it is a privilege commissioner moran to present on your last day. steve loss my gain i know hoe is disappointed he is not here today. >> slides, please >> okay. focusing on reservoir storage. this is slide where water bank is today. this time water pafrng is nearly full this will come in play as we think about what we need to do next year if the year is dry. >> on the next slide we are looking at conscience. this picture has not changed throughout the year. as i have routinely pointed out the state is focused on those represent project. as does [inaudible] also associate with the federal project. and capacity of the residence virus and ability to refill is driving decisions around what needs to happen with mandates cross the state. the next shows the snapshot and we see that the -- exceptional draught that darker purple has been growing. moving on to the presiptation. just to note this was september 18th when we share third degree presentation with you and in the middle of storms we received. in september we had 6, 10th of an inch it increaseed 1 ph

that means everybody goes home. >> that was joycelyn moran. five moran. five of the ten largest s in california's history took place in 2020 alone. we mentioned that 2022 is the dryet year on record. as we think about the drought, that greatlys the fire threat. > >> former president trump's legl team is meeting u.s. justice department attorneys in court today. they are arguing over whether a federal judge should appoint a special master after the fbi searched trump's florida florida home. natalie brand hase details from washington, dc. >> reporter: a federal judge ina will hear arguments over former president trump's lawsuit seekig to have independent review of the documents seized. >> she has a lot of questions se needs to ask and get answers to. answers to. >> reporter: in a wednesday filg by trump's legal team, attorneys team, attorneys argue the doj's own review for documents for att privilege had deficiencies and called it unnecessary, legally . the filing does not address clas of obstruction though does clait one specific event, june 3, 2022, meetin

good afternoon president moran and commissioners and staff. noise to see you all in person for the first time in arc while. i'm peter, the policy director for the river trust. dave warn and chris shoots had trouble making to the city today. they will call in later. i'm going to jump right inform appreciate the opportunity. >> so a reminder why we are here. state adopted the bay delta plan update calling for 40% unimpaired flow february to june the goals to restore fresh water ecosystems and assure a reliable water supply. that should be our goal. the river is in bad shape. salmon population is less than 1%. toxicology blooms in the delta and problems go to the bay. the design drought you know but for people watching, combines 2 of the worst droughts the 6 year 87-92 drought and the driest 76-77. 8 and a half year drought. my understanding it was arbitrary the way it was create after the 87 and 92 drought. you see san francisco's design drought is more conservative. 5 years required by urban water management plans the governor encouraged an ext

henry moran saw it unfold. a front row seatin moran saw it unfold. looked like it was all over when england lost their ninth wicket but charlie dean and freya davies battled hard to give england the slightest opportunity and there was disbelief around the ground when the stumps were dislodged by sharma who sometimes does stop in her delivery stride. but had not as to what we'd seen warned charlie dean. it is within the laws of the game but is it within the spirit of the game? and for the match to conclude in this way makes sense for the england side had left a bit of a sour taste. so much emotion at the end of that match and also emotion from the indian side with the retirement of one of the greats in their side. yes, playing international cricket since 2002, longer than a number of the england team have been a life! and signing off in the best possible way today at the home of cricket playing herfinal way today at the home of cricket playing her final international match. she also built a ten thousandths delivery in international cricket. a true gre

joycelyn moran, kpix5. > >> we will stay on top of this t wave. kpix.com has latest updates on outages including a link to see if your home could be impacted by the rolling black black outs. > >> evictions are currently undey at the wood street homeless encampment in west oakland. our chopper was at the northern seg. dozens of cal trans workers aren the scene along with california highway patrol. this is after a federal judge gave cal trans green light to clear the encampment last month. agency and city of oakland proposed to move about 50 people at a time. > >> high temperatures can straine power grid as more people run fans and air conditioning. >> some homeowners are > >> taking a live look at buckinm palace. the crowds are gathering gathering as the country mourns the loss of queen elizabeth who passed away at the age of 96 ushering a new era as new monarch will be called king chas iii. > >> we are seeing power outages.7 customers are impacted. extended impacted. extended flex alert is alert is in effect from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. some are k

joslyn moran, kpix 5. > >> on the road, again. you are going to hear from a founding member of the doobie brothers who still calls the bay area home. > >> plus, he's back in familiar territory and may have one of his biggest tools back in the lineup. how jimmy g. is getting getting ready for sunday agains. against denver. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> beautiful. after 10 years inr league baseball, six of them, you know this, with the oakland a's, got your stephen vote, and as he's going to retire at the end of the season. he rejoined the a's for his second stint this year. the team is inv

kpix 5's jocelyn moran spoke to those in in livermore about how much food food ended up in the trash. >> make sure walked into a coffee shop, tuesday, ready to take inventory. >> no good. all of these would be small, so these proved in th. the freezer. they are normally like half this size. that's cra. that's crazy. >> they closed the day before at at 5:00 in the afternoon, but shortly after, the power went out in parts of downtown livermore. the heat had strained strained local power lines. meghan didn't realize until 5:00 until 5:00 a.m., tuesday, when she came to open. she asked if anyone walked by and noticed if the power was gone to text her. when she got a text, she got to work. >> have to wait for this to fil. fill up. going to have to recalibrate everything, wait for all the boilers to fill up. >> among the items being thrown out, milk. >> we have all our milk here. ty here. thankfully all the oat milk is shelfstable, but i will have to throw away all of that. >> and food. >> all this cheese is completely completely ruined. eggs. meat. . meat. ruined. she estimates to lose abo

heres jocelyn moran. >> reporter: pop cycles, freshl. growing up in a latino househol, he called them. >> i really appreciate the tedis work because that is where the gold is. that is where the magi. >> she walks into the kitchen. y put on their aprons and they get get to work. they have personalized orders to make. >> she cuts the papaya. these will be vegan. nancy is maher b years new. but for like many, the pandemic hit her hard and things are finally beginning to pick up again. >> people are just calling and e are just trying to catch up. and up. and we are like oh, this isg real. >> the ingredients that make thm special? fresh grew i think it is unique because it is not unique. >> but the inspiration comes frm family. >> we would have these big parts at the end we would all love to make these on the ice. like thee molds that you have at home skew skew and the valley behind them, them, tradition, memories. >> the papaya reminds me of my d and everybody eating this in the the morning for breakfast. but i i will eat the chocolate. you

this is m. >> reporter: jocelyn moran, kpi. > >> trey lance wasn't the only 49er injured on sunday. they alo lost another running back. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> time now for your red and gold report. better running back verlin mack was added to the roster because rookie tight davis price is sidelined with an an ankle sprain. jeff wilson jr. jr. brain can expect another hey can expect another heavy workload. he had 84 guards with 18 carries last sunday. he got e good advice from his dad on making the most of his opportuny most of his opportunity at the d back. >> we got a li sin our teeth. now is the time. >> i got a file that away. now s the time. that is good stuff. >> >> he came up with a good one. i i have to make a shirt or something. >> emmett till that to my wife. >> the laundry. i got some shoes. itt., covered with that . >> with the red and gold reportm vern glenn. > >> coming up, and of betty quite quite now have a kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more e

our jocelyn moran spoke to those ous those outdoors to see how they beat the heat. >> they arrive at around the same time. here, they let christina know if they have a job lined up for the day. those jobs could include gardening, painting, to construction. if they don't have a job for the day, christina may have one for. for them. but they both do. victor has a job in doors. hector does not. his is mostly . mostly outdoors. you'll be helping moving furniture from one place to another. victor says the important thing is to stay hydrated. >> definitely wearing clothing that helps you get more breathability. >> dr. anne at usf. >> wood sunblock of course. >> that is what hector tries to. to do. when it's hot he carries a longsleeve shirt with him and in his backpack. he puts it on to protect his arms from the sun. and he says you absolutely need a hat. here at monument impact they also communicate with the employers. >> when it's going to get hot we tell them to get more frequent breaks to get water, especially if they are doing yardwork. well well when asked how difficult it it can get

here's kpix 5's jocelyn moran. >> faviana rodriguez is taking us to her sanctuary, so she can share with us what she has been envisioning since a child in east oakland. >> i grew up during the era of the war on drugs. i saw a lot of of inequality and witnessed a lot of violence, and i just recognized that my community was was being neglected. >> should begin to create. her art today reflects the lived experiences, including growing up in a polluted neighborhood. >> and i just noticed that people in my community were more more sick than other communities. there were a lot of of kids with asthma due to pollution from the 880 freeway. there were a lot of factories in in and around east oakland at that time. >> she creates what she wants to to see in her pieces. you will find a lot of color in green in her pieces. recently she collaborated with the warriors and markham elementary. trees were planted and she created a mural based on what the students students wanted to see. >> it's really a testament to how we can bring together the ideas of nature and art in ordeo order to address climate in

jocelyn moran reports as this comes as we recognize hispanic heritageh here on kpix. >> reporter: from gloria stefonn thursday. >> i'm excited to see obama. >> reporter: to the 44th presidt 44th president of the united states, barack obama. these are just a few famous speakers that showed support and took part in q&as at the latitude networking conference. >> get those connections, take e take those glasses, and really e really advance here. no better place than latitude, you know.t know. it is just an amazing org. the founders started something y something very special. >> reporter: allowing the othery other minority professionals tok to network and meet with other , other politicians, ceos, and other hundreds of influential latinos. >> this is what i call a part oe of the new mainstreaming econom. 21st century america. and it is accounting for a lot of companies that sell to consume, to consumers, probably 70% of the net sales growth of most c. >> reporter: while many listenen listened in on different panelst encourage minorities to aim fort for important leadership roles,s roles, th

jocelyn moran shows us how one bay area woman turned family recipes into into a business that helped her write out the pandemic. >> reporter: popsicles, freshly. freshly made. growing up in a latino household, we called them them paletas. >> i really appreciate the tedious work, because that is where the gold is. that is where where the magic is. >> reporter: she walks into the kitchen, they put on their aprons and get to work. they have personalized orders to mak. to make. she cuts the papaya. these will be vegan paletas. nancy is making the hibiscus tea tea popsicles. >> we have 32 flavors. the most popular ones are like caramelized banana. >> reporter: she has had her business for several years, but like many, the pandemic hit her hard and things are finally starting to pick up again. >> people are calling and we catch up, like this is getting . getting real. >> reporter: the ingredients that make them special, fresh fruit. >> it is unique and it is not unique, because it is just fruit. >> reporter: but the inspiration inspiration comes from family. >> we would have these parties

moran jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john-michael moran. >> kathleen moran. >> lindsey stableton morehousegeorge william morell. >> steven p.morello. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morganstern. >> sanae mori. >> geronimo moroco. >> and my cousin michael a. marty. michael, we love and miss you every day. your memory is a blessing along with all the angels watching over us today. >> and my sister maria teresa conception contila. meretes, i wish my mom and dad were with me but they're in heaven, please look after them and us, me, victor natilia and our kids, rocco, xavier, and meretes and ryland. i know when he was born on december 10, who my daughter was named after born on september 12, 2012. i want to say i miss you and missed when you used to tell me you got problems. and also i just want to say i miss you and miss mom and dad very much and my condolences to the 9/11 families and it was an honor to read the names and god bless america. >> gwen irene morris. >> adessa morris. >> seth allen morris. >> christopher martel morrison. fender national morrone. kill yum david mo

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable jerry moran. united states dinner from kansas. three years after kansas became a state, statuary hall, where we are today was established in 1864 and each state was granted two statutes of citizens who were, quote, illustrious for their historic renown or for for distinguished civic or military service. as each state may deem worthy of this national commemoration. over in the rotunda stands one bronze statue of the kansan dwight the eisenhower general and former president of the united states. and for more than a century, standing in this location has been a kansas statement statesman. john ingalls, who proudly represented our state as our second statue today, we have a new kansan to represent our state in the u.s. capitol. someone recognized for her historic renown as an aviator, but also someone who broke barriers, created opportunities for others, and captivated the attention of the world with her adventuresome spirit. kansas amelia earhart. with dwight eisenhower and now amelia earhart. kansas officially has two of the most ic

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable jerry moran. united states dinner from kansas. three years after kansas became a state, statuary hall, where we are today was established in 1864 and each state was granted two statutes of citizens who were, quote, illustrious for their historic renown or for for distinguished civic or military service. as each state may deem worthy of this national commemoration. over in the rotunda stands one bronze statue of the kansan dwight the eisenhower general and former president of the united states. and for more than a century, standing in this location has been a kansas statement statesman. john ingalls, who proudly represented our state as our second statue today, we have a new kansan to represent our state in the u.s. capitol. someone recognized for her historic renown as an aviator, but also someone who broke barriers, created opportunities for others, and captivated the attention of the world with her adventuresome spirit. kansas amelia earhart. with dwight eisenhower and now amelia earhart. kansas officially has two of the most ic

joycelyn moran is live with one option. this involves boats and being out one water i hear. >> reporter: yes it does. it is a cool option. we are here right right now in foster city with a good option for people to stay cool. this is one of the boats you can rent out. we will give you a tour around here. here is a little bit of what you get if you do rent one. you've got an area where you can hang out with with friends maybe after lunch, maybe after a bite. you have to drive it yourself. it's a good option around here after you, you know, get a bite if you want want to stay cool, you rent in two hour windows. off an area that is shaded. we talked with michael turner, owner of edge wr marine. this is where you are able to rent the boats. take a listen to what he says. >> we really operate mostly in e afternoons. all the boats have canopies and a deck with a sun area for people that want the sun. days like today, people stay inside and have shade. all the windows are open so there is is lots of breeze coming throug. >> report

they moran cinema am leadership bill as the first down. in two ensure safety the faa needs to provide clarity to the entrepreneurs and innovators who are developing this new technology. earlier this year the faa changed the path for certification for these ai aircrafts which creates confusion among stakeholders. looking ahead in order to provide certain to the faa needs to promulgated timely regulations to ensure that commercial operations occur safely, that pilots are treated appropriately and that the aviation workforce will be ready to fill the aa and jobs in the future. united states will also need additional infrastructure owners who safely effectively integrate am into our aviation structures. i was pleased to introduce -- known as the interest of her jobs act, which by the 25 billion dollars in two effusion imprisoned for in the next 20 years. these investments will find improvements in every over the cross the country. while rebuilding and modernizing air traffic control infrastructure. as i visit airports across arizona, i am star

also in pakistan, the court has suspended a contempt case against former prime minister and moran con. that's the head of a rally. he is that to hold this sunday and as long bad demanding snap elections here is local journalists. giovanni ran up with more. i'm standing send out. there's only capital lombard. behind me are the buildings of the following business . your palace and other street entities. and these are the shipping containers which are being bought in front of these buildings because the farmer brown from land han, as long as that he's going to start a long march and lay of the shoot off capitalist on, but particularly particularly this ready venue. he wants to block and force the government to design and hold 1st general elections. the form of them serve on believes that he has we're going to caching on the amount of concerns or unprecedented information on my side. because of which he can bring the forthcoming elections, not far from movies, doesn't want at least at elections. the floor us government is one of each other elections feeling that they would lose the electi

this report will be made by, uh, the acting chief scientific secretary of the president academician moran, dmitry peskala, after a general discussion of the adoption of the resolution, each of the candidates for the position of the president of iran will make a speech and discuss these speeches let me remind you that, in accordance with the current legislation of our country, the president of the russian federation should be elected once every five years from among those candidates who were agreed by the government of the russian federation and their election programs. today the following academicians gennady krasnikov will present. flying general director of the research institute of molecular electronics doctor of technical sciences the main areas of his research are micro and nanoelectronics. he was nominated as a candidate by several branches of the russian academy of sciences, the next candidate is dmitry markovich director of the institute of thermal physics of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, is a specialist in th

contingente estuvo encabezado por representantes de 40 organizaciones sociales, entre ellas alejandra morÁnvil, no militar. reportera: esta activista asegura que el paÍs estÁ muy peligroso y que el sistema judicial no funciona. puso como ejemplo el asesinato de su hija y cuatro nietos ocurridos en 2019 en sonora y que continÚa impune. >> en el caso de mi masacre no ha habido ningÚn sentenciado. hay mucha presiÓn por parte del crimen organizado de quitar denuncias. estoy sufriendo eso. reportera: en el senado estÁ pendiente la discusiÓn de una iniciativa para ampliar la presencia del ejÉrcito en tareas de seguridad pÚblica hasta 2028, luego que fuera aprobada en el congreso. maity: ante la inminente reapertura de la frontera entre venezuela y colombia, crece la expectativa de los comerciantes. fÉlix: se rompe el rÉcord de migrantes que cruzan por la selva del darien.

jocelyn moran is isnojua good rom pacificathis off t also . >> reporter: definitely. pacifica was a place that when i i was growing up we would come to to escape the heat . you are definitely stood into see a lot more people here there's people who are just walking around. definitely it is a place people will be going to to escape the t the heat. this is something thas that businesses and restaurants are definitely welcoming. also these areas that are cooler. it is the huge crowds that we haven have seen as well. these are one one of the businesses that saw the busier crowds. >> this is one of the reasons we we were so busy. people want to be down by the water. >> reporter: we are expecting many of these areas to be busy on labor day, especially for people who are off but we are starting to see surfers as well. well. the beaches look beautiful . definitely it will be a place where people are going to be coming to. this is a place that i came to growing up. the roads are going to be busy. just to make sure that you are patient on the road. i will send it back back to y

the main res, so this, that the war sir, very dress sa moran, the year for the last year was very dry and this winter was quite dry as well. yeah . and you see the results? norway is the largest producer of gas and oil in western europe. in 2021. the sector made up roughly 80000000000 euros and exports, and the country continues to ramp up its production nori itself, however, is driven by renewables. about 90 percent of the electricity production comes from hydro power, which is becoming less reliable. when going from a situation where we historically, we had over supply, we had excess energy, this is an electricity because ah, we had this huge hydro power gooey sources. now our electricity demand is increasing and we are expecting that we will not have an excess production already in a few years to come. the government and oslo is working on solutions to protect its citizens and the economy. according to the deputy minister of energy and petroleum, a blank export ban on electricity is off the table. we have been looking into they reducing production from hydro power plants in the sho

authority say her death was caused by a heart attack, russian president vladimir putin has told india's moran ramadi, that he understands india's concerns about the conflict and ukraine, and that he wants it to end. as soon as possible. a comments comes after prime minister, moody told the russian leader that today's era is not an era of war. ukraine's president her hello to miss lensky, has urged germany to become the 1st country to send western made battle tongues to help fight russia. zalinski said to berlin should take the lead in supplying the tanks and not wait for the west to do so. ukraine says it needs the equipment to liberate territory captured by russia. britons king charles and his siblings have held vigil around to their mother's coffin, as it lies in state at the u. k. parliament, charles princess anne and princess andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth, members of the public who had lined up for hours filed past the casket. and among thousands of mourners in the kilometers long, hugh was former football star david beckon the line is

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our joycelyn moran is live at the hospital where three victims are being treated. bring us up to date ont you know so far. >> reporter: justin, as you men, three of the victims were brought to this hospital. two of of the six victims are in critil condition. as we wake up, we have to think about those terrifying moments that those we for families, students, employees at the schools. outsie of the school, you saw families trying to find their kids as they tried to figure out what was going on. for the people inside, some heard gun shots. h, who you are about to hear from, says he is an employee at one of of the schools and was eating lunch when he heard the gun shots around 12:45 in the after. >> i went to the window and sawe bullets going everywhere. i was like is someone playing and is that my co-workers running aways guy was bleeding. i was like oh this is not a game. i said to two co-workers let's go to the m and hide ourselves. >> reporter: that gives a glimpe of the scary moments. all three schools stayed locked down for an hour and a half as families picked u

joycelyn moran is livet highland hospital where three oe victims are being treated. whats the latest that we know so far? >> reporter: justin, as you men, three of the victims are being treated here. as far as their conditions, we know two of the six victims are in critical condition. as we talk about this, we have to think about those scary moments that a lot of people experienced yesterdaye saw some of the people, familie, students outside of the school trying to find their students as as they tried to figure out what what was going on. for the people inside, some heard gun shots. henry who you are about to hear from, says he is an employee at the school and was eating lunch when he heard the n shots shortly before 1:00 p.m. >> i went to the window and i sw the bullets going everywhere. i was like is this some kind of, u know, someone is playing and is that my co-workers running awayi saw this guy getting up and he s bleeding and i was like oh my god, this is not a game. this is is real. i was thinking let's go, let's run away. i told two co-workers let's go to the

joycelyn moran is joining us. yu spent time with people who work outdoors. i know they told you e taking some precautions. >> reporter: yes. those precautions are absolutely nece. if you remember yesterday we wee at mcgrail vineyards in livermo. we got a look at the essential k a lot of the people who work in the fields today. they get up earlier so they can finish earlier. we talked with lizbeth as she worked. she gave us a look as to how she starts the morning and why breaks are absolutely essential. lizbeth gs up around 2:00 a.m. on days when days when it is going to be hots so she can get to the vineyard around 3:30 to 4:00. normally they start about 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. >> it's going to be way too hots week. >> reporter: early in the mornig with work lights and head lamps they get to work, picking grapes grapes quickly. >> we have to go fast. we have to take everything off of every branch. >> reporter: she wears clothingt can help protect her. >> i wear thin sweaters, thin e. i make sure it covers everythino i am not burned by the sun. as long as i am not

we have jocelyn moran and pacifa and pacifica. it is some good n. good news. >> reporter: definitely some good news for businesses that we can expect it to be busy today. especially for people who who have the day off. bay area beaches are way that people are escaping the heat. for me, pacifica is my way to go and this is the couple that was setting up a tent at ocean beach. they drove more than one hour from vacaville . >> this is awesome. it is reading great. i do not want toe to leave. >> reporter: this heat is bringing people to the beaches and even to the city, where it is cooler . businesses are not complaining. >> whenever busiest weekends in years with the heat wave. we really appreciate everyone coming out. the parking lot has been flooded, but has been good for our business. >> reporter: given the pandemic and how hard that has been, we know that this is something that that is very much welcomed. expect it to be busy. we saw this throughout the weekend. for now i will send it back to you, amanda. >> thank you so much, jocelyn. > >> the tri

joycen moran is in concordat a communiy pool. are you going to be dipping in soon this how is it feeling? >> reporter: i am still wearingy jacket. it is feeling chilly but but that is going to change quickly. this community pool is set to be open shortly. a lot of of people will be finding ways to stay cool like a community pool or a cooling center. some things we may not think about is is people work outdoors and may not have the option to avoid the the heat like people in construn or gardening. we did speak to a they're trying to stay safe. vir is starting with the radio on and some coffee. he and hector around at the same time at monument impact. they let christina know if they have a job lined up. jobs can include gardening, painting, constructi. if they don't have a job for th, christina may have one for themy may have one for them. they both both do. victor has a job indoors. hector does not. his is is mostly outdoors. he will be g furniture from one place to the other. hector says the important important thing is to stay h

jocelyn moran is live from livermore as workers at the vineyard started early this morning and we can all guess why. it is hot. >> reporter: exactly, they are trying to avoid the heat, they started out 4:00 in the morning, morning, usually they start around 5:00 or 6:00 but they came here early to finish earlier and try to avoid the peak times during the day when things get really hot. we've been talking about this during the heatwave with outdoor workers and essential workers braving the heat to get this work done. they are picking grapes, we talked with one woman who was telling us the different things that she does in order to protect yourself from the burning sun. >> i am wearing very thin sweaters and very thin everything. and make sure it covers everything. as long as i'm not getting burnt and my head is covered on my face i am really good. >> she was also telling us that the heat does slow her down but she takes breaks which is essential for the job but it makes you appreciate the things that come on the table whether it is wine or fruits and vegeta. and vegetables. people are

here is jocelyn moran. >> reporter: >> reporter: rodriguez is taking taking us into her century, whereings can look look like, something she has been envisioning since she was , growing up in east oakland. >> i grew up during the error oe on the war on drugs. i thought a a lot of equality, witnessed a lot of violence. i just recognize that my community was being neglected. >> so, she escaped through art and she began to create. her ary as reflector lived experiences, including growing up in a polluted neighborhood. >> i noticed that, people in my community were sicker than in other communities. there were a lot of kids with asthma due to e to the pollution from the freew, a lot of factories in east oakland around that time. >> reporter: so she creates what creates what she wants to see ir pieces. you will find a lot of color, a lot of green. recently, recently, she collaborated with the warriors and markham elemeny markham elementary. trees were planted and she created a mural on what the students wanted to see. >> it is a testament to how we can bring together the ideas of nature and

jocelyn moran, kpix 5. > >> this rain may not have felt e a whole lot, but it created mork for those. > >> the kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. . > >> this week's rain left a lot f work for some farmers. because s can be vulnerable to heavy rain where wilson walker went 20 check out how one farm did. >> reporter: right there. you see the little darkening of the? and the skin is not shiny? >> reporter: across 24 acres ofc strawberries. >> this is what i spend all my e thinking about. >> reporter: jim cochran is surg the damage. >> you can see the skin is sortf recessed and the seeds are prot. that is where the skin has been injured by the physical d

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