the river is our mother, it owns us, we do not own the river.end, the river was created by a dreamtime serpent, which scoured the land, joining up the waterholes. for the barkindji people the imminent death of a river they consider their mother is a catastrophe that is difficult to comprehend. we're just all suffering. and it is notjust black people, it's everyone. white people and all. it's gotta stop. under the government's murray darling plan, public money is spent buying back water from farmers but the last release of so—called bought—back water was almost a year ago. with billions of dollars allocated to fund the water buyback scheme, questions are now being asked about how the money is being spent. this march, a peer—reviewed study produced by australia's national university found the federal government had grossly exaggerated the amount of water that had been bought back and returned to the environment. in fact, it found that less than 10% of the water the government claimed was being returned ever reached the river. it is said that moder

to river erosion. by going in a tizzy. it was on this side where the poster river is now. a year to get my house was next to that church entrance. the effects of climate change often hit the poorest of the poor the hardest. swapna khan is raising a teenaged son and her husband is ill. after the last flood a neighbor allowed her to build a small dwelling on his property she used materials from what was left of her house . solar energy panels are common here in a village that has been ravaged by the effects of climate change. i like to know that my son sleeps back there and i sleep here in the front this is all we have. and i. don't swap no harvests river shrimp and sells them in the hut they sleep in her son attends a local school she wants him to have a better life i want to tell them i can't read or write so i don't have a lot of options i was born here and i don't want to live anywhere else i can earn a little money here just enough to get by with a. swap now also owns a few sheep. she calls them her life insurance policy she can sell the sheep to pay for her son's educa

rivers: that was around 2004. the idea that women could complete these missions spread to the marine corps. one experience sheena adams shared with me was there was a time felt there were men trying to break her and tester to see if women can hack it. she got to this rural area in afghanistan and there were marines testing her strength to see if she can hang. they took her and her female engagement team on this grueling two-hour march that she said was faster than any market she had ever been on. brian: what is a rough march? ms. rivers: you have your battle gear, probably about 40 pounds. you carry everything you could possibly need on a mission. you also have your weapon with you. they had this heavy gear, weapons, and they were carrying it on the road march. she pulled her women aside and said no matter what, don't start crying and keep up. she said i have a feeling they will try to test us. that is exactly what happened. the women kept up step for step. in terms of deploying women, the army and marines, defini

the reliance on the healthy river system has only increased. from the course of a few short years, so don't be misled. what we have received so far this year only demonstrates the wide swings we have to manage moving forward. you can put an ice cube, even an excellent ice cube and a half cup of coffee but eventually it is going to disappear. the 40 million who depend on this river it is not an abstraction. abstraction. the hardest working american rivers is very real to us and this is personal. i'm a fifth generation from the western slope of the state and my great great grandparents in the tributary in 1888. they run our operation and still educate me on water, the colorado river and fortunately about everything else. meanwhile, my always amazing wife across the continental divide in denver water truly binds the state together and population on the other side of the decide to veto divide in mexico state the only other state with this dynamic that i know of is hawaii. when it comes to water, working together is baked in their dna, and i'm happy

river and to the site. we are moving to october of 1963. what we planned to do is lift cairo in a nest of wires, which are three inches in diameter, lift it out of the grave in which the cairo has rested since she went to the bottom. here, everything is going good. this is the last good day we are going to have. [laughter] we have deployed. this is boaz. there is cairo. there is atlas. on the river was ajax. we have the river blocked with floating barracks. now it is sunday. he says ed, why don't you go listen to the football game? i use a low-pressure steam in my boilers on my cranes. i come back and boy, am i happy. there is the first part of the cairo that has been above water. that would be the section of the vessel on the right side of the casement shield. now, that is the first part of the vessel to see above water, that slide. that is the only picture because it needs to be raised more. we have got to bring it more. what we should have done, we knew that bezo and his sister were not happy with each o

entering the yazoo river. they said, you are just a yankee historian. [laughter] me bearss: well, that pissed off, because that is a put down if you are in vicksburg. the begin doing research on cairo. river,nto a man of the dr. walter johnson. thes too familiar with river because he is going to drown in the operation. you never think you know more about a major river. we did some research and came to the conclusion that cairo was justin the yazoo river below the bluff. is one of seven sister ships all named after cities on the ohio and mississippi river. by theompanied information from dr. johnson, a man of the river and the day, ist on armistice ,efuse to call it veterans day in 1966, we got in a small boat and went up the yazoo river. here you see the map of the area. you see vicksburg. now as you look up the yazoo river, you will see the yazoo river at that time flow into the mississippi at the head of the point. you look up the river and you blanks plantation. we go up there and you think we have found th

that will help the rivers to receipt. the russian river is currently 35.64 feet. it is still above flood stage and projected to drop below flood stage later this morning. the russian river is taking a long time and is slowly receding. we will continue to watch that for you. weather headlines, another dry day with mostly cloudy skies. rain returns with the next weather system late tonight into saturday morning turning scattered showers into a few showers on sunday. we will time it out for u.n. futurecast. it is not a strong storm but will bring widespread wet weather for us. i will detail that in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with gianna franco for friday light traffic. >> if you are hitting the roadways early, you should be good to go on most of the bay area freeways. i want to update you on a trouble spot we have been monitoring for most of the week. we have some closures in effect westbound 37 between harbor and 101. there are detours in place. you can use an alternate. it remains clear without closures or delays. hopefully that will be reopening pretty soon

and, of course, that's why we got into that disastrous river flooding on the russian river last week. here's the set up we're dealing with right now. we have another atmospheric river developing for california. the good news right now is everything is showing it hitting central, also southern california, and then we'll have a storm system riding along the top of this atmospheric river as we hit tuesday and also wednesday's forecasts. so a look right now at storm ranger and mobile doppler radar, it is you are dry as you can see from the north bay to the south bay, but we do have showers that will start to bubble up once we hit tomorrow morning. again, it's that northern edge of the atmospheric river. it doesn't look that heavy for tomorrow morning. but as we head through tomorrow evening, we'll start to see our rainfall pick up. full detail and the timing and totals coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks, jeff. of course, jeff will be tracking the storm on his twitter feed. in fact, he started 20 minutes ago. he posted the sierra snow forecast. do you know what it is? you can find ou

river in california. it starts near mendocino, winds through guerneville and then dumps out in the pacific. has to go 110 miles before it damages in the pacific. that's why it's a gradual process. it's dropping one foot every three hours. so that means we go below flood stage as we hit early tomorrow morning, and then we'll stay below flood stage this weekend. i have a new storm system i'm tracking for saturday. details on that in ten minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> sky ranger was over sebastopol. this is new video of a shopping district on the edge of town called barlow. on the other side there's a waterway that flooded that area. last night the national guard was rescuing people around sebastopol. one family says they lost everything in their home, but are thankful the national guard showed up when they did. >> the house got filled up all the way to four feet to the ceiling. and we just need to get out of there. it's just terrible >> dangerous. >> yeah. all our stuff is ruined >> the laguna desanta ros

we are at river road in guerneville.re is stillwater basically halfway up the door of this business. however, the good news is, since we have been here, about 45 minutes now, we could not see the doorknob. it has dropped almost a foot or if we come and look to see where the water is actually draining, it is circling around over there. that is a good news here. the roadways are continuing to be cleared with damage still being assessed. we have numbers to highlight how bad things got. the river crested at 45.4 feet wednesday night. because of that, 3000 structures were flooded. 59 people had to be rescued. this morning, the water is continuing to go down and sonoma county officials expect the river to reach below flood stage by 10 am this morning. yesterday they said flood levels were going down slower than predicted. it has been days since we have been able to look at this, sky drone 5 was able to get here yesterday and give us a birds eye view of the destruction and the surrounding area. we spoke to a woman who lives in

and as it reaches the russian river it's pure toxic levels. iris graduanov has lived in cazaderos her whole life. she says she's never seen the river look like this for so long. there was countless gallons of oil, diesel and household hazard products taht were swept away the department of toxic substance control has been testing the river -- preliminary resultsshowing some troubling numbersthe level of toxins are very high and we have more tests that should be released. iris says local groups can only do so much -- and she's hoping the federal government will step in and help, soonat this piont i dont think enough is being done becasue it is giong to the mouth of the river.. and .. no one's theresome 300 volunteers are expected to come out saturday to help wtih river, beach and creek clean up and organizers are hoping more folks will come to lend a hand. at russian river ,noelle bellow kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with mostly sunny skies early but then the fog returned. the doppler is showing no rain around the state. low

im the wyoming state engineer and wyoming governor's representative on the colorado river. i wish to express our state support for the drought contingency plans. as you have heard, the colorado river basin has been experiencing severe droughts since 2000 more than once considered during the development of the 2007 guidelines. we now know those operating rules can not sufficiently address one of the worst drought cycles ever seen. they will provide the opportunity, a bridge for the basin states federal government and other key stakeholders to collaborate on a longer-term set of sustainable solutions for managing the colorado river until 2026 when the earlier guidelines are replaced. they reduce the probability that both lakes powell and lake mead will drop to critical locations that could occur as early as 2021. we can see two paths to respond to severe drought in the short-term. one is to watch it happen and risk a lateral action in the lower basin and dispassionate mandatory regulation in the upper basin. the other way is to authorize the dcp but will be lighter on the wat

we begin with the situation along the russian river. governor gavin newsom has issued an emergency proclamation for sonoma county in the wake of this catastrophic storm. floodwaters have damaged an estimated 3000 structures in the russian river is still above flood stage. >> wilson walker life near guerneville to show us some of the damage. >> reporter: the water started to move back during the day. sometimes you could tell it was backing off if you were watching it move down a street or the side of someone's home. the flips wide -- damage left behind. >> pretty fast too much maybe half a day to really prepare especially people at work. >> he knew the flood was coming and the speed with which the water rose took him by surprise. >> for us we got our stuff on time. i think that's the biggest factor how much time you take to prepare for it. >> reporter: now that the water is receding people all across western sonoma county trending back to their homes. many roads to flooded, others are blocked by emergency crews one who likened it to the

all river. >> reporter: now that the river has fallen back and that beach has resurfaced, this is what is left behind. >> mainly tree limbs and branches and stuff like that. whatever was coming from the town floating down the river coming out here. i didn't see furniture or anything like that. a lot of stuff. >> reporter: that is the situation here at the mouth of the river and at the beach north and south of the mouth of the river. let's talk about the roads. i want to take you back to last week and something we showed you one week ago today western sonoma county. >> did you get any that? >> reporter: we were on mays canyon road last wednesday when it came across the mudslide standing there with a couple of neighbors we started sliding and i name a supposition that day that it would be a while before the mud cleared away. i went by the same spot and sure enough the mud is still sitting there by dumb luck an employee of sonoma county was there sizing up the spill and trying to figure out what to do with that mouse and i am told that the county is still putting together the list of all

we're not expecting river flooding. the atmospheric river is aimed towards central and southern california. that's where the moisture is going to go. moderate showers in pockets, and it will be breezy at times. this storm will become elevated as we head towards wednesday to a level 2. tomorrow morning you're fine. by 7:00, 8:00 in the morning we are seeing light to moderate showers. that trend continues 10:00 a.m. >> thank you, sandhya. you can always check where you live on the abc7 news app. you can updates sent directly to your mobile device. >>> former beverley hills 90210 luke perry died today from the massive stroke he suffered last week. the publicist said family and friends were with him when he died, including his two children. abc7 news reporter danya backus has a look at his life and the tributes to him. >> i guess i'll see you around. >> i guess. >> reporter: actor lou perry. >> i think we should see other people. >> reporter: dylan from beverley hills 90210 died monday morning in los angeles. the 52-year-ol

down the river, down the street. this was like a big river down here. >> reporter: these businesses in the path of the fast-moving water. >> i got flooded almost as high as this roof two times in one year. you put all the money from the flood into it and you lose every dime you ever had. >> reporter: michael owns what's left of this auto shop, a frustrating time for a business owner saying he's barely making it as it is. >> every business in the town scratches by any way. everybody in this town goes to santa rosa to spend their money anyway. you know? and how do you ever recover when people don't recognize you're back in business. >> reporter: as folks come back to a place they call home a stark reality is kicking in that this could happen again. >> it is a river. when you live on the river all of your live you go with the flow. >> reporter: plenty of work ahead, cleanup work ahead for both residents and businesses when they return here to guerneville. we know that in an about an hour residents will be allowed to bac

right now i'm seeing another atmospheric river event.arly to exactly pin down totals, but the early estimate is -- that should start to exit once we hit next thursday's forecast. temperatures overall will be staying primarily in the upper 50s to low 60s through next seven days. whenever we get these atmospheric river events, pineapple express events, we need to be 48 hours to 72 hours out to give you those totals because it'sutvent was all abou the north bay. this one looks like it could be aimed more towards central california. but again, we'get closer >> thanks for the update, jeff. >>> a bay area high school student is shattering records and making a name for himself while running away from the competition. colin rush joins us next. what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save h

and as it reaches the russian river it's pure toxic levels. iris graduanov has lived in cazaderos her whole life. she says she's never seen the river look like this for so long. there was countless gallons of oil, diesel and household hazard products taht were swept away the department of toxic substance control has been testing the river -- preliminary resultsshowing some troubling numbersthe level of toxins are very high and we have more tests that should be released. iris says local groups can only do so much -- and she's hoping the federal government will step in and help, soonat this piont i dont think enough is being done becasue it is giong to the mouth of the river.. and .. no one's theresome 300 volunteers are expected to come out saturday to help wtih river, beach and creek clean up and organizers are hoping more come to lend a hand. at russian river ,noelle news (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a warning for parents as a kidnapping scam spreads a kidnapping for parents as a kidnapping scam spreads across california.

that is the russian river behind us.ing to take a long time for people to get back to normal. one man told us between eight weeks, maybe 12 weeks, it really depends on the circumstances. but just because the water's going down doesn't mean the problems here are over. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> here's the latest look at the russian river. it is currently at 38.76 feet, so moderate flooding continues. at midnight it will continue to come down. it will recede as we head toward tomorrow morning. near flood stage at 5:00 a.m. no flooding is expected around 10:00 a.m. to noon. so actually heading in the right direction, that river is coming down. flood warning until 4:20 tomorrow afternoon for the russian river at guerneville. we do also have a flood warning for creeks and streams in sonoma county because they continue to actually overflow because of the runoff. so the flood warning was extended until 1:45 a.m. i want to show you a wider perspective. live doppler 7. the next storm that is gearing up is different from the

a proposal by the water districts on the sanaflos river was also, and now we're not the only river owitha volunteer agreement. there is substantially more work to be done, but a commission resolution regarding the effort is timely and appropriate. i'll just go through what the re resolution that was put before you contained. support for our participation in the ongoing negotiations process for the voluntary agreement for the tawalmi and delta watershed agree. they want to protect fish and wildlife species while also protecting water supply reliability. all should do their fair share to accomplish those goals. we should not bear a disproportionate burden in protecting the delta bay eco-system. and to continue to work with other local stakeholders in the voluntary agreement process. the final agreement should comport, as much as possible, with our water supply and sustainability levels of service goals, and objectives that the commission adopted under resolution 080200. at the p.u.c. contributions to flow under a voluntary agreement should not be available for diversion by another party or

drainage the river frequently overflows during the rainy season. people in the village of cheap have had to endure floods year after year and you saw. in the young and we still have it i would remind you that when you look at this this happens every time it floods our streets and homes get covered in mud and trash and i worry not for myself but for my children and grandchildren. the newly appointed governor of west java indonesia's most populous province has been tossed to the cleanup making much progress for the perception. of five years seven years given from the decree we will show the world from the dirtiest of the further we can become one of. the for individuals. to make good on his word he'll have to ensure not only that the river is cleaned up but that the laws that punish those who pollute the river on forced florence louis . indonesia space x. has launched its astronauts capsule into space for the first time it's certain that . nasa has asked space x. and boeing to come up with technology to allow it to resume manned space flights the unm

a picturesque village astride the russian river.ut in the last ten years, the river banks have seen an epidemic of homeless encampments, with them trash. the frustrating sight of trash inspired a resident to start the clean river enge the homele >> homeless to clean mountains of trash, dropping off orange bags, which he collects every thursday. in one of those homeless camps, brocade met dawn anderson. >> i was homeless for 20 years to that point. everything was such a mess. bags and bags of garbage. there was no judgment. he just wanted to help us improve our living situation. >> reporter: with brocade's help in the streets where anderson once lived she now plucks away trash. >>>. >> helping giving back to my community. >> reporter: he is pathe people the cleaning are homeless. >> you got people coming out that are homeless, that are caring for their community. they're looking for something to do. >> the homeless teams get a small wage, but desiree landford says the biggest payoff is in perception. >> there's a lot of negative titl

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the russian river is starting to recede. it is expected to drop below flood stage by tomorrow morning. but as you can see from sky fox, the city of guerneville is inundated. evacuation orders remain in effect. sonoma county officials say more than 2500 homes were flooded. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in sonoma and four other northern counties. while the river has dropped about three feet from its height i, the downtown streets though are still underwater. as you can see here cost company surrounded by water all the way up to the roof. >> the only activity was in boats and kayaks as they cruised around looking for anyone who needed help. elissa harrington to one on on one of those boats earlier today. >> reporter: we department. they are taking a closer look at some of these homes impacted by the floodwater. we are also seeing some large pieces of debris, things like locks, even refrigerators floating through the water. they tell me if this was the summer time, it would be on a sandy beach. so forestville

the river is expected to fall below flood stage tomorrow morning... but until then, thousands of people are waiting to return home. kron 4's dan thorn is live in forestville tonight with the latest... dan? have begun to recede ... but most flood victims will likely have to wait until tomorrow to return home. (pam) let's bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... he is tracking the latest flood numbers. lawrence karnow: it was a dry day for the bay area but the flooding conitnues along the russian river. flood waters are expected to recede below flood stage by tomorrow morning. there are only a few showers s

a glancing blow from that atmospheric river. we have will get light rain showers which will impact the morning commute tomorrow. futurecast stopped here at 8:00 tomorrow morning, some light rain moving through. then that leaves and the afternoon is mainly dry north of santa rosa and north of napa being the exception. some showers begin to return to the picture around 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow evening. so morning and evening showers tomorrow before the main event arrives tomorrow night. we have that wave of light rain moving through about 6:00 to 10:00 tomorrow morning, mainly dry in the middle of the day. steady rain returns tuesday night and then it will pour overnight early into wednesday and that does mean more snow for the sierra. can you believe yet another winter storm, 1 to 4 feet of new snow by wednesday. >> we better get ready. thanks. >>> drone video shows the destruction in southeast alabama today. neighborhoods were flattened after what is being called a monster tornado. that twister was part of a system that spawned tor

family tried to save her but the river was too deep.gth, she's my pride and my joy and i just need her in my arms."butted too(roberto ortiz, father "anybody that's a parent that could imagine what i'm going through just to please help. please help me find my child."( james ) the sheriff's department is asking people to stay out of the river because the water is running fast, the river level's are high and there's debris in the water. ( will ) happening now... police departments throughout california are warning parents about virtual kidnapping scams. the warning comes after officers say two victims near laguna beach received calls... claiming their daughters had been abducted-- and would be harmed... unless money was wired to a mexican bank account. the calls happened within a 24-hour period. police say the calls were hoaxes-- and there were no abductions. one of the victlearning his daughte safe. still ahead on the kron four morning news... one east bay city is taking steps to try and get the homelss off the streets. (ácommercialá) , j

the river has returned the river has returned the river water. the river has returned to below flood stage at this hour.... and some residents have begun to return. but the problems for the area are not over yet... as kron4's charles clifford reports. well here along the russian river on friday the water level continued to drop but as you can see behind me there is a still a lot of water flowing. fortunatly, it is below flood stage and for that reason officials have been allowing people to return to there homes here in guernville and assess the damage from the past week.now, they are finding a lot of mud and debris, tree branches, damage to the lower levels of many buidlings. downtown guernville sits a little higher than some other parts of town so it was spared the worst of the damage.i did talk to the owner of a car wash who returned today and found a mess.sotnow officials have allowed peopel to return hom

and as it reaches the russian river it's pure toxic levels. iris graduanov has lived in cazaderos her whole life. she says she's never seen the river look like this for so long. there was countless gallons of oil, diesel and household hazard products taht were swept away the department of toxic substance control has been testing the river -- preliminary resultsshowing some troubling numbersthe level of toxins are very high and we have more tests that should be released. iris says local groups can only do so much -- and she's hoping the federal government will step in and help, soonat this piont i dont think enough is being done becasue it is giong to the mouth of the river.. and .. no one's theresome 300 volunteers are expected to come out saturday to help wtih river, beach and creek clean up and organizers are hoping more folks will come to lend a hand. at russian river ,noelle bellow kron 4 news (grant) it was a warm, sunny beautiful day across the bay... and hopefully you soaked up as much sun as you could... because changes are coming...(v

drainage the river frequently overflows during the rainy season. people in the village of cheap have had to endure floods year after year in sound. in the uk we still have it i would remind you when you look at this this happens every time it floods our streets and homes get covered in mud and trash i worry not for myself but for my children and grandchildren. the newly appointed governor of west java indonesia's most populous province has been tossed to the cleanup making . much progress. the perception we did a five years stefania given from the decree. from the dirtiest of the further we can become one of. the for individuals. to make good on his word he'll have to ensure not only that the river is cleaned up but that the laws that punish those who pollute the river on forced florence louis jazeera bondo indonesia space x. has launched its first spacecraft capable of carrying crew the unmanned test flight is a major step forward for the company owned by billionaire mosque now private firms can develop cheaper technology to allow it to resume man

this is river road. to get here we came ar through o. we get a look at the mess. >> chris issac played here for two nights. >> down town guerneville. >> it will tack a while to recover. >> this is the dance floor where one of the venues that offer swimming. >> it is upbeat considering the stage was submerged. >> it's more of a loss than it looks. the sound equipment was under water. >>> it doesn't matter how prepared you are you see something new. >> people will see a tremendous amount of water remaining, as it recedes major damage. 25million and counting say officials and that's only public property. >> the county had a rough time with the wildfires, with the floods we hope this is it. >> our goal is not the red tag homes our goal is to make sure people can return to them. >> i did ♪ expect the water to get this high. it got a foot into this level. >> the main floor is coated in silt. the kitchen and dining room a muddy mess. >> the river still owns the backyard and has swallowed the rooms on the lower level. the onery looks at the brig

we are not a big fan of atmospheric rivers right now.l be watching that closely for next week. >>> heather jones is now with a look at the stories, and sometimes heather, those down on their not need a touch. >> this woman has been living in a homeless shelter for two years, but now an unexpected opportunity has are ready to start a new chapter. >> i hope at the end of the day everybody that has helped me feels like they've helped me. >> we are going to introduce you to this woman and the people who rallied around her to help her get off the streets and into a home. >>> heather, we will see you then. >>> india and pakistan, two nuclear powers still on the brink of an all-out war. we will have details on the escalation situation next. >>> israel attorney general today announced prime minister gimenez and yahoo will be indicted on corruption charges. the announcement is a major blow to net and yahoo as he's weeks of his term in office. he faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breaches of fraud. allegations range from accepting expensive gif

finally, a group of homes along another section of the russian river looks very nice by the river bank, but after it overflowed you see dozens of homes flooded here along the russian river. raj. >>> a big question tonight about what was done to protect merchants at a popular outdoor market. dozens of businesses at the barlow are drying out after more than a day under water. this was in an up scale shopping area that opened a few years ago. merchants say the problem could have been prevented and claim a city approved flood plan for the area wasn't properly carried out by the barlow's management. among the issues, accusations that steel barriers meant to keep water out were not set up as they should have been. >> there was a plan, but you can only go so far with what is on paper. you need to employ a plan with time and resources. >> all of my equipment was five-feet deep in water. it was floating. my large fridge was on its side floating in the water. it was -- everything was under water. >> the barlow is a popular spot not only for locals but tourists as well. merchants say they poured

and ambitious program to decontaminate one of the world's most polluted rivers is taking longer than expected a sitter i'm in indonesia provides water for twenty seven million people but every year tens of thousands of tons of waste is dumped in the river as florence louis reports from bandung in west java more funding and military support is needed to continue the cleanup. cleaning up indonesia's most polluted river is a huge undertaking even the military's involved machines have been brought in to bury the tons of rubbish fished out from the cheetah it's been a year since the government launched a program to clean up the river. but one military commander tells us progress has been slow with an action plan only put in place recently but they were number of the school we were supposed to have four thousand six hundred military personnel working on this last year but we only had one thousand six hundred this year because of a lack of funds there are only four hundred of us involved thankfully the villagers see the benefits of this program so they've been helping us so. the cheeto rive

will come to lend a at russian river ,noelle bellow kron 4 news (ken) newsbellow kron 4 river ,noelle at russian hand. come to lend a folks will hoping more folks will come to lend a hand. at russian river ,noelle bellow kron 4 news (ken) a popular east bay principal is on life support after being shot...allegedly by his own wife. teachers and students at his pittsburg school were shocked to hear what happened they are sending principal paul shatswell get well letters and prayers. police say shatswell was critically wounded during a domestic violence incident at his home this weekend. the incident has left people at the pittsburg adult education center in disbelief. (ken)(ken) shatswell is a pittsburg native and father of eight. his wife was arrested and booked for attempted murder. coming up at eight.. police in northern california are warning people to be on alert for this pers

that punish those who pollute the river on forced florence al-jazeera by indonesia. this is all just syria these are the top stories the indian pilot taken captive by pakistan has been released in what islamabad is calling a gesture of peace one compound commander i mean and on vote the man was welcomed at the border two days after his plane was shot down in the disputed kashmir region . all of you all of us olympians are happy to have him back so was he to be back i was going to continue going here. on another country's custody and he comes back into his country you're going to i think he was very emotional. happiness in his eyes very evident hundreds of thousands of people have rallied across all geria over president abdelaziz bouteflika is planning to run for a fifth next month police fired tear gas at some protests in algiers but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. security forces in somalia have shot dead three fighters ending a standoff following a bomb attack on a hotel in the center of the capital the fighters held out for several hours in a building nex

rivers. be a problem throughout the season. on the rest, for tuesday night going into wednesday, look for snowy patches and icy thunderstorms along the west coast and for florida, heaviest rain from ft. meyers to miami that will result in flooding in low lying areas. >>> we head overseas where a gunman opened fire in a tram ride in the netherlands. killing five people and injuring three others. >> the turkish immigrant was known to authorities and has a criminal record. terrorism has not been ruled out. at least one other suspect has also been detained. some witnesses say there was more than one assailant on the train. >>> the ceo is out with a statement amid clear similarities between two crashes. they say boeing is taking action to actually ensure the safety of the 737 max in light of the indonesia crash last october and the crash in ethiopia. in an earlier statement, the company said the 711 max 8 was certified with faa requirements. french verdicts are confirming at least some of the data

this is mueller road off of river road. behind me, healdsburg. 13 vineyards and a bed-and- breakfast. not over yet. but guerneville singer- songwriter harry blackwell sounded help with his. >> "i got the russian river. ♪ >> reporter: tomorrow this town of guerneville will be open to the public, if you want to have the economy here and come up, they would be happy to see. reporting live back, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> meteorologist mark tamayo is here. he's been tracking the flood stage is in this area. mark, what can you tell us? >> fully we are back into the 20, so out of the 30s. everything is going in the right direction, and we've been talking about that the drive break in the rainfall, and you can see that river system with the russian river flowing through guerneville. it was on wednesday evening 9:00 that river crested just above 45 feet, 45.38 feet. just updated the number, the kern river state at 29.4 feet, the flood stage is 32. is out of this rut area, and it will continue to drop off fully as they head in

after the devasting flooding along the russian river.ping in evacuation centers tonight... hoping to soon be able see their homes... as the governor has declared a state of emergency for several northern california counties.(grant) thank you for joining us. im grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki livakis... the river is expected to fall below flood stage tomorrow morning... guerneville and dozens of other communities in sonoma county figure to be accessible by then. but until then, thousands of people are waiting to return home. (grant) kron 4's dan thorn is live in forestville tonight with the latest... dan?