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♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ marin county drivers were coming across heavy rain that proved relentlessthe line of storms that have hit us waiting to inquiries about the state's water supply. right ktvu is tom baker went out to look at the mega reservoirs to see just how much water there is, after all these storms marin municipal water district has had california's best water supply luck so far, and barn in marines only concern now is making sure it doesn't get more water than it can handle, but is prepared for that. we have seven reservoirs, including five on mount tam, and every one of them is at capacity as of this morning, uh and spilling water through their spillways. the state's big six mega reservoirs are doing much, much better. since the end of the year. they've gone from an average of 34. 4% full to 42% full and filling at a time. 68% is normal, and not so far away now. individually mega reservoir don pedro is 97% of normal. oroville is 85% of normal. shasta 67 new malone is 59 trinity 42% of normal. in this period, these six reservoirs have picked up and left water to cover s

now we see, in fairfax county, violations of civil liberties, where we have students who had achieved a real accolade to be a national merit scholar, and they weren't told because they didn't want to make the other students feel bad. when you have a superintendent of loudoun county who expresses a desire that all students will have equal outcomes, no exceptions, this is the kind of crazy behavior that you get from principals and administrators. it's not right. it's not consistent with virginia values and american values. we're going to go to work to make sure we fully understand the facts here. >> tucker: and also a violation of federal civil rights law, isn't it, to discriminate on the basis of race. i didn't think that was legal in this country. >> absolutely. that's what i've also asked the attorney general to look into in a violation of virginia's civil rights laws. this is the reality, that after eight years of liberal progressive democrat leadership and eight years of school boards not being held accountable, we're holding them accountable. it's as if they thought i might go awa

that can clue you in to maybe that they're going through a deprivation of liberty, and that's why we started the santa clara county hotline that damian provided. there's also an email there. you can remain anonymous, but if you start to see these signs and indicators, let us know. and if you have concerns with, you know, with your child or one of their friends, by calling our hotline, don't think that we're gonna go criminalize them and try to re-traumatize them more, but if it's a call of, "hey, we're concerned that they're engaging in this behavior," we will then make that referral to one of our victim service providers, whether it be community solutions or the ywca, aki, one of our partners, so that they can get referred to an advocate that can kind of talk to them, that they're not law enforcement, but to kind of just talk to them, connect with them, and see if maybe that they need something, or maybe something happened at school that they can address to try to really get to the heart of the issue before they're exploited. damian: all right, great information there, josue. we have about 30 seconds left. any fi

. >> now we see in fairfax county violations of civil liberties where we have students who had achievedaccolade to be a national merit scholar and they weren't told because they didn't want to make the other students feel bad. it is not right and not consistent with virginia and american values and we will go to work to make sure we fully understand all the facts here. >> dana: glenn youngkin calling for an investigation into a top high school there in the state. educators are accused of withholding important test scores to protect the feelings of lower-performing students. mike emanuel has the story. hi, mike. >> we expect an update at the top of the hour from virginia's attorney general after governor youngkin issued a call for an investigation saying quote, we need to get to the bottom of what appears to be a deliberate attempt to disadvantage high-performing students at one of the best schools in the country. after reports national merit awards determined by student psat scores were withheld from thomas jefferson students until after important deadlines for college scholarships pass

she gave the prosecution and defense one week to agree on a county where a jury could be selected. eboni williams and liberty very 17 after being dropped off for a hike along a popular abandoned rail bridge in their hometown of delphi. their bodies were found of the woods. court documents found a bullet found near the girls had been linked to a pistol owned by allen who pled not guilty in the case. the judge ruled that a temporary gig order would stay in place. of bail hearing was set for february 17. >> trace: laura, thank you. you are not supposed to put electric things in the water so how did this tesla and up in a swimming pool? we could all use a little help shoveling the snow, right? the day's best viral videos are next. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® let me be direct. why would you pay more than double for teeth straightening with invisalign? with smiledirectclub, you get a doctor-directed smile you love for sixty percent less. that's a lot less. like a lot.

liberty was shot in. fighting back against the covid lockdown and tyranny. the angry parents i come from virginia loud county, virginia, where we had the angry parents. yeah. getting willing to get arrested, shouting, fighting the transit ideology. critical race in the covid theater, what i call it the idea of the the masking kids, social distancing and, mask backs, mandates. so so detail that a little later on but that is what turned the entire state of virginia rejected this whole covid theater party machine. it was it was a shock heard around the country because then that led to the cities removing the covid requirements and other things all because of what happened at school boards it turned the entire election. so anyway so i'm here and my background as you mentioned environment of public committee. i actually did a stint as limbaugh's man in washington ten, in 1992 for his tv show, and that was a lot of fun. i got to go to all the marches. the animal marches, environmental marches interview, people like alec baldwin. i got out of the white house, clinton white house, first first reporter had his camera

liberty♪ >> tonight at least 17 now dead across california. heavy rains and wind striking the state. nearly the entire state under flood watches. weather said most impressive storm in 20 years. cars in los angeles countythis tree collapsed. highways washed over by mud. springs california, looking at where you are standing, all i can say wow, what are you seeing? >> this is a roadway. it is covered in mud. this was a hillside above. it came all the way down. i talk to people that have lived here since the 70s they have never seen anything like this in the community all because of the historic rain. >> during recent historic droughts, california prayed for rain. but not like this. two days of torrential rain, thunderstorms and wind gusts pounding california causing mud slides, overflowing rivers and triggering extensive flooding. >> we have trees down. mud slides. we have folks trapped where we had major failures. >> at least 17 dies as a result of the storms after 18 inches of rain fell in southern california. high wind in san francisco a rare hailstorm. and throughout northern california -- >> the rain hammered here pretty bad. >> the russian river has flooded following torrential downpours. some resi

liberty♪ ♪ >>> the historic storms that keep hitting california have claimed at least 18 lives. it's not over yet. heavy rain has been triggering muds mudslides. officials warning parts of monterey countycontinues to fall. >> if anybody was here in 1995, you know that during a large flooding event the monterey peninsula became an island. people were stuck on one side or the other. we anticipate we'll go into a similar situation, but not as bad. some of the roadways will be closed and you could be stuck on one side or the other. veronica miracle is live in monterey california for cnn. we're hearing stark warnings from officials. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: kaitlan, our light just turned off here. as you can see it's very dark. we can see the river behind us. at this moment it's relatively low. however, officials are saying around noon today it could flood this area. we're standing right next to the 156 highway. it allows people to come into monterey. they're saying this potentially could flood and people could be stuck on either side. officials are warning this could last through tomorrow. >> that's a big concern of course, the cleanup there, what that looks like. ve