but we're expecting this next system to >> roh through and hit us pretty good maintenance worker michael mann says his team is trying to keep up with mother nature or number one. priority right now is public safety. >> parts of the road continue to flood and reach creek along some private streets within the closure, making some areas unpassable public works is easing back on trucks to second clear catch basins to allow water to flow on the roadways. it really helps. when we get a break in the rain. but once it starts to pound again. >> they're here comes the mudslides. and we just got to be back at it. everybody is on top of their game right now. drivers who live in the area say they would prefer not to be on the road, but some like sarah reed has to make deliveries, have no other choice. i expected to be closed all week. that's a safe bet. >> in contra costa county leap to go from 4 on a show, your neighborhood on brookside drive near downtown danville. that's been well prepared for the storm. residents put up sandbags around their houses. >> these plastic bags to cover the walls, but they w

michael mann came up with saying that all temperatures were just fine until the industrial age and then suddenly it got warmer even from the climate gate emails have we know that data was rigged and they knew it the to this is that the global warming community the ipcc knows their science is fragile they know it is completely distorted and for instance, the last point i would make on i agree with mark, we've got to fight fundamental premises. i just wrote an article in the american thinker on this hurricane that just occurred in in florida because, again, michael mann was out there saying this is climate change, global warming, well, in fact, even on the noah website, which our, you know, astronomical basically measuring all the weather media all this has a long article will probably be taken after i wrote about it. i made sure to capture it. so i proof what he wrote is that there is no proof. there is evidence which would link hurricanes with carbon dioxide that the argument is just not enough of it and it is the power is not sufficient. the last point i want to make is people need to

maintenance worker michael mann is also using this week. the brea fire just act. the road, not the mud off the road right now in a little rocks, a small debris. crews are also keeping a close eye on the adjacent creek, which in some cases, has reached private road they found and stay away from marsh creek road in contra costa leap to go from 4 news. >> well, several roads in alameda county have been closed because of flooding washouts and mudslides. this is footage of redwood road in castro valley that's been shut down because of a mudslide. there. it closed between camino alta, mira all the way to skyline boulevard in oakland. no word yet on when repairs will be done. >> communities in the north bay are working to clear way damage trees after many were thrown down by heavy winds last night. check out a 50 footer. they came crashing down in one backyard, went from one backyard to another. this is the paradise clay neighborhood and timber on the cause likely from all that heavy rain saturating the soil and then the high winds in petaluma. meanwhile, another tree fe

it's by michael mann, does everybody know michael mann?right.his first effort, tv seris called the camera -- and was basically about marcos, mexico, that was done in 1989. these ideas, these tropes that the mexicans are invading, that they're particularly cruel, vicious. they go back to the 30, 20, is they go back to the fans. -- it's this weed adult troops that are allegedly violating white women. absolute nonsense. >> they use that to nationalize u.s. cannabis control. it goes from being in the 1930, when i moved from trey state control of cannabis to federal control, it's the specter of the mexican immigrant using the cannabis, and being preseason this way. this is the moment of reform that-ness, it's always racialized in that way. and various drugs have been racialized in that way opium with the, mexicans cocaine thinking about african american people in the south. it's always racialized other against a white body politic. and pollution of that white body politic. >> i think it's also something that might be, you are absolutely correct

we're expecting this next system to >> roll through and hit us pretty good maintenance worker michael mann says his team is trying to keep up with mother nature or number one. priority right now is public safety. >> parts of the road continue to flood and to reach creek along some private streets within the closure, making some areas unpassable public works is easing back on trucks to second clear catch basins to allow water to flow off the roadways. it really helps. when we get a break in the rain. but once it starts to pound again, they're here comes the mudslides. and we just got to be back at it. everybody is on top of their game right now. drivers who live in the area say they would prefer not to be on the road, but some like sarah reed has to make deliveries. have no other choice. i expected to be closed all week. that's a safe bet in contra costa county leap to go from 4 news. >> and still so many people are without power after the storm. check this out. there's a video sent to us by a viewer for multiple blown transformers and downed wires. this was in sandra fell from last night.

local stories being told once before in a incredibly but you know it's not always going it's michael mann'sbible and michael my dad he he did write his first ever tv series was called the camarena story and was basically about narcos mexico. right. that was done in 1989. so these these ideas, these tropes, ideas that the mexicans are invading, they're particularly cruel or vicious. i mean, that's they go back to the go back to the twenties thing about to the ends, right? right. you know, i mean, when v invaded mexico in 1916, it is we don't old troops that are allegedly violating white women. i'm solute nonsense that uprising uses to nationalize us cannabis control goes from he the in the 1930s when we moved from state control cannabis into federal regulation. it's precisely the specter of the mexican using cannabis and crazed in this way. this is moment of reefer madness that's always racialized in that way. and you know, various drugs have been racialized in that way over time, you know, opium, the mexicans, cocaine thinking about african-american people in the south, just always creating

local stories being told once before in a incredibly but you know it's not always going it's michael mann'sible and michael my dad he he did write his first ever tv series was called the camarena story and was basically about narcos mexico. right. that was done in 1989. so these these ideas, these tropes, ideas that the mexicans are invading, they're particularly cruel or vicious. i mean, that's they go back to the go back to the twenties thing about to the ends, right? right. you know, i mean, when v invaded mexico in 1916, it is we don't old troops that are allegedly violating white women. i'm solute nonsense that uprising uses to nationalize us cannabis control goes from he the in the 1930s when we moved from state control cannabis into federal regulation. it's precisely the specter of the mexican using cannabis and crazed in this way. this is moment of reefer madness that's always racialized in that way. and you know, various drugs have been racialized in that way over time, you know, opium, the mexicans, cocaine thinking about african-american people in the south, just always creating

local stories being told once before in a incredibly but you know it's not always going it's michael mann'sible and michael my dad he he did write his first ever tv series was called the camarena story and was basically about narcos mexico. right. that was done in 1989. so these these ideas, these tropes, ideas that the mexicans are invading, they're particularly cruel or vicious. i mean, that's they go back to the go back to the twenties thing about to the ends, right? right. you know, i mean, when v invaded mexico in 1916, it is we don't old troops that are allegedly violating white women. i'm solute nonsense that uprising uses to nationalize us cannabis control goes from he the in the 1930s when we moved from state control cannabis into federal regulation. it's precisely the specter of the mexican using cannabis and crazed in this way. this is moment of reefer madness that's always racialized in that way. and you know, various drugs have been racialized in that way over time, you know, opium, the mexicans, cocaine thinking about african-american people in the south, just always creating