today, so i think people are probably really ready including the people in this newscast for a brea

ah, at 1700 meters in the honduran highlands levied benitez is reaping the fruits of his labour kilometers. could bundle lagrano via we only picked the bright red cherries from the pin for his own awkward thumb. we leave the rest to ripen further, little get him allotted country ah, here in the hills of santa alaina, the young coffee grow or brave the sun, drought, and market power. his adobe house without electricity has become a nucleus of change. his siblings, parents and grandfather also live here to save the farm. they've had to learn the new methods. davida vinitez introduced after studying agriculture. when i, when laura said that, the, i don't know, maybe if he, in honduras, most farms had been lost. the lather was care so much, but riley, some communities have left their old bonds behind and cut down forest to plant more coffee hearing. and yes, of course, that's not right. no. some we get the many abandoned plantations and fresh clear cuts are evidence of the destruction or conventional sun ground. coffee is one leading cause of deforestation. every cup of coffee that's consumed

ama: an entire town evacuating after this we can's levy. it comes as another atmospheric river takes aim at the day. good evening. i'm ama daetz. julian: and i am julie e-gov -- julian glover. ama: we have modified concerns in sonoma county. julian: first up we get to meteorologist sandhya patel. hi there. sandhya: hi. let's get to live doppler 7. we have showers but this is not based on that will bring us the height impact. we are getting some light showers. get ready. you have a few hours to go before this level 3 strong storm arrives with the atmospheric river. as you can see, live doppler 7 is tracking it appeared we have a flood watch from 10:00 tonight until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the entire bay area that watch. flooding likely in creeks, streams, rivers, and roads. we have an advisory until 5:00 a.m. wednesday for the entire region. wind gusts will range from 50 to 70 miles an hour. those strong damaging winds are expected to take down trees and cause outages.wi6: nt u00 see light showers. it really gets going overnight come up tomorrow

as for rebuilding the levy, that may not be done for eight to 10 years. but there is hope that process can be accelerated. >> the conversation is pivoting as we speak amidst this emergency response to how can we remove as many administrative barriers as we can to get this project started? reporter: mark is the executive director of the recently formed pajaro region flood management agency, want to take over maintenance and operations. he has costs set up with the white house and key government agencies about getting the project moving faster. >> i'm hopeful this is catching the attention of the army corps and the tremendous amount of support that we've actually been getting from them recently is going to accelerate to the point where we actually can put this project and the ground sooner than we thought and we can complete it sooner than we thought. reporter: as much flooding as there still is, the water has actually receded some. right now there's not a clear picture as to when evacuees can return home. when asked if it would be days or weeks or months,

ah mm hm. coastal ecologist, teared boma specializes in reinforcing levies or dikes and says there are still valuable lessons to be learned today from the north sea flood of 1953. the devastation back then was more limited in places covered with the marsh grass. around it effectively absorbs energy from incoming waves and dampens their impact, making court grass of acute interest to researchers. no one is she a picture of it? here you have to she area. and this is the polar which is now being flawless. and what you can see here is the green area shelf, marsh, and here there was no shelf motion from the flood resulted in 2 breaches here, of differing sizes. this fragile looking marsh grass has been shown to provide protection against floods, which due to global warming, are set to increase and both frequency and intensity. thinking. if you live in a low lane, can see like the netherlands, you will never be able to live there without dikes or bits. with sheila for rice and accelerating sea level rise maintenance and constriction of dice will get increasingly more expensive and to be able

likelihood we're going to see that again because impacts are coming, especially for areas around the levies. back to you guys. >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's craig melvin. >>> breaking news at the white house right now. president biden talking about the historic collapse of silicon valley bank. >> hardworking employees can breathe easily as well. last week we learned about the problems of the bank, impact on jobs of small businesses and the banking system overall. i instructed my team to act quickly to protect these interests. they've done that. on friday, the fdic took control of silicon valley bank's assets. over the weekend it took control of signature bank's assets. treasury secretary yellen has taken action. first, all customersed who had deposits in these banks can rest assured they'll be protected and they'll have access to their money as of today. including small businesses across the country that bank there and need to make payroll, pay their bills and stay open for businesses. this is an important point -- no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. no losses will be

you remember levi's hosted super bowl l.d a good shot at another super bowl in their future. >>> this is pretty cool. high school athletes in the bay area receiving in-person kudos from recognize him, basketball legend. if you didn't, oakland tech basketball team and oakland high boys basketball team each won the california state championship. so today they got a visit from basketball hall of famer kareem abdul-jabbar. abdul-jabbar is posing for pictures with the teens, also donating more than 500 copies of one of his books to oakland schools. he'll be joined by the state superintendent. our own anthony flores covers events today. he'll have a full report around 5:50, so in about an hour. >>> not sure this year actually needs this at this point, but let's take a look at the impacts on the latest storm in lake tahoe. look here. oh, yeah. blizzard conditions making driving difficult yesterday on interstate 80. so some tell us they ended up getting stuck in traffic due to closures after a number of spin-outs yesterday afternoon

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i admire you don't levy for writing about these things are so long and force so well. but i think right now the world is looking at ukraine. that's what i have been doing for the last year. and it's attention is, is on israel right now. it's quite intermittent, but in the long run i think this kind of thing hurts very much hurts israel's image in the rest of the world and it's leverage at the same time, you know, we see israel moving toward better relations with the gulf with arab countries. so that's going on too and, and we shouldn't forget that. that's also the work of people like people who get in . what do you think? could it foresee international hand to act further, role is it's still going to be looking elsewhere. and steve says, i wish i would then be disagree with, says stephen, tell you that the world change now and the world we will start to think is as it israel bob, it's a long way to go. ready it's a very long way to go both in the united states any day you but they are for signs and would say 55 years. so look, your patient didn't do a few months. so ag

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and there's a lot of coverage levi balfour, coverage of, levi balfour, about his childhood .. when he was ten years of age. he's questionable he's really questionable with his . so actually, you his mother. so actually, you know, if he if is prepared to tackle of the things that have gone on his childhood, that have led to look him led to that look good for him ultimately violent ultimately don't want violent angry ' ultimately don't want violent angry , dangerous people living angry, dangerous people living in want them to in this country. we want them to be rehabilitated. however for those poor families answering question that you've just put to me terrible , this being me terrible, this is all being tracked and it's not tracked up again. and it's not just three women he killed. just the three women he killed. it's he attempted it's the woman that he attempted murder as well who survived and. two other women that he tried to what he a number of things. what he did a number of things. so convicted those, so he wasn't convicted of those, actually, say , the actually, i should

a levy breaking monterey california engulfed the entire town and floodwaters for sins of thousands outeled by heavy rain's and snow and forecasters warned more severe weather may be on the way "fox weather" correspondent max gordon has more from california. >> the community of behar of california flooded after levy failure on the river according to sheriff's office, 2000 people have been impacted for the national guard needing to make dozens of rescues however, some people have been waiting through the floodwaters self rescuing themselves carrying what they can on their backs, the levy broken the flooding started in the early hours of yesterday morning after massive amounts of rainfall in this area one national weather service rain gauge picked up a foot of rain over a 48 hour period the water is inundated the community in nearby agricultural land. >> the ground is saturated in runoff the levy cannot hold the volume of water and it broke the size of a train car that's how big it is in the cruise don't know when they can go when and how fast they can go in and try to mitigate that and w

gideon levy is an award-winning israeli journalist and author.columnist for the newspaper ha'aretz and a member of its editorial board. his latest piece is headlined "israeli settlers' hawara pogrom was a preview of sabra and chatila 2." gideon levy also the author of the book "the punishment of gaza." saddam omar is a resident of huwara who has witnessed the attacks by israeli settlers. let's begin there. can you talk about what happened on sunday? where were you in hawara? describe where hawara is in the occupied west bank. >> first of all, good morning to you and to everybody. i want to -- let me remind everyone that this tragedy started not on sunday. this started more than 106 years and are suffering is going on since that time. actually, israel, as you know, occupied west bank and the gaza strip. since that time, they violated internationalaw by moving hundreds of thousands of jewish-only squatters io the palestinian occupied land. at this point, palestinians have been assisting the occupiers. for hawara and what happened sunday night, it w

. >> as crews worked to stabilize the levy one main question is why moore has not been done to strengthenhing the county addressed in a press briefing. >> it was determined a long time ago the current levies are not adequate. >> the county says they have done as much maintenance they can with the funding they have been provided to dez for rebuilding the levy that may not be done for eight to 10 years but th there is hope the conversation can be accelerated. >> how can we remove as many administered of barriers as we can to this project started >> the executive director of the recently formed flood management agency pair the plan is to implement the new levy reconstruction project and take over maintenance and operations. he says he has call set up with the white house and key government agencies about getting the project moving faster. >> i am hopeful this is catching the attention of the army corps and the tremendous amount of support we have been getting from them recently is going to accelerate to the point where we can put this project in the ground sooner than we thought and we can c

most of the people in pato have been evacuated after that levy broke on friday and this is sort of a low because the water has receded. and that's notable around me, but authorities are warning, this is only temporary, and people are heating those warnings and they're still staying away. what's in the forecast, more rain in the starting the next few hours and continuing through the next few days. an impact of what scientists are calling the atmospheric rivers that have been dominating overhead of, of california throughout the winter season. this is the 10th one to have hit this region and signed to say they 2 are impacts of climate change. so in the next few days, there will likely be more flooding, and people are being warned unfortunately to stay away because the worse is still yet to come. that's in the next few days, but given the intensity of the flooding of the last one month, heidi what's expected to be the, the long term impact right. even if immediate dangers are averted and the county of monterey says it's already conducted a 170 high water rescues of people who have been s

what to do and how to plug up the whole of that levy which is why we have all of this water so we did not want to shave some video we shot on our phones this morning several hundred yards behind us to give you a better idea of the damage. some of these homes are total losses and breaks your heart to know you are walking through this community of migrants ray dreams of pizza places, bakeries, auto shops lost with this water that has floated to the buildings and some sandbags and that certainly was not enough but when you see this damage there's incredible videos of rescues. this one we want to show you is above the salinas river a motorist was swept into that river in his car about 12 hours ago the highway patrol spotted him and they were able to make this rescue. student gets unbelievable. he was unharmed and put onto dry ground so you're looking at you if national guard troops going in and out of the main drag just making sure everybody is safe and some people have decided not to leave on the second floor of their apartment buildings. they want to stay for round two because they had

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a long-term fix for the levy that breached last week is years away.ave five this morning but a lot of sunshine on the way. we are in store for bright conditions later on today. sunshine emerges quickly. temperatures in the 50's by lunchtime. later in the afternoon, we go into the mid-50's and mid 60's. come to before march. kumasi: look at number seven. nasa getting a new look at spacesuits for is astronauts/models. new scenes include video cameras, a helmet, a light and. reggie: what is he doing? kumasi: it is like fashion week. everyone is sitting down front row. reggie: where is laroche? [laughter] reggie: i like it. i like the black color. reggie: i do like it. i don't know what that man was drewas he can mot places. [laughter] >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. breaking news in the race to rcover the downed u.s. drone. this morning, we're seeing declassified images for the first time of the russian fighter jet moments before it took down the u.s. drone. now russian warships are on the scene. plus, the rare phone call between

and then levis is facing backlash after marketing campaign uses ai models.f people are criticizing the san francisco based company. we're not using, you know, real people, but is this the future of business? we have an engineer weighing in and after 2 stormy days where we dry out tomorrow, we also just have some breaking news. a city in the east bay near the north bay had just been told that the people there need to cut their water use by up to 40% because of flooding issues. so we'll tell you about that. all that is coming up at 9 o'clock. stay with us. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight at 9 o'clock. the city of the nation is now requiring all of its water users to immediately reduce their water use by up to 40%. it's because of this collapsed hillside. here near interstate 6.80, in fairfield. that damage finishes main water line. the city says they've switched to using lake herman as the city's water supply or for the time being all drinking water has been treated, they say, and it is said t

that is the result of a weakened levy with the oversaturated ground. testing our infrastructure in this state. >> now another atmospheric river event is on the way impacting the state between monday and tuesday night. last week's storms caused mudslides and power outages across northern and central california. the next system will likely bring more of the same. next system is weaker than the last but the ground is already so saturated the water has nowhere to go. this is just not what folks want to see and here people tell residents the water is unsafe to drink because it has tainted by the floodwaters. >> dana: they can't buy a break out there. we wish for one for them. check out fox weather or continuing coverage of the storm and scan a qr code to download the fox weather app or stream it on your favorite device. >> bill: on the border now fox captured this exclusive video from yesterday, el paso. [shouting] >> bill: there was a crowd of about 1,000 migrants rushing from the south to the north across this bridge from mexico at the port of entry in el

we have been reporting on this levy that was reached in 2000 people had to get out of their homes. homes and businesses were all affected. >>> as they try to continue to clean up and patch the levy, there is rain in the forecast. there will likely be several days before evacuation is lifted. it is being reported that the repairs should be complete by the end of the week >>> the storms have been widespread, they have not been kind to national parks. some had to be closed. this is a prime example. >> this sinkhole is near yosemite. it is estimated to be 25 - 30 feet deep. this is a sinkhole. the entire road has been washed away. this is going to take a long time to fix. there is more rain and wind in the forecast as we head throug the next 24 hours. the next storm system getting close to the coast. as the system comes in it will spin up a area of low pressure and that will be responsible for the gusty winds throughout the day tomorrow. the entire thing was in moistur towards the bay area. this will not reach the threshold of being categorized as a atmospheric river. it will for south

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