nevada." man: we in nevada will not stand for it. [applause] man: a coalition of elected officials, environmentalists, and businessmen is waging a guerrilla war to kill a project they believe has been shoved down their throats. reid: the repulsive and mendacious political backstabbing represented by the deal cut against the people of nevada should bring a blush of shame to the face of every suppted this nuclear waste legislation. well, frankly, i was a new senator, and i thought we were doomed. i didn't know what to do about it. [explosion] man: workers drilled and blasted a starter tunnel. reid: the biggest opening we got was bill clinton. al gore, to his credit. they knew what a big deal this was in nevada, so they came out publicly opposed to yucca mountain. that was one reason we were able to stall it as long as we did. raborn: as senator reid gained more and more leadership in the senate, he was also able to use that power to put a stranglehold on the appropriations process and starve the proje of funding. reid: i used my seat o

a place in nevada for a park." and he said, "i spent a lot of time, and i found the place wheeler peak. no one's going to veto this park." he says, "i have been in favor of this park for over 50 years." mott: congre recognizes that here, we do have natural resources of national significance. now that it's a national park, people will begin to understand that, and as we begin to interpret the natural and cultural values, it'll be clear that this truly is a national park. tv narrator: on october 17, 1986, president reagan signed legislation designating a carefully prescribed area as the great basin national park. senator harry reid, during his tenure in congress, was instrumental in the park's final push through congress. reid: this state is beautiful. we're now going to have a national park. it's a place of intersecting mountain ranges. it's a place of beauty, and we want people to know of nevada as something other than a place to set off bombs and to store nuclear waste. christensen: i think we can see this first b

[traffic noise] baca: development in nevada, and southern nevada in particular, started to happen fairly quickly and you could see this shift. you had the increase in the city of las vegas, north las vegas, city of henderson, and clark county butting up against the desert and starting to encroach on native habitats and desert areas. there needed to be a solution to come in to balance these interests of growth and development with maintaining our native landscapes. christensen: the solution that was first used to overcome this problem was land swaps. a developer would find some private land worthy of protection--say, up in the mountains--and offer to swap that land to the federal government in order to be able to develop one of the public land parcels in the las vegas valley. reid: they would give the federal government that land, and they would get something in exchange for it. as time went on, it became a corrupt situation. [hammering, power saws whirring] christensen: the danger and fear here was that growth in the las vegas valley could come to a screaming halt. reid saw this problem

bad actors continue to try to target our nevada seniors. scams caused nevadans nearly 30 six $1 million in 20 20 alone. id draft --id theft remains atop scan. what's particularly worrisome is that the scammers are increasingly holding onto personal data for a long. of time, even a year or two after obtaining it leaving seniors and others in the dark as to when their data may be used. in some cases we are witnessing scammers use data that they had to earlier and the pandemic. i'm told by aarp nevada that the use of data scams --how do they protect themselves now considering that people are using their day in an by using in the future? >> my advice and my question is for them --my advice is for them to change all of their banking information, change their bank account numbers, monitor their credit, and ensure that there is an alternative person who has oversight over their finances such as a loved one or someone that they trust that has a is secondary ion their banking stuff. >> thank you, i want to move to something else that happens a lot i

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we'll ask if america can door to recession staying in the states or take it in nevada, where the race to mine, lithium has ignited a legal battle between indigenous people and the federal government. and we're also off to any d like australian island to see how the pandemic lead to the discovery of a touristic kitten gen facility to view business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. u. s. economic growth slowed during the 4th quarter of 2022. according to the latest government estimate, g. d. p expanded by 2.9 percent at an annual rate just down from the 3.2 percent posted for the previous 3 months. nevertheless, the figures still outstripped and list expectations thanks to higher consumers spending and exports. according to the commerce department, spending is however, expected to ease as households try to cope with inflation. economies say the u. s. we need to maintain a strong labor market if it is to stave off the risk of recession, but it's cross over to the states and to wall street and our financial correspondent, sabrina kessler suppresses sabrina. sorry. so database a

so the peak mind in nevada silva peak is a so called growing mind. the film is drawn and extracted from brian that isn't a ground war. this involves a network of $22.00 con, spending 21 square miles and takes 18 to 24 months. at the end, there is lithium or white gold, as they call the wagon, get up to you, you know, between upwards of a 1000 matter times an annual production. $8000.00 metric tons of lithium per year . su, sounds like a lot. it is not. in fact, it will be less than what was the demand for lithium in the u. s. 3 years ago in 2020 air go the u. s. as a lithium problem. just about 50 miles from the bad us northern border with oregon thick. a pass is supposed to be the future side of a massive lithium, open pit mine and process facility spending at least 8000 acres or 7300 factors. it is believed to hold the largest this im deposit in the united states. not only do we need this project for national security purposes, but we need it for the environment. so we're, we're committed to doing it right. we're moving forward with preparing for c

that will depend on the weather in nevada. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, another person is dead from california's winter storms. this time in san francisco, a woman jogging in golden gate park over the weekend was hit by a falling tree. that happened just after 05:00pm saturday, right near 30th and jfk boulevard. well, san francisco firefighters tell kron 4 the victim is a city resident about 70 years old. she was found with head trauma right next to a large tree branch. firefighters immediately began life saving measures. that woman died at the scene so far, at least 19 people have died during the storms that have battered our state the last 2 weeks. authorities say it is possible that that number is going to last. and an investigation is underway after san francisco firefighters recovered a body from the bay waters right near the ferry building on sunday. well, sfpd and the san francisco fire department responded around 10:00am yesterday morning. 2 reports of a deceased body in the water. police say foul play is not sus

this crosses party lines in nevada.ublicans, democrats, independents -- this is men and women. they support a women's right to choose. and this is one of the reasons why i was reelected to the senate, to continue to fight for the right of women's freedoms in this instance. the personal freedom when it comes to the right to make these decisions about their health care. and let me just say, lawrence, as we can see, the far-right extreme republicans, who not only cheered the repeal of roe v. wade want to take it even further. forget about states rights, which is really what they were supporting at the time when they repealed roe v. wade -- forget about states rights. they would even impede my state from providing essential health care to women, and criminalized them and doctors. and so, that's why this is such an important issue for us to continue to fight to protect women, to protect doctors, to protect, really, a majority of americans in this country who believe in the right of women to choose. >> you, in the drama of th

pa;is y mira la situaci;on como autoridades advierten que habr;a problemas de inseguridad por la nevadatnueva york, si tiene aviajar, ncado l ae aeropuerto as;i que si usted quiere viajar, revise su ae aerol;inea >>> mire este video de una p pareja que logr;o ponerse a salvo con su mascota en una zanja en un tornado que golpe;o texas el matrimonio sale para huir de categoría ef3 hubo 18 tornados en el país por esta tormenta. >> vamos con gabriela del torbe categor;ia f3 con vientos de 140 millas por horas se report;o 18 tornados en el sur del pa;is debido las tormentas >>> vamos con gabriela de chano meteor;ologo que nos acompaÑa para decirnos qu;e es lo que se espera en las pr;oximas horas y maÑana >> el sistema de satélite y radar, vemos algunas bandas en el atlántico, lo que son buenas noticias, sin embargo todavía vemos el componente frío al noreste que continuará dejando nevadas, cantidad de lluvias, se puede anticipar las próximas horas desde las > todacarolinas, porv en esta imagen el sistema hace salida y vemos una banda hace ser atl;antico lo que es buena noticia, vemos el comp

the silver peak mine in nevada, silver peak is a so called groin. mine, lithium is drawn and extracted from brian that is in the ground water. the process involves a network of $22.00 pumps, running 21 square miles and takes 18 to 24 months at the end of this lithium or white gold. as they want to get up to, you know, between upwards of a 1000 metric tons, an annual production. $8000.00 metric tons of lithium per year. su, sounds like a lot. it is not. in fact, it will be less than what was the demand for lithium in the us 3 years ago in 2020 air go. the us as a lithium problem ah, just about 50 miles from about us. northern border with oregon seco pass is supposed to be the future side of a massive lithium open pit mine and process facility spending. at least 8000 acres or 7300 tech is believed to hold the largest this him deposit in the united states . not only do we need this project for national security purposes, but we need it for the environment. so we're, we're committed to doing it right. we're moving forward with preparing for construction

de lluvia ligera va a seguir entrando la humedad de los vientosintensificarán cercanos a 40 millas nevadata presión que dejara para nosotros condiciones secas seguiremos a lado esto por supuesto el partido al regresar. >>> próximo lunes se celebra y habrá entradas gratis a todos los parques nacionales con esto se hablará 35 $ al menos esto si se planea y regaló ese paciencia porque se prevé nevadas y no olvide que la cadena para neumático descaro. >>> está lleno de nieve causales donde estuvieron los iniciar la celebración aprende de martin del king junior. >>> un lugar que aseguran mayor a la comunidad con todo tipo de recursos y servicios. >>> total 1 de enero fue consagrado como día de conmemorar el delegado de martin luther king junior uno de los activistas más importantes del siglo pasado la organización no lucrativa inauguró atención a su propio centro comunitario un lugar al que llamaron la casa de la gente. >>> que tenemos espacio para organizarnos como comunidad y ofrecer unos cuido comunitario. >>> explica que para que haya justicia social es necesario ofrecer a la comunidad los

millions of years ago during the cambrian period, a great seed covered what is now eastern nevada and western utah. sand and other sediment carried into the sea over the centuries, along with precipitate from the water, were converted by pressure and segmentation into layers of sandstone, shale and limestone. thousands of feet thick, intense heat and pressure later changed these rocks. the limestone was re crystallize into marble during the mesozoic era. tremendous stresses within the earth slowly uplifted this area, causing fractures and faults in the rocks. much later, water following these fractures dissolved out large underground caves, water containing carbon dioxide is an effective creator of caves. absolom liman begins to investigate the mysterious hole discovered on his nevada ranch. his past experiences as a miner proves valuable to him as he explores. but his lantern cannot show him the subterranean palace obscured in the darkness. layman never saw his discovery as it really is. the beginning of the formation of the caves dates back to the time of the great earth uplift here

and there is more to come a lot more snow is going to be headed down across the sierra nevada. we're seeing some of that out there right now. so they are chaining up again on both 50 80 in the high country. it's just a slow go getting up there tonight. the snow levels dropping down to about 4500 feet tonight. maybe even a little bit lower in spots. so that's good news that brings us know down some lower levels. but with all these warm atmospheric river keeps on fluctuating quite a bit. we've seen that shoot up a quite high. but winter storm warnings remaining in effect until 04:00am on friday, expecting another maybe 5, maybe 10 inches snow above 7,000 feet. maybe a 2 to 4 down at lake level. so a decent amount of snow still to come overnight tonight before the storm system really winds down. but then we take aim at the next couple days and bigger storms on the horizon once again, something to watch out for e a backcountry avalanche watch warning has now been posted for the sierra nevada. got to be careful. all this different snow that has been coming through december in the be

the snow falling in the sierra nevada. the bay area, though. yeah, we've got another good soaking today as another round of rain pushing on through. but that's beginning to ease up just a little bit. you've got some pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall falling out there. still a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. the flood warning has been extended now until 6.45. this evening just for general rise and many of the creeks and ntreams there and on the streets of all that water just running down the hills and much of the east bay, an advisory for flooding continues in solano county. the rest the bay area now looks like things are backing off a bit, but we've got a long way to go. we're going to be tracking the series of storms that are going to affect the bay area in the next 24 to 36 hours and beyond. we'll tell you more about that coming up in a few minutes. thanks, lawrence. in san francisco, the restaurant flooded last night. these are new pictures just into the newsroom showing. >> the damage, all the water because if all that rain a

and that's true for nevada.at we draw where the right-wing radicals, including my opponent who is the face of the big law lie those really inciting what i saw on january 6th and that insurrection, that violent mob. you are talking about earlier in the, show the just tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power in this country. i can't tell you how many people in nevada just saw that, and talk to me about it. i lived it, i was there, and it was horrific, but i will tell you the people watching it had an emotional connection. and that's what i felt they saw in nevada, and they did not want anybody who is connected with that, including my opponent. >> we have course are on the eve of the second anniversary of it. you know, during the summer, with a hearings, and as this network in the show spent a lot of time covering this there is some people who said, you're out of touch with what voters care about, this is an abstract concern -- >> i think the worst on the, country at certain points. so there are coughs issues a

california, ciudades se declaran en emergencia, por lluvias t torrenciales, personas en vilo por fuertes nevadas texas a kentucky . >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro . >> desde washington dc . >> muy buenas tardes, en un dia sin precedentes en la capital del pais, les saludamos desde estados unidos, se inaugura el congreso 118, tenia que ser dia de celebracion para r republicanos, que consiguieron el control de la cramara de representantes, pero no fue asi, el congreso comenzo con falta de acuerdo historico para nombrar al pdresidente de la camabmara , lfgegisladores asi no pueden trabajar, drama legislativo no n 100 aÑos, votacion tras v votacion, cramara de representantes controlada por republicanos gfallo en elegir a proximo pdresidente, algo no visto desde 1923, duro golpe para p(palabra en ingles(, qu tenia meses trabajando para conseguir los votos nscecesario dandole la espakllda, recibiend mas votos que cualquier r republicano . >> mostrando de hubuena manera no tenia la fuerza que se re requeria, para mantener la clase en orden . >> p(palabra en ingles( capto l voto de los descont

you are seeing snowfall really picking up in the sierra nevada.d that line of heavy thunderstorms, strong winds coming through right around 02:00am to 03:00am. this morning likely woke you up depending on the winds or the rain. it was coming down. really good. now we're seeing that activity shifting further and further to the east of us here for the bay area. still very active. we've had multiple lightning strikes in sonoma county. this is between santa rosa in guerneville. so right along the russian river right there, seeing a very isolated pocket of heavy rain. now, the good thing about the showers this morning is they are moving rather quickly. so rather than staying in spots for far too long, it moves in and moves out really quick. the problem along the central coast in southern california yesterday is the atmospheric river stalled and stuck right there. that's why you started to see all those flood waters piling up this morning in the bay area. things are severe, but they are moving. so that area of heavy rain right along the russian river is

kron four's will tran is live in nevada with the latest. good morning. well, >> good morning, james and area. it is not raining. it has not raining in about a 3 to 4 hours from now. you can clearly see my jacket is dry, but the damage already done with a wink and a nod to john shrable in all the meteorologists. let me show you what's going bend my knee just like the weather people have to do in the show you the frontal system. there's a frontal system of cars getting off a 37 and it is coming here shore and you can see all of those headlights. those are cars being taken off of westbound. 37 at atherton because of flooding. and no, there's no major flooding at this time. but quite dangerous because of this. let me show you some video of what happened this weekend in it. re hard this morning. well, highway 37, if you're a veteran of the bay area and this commute, you know that it's a little bit lower than the sea level and all that rainfall and all that runoff. >> cause water to spill and both directions of highway. 37. so caltrans and chp, they rushed out

i want to move to something else, that really happens a lot in nevada. and what happens across the country as well, particularly after disasters, but these home repair scams. according to nevada state contracts reports, since the beginning of the pandemic, there has been a marked increase in complaints to the board about unsolicited -- they just go door to door in my, town and all across nevada. they claim to be contractors, they offer home repairs at lower rates, but actually the unlicensed so they put high pressure tactics for people to put money upfront and leave no paper trail. they gravitate to some of our communities where english language is limited english proficiency, and that compromises a lot of groups in nevada. so doctor deliema are you observing home repair scams across the country as well? particularly in the wake of natural disasters, other advance exacerbated by climate change. we have a lot -- of of course up and down nevada, and across the west. how is the ftc responding to these, and particularly for those with limited english profici

in nevada, the temperature has been dropping. the wind has been on the breezy side and they've been doing a lot of quick clean up here. but then again, they've been out here all day long cleaning up. there's a generator going because the residents here have no power because the tree took out the power lines. there's a lot of leftover roofing and wires here, and it's going to be a long night ahead. still for the residents here in nevada, but also for all of us here in the bay area, because over the next nine days, only two of those days will be fully dried down. days. reporting from nevada. roberta gonzalez ktvu fox. two president biden promises closer cooperation with canada and mexico on issues that all three countries have in common. the promises made on migration, security and drug trafficking, and overnight wind and rain did take a toll on the power in the south bay. how p. jeannie says it is getting creative to turn the lights back on long periods of drought, followed by a deluge of rain can make lots of trees unstable as we

but heavy snow across the high sierra nevada. i think you can see gusts well over 100 miles per hour the peaks. i mean, it may be almost impossible to pass across some of those tomorrow as that storm really gets written by tomorrow night. right now, just some scattered snow flurries out there right now. nothing too heavy that is about to change. winter storm warnings are going up in the sierra nevada. we're going to see maybe a 40 inches of snow across the higher peaks there specially above 7,000 feet or so. but that will continue. now to some extent it all the way in to friday morning. so we're getting prepared for this. this is a massive storm that is now developing off the coastline. of course, this comes on the heels of that previous atmospheric river events on the ground, a very saturated out there right now. we're going to be looking at a very strong storm moving in on top of saturated soils. a widespread flooding going to be a likelihood trees coming down in very intense winds as the storm comes ashore throughout the after

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en el norte, fuertes nevadas y en el sur, vigilancia por tornados después de que un tornado atravesóntos de 140 millas por hora. los daños soncuantiosos. tenemos el reporte (sonido ambiente) >> miedo, enormes y daños dejó este tornado en texas, comerciales, hogares destruidos y vehículos destrozados por la fuerza de este tornado de categoría ef3 con vientos sostenidos de 200 millas por hora. cindy recibió el tornado en su casa y se aferró con su hijo en la cocina >> aterrorizantes, la verdad estuve en este momento con mi niño, estoy nerviosa porque es algo que lo viví >> estaban este complejo de 324 viviendas, ahí fue el alcalde de houston que lo declaró inhabitable >> este es el nivel de impacto de la fuerza del tornado, casas sin techos y muros, miren este vehículo, una rama, una madera quedó en este vehículo y miren este barandal, miren la fuerza, la potencia del tornado . >> son miles de familias hispanas que se quedaron en la calle, esta persona con sus hijos rescató algunas pertenencias. >> sacamos los documentos y algunas cosas de ropa, lo primordial, dejamos comida y todo y n

the single digits up around sierra nevada. very, very cold up there and cold right here at home to we're looking at some upper 20's this morning. >> for parts of the bay area, but at least sales first hours doing a little the most this morning to try to warm us up. nice colors shining on this crystal clear, but very, very cold start redwood city. you're sitting at 30 degrees. you briefly fell into the upper 20's earlier while berkeley hayward fremont and san jose. well down in the 30's, concord, sitting at 32 in the north bay, fairfax, petaluma santa rosa. well, down into the 20's or even colder that we were yesterday at the same time prompting those freeze warnings and frost advisories, warnings and the deeper blue for the north bay valleys, interior of the east bay in the south bay frost advisories and lighter blue along the bay shore on the peninsula in the upper elevations of the north bay. now the showers and snow for that matter that we saw from the sierra to the bay area couple days ago. still lingering right along the

foster is now accused of attempted murder, kidnapping and assault he previously been convicted in nevada for keeping his ex-girlfriend captive for two weeks back in 2019 investigators say she was found with broken ribs and other injuries, having been bound with zip ties and duct tape, but she managed to escape. >> we know that recently he attempted to murder a woman in a savage way where he tortured the person, very serious crime and he's done it in the past it would be logical to believe that he's going to do it again >> our thanks to steven for that report >>> former president trump is facing a slough of legal issues as he ramps up his 2024 presidential campaign. these cases span a number of matters, from mr. trump's role in the 2020 election to a suit against an acclaimed journalist. brie jackson joins us with more. so what's at stake here? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. they'r there appears to be significant movement in several cases, most notably prosecutors on monday convened a grand jury in the trump hush money probe this involves trump's role in allegedly paying $130,000 to

and of course, more snow for the sierra nevada. tonight, though, temperatures are going to plummet down in the 20's and 30's outside frost and freeze warning up for a good part of the bay area by tomorrow morning. by wednesday, a few more clouds come our way. and by thursday, late on thursday night into friday, a chance of some rain. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we are 24 hours removed from the niners season, ending loss to the eagles and >> guess what? the hits keep coming. figuratively this time the niners found out today that rookie quarterback brock tore his ucl. on that hit right there. bai hassan reddick at minimum, he will be out 6 months, but if he has to get surgery, it could be much longer the injury, as i said, happened during the niners first series of the game for some reason, kyle shanahan had backup tight end. tyler kroft lined up against the sign. read it. one of the best pass rushers in football after the game. kyle shanahan said that's a tough matchup but alluded that purdy should have felt that pressure lit up in

it was all white out conditions state route. 28, that's on the nevada side going towards sand harbor and up towards spender. and it's been a lot of snow over to be here at lake level since 04:00am this morning, we're looking at multiple fee at the peak 109 mile an hour winds. this is the classic 97 all over again. >> so there's been a ton of rain. that's kind of the weird thing. you rain, snow, rain. what are you looking at? you know, the next couple days and then into the weekend. i know, you people have off from school. you know, the holiday mlk day is next monday. it's going to be a popular weekend to try to get there. >> tell you what, grant. that's a fantastic question of what i've been looking at the forecast. we're looking at snow now. so this is the absolute best set up for martin luther king weekend resort to say more snow than they've seen in quite some time. this snow packed as i was just looking to get in the central sierra work 200% of normal. and then where 96% of season not be is all the way through april. we have multiple feet on the way. so this is a great set of tal

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sierra nevada, almost 300% of normal. of course, we've got a long way to go in the season, but so far, so good. let's get a break and hopefully more rain comes in the next few weeks. thank you, lawrence. >> now to a local story that grabbed national attention. police have arrested the owner of an art gallery in san francisco after he was seen on video spraying water on a homeless woman on the street outside his shop. last strong reactions are coming in after that arrest. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the latest on this developing story. >> no, i don't know what happened, but i'm saying yeah, is couple billeted on both sides of the lake. >> that is how the president of the san francisco branch of the naacp, reverend amos brown, used the incident involving sf aot gallery owner collier gwin using his water holes on and on house black woman sitting on the sidewalk outside of his business. back on january 9th of this year after an investigation as apd arrested glenn for misdemeanor battery and district attorney brooke jenkin

whether through a provocative act in a polling place for smaller acts like we are seeing arizona for nevadaother places we are seeing as they want us to be scared of voting. they want us to doubt outcomes of elections in which they lose and we become so accustomed to the idea fellow citizens are not fellow citizens we might disagree but rather our enemies, foreign enemies in some cases, neighbors and family members and friends, the people running elections in these places, hundreds of thousands them this year but they could be involved in a massive conspiracy nobody is talkingec about. >> a lot of them are leaving. >> we are seeing rates as high as 50%, some states experienced election professionals, both parties in some ways the publicans are expressing what worse thanr democrats. that environment you could start get to it quickly were a political leader or citizen you scould say i don't want to be part of this other part of the country, i don't want to be related to them or connected and we see the seeds being planted. shipping migrants from border state to another state with whom you pol

peak gusts up there in the sierra nevada. that's enough to close all ski resorts and also to really haul travel with whiteout conditions in the new snowfall is going to be picked up and blown into snow drifts on roadways and other routes. so that is definitely made travel up there really refer anyone attempting it 50's for your daytime highs today. that's already where we're sitting and should remain that way through the rest of this forecast tomorrow consistently rainy and thursday and friday. our lightest chances of rain weekend ramps things back up a bit with saturday sunday and monday. bring you the potential of even more heavy rain rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, slick and wet conditions. >> is what we've been seeing for the most part this morning. if you're heading into the city right now, it's going to take you 8 minutes. but again, factor that into your morning drive. you can see just how gusty it is here across the san mateo bridge. and we certainly have those winds that have been blowing things back

nothing going on radar nor up into the sierra nevada a little bit breezier out along the coastline wacom elsewhere in the bay. so really calm clear morning. and that sets us up for some cold temperatures right now. redwood city, dublin livermore. 38 degrees. fremont unconquered at 39. 37 santa rosa all the way down to 34 degrees right now. so some pretty chilly temperatures for some of us to get this tuesday morning started. we've traded in the reign of the weeks passed with a cold but clear and dry morning. so we move into the afternoon. some mild temps in the 50's sunny, mild day ahead of us. definitely want to step outside as much as you can probably already enjoyed yesterday afternoon today. you're going to get more of that reyna. check you out job for a little bit. >> then we'll look at our bridges. it. all right. hey, if you are heading into the city this morning, haha. >> it's going to take about 7 minutes to make it from the maze that fremont street exit. how about the san mateo bridge? 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fe

we've got some heavy snowfall up in the sierra nevada. heavy rain in widespread rain up on the most north coast. comparatively pretty quiet for the bay area. right now we are seeing a few lingering sprinkles here. and there. but don't think that this is the end of the rain because we have a heavy line of showers that's about to make its way back into the north bay within the next 30 minutes to an hour here in for the rest of us within the next couple of hours. now, we do have storm reports from last night. most of these did involve winds and downed trees. you're driving to work this morning, especially in neighborhoods, you'll probably notice areas where branches are in roadways were trees are down. so to take it a little bit slower overall, though, the flooding from this system did not measure up like we saw from the last one. so that's a bit of good news. those showers move through rather quickly. so rather than piling up, we saw the heavy rain and then we saw it moving out, which is good winds out. there is a big deal still, we're stil

very slick conditions as you're getting onto roadways, snowfall up in the sierra nevada. that's nice to see rather than rain up there. what we are seeing for the bay area is pretty significant pockets of heavy rain here. let's take a look at alameda oakland. you've got some heavier rain right there. currently right around. did bill you're seeing some heavier showers to snow? you've got a spot of heavy rain for northern sonoma county as well as out to solano county. also currently in the midst of some pockets of heavier rain as we're speaking, definitely something that we're going to be keeping an eye on the rest of the morning will be this rain because it stays with us through the remainder of this morning commute. we are going to be seeing conditions coming down this afternoon. so that is something to be looking forward to. you see the intensity of this rainfall continuing pretty regularly all the way into the heart of the morning commute. this is 07:00am right here. you will be seeing heavy rain on the peninsula, east bay and north bay around this time continuing throug