this is the this is me all possible chocolate speciality all the possible gold caps and it's a truffle filling with paper called so knots he said it's special because the history of the gold caps is closely linked to pass out for strict is. shaped like the gold colored caps wealthy passo women used to wear the gold cap chocolates are very popular as a sweet souvenir. town hall is one of the most beautiful buildings in the old town and a great photo opportunity on the television are markers showing flood levels over the past centuries here's a look back at some of the recent floods in the city. personnel has had to deal with flooding throughout its history. the residents are used to it . but. if you move to paso and have a three rhythm so yes you know that sooner or later they'll overflow their backs as well so what's how it is. as it was as. flooding hit paso especially hard in july one thousand nine hundred fifty four. the level of the danube reached twelve meters twenty. more than six hundred buildings were underwater for days the damage caused to millions it will be there as on the

it's known as the city of three rivers possible in southeastern germany. this is where the danube been and it's reversed meet. and right in the middle of it all is the beautiful old town. the rivers are both a blessing and a curse they've made possible prone to floods but for centuries the waterways were important trading routes the wealth brought to the city is reflected in its architecture. for example the festool bottles it's almost eight hundred years old and one of the largest surviving mediæval fortress complexes in europe from the top there's a great view over the city of three rivers. i've always wanted to visit possible because of its special location and of course when i'm here i'll do a hike in the bavarian forest a popular destination not too far from possible and here's what's also on today so . we make a detour to who gets it our miles. our week leave your video takes us to the island of course chunk in thailand. and we accompany globetrotter steve finish to the famous ruins of much of beach in piru. possible ways not only been shaped by its

is that even possible at this stage? it is possible at this stage? it is possible to us to extend article 50 up possible to us to extend article 50 up to the last minute. the eu is most likely to grant that extension but it is not going to be permanent and it will most likely be an till july to the real question is what do they think is going to happen within they think is going to happen within the next few months to make it worth extending. the european commission president is saying he is suffering from brexit fatty, you have seen with the french and the irish leaders. this is the issue. people know that theresa may does not have the support of her party, we have seen the support of her party, we have seen fracturing within labour. we are seeing potential resignations from members of her cabinet possible. if there was some form of brexit delay, perhaps the situation on the negotiation site might not be much different at however theresa may's own ability to coalesce an agreement appears to be weakening by the day. could we see something that could

of a possible war. this have to confront supposedly can military and aid, which is not humanitarian aid. it is just direct intervention in order to have regime change, which has been the purpose of the trump government from the very beginning. what regime change has meant in other places. we know the experience of regime change in libya and iraq and we know what the people in syria are facing today as a consequence of this imperial attempts to have regime change. so there is no possibility that this so-called humanitarian aid will make any positive contribution to the venezuelan situation. it is just going to make it worse. because it is deepening the crisis in terms of medicine and food for the venezuelan people on one hand, it is increasing the likelihood of an escalation and opening up the doors to the possibility of a civil war. so the need for some sort of negotiation for putting a stop to this escalation and to put the blame on one hand on maduro's responsibility for having throughout this six yea

don't give us any possible.date during your recent press conference you said that in order to rebuild its relationship with y. that russia. country. just to turn the page build new facilities and move on it has to get to the bottom of any by lesions that may have taken place in the past it sounds like you believe that there are some forces in russia whom may not be willing to pursue that path is that right. i think i don't want to comment your question because first the full responsibility for my error or for responsibility sometimes i think. worth working in russia is. because we didn't have any support i mean serious support yes we have support from any sort of sports we working and said the working group ok it's what a nice but we need nobody hearing. nobody racing the boat special position that professional position. to probe what may be. for example the person who is the. president pushing through to schools to hold the information. to different appeal. to many information do i understand you correctly mr g

>> i believe it's possible. that's why we started our investigation and i'm really anxious to see where director mueller concludes that. >> mccabe also says the president is undermining u.s. intelligence services. it's the latest in a string of accusations raising some serious concerns. let's start there this hour. >> just more extraordinary statements and revelations coming from andrew mccabe as he is out promoting his book. he goes to this issue that he still thinks the president could be a russian asset and he talks about the moments they were deciding right after the firing of fbi director james comey that they needed to open this investigation. he said they were obligated to do so because there was a basis to believe that a crime had been committed. really an extraordinary statement. he was also asked about the conversations that he had with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who had brought up in a meeting the notion of wearing a wire. mccabe said he was not joking because he brought it up again.

weather service has issued a winter weather advisory until 10 am sunday, up above 1500 feet, we possibly could have amounts going around 2 to 4 inches. another dusting of snow in the bay area, and more than dusting for the higher peaks, we will have more in the forecast for tomorrow, coming up in a bit. >> we could have moments of rain, so this might be useful to you, ktvu is offering a newly updated ktvu weather app work will find live radar, hourly updates, and the seven day forecast as well as videos from our weather team. you can also submit your own weather picture's to the app as well. >>> turning now to pacifica where two people were killed in another wrong way crashed. >> this is the 2nd fatal runway crash in the bay area in less than a week. we have more from pacifica. >> reporter: it took five hours, but finally all the lanes on northbound state highway one reopened, and it was really tough for the chp to respond to that scene, and for people who were driving by to see it. two times in six days. >> >> reporter: san francisco chp responded to a fatal runway crash. >> it never ge

isolated areas of heavy rain and even thunderstorm development will be possible between times of sunshine into the afternoon. daytime highs will be cooler than yesterday's peaking in the low 50's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ... all westbound lanes on sto ... and more rain is expected today.( darya ) its impacting the commute this morning.kron4's sara stinson is live in novato with more. sara? you can see people right now being diverted off of highway 37 in the westbound lanes at atherton avenue. highway 37 is closed from here to 101. eastbound is open as of now - but depending on flood levels and the rain we are expected to get this morning - those lanes could close too.you can see the flooding in this video - it has become too dangerous for people to drive through. this closure is going to cause a real headache during this morning's commute.c-h-p marin gave

the police backed off from one anti-government rally a possible sign of solidarity from security forces. venezuela is wracked by economic crisis medicines electricity and even food are in short supply. the u.s. has pledged to support by sending humanitarian aid president donald trump even left open the possibility of providing military backing in your area which is all options. but maduro retains powerful allies russia china and his country's military. with the crisis escalating he appeared on state t.v. visiting an army base an apparent attempt to project strength. and let's get more now on the situation in venezuela we are joined by manuel fed add he is a political analyst from venezuela and he's with berlin's institute for latin american studies good morning or next for joining us i'd like to first begin with this news just out this morning the fact that france says that one of the opposition can legitimately call an election here a new presidential election of course we know that my daughter essentially rejected that ultimatum from the e.u. what's your reaction to this so we will se

or way of defining competition i think as long as there's a possibility to enter the market even if there's only one player there's effective competition and indeed in the past the european commission has been complicating all their mergers like for example the woman telecoms between vodafone and mannesmann and only a few years later the same commission was complaining that there were no european champions. in telecom so this is a weird decisions also strange that mrs vest dog is so keen to double down on controversial aspects of her job wall sort of ignoring the core of her job which is to police state for example she allowed italy to bail out a bank that just passed just with all the whimper right so the e.u. commission they're not painted in a very nice light paul were talking about competition we just heard that this decision makes the e.u. prop possibly less competitive we certainly know the german economy minister presented a national industry strategy only yesterday that aids to create a national champion is today's need to killing any such a mission. no quite the contrary it's only

we make a detour to who gets a possible start miles.our week leave your video takes us to the island of course in thailand. and we accompany globetrotter steve finish to the famous ruins of much of peach you in the room. possible it's not only been shaped by its three rivers the city's former rulers also left their mark with their magnificent churches and castles their story is told in the first obama's museum it's closed during the winter and reopens in mid march but they let me inside for a look. this is where in twelve seventeen. the second was given the title of prince of the show by the emperor the bishops of possible became the spiritual and such of the rulers over the city for generations the first old balls was home to the prince bishops. in the museum you can find out how puzzles alltel was built in the seventeenth century most of the houses burnt down so it tell you architects were called to rebuild the city in baroque style and that's how they designed. publicity brochures describe it as the bavarian venice it is true with it

stronger on the possibility of a delay. may will brief to her cabinet about the possibility of delaying the brexit date. the futures for europe. looking like we will follow the europe equity session into the red this morning. european markets looking at losses at the start of the trading day. u.s. futures down between a quarter and half a percent. a expect to see that at the start of the wall street day. the 5100 down by three tons of 1% -- 3/10 of 1%. we keep an eye on the mining sector. oil prices, profits and other assets in the commodity space. the mining sector could be in focus. the ibex down by 4/10 of 1%. that is a picture on these markets as they open up. we have seen president trump talking about the possibility of doing a deal on china or not. that remains a possibility as well. what do the individual stock moves tell us this morning? matt: we are seeing more stocks down than up this morning. you can see 485 stocks trading down. only 95 are gaining right now. taking a look at the gainers. jen lab adding the most

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not believe the strategic were worse the possibility grows but it's still a possibility there these missiles are of course an additional danger but the russian already had similar missiles deployed gunships on bombers so it doesn't dramatically immediate we change the situation but tell us i mean how i mean certainly it will impact the dynamics because i mean russia has repeatedly unveiled new missiles so if the treaty is indeed dead. what do you anticipate can we see moscow excel orating its arm program arms program ever faster because that's what people are really worried about here a new arms race. again a new arms race is possible but it will take time to take up momentum russia has the possibility to deploy long range cruise the same or less cruise that they have on ships can be deployed or basically trucks on the land want yours and that's maybe ten twenty times cheaper to buy a truck than to buy a frigate and to maintain a truck than a frigate but the united states right now does not have anything to deploy on land for the coming server rose years so that means an arms race a

possible delivery but not on time.hose words that don't mean anything anymore. when she says i am being very clear. she lacks complete clarity on the subject. she says she is to deliver. she's not going to deliver. it would be high time for british politicians and western politicians to actually say words and that are in that equation with what they are doing. and just one last thing, british civil service is actually preparing, have you heard about project after? that is interesting. you should look into it. we will look into it next week. i think it is still possible. both. deliver something but not on time. that's it for dateline london for this week. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. we have a couple of rain arriving in northern ireland. still that rain arriving across the north of scotland. hello there, it is not as windy today but it is cold we have some rain around as we head into the afternoon. the rain heading to south—east england, breaking up behind that. also a curl of rain arriving in norther

so i don't even think that's really possible.that still president trump is going to come out and say, this is a success, because we have a freeze deal, they're not testing, maybe there will be a peace declaration, which is a political statement that the war is over, and that's enough, or a joint statement for president trump to say he's been successful. >> gabby, what do you hear when it comes to the relationship between trump and kim jong-un? we show you in public all of those sort of positive, effusive things the president has to say about him? what's the sense from your reporting? is that a strategic element on trump's part, just in terms of in his mind, you know, trying to butter up kim jong-un, or is there a sense in the administration, is there a sense in the folks you talk to that there's a genuine affinity there? >> it's probably a mix of both. the president has always emphasized the personal aspect of his relationships with foreign leaders. he's gushed over kim jong-un, he's gushed over president xi in china. there's so

that is a possibility. the truth of the matter is, if i'm a republican right now and i have a concern about this president being able to declare emergency, i don't want this to get to a second vote. i want to have such a large number of voters come out. so many republicans vote in this first round that the president won't think about vetoing it, then we can negotiate it another way. i don't think anyone wants to have to go through this process in another 18 to 20 days and then have to corral five or six more people. just get it done now and then they can cover themselves. >> if mitch mcconnell stretches this out the 18 days as we would expect him to, would he be hoping during that time, secretly hoping, that there is a court injunction against the emergency declaration somewhere so that then he might be able to just let senators go on this and vote any way they want? >> i think the clear answer to that is yep. i also don't think this is just a political calculation on republican senators. i think this is a

that's possible. >> and polling data.s that what you put in the realm of clients trying to impress a client? or get to something more sinister? have the judge saying becausically manafort is putting himself in this position of what he's going to be facing in terms of prison time because he's trying to shield a russian associate. why would he be putting himself in the position he's facing to shield a russian associate? >> the judge went on the record well beyond the notion of maybe a he forgot and maybe it was difficult for him to misremember or tie this. she said this is a creation of a firmative narrative that defied the facts. so there wasn't any ambiguity as to whether he was lying and not just because he made a mistake but affirmatively lying. and we know the russians have what is called comp rumot. we have dirt on you and we can hold that over you and control you. and the question is do they have that on manafort and the bigger question is if they have it on manafort, do they have it on manafort's boss, who is new th

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more showers are possible next weekend. (pam) next weekend.are possible next weekend. (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. spring training has only just begun for the giants, but it opens with the end of an era-- as three-time world champion manager bruce bochy announced this year will be his last. bochy broke the news in arizona this morning when the full squad reported for camp... and he's saying goodbye after 13-years with the franchise. regardless of what happens this season, his resume is unassailable.. 3-world series titles, just one of 10 managers to achieve that feat... more than 19- hundred career victories, which is 11th all time... and he's a lock for the hall of fame. --it's been well documented that the 63- year-old has had health complications...multiple heart procedures over the years, but he maintains, that has nothing to do with this decision --the giants skipper...on why he's bidding farewell. 'in my mind it's time. i've managed with my gut, i came up here in 2007 with my gut,

possibility of a thunderstorm. some sunny breaks and more showers tonight. chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> in the north bay the westbound lanes of highway 37 of closed because of flooding and now the slowest lane on the eastbound side is shut down for construction. luz pena has the details. > reporter: the flow of traffic on highway 37 westbound is, well, nonexistent. >> the road is flooded and that's because a levee breached about a mile to our right. >> reporter: a product of the creek being at capacity due to the rain and water spilling onto the field that surrounds the highway and spilling over to the road, causing drivers to reroute to the 101. >> it just adds more drive time to the day. >> reporter: how much more? >> probably 20 minutes. >> reporter: we asked to see the problematic area firsthand. we went under highway 37 eastbound where the levee was breached. caltrans says the saturated land gave way and the only option now is to fill the hole. >> in novato the river comes through here and the force of the water or just the weight of all that water ca

>> i think it's possible. i think that's why we started our investigation and i'm really anxious to see where director mueller concludes that. >> add to that a big report from the "new york times" outlining how the president has spent the last two years trying to undermine and stop two of the major investigations that have been dogged his presidency, the russia investigation and the investigation into his long time personal attorney michael cohen, which is raising new red flags about possible obstruction of justice after the times reports that the president asked acting attorney general matt whitaker to put someone trump perceives as an ally back in charge of the cohen investigation even after he had recused himself. jessica schneider is in washington with much more. cnn had previously reported that the president and whitaker have talked in the past couplemon m t monthed about the cohen investigation. the "new york times" is giving much more detail. >> our team reported that a few months ago, that the presiden

so it was possible for women to have roles inside. what would it have been possible that she would have been that she would have used weapons and that she would have been part of atrocities against other people but that have been possible. it could have been a very very late stages and there is actually some evidence to suggest the islamic state gone the idea of the involving women in combat and they even featured in one of their videos i think from to print from twenty eighteen but it was a disparity change very very late in the day and it was more kind of a last resort being so now is still possible as well but i think that would be quite difficult to prove all right if she was if she was involved in it right and how to us where we're told that around nine hundred pots a thousand british citizens have made this trek to join eisel over the past seven years or so we understand that maybe four hundred have returned what's happened to them. well and of the four hundred returned we were told by the security minister ben wallace last year

this is a possibility. we need to explore that.table and all i am saying is that we have now the technology to figure out whether we are the smartest people on the block. >> that will be the most interesting question. maybe we can learn from them. if we are not. but so far, we have been just focusing down here on earth on disputes among nations, we should consider the possibility that we are not alone and then learn from other civilizations that are out there. >> i set my radio audience affair when i ask this question. you don't sister have to answer it. do we want them to be religious? think about that. dr. loeb, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> i want to ask everybody to answer the question at smer conic.com. do you agree with harvard astronomer avi loeb that it's arrogant to assume we are alone in the universe. >>> still when national enquirer wanted to post nos to, bezos exposed the nos to. the president thinks fighting socialism is a campaign message s. he right? that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum h

. far we simply don‘t know whether that's possible.‘t it? i guess we have to remind ourselves, jonathan, to see the north korean leader received like this, with all smiles, when he runs one of the most viciously repressive regimes in the world. hundreds of thousands of people, according to the un, in prison camps. but he is an honoured guest, he is an important person to be spoken to. yes, and i suppose you could say that is all down to the fa ct could say that is all down to the fact that he actually has nuclear weapons, which is precisely why one can imagine the north koreans are very reluctant to take any significant steps to ending that capability. the fact is that north korea can pose now a significant nuclear threat, particular to its neighbours, much more than the united states, and that this summit here is all about ending that possibility. we are a very long way from that, but given the paralysis that has been in any kind of diplomacy in the past two to three decades, having these summits has opened up that possibility. the ex

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than ten million signatures asking for respect for stepping up the pressure washington rules the possibility of talks with. socialist governments. or international news center in moscow is r.t. welcome to the program. germany and france have reached a compromise on the joint russian german gas pipeline project nord stream. commenting on the german chancellor. america lauded franco german cooperation. after it was previously suggested paris was seeking to derail it. takes us through know how an amended e.u. order on gas got the enterprise back on track the directive is now a compromise between frogs between germany which means the project will be still going ahead though it looked like it was set to be derailed off to france announced on thursday that it was actually going to support an e.u. directive that could have complete east scuppered this entire pipeline this is a pipeline that would bring gas directly from russia roy the way through germany it even had gone to the point that suggested that there was a diplomatic tensions between the two countries over this project what had caused pres

it's possible it's possible but the united states is going to have a really big problem intervening militarily in its own hemisphere i mean. that's a that's a big big. problem you know in terms of crossing the rubicon in geopolitically that's huge you know if you look at the united states is even in their most or diversity for its phases of interventionism an aggression in the one nine hundred eighty s. with regards to all salvador nicaragua etc they did they did relied on proxy forces they relied on u.s. backed guerrilla privatized armies with u.s. people advising them but not full on military intervention so so you know it could go so far as the mining of nicaragua harbor ronald reagan you know maybe something more remote like this but i i don't see direct intervention i do see however the united states using its allies in brazil and colombia to a lesser degree but brazil seems to be. a lot more sort of in washington's political camp let's say. just getting on to the comments if the u.s. state might pump a himself or supports the opposition is not just in venezuela cuba and they all say from

ninth without a deal several government ministers threatened to resign if she did not offer the possibility of more time on. prime minister teresa mayes announcement of a motion to the labor exit is actually the announcement of a series of votes and more votes if parliament rejects the deal she is negotiating with the european union it can vote the next day on whether it endorses a no deal bragg's it and if parliament rejects that the government will on the fourteenth of march bring forward a motion on whether parliament wants to see a short limited extension to article fifty. and if that house votes for an extension seek to agree that extension approved by the house with the e.u. and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension. the british pound rose on news of may's motion which called some fears that britain will crash out of the european union in just over a month without a deal some analysts have predicted economic chaos if that happens. several senior ministers have threatened to resign unless may allowed m.p.'s to extend the march

once we hit sunday, another quarter of an inches possible. dry weather monday and tuesday and next wednesday into thursday we could see what is called an atmospheric river event happening. that is possibly flooding rains into next week. again, maybe next thursday. still several days out from this. about you but we are going to monitor this. >> that's a big event possibly. >>> up next our breaking news in san francisco. more questions for pg&e and new video. stay with us. yep. i'm doing this. we're really doing this grandma! [music] we're finally doing this [music] i'm so doing this! we're really doing this! you could be doing this when you sail with the #1 cruise line in alaska, visit princess.com media posts. >>> well what is really valuable in our reporting, all of the social media post. this is snapchat video. >> chris chmura with a look at what people posted. >> you notice there is one thing missing from here, police officers and firefighters. they are on scene so early watching this fire, evenmages a of it not helping to tell the story.

on the backstop having improving the arbitration, i think, would be another possibility. all these kind of things that i think would then be able to replace the backstop, alternative arrangements >> you think the onus is on brussels to propose those or on the british? >> i think the emphasis on brussels to actually come towards the british position and say, look, guys, you know, this overall withdrawal agreement is very favorable to brussels overall, which is why i voted against it three or four weeks ago. for brussels to poouf just a little bit in the u.k. direction in the spirit of compromise and find a new solution that will work >> 44 days until march 29th deadline, at that point, unless something changes, the u.k. will exit the yourp even union with or without a deal. as we get closer to that date, a lot of people inside parliament here will be getting very concerned about no deal and what that means for jobs, for businesses, as many of them have made clear what do you think is the liablehood at this stage of that happening? >> well, i think the most likely outcome i

we'll see the possibility of thunderstorms. here's why.that cold air cumulus and the colder air will be moving in behind this system. 52 in san francisco as well as san jose. a pretty shot there. from the golden gate bridge loking at traffic going pretty well, 52 petaluma as well as livermore. so looking at the winds, breezy with the downpours, but right now not bad. anywhere from 10 to 20-mile-an-hour winds. still quite gusty along the coast. san jose a gust to 31 miles an hour. you go up in height and have the 30 to 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts. we'll look for breezy winds throughout the day today. you can see from this vantage point, our sutro tower camera, the camera is shaking a bit. it's cloudy, we do have poor visibility. delays of over two hours at sfo. so we're looking at the rain and wind winding down but still have scattered showers throughout the day, a chance of a thunderstorm and colder air moving in for tomorrow. so tomorrow evening looking at more rain. today, though, let's time it out for you. you've got the scattered shower

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tonight, we are looking at the possibility of snow down to 1500 feet.e are looking at bay area snow and an advisory for the hills of love 1000 v. a blizzard warning continues until tomorrow. rain falls could see a quarter of an inch to a half inch. i will detail this for you coming up in a little bit. track you can download our free weather app for the latest conditions and our weather team is on facebook and twitter and instagram. >>> we are learning more about a man killed by a wrong way driver. his packed with passengers. alyssa spoke with his family.>> they invited us into.com. he leaves behind a wife and seven children. they are devastated. they remember the mack father as a friend, someone who would take them out for picnics and who worked hard to make money for the family.>> he had bad news. >> reporter: she knew something was wrong when her father did not return at his usual home and did not answer his phone. she took classes during the day and drove uber at night to support his wife and self- control drum.>> we were calling to my dad all night.

this friday and rain is possible clearing. more rain is possible this friday and the weekend. (vicki) don't forget you can stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (grant) a big story tonight... lawmakers are returning to washington ahead of president trump's second state of the union address. (vicki) the white house says the speech will highlight several key issues facing the country. kron 4's mark meredith is in washington with a closer look at what we can expect to hear tomorrow night. nat: "can you tell us what your tone is for sotu?"nat: "i think its unification..."but on twitter...and in this fundraising email monday...the president seems to be digging in, not reaching out...he writes tuesday's address will..."go down in history as the speech that saved america from a great humanitarian crisis at our southern border. white house advisor kellyanne conway."the challenge to all of us is when the

and so i think it is possible, we'll never know, but i think it is possible that the world might have seen a different outcome. >> thank you very much, professor mackmillan. >>> interested in american history tv? visit our web site, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs, and watch college lectures, museum tours, archival films and more. american history tv, at c-span.org/history. >>> american history tv is on c-span 3 every weekend. features museum tour, archival film, and programs on the presidency. the civil war, and more. here's a clip from a recent program. >> now, jeffson does convince washington to announce a design competition and they will do this for the president's house and for the capitol building. so this actually, this comes from a newspaper, they announce it in march 1792, and the president's house doesn't have nearly as many requirements, i think it is much more open-ended, as to the architect's preferences and what they want to design. ultimately, it is james hoban who wins that design competition. the white house very much based

who is concerned about possible flooding there. the town of san anselmo has been getting a lot of rain and you can see what that's doing to the creek behind me and there is more in the forecast. so much so that the county council has canceled tonight's meeting. now this morning this creek was hitting between eight and 9 feet and that has officials worried because when this creek hits 11 feet a siren will sound alerting people of possible flooding because when the creek is at 13 feet they say flooding is eminent. the director of public works says if that happens they will start evacuating people and closing off san anselmo avenue they say they do not want people to come down here and watch the spectacle of the creek overflowing its banks because it's just not safeit's dangerous if it floods down here will get up to 4 feet of water if you look at the floodgates here that we have there almost 4 feet high and if there's 4 feet of water there has their cars of wash down here so you're not gonna be able to hold on to your little kid or y

, is this, is it possible?t is. to be a part of thatis possible? and it is. to be a part of that is amazing. thank you so much leticia back to you. lizo, thank you very much. the duke and duchess of cambridge arrived, they are making their way steadily up the steps, we knew that they were probably on their way. we could see the sign of a police escort, barry is being taken back, and yet, more whites. heavily pregnant last year, in a dark green gown with a black band around the middle, perhaps as a comment to recognise the two campaigns, times up and me too campaigns. a very different look for her. again, it's a real gown. it goes in, it comes out. it's a princess gown. quite beautiful. we talk about the baftas and the unique place in the world, you don't get them at the oscars. you don't get them at the oscars. you don't get royalty at the oscars. the red carpet, cate blanchett, bradley cooper, rami malek and they all waited. they held for the duchess of an dupe asking bench. it doesn't matter, we have the real

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back to you. >> possibly st. mary's cathedral. that was a possible location. from where you are, were you feeling the heat? what was that like? >> well, we were actually one block away. down on gear. when we got here. and that fire was shooting flames 30, 40 feet into the air. what we could feel was it was like it was raining. it was like a storm of water over the entire area. because the firefighters were spraying the adjacent buildings and trying to keep the area as cool as possible. so it was raining water on us. and you could feel some of the heat as you approach closer to the flames. again we were about a block away. when we came here. it was a combination of heat when you got closer. more like rain. from the water that firefighters were pouring onto the building. >> one last question. do we have any idea of what the numbers would be for the residents affected in the area? there's 3,000 people without power. that was cut off. how many residents are in the vicinity that would be affected. >> we did ask chief that question. she said she didn't know. it was

it's possible. sos a 9.3 earthquake. this is part of living in california. 10, 15 year droughts are possible. 50 year droughts have been recorded. you never know, it's california. as you go outside a few scattered showers possible. they will be light. the system is coming from the north. it's not the typical coming from moisture from the ocean. it's coming from the north. that's why it's cool. the idea is tomorrow this is how it looks in the morning and may see a few sprinkles. tomorrow afternoon more sprinkles possible. and late in the day maybe a few more sprinkles. this is a pretty dry system. in it as you see here, tomorrow morning, the scattered showers, it's hit and miss stuff. it won't washout the day. and on thursday the winds go back offshore. thursday and friday are money. saturday looks good and sunday more wet weather. we had a bunch of rain and snow and we're getting a much-needed break. tomorrow won't add into the reservoirs or the rain gauges. the forecast highs tomorrow after a cold start and the five- da