he doesn't seem to be happening on the other side of the pond.— other side of the pond.side of the pond. he would imagine that the front _ other side of the pond. he would imagine that the front page - other side of the pond. he would imagine that the front page of i other side of the pond. he would l imagine that the front page of the papers tomorrow will be dominated by that story as well as we get to my specific revelations. i'm afraid we only have 30 seconds left. could you come in the quickest time possible, talk is through the front page, hancock, get me out of here. matt hancock, get me out of here. matt hancock is — hancock, get me out of here. matt hancock is standing _ hancock, get me out of here. ibiisgtt hancock is standing down as an mp, he said actually he didn't want to take back the conservative with, it was unnecessary. we have now found out that actually the chairman of his local tory association wrote to the conservative whip saying that he wasn't fit to serve as the local mp, so i think most people think he was placed rather than volunteering. brillia

be careful of ponding water. more storms ahead. we'll detail the time line of that coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have flooding, we have wind, we have the commute building here this is oakland. the headlights blurring but heading south as water kicks up behind the cars on your windshield. make sure your windshields and tires are in good shape and you are wide awake. lots to report, lots of flooding and crashes coming up. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. markets looking for a boost on news from china. i'll talk more about that in a second. all of the numbers on my board are actually from friday because that was the most recent trading day. there was no trading yesterday. christmas was on a sunday, so traders took monday off as the observed holiday. that explains why southwest stock is in the green. this is not going to happen today. not after the debacle the low-cost airline experienced and is still experiencing. chris chmura will take a look at the staffing problems at that airline coming up in just a bit. we're sti

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we've already seen a lot of ponding water out on the roadways. we're going to be monitoring, of course, the rising levels in our creeks and the burn scars which will be an area of concern especially when you see this much rain all at once. now looking ahead, i will also guide you through the additional storms we've got in the upcoming week and what to expect into your new year's eve forecast. for now let's get to that important morning commute. mike, how are the roads? >>> you showed in dublin how messy the commute is. normally the green sensors stand out. they're not today because of the green all over the map. the wet, slick roadways. this is 242 and that cut-through had a lot of slowing. it looks like a spinout reported there has just cleared from the southbound side. slick roadways, tough to see, and the blue now showing on the map as we widen out, puddling, ponding, a lot of standing water. be very careful. hearing about lucky drive through marin county. you want to avoid any puddles you see. stimgs there's a pothole below that. we do see sl

until now we have created 180 water ponds here. 50 water pond is with solar.a chance that with these interventions that you're pushing the tiger population beyond what's sustainable for the size of the park? no. we are creating many water pond and grassland, particularly for the prey species and the tiger. we have sufficient space and prey density in the park, so we are managing the tigers in a sustainable way. that evening we see signs of the return of the tiger close to where we're sleeping. just behind our camp, fresh tiger footprints have been found in the sand here. we think they are from an adult female tiger — we saw a lot of deer last night on the grassland and there's water here, so the footprints in the sand here lead all the way to the water. this camp is run by conservationist manoj gautam. it is definitely something to be celebrated. it does not come without a cost. and it has been costing the lives of people and so much more. the common area that the tigers and prey species and humanity shares is so tight. we head out into the villages just outsi

the same pond, children often walk here, so the screams. adults did not immediately notice the drowning children, oleg and nikita chernyakhovsky behind the duck house were the first to notice. there's another 20 meters there, there is the deepest place. i only saw one girl who screamed for the sake of god help save held on to the edge for help arrived in time. neighbors jumped off immediately the ice broke. if under me and i later turned out to be somewhere in the century, and then i crawled. here are two trajectories of levi's father post to the right. here i was hard, because the water clothes took a lot. children. well, the girl was very heavy and slurped hard, because when i was carrying it, it already seemed to me that she had barely appeared unconscious on the capital and moscow region reservoirs. first ice rescuers have dramatically increased work from swimming in ice-cold water is safe nobody but the main risk group are fishermen. here are shots from the fryazin, the master's ponds, another fisherman was rescued in the walnut tree i

. and problems we are dealing with on both sides of the pond.— sides of the pond.nk — sides of the pond. and natalie, what do you think the _ sides of the pond. and natalie, what do you think the impact _ sides of the pond. and natalie, what do you think the impact of _ sides of the pond. and natalie, what do you think the impact of the - sides of the pond. and natalie, what do you think the impact of the price | do you think the impact of the price rises we've seen in inflation and energy costs, those impacts have had on workforces across europe? this isn't a uniquely uk issue, is it casilla absolutely not, and you're right, i think what's interesting about this particular strike is that it reall about this particular strike is ii�*ué�*ii it really encapsulates the impact of two sets of crises, which are global crises, which we've been going through over the last three years. on one hand, there's covid which should've made us realise how important the sector is, and should have made us invest far more heavily in it. but that hasn't happened, certainly not the exte

heading to the peninsula, the blue shows the ponding. lots of spinouts.njury. a lighter volume of traffic. we had five at about this time. slowing west 580. maybe a distraction, a smooth drive and a crash clearing. lots going on. be careful out there. >>> coming up on the newscast, a congressional confession. a man who ran for congress admits he lied to viewers. laura? >>> are you feeling lucky this morning? you could start the new year as a millionaire. ahead on "today in the bay," the mega millions jackpot growing to become the sixth largest prize in jackpot history. the amount up for grabs tonigh >>> good morning, it is 6:44. temperatures aren't expected to be too cold, but we are going to be seeing the heaviest of the rain between now and 8:00, 9:00 a.m. scattered showers throughout the afternoon before the rain clears out later into this evening. we'll talk more about the timing for the remainder of your workweek in a few minutes. >>> as far as timing your drive, add more time because with the volume of traffic lighter than your typical tuesday, the

there will be ponding on the road tomorrow. even if the bulk passed by 10:00, 11:00 tomorrow, we will be dealing with the after effects. it's not only the ponding of water on the roadways but also perhaps, debris on the road from the 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts when the system passes through. and we'll keep scattered showers going, isolated thunderstorms maybe but the real bulk is 11:00 tonight through tomorrow morning where we'll get the 1.5 inch, maybe 2 inches. here is the flood watch with low-lying intersections filled with waters and gutters but smaller tribute easier and creeks in the santa cruz mountains and in the north bay. so if you have trouble spots, chances are you know where they are, you know, the uncontrolled streams and creeks that can overflow banks. that's going to happen with the amount of rain we're going to get tonight, and then the wind advisory covers the areas hit with the flood concern, so you have a double whamming through mainly the coast range and the santa cruz mountains where we will have the stro

fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds that we sampled in spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neonics in them. but our peak concentrations occurred after seeding, not surprising, particularly after rainfall events, at levels that were, you know, upwards of, uh, 3 parts per billion, which is well known to affect aquatic insects. >> with over 40% of the cropland in canada's prairies treated with neonicotinoids, the impact on aquatic insects and the animals that rely on them for food could be significant. dr. morrissey's study is the first to look into this issue in canada. >> we have a field study that's trying to understand how neonicotinoids potentially get into wetlands and whether or not they affect aquatic invertebrates, which are the base of the food chain for all kinds of other wildlife species, and in particular, birds. so we're trying to link these 3 different things, um, from the--from the pesticide on the field to the wetlands to the bugs, and ultimately to the birds. we've found that neonicotinoids across

us, but also by moscow rescuers on the frosty street, and they have the hottest time on many rivers pondslakes ice, just got up and strong. it just seems, in fact, often, there is no more than 2-3 cm. it is deadly for those who find themselves on it for some reason. first of all, these are fishermen, which is the worst thing for children, just this week there are several cases of miraculous rescues at once, and unfortunately, not only, but those who nevertheless decided to walk on thin ice. and those who turned out to be next to alexei in time are norms. there doesn't seem to be any weight . we dragged nothing with difficulty, the village, golikovo, podsolnechnogorsk , doctors provide first aid arsen, selimov deep cuts and abrasions are the result of a rescue operation, two children played on a local pond and fell through the ice, a happy father who will not show the children, children often walk here in the same pond, therefore, to screams. adults noticed that oleg and nikita chernyakhovsky were not the first to notice the drowning children. this is a duck house for another 20 meters the

if a pond is drained from the board, it means that the hippocrates plant is working in full, this isf the main objects of the empire of the former policeman dmitry ostrovsky, which produces so called substance, that is, alcohol for the production of fanfurics. the enterprise smoked work inspected production. everyone was responsible for their own area, they showed us the production. we also found white plastic canisters with alcohol. we also stumbled upon a waste storage facility . they were completely filled with brown and smelly water. already outside the gates of the enterprise we were met by an aggressive person. he didn't like us sticking our noses into someone else's highly profitable business. i listen to you. you went to the hippocrates factory and what is the general director here? the reception head of the ulyanovsk hippocrates gusev we saw a campaign stand for the ecological program of the village of mollovka, which must adhere to alcohol products, the representative of sober russia, yan ivanov, also carefully studied the production scheme, respectively, yeast is added the

. >> i am the youngest international pond champion award winner in history. yes, ponds. -- puns.all me a pundit. [laughter] kristen: you are like an extra level punner. you actually go to -- you want to this annual championship, right, and texas? >> i did. when i was 17, i begged my parents to let me attend the international pond championships. i was the youngest contestant, when i arrived. i felt a little bit out of place but also i felt like they were my people because i have been making puns for as long as i have been able to speak. and it was an incredible experience. somehow i ended up being selected the m.v.p. of the competition which made me the youngest international pun championships award winner in history, which is a struct that i still struggle to wrap my head around. kristen: m.v.p. is what? >> most valuable punner, obviously. kristen: of course. we are in luck here -- we have a resident pundit who heard about you and wanted to go head-to-head, soto, puns upon with you -- toe to toe, pun to pun with you. let's bring in spencer question. >> estimate you i -- nice to m

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on all future maps, it will be known as crane pond. joe rosato jr. >> i'd like everybody to have the fun that my family had. >> reporter: -- nbc bay area news. >> it is beautiful. >>> you made through the holiday. now you have that new year's eve party to look forward to. the next few weeks is going to be a critical turning point for our country, fighting not just one but three viruses. new numbers from the cdc show early signs the flu and rsv may have peaked but covid infections are climbing. over the last two weeks, covid hospitalizations are up 7%, deaths 15%. joining me now is dr. monica gandhi with ucsf. thanks for being with us here on the day after christmas. we appreciate it. let's talk about the next couple of weeks because i have to say i did test before my gathering tomorrow. i plan to test before new year's eve. people are letting their guards down. we saw all those packed airports. how worried should we be about going back to school and work as the new year begins if we haven't tested? >> so for one thing, you know, every

so at this point, water just starts to pond up a little bit more. a lot of problems out there where we're sitting on the embarcadero right y

so like these wild areas here by the pond to a non flashing job, it's much present ties. but of course i know there are also native plants that we use. like ment i spoke to you min, so the mix of native and non native plants seems to work well for many animals. like the dragon flies, bees and an extra garden has many advantages, but it is a lot of work. and gardeners need to be knowledgeable about the plans. it must our to enter the and see got like the natural gone. but does it live up to the idea of god that supports native plants and ecosystems? i think the best ratio is probably to have between 10 to 20 percent non natives new fights and the rest 80 to 90 percent native species. and especially for the new fighter would be desirable that they kind of fit into our ecosystems as well. so that in tech pollinators recognize these species, this still one big sticking point, according to research is people's perception of what constitutes a beautiful garden needs to change. but maybe it's helpful to know that a garden with such a mix of plants could better survive climate ch

this is the kind of ponding that cars need to be very careful about. we have seen most cars be careful and slow down just like the one that's approaching now. every now and then you get one that approaches it a little faster than it should. what we're seeing now rain-wise is different from what we saw an hour ago, which seemed to be quite a downpour, or feel like one, at least. it was a bit heavy but did pass quickly, much like this storm has overall impacted san jose this morning. this is video from willow glen downtown area that we took earlier this morning where rain came in spurts. it wasn't enough to derail fitness enthusiasts of morning workouts. we caught up with one man who experienced flooding in the past and said he's prepared for this storm. >> what i've noticed is where the driveway ends, that whole gutter just floods. so usually every, i don't know, 12 hours, i go out there and sweep the drains, get the leaves out so it can run down. that's the only thing you can really do. other than that, just stay inside. >> reporter: now, we mentioned

water is definitely pond id on some of our roadways.under highways on your local streets as well. those deeper green yellow areas indicating widespread areas of moderate to heavy rain. that just continues across the region and will continue over the next couple of hours here right into the middle of the morning commute. 06:00am heavy rain shifting down into the southern end of the peninsula. east bay and south bay. and even when you think you're catching a break, some pop-up showers will be seen on into the late morning. even a few rolls of thunder possible on towards around noontime today into the afternoon skies. clear out. really nice. we're going to be dry into tomorrow. wednesday, most consistently dry and sunny day of the forecast for for thursday friday into saturday. your last 3 days of 2022, we see a return of rainfall. so this is a set up for a lot of rain by the end of the week. additional rain on top of what we've already seen. well amounts anywhere from 2 to around 4 inches of it, including what we saw last night. this is g

exist, and even in the cold it is very loud here, if not from drunken companies planning around the ponding tuned cars. they don’t drive past purposefully, they go to the small armored street with the onset of darkness, the streets and alleys turn into a continuous parade of vanity if you bought a car with a boosted engine. or rather, you made an upgrade, he is on the patriarch. you see, this car drives in circles. you think this car is going from point a to point b. no, she's just driving around the pond the patriarchs have long deserved the title of the most restaurant district of moscow, galleries of expensive establishments on the first floors of houses above which vacationers do not even remember this, nor offices, residential apartments, if we hear a car through 2-3 windows at 3:00 am with the roar of music, then i i don't know what actually, how is it. at what level should it be turned on so that all the guys bounce? hello, do you ride so loudly here, and you people live here in general, deputies of the moscow city duma propose to increase the fine for noisy driving in several tim

watch for the blue puddling and ponding.ne alert for solano county up near nut tree, and there's slowing on west 880 there. gilman, or just shy of all lanes were blocked for a short period of time but everything is off to the shoulder for now. there's an incident on the grid there, maybe flashing flights. right where 680 and 84 come together, there's more slowing and there's only one lane that gets through that narrow area as the lane shift happens westbound 84 out of livermore, pleasanton and into sunol. you can continue over towards the dublin interchange because that's a smooth drive. and watch these conditions despite light traffic. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> big changes for the silver and black. the raiders benched their quarterback for the rest of the season. >> that means the 49ers will face a quarterback making his first nfl start on sunday. here's an early look at this new year's day match-up. >> the 49ers will play their final road game of the regular season sunday at las vegas, even though they punched the

people near those ponds won't.he dangers that happen with icing over christmas that signage in this country very very poor whether it's safety or directional. well people read signs. i've lost count. i go to ponds with my kid and everyone feeds the dogs and. there are about ten signs that say not feed the dog. well, it talks is a little different from a drowning sign. yeah, i know. a little different from a drowning sign. yeah, i know . the drowning sign. yeah, i know. the thing is that another video show is, you know, a bandaid solution for a deeper problem . the other for a deeper problem. the other thing that needs to be done on top of signs it's not the only thing is to schools about it and to get to the kids about it and you know really to them why too much safety isn't great idea but on this occasion it's very wise and people have died the shocking incident is it's really shocking, very upsetting for us. as michelle, i can remember the green cross code man. stop, look and listen he says, but these days that a

frozen lakes, ponds, canals _ winter months. frozen lakes, ponds, canals and _ winter months.ok picturesque, but they can be lethal. there _ picturesque, but they can be lethal. there are _ picturesque, but they can be lethal. there are no — picturesque, but they can be lethal. there are no greater warnings of this then — there are no greater warnings of this then yesterday's tragic events. we would _ this then yesterday's tragic events. we would ask parents and carers to remind _ we would ask parents and carers to remind their children at the dangers of ice _ remind their children at the dangers of ice and _ remind their children at the dangers of ice and why they must keep off it. of ice and why they must keep off it please — of ice and why they must keep off it. please help us to avoid this happening again. we will continue to work closely with our emergency service _ work closely with our emergency service colleagues and provide any support— service colleagues and provide any support that we can at the scene. again _ support that we can at the scene. again we — support tha

it's raining enough, we will likely get some ponding on roadways.n the pre-dawn darkness, that could be a little more of a challenge on the road. i will show you a couple places which might want to become aware of that. we've been getting steady rain in the east bay for last few hours. oakland, alameda, around that part of the bay. if we come to the south bay, we're also seeing decent rain over here. so sunnyvale, san jose, milpitas, you're getting a decent band of rain. there's a good bit of rain over the dumbarton bridge right now. there's a look as you head out from it east palo alto, over the dumbarton. there's the san mateo bridge. we've got rain in hayward. and also rain in the city. you can see a good little band here coming in right across like twin peaks, and then working its way down towards like lower hayden. we've also got rain in the north bay right now. so it's sporadic at this point, it's on again-off again. these cells are not stalling out in any one particular place. you can see how that plays out through the morning. that's how it'

walter filled the pond with bass for the boys. >> they built rafts, they were like huck finn and tom sawyer. >> reporter: they took out building plans and permits. somehow nature won their hearts. >> everybody loved it. >> reporter: not a single nail ever went in. >> things happened and that's life. >> reporter: in the decades, they were safering their land. they saved mount diablo, others were buying parts of the mountain. >> we've been working to preserve the main peaks and the connection to other regional parks. >> reporter: the nearly seven-acre crane property with its spring-fed pond was well within their saits. last year, a page turned when walter fell ill. >> he suddenly got leukemia and he passed away. it was a hard loss. >> reporter: she agreed to sell the than to save mount diablo. >> i thought in his name, i would pass it on. >> reporter: these are not rich people. a teacher and an engineer. they fell in love with this property. and ultimately decided to protect it. >> reporter: under the deal save mount diablo had to raise $500,000 to buy the site. the goal is to become p

there is also ponding there.disabled vehicle in the westbound direction so one lane is temporarily blocked. reminder that all trades here, system reggie: be careful, this is what you face if you are getting on highway 101 and san rafael this morning. windshield wipers are working overtime this morning. this is the dorm drew has been talking about all week. it is going to last through your commute and beyond. pay attention and allow yourself extra time as you are heading to work today. kumasi: police are unsure if this is a targeted attack or random, this is coming as the community is coming together to remember the victims at a difficult time. >> this situation has shaken moscow, idaho and the university of idaho communities. they were found murdered, these victims, at an off-campus house more than two weeks ago. police have led to dust yet to make an arrest or a picture. >> we are trying to polls -- pull people into that picture. >> police said there was no imminent threat to the community but later changed thei

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he leads the scientists to where the water drains from the fish breeding ponds. and they want to investigate whether installing a turbine here would be worthwhile. first, they measure the speed of the water flowing from the fish farm back into the ada. on the water travels through a one meter wide channel flowing with surprising force. it's fenced enough to almost sweep the scientist off his feet. the researchers want to do more than just help the fish farm. their data will be given to a research network called neva, which supports water and energy management projects. if it made up, was it one of us? i just got a did i thought a check how fast the water is traveling? it's 9.6 meters per 2nd, a good reading, but only one of several factors that decide whether it's really worth installing a turbine. here, the researchers still have to calculate the flow rate from their data. the gradient also counts and that varies depending on the water level of the ada. it's currently rather low, which helps i for work smoother high you hear the drop is 3.6 meters enough to make

there were ponds and you had lily pads, cattails. i mean, unbelievable. i mean, gee whiz, as a little boy ming from searchlight. as i look back, growing up in searchlight, i couldn't believe where i was raised. i was born in my parents' house in searchlight. we didn't have much money, but they left me something better. they taught me that by hard work, in america, you can succeed. my dad was a hard rock miner who--a lot of times, he worked and nobody paid him, and when they paid him, the checks bounced. my mother took in wash. now, you might ask, in a town of a few hundred people, whose wash would she take in? when i grew up in searchlight, it was a town of prostitutes. at one time, we had as many as 13 bordellos in searchlight. searchlight itself had no trees, no grass. it was just a place where there was no water. i'd wanted to go back to piute springs cause as a boy, my youthful mind, it was like paradise. and i went back. somebody had burned the trees, the big cottonwood trees. the fort had been knocked down. the lily pads were gone, the ponds were go

according to nabu, er, hmm, and, to be honest, i'm so pessimistic because, er, they'll pay for the pondin, and you'll be right again. that's right, it's all about the fight against corruption, the case was closed, they paid and moved on. and someone will bail paid, and someone just says, as in that joke, vacation pay, he says, why did you come here to such an expensive resort? well, how did you get vacation pay, that you have such large vacation pay at the court? well, it depends on who you let go, it’s called the amount of vacation pay, peter, but still, seriously, could it be so that gennadiy trukhanov did not participate and if there really was a criminal group at the level of his first deputy and two deputies. and gennadiy trukhanov himself is generally incorrigible in spirit, ears and nose, as the russians say, he did not participate in the organization of the activities of this zoo, just as far as i read the media , nabu has video recordings of the transfer of money to these three persons, and apparently they simply do not have a video of the transfer of money to trukhanov, or is

ready fresh, clear water from the nearby ada river constantly flows into all 18 fish ponds. are these also ideal conditions for a hydro power plant? harvey harbor and slightly kaiser are researching how water bearing facilities such as fish farms and waste water. ready plants could generate their own green energy. ready and listen here and understand we're going to check out this site and see where we might be able to install hydro electric turbines. young ice will do an on site inspection and take measurements to see where it would make sense to install that. susie and i've also mafia, i'm so bomb without harming nature. just was under the years had sent her list through what makes this interesting is that we're in a man made facility. we're not out in the natural environment. we're a hydro power unit would disrupt the ecosystem and the fish that live there. it's yeah. dunden fishing dog, liam, shaun hood henley la maya wants to use green power to make his fish farm fit for the future as a but he had to let if we use quite a lot of energy by operating cleaning equipment wit

there's a lot of ponding out there, a lot of risk of hydroplaning.you don't have to go outside, i highly recommend you wait for the rain to cease. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i'm with you, bob. i was white-knuckling it on the freeway. so much standing water. i kept looking down. i was going 32 miles an hour. my windshield wipers koufld barely keep up. thanks for those warnings and that advice. we'll see you again soon. >> we have new video just into our news room that shows flooding on highway 92. is happening in sections from skyline boulevard to main street. this is in half moon bay. that section of the highway is shut down. cal fire says there is no estimated time on when it will reopen. there also are reports of small mudslides in that same area. >>> all this rain opened a sinkhole on highway 12 in santa rosa. this is on the westbound side near dutton avenue. the left lane is closed while chp crews work to repair it. the chp says anyone who can should just avoid the area. otherwise expect delays. >>> stay with us all weekend long as we con

if you know, historically you've seen water ponding up in past events where we see a lot of rainfall time to get those preps in order ahead of it. 40's and 50's for current temperatures right now said matt hale oakland-alameda at 49 degrees. san jose. you're at 50 degrees. well, tipper on sonoma in petaluma each at 47 later on today. we're really going to keep those temperatures around just making the 50's. so not much of a change from this morning off and on showers midday. your best time to be getting outside rain really kicking back up on into mid afternoon. i'm talking plenty more about it. still to come raining. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your web 7, 8 minutes traveling into the city this morning. >> but remember a slowdown, if you can, san mateo bridge 80 to 101 a 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes, but again, very slick. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes on this thursday morning. well, in the firefighters are bracing for potential flooding and debris flow around the glass

enter the rooney family brought home a hidden pond tree every christmas for more than a decade.king for? every year is different there. frasier for family. we like the way it feels, but every tree is different, right? so is unique. every year we try to look for something that's full and has a good like topper. so we put our angel on top. so you're an angel family, not a star family angel family, not a star family, and it looks like they found a o stma tree and 30lde chrima? it's off into thorr perfect tree. a tiny seeds long journey made possible love and care. by the way, you know how america this morning, the death toll from the historic holiday storm rising. this is a war with mother nature planes grounded, no driving four ft of snow and more on the way power outages making life miserable what to expect today? breaking overnight yet another attack on a power substation in the u. s thousands in the dark after four acts of vandalism in the past 24 hours, adding to several in recent weeks, all highlighting the vulnerability of the nation's power grid. what security experts are s