the pala band is located in to northern san diego county with 918 enrolled tribal members. members of the pala band belong to tribes who were forced together by spanish missions during the 1800's. the pala band recently purchased the property that includes the remaining portion of gregory mountain, that is not on the existing pala band reservation, another sacred and culturally significant sites in gran on-- gregory canyon. the land was purchased to protect and preserve gregory mountain, medicine rock and other sites considered sacred by the tribes. taking land into trust is an integral part of the government to government relationship between the united states and tribal governments. by maintaining tribal lands, tribal governments can protect and preserve their anses tral homelands or -- ancestral homelands or sacred sites. this bill takes those 721 acres into trust for the benefit of the pala band to ensure that the sacred sites and cultural history located on those lands will be honored and appropriately safeguarded. as noted, it also stipulates that current land and wat

jim desmond is san diego county supervisor and he joins me now. jim, great to see you.ring prices for nat gas? >> i don't know nationally what they are, but i know here in california, you know, we actually have -- we have to import most of our natural gas because we capped fuel reserves, we capped more drilling and we buy most of it from out of state. it has to be imported. we've got these lofty goals, newsom put them in place for going all green and everything else. they're already having utility bills about 30% higher than the rest of the country. primarily due to california regulation. so with these prices going up. yes, they're going up but we're already at too high of costs, primarily to california not doing it is bit. we've got these lofty goals, but we don't have the infrastructure for all this electricity and for the things like that we're trying to switch over to and electric vehicles, there's no infrastructure in place. we've got great plans but no way to implement them. ashley: it's insane. yeah, you just can't afford the green policies as they stand. jim, i

san diego. >> how could this have been almost a year -- the same month, how can -- >> it began in a parking lot, a hiking trail. >> we get calls oftentimes about juveniles, runaways. >> to san diego countyiff's deputies responded to a call from panicked parents. >> this one i think made the house stand up a little bit on the deputies neck. >> 17-year-old charles seeking, straight a student, a -- park in san diego as she often did, round two in the afternoon, a run. in broad daylight, well known, we'll, used safe hiking trail. skirted the long shallow lake. but then, she did not answer her cell, did not return her france messages, chelsea's dad called the cell phone provider which looked up at the signal was, let her dad to her phone, which was inside the locked car in the parking lot. >> and just finding her car was unusual, and it was not just somebody, a teenager out here with her boyfriend. it made me think that maybe something had gone wrong. >> it certainly had. >> so seeking is described as having strawberry blond hair. >> now another nightmare began. >> anybody out there, you know anything, just please help us bring her home. she is such a good girl. she needs to come home. >> wo

everywhere from the valley down into higher elevations of san diego county. from org to the mexico border. just about everyone in california will likely be able to say -- see snow by tomorrow. dan: we are starting abc s mornings early tomorrow. watch starting at 4:00 a.m. here on television and streaming on the bay area at. ama: until then, we are keeping you updated your with all the weather. our live updates go right to your phone, depending on where you live. enable it now with push notifications. dan: harvey weinstein, sentence again. tonight, response. ama: vladimir putin. >> warriors are back from the all-star break. lebron and the get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. dan: this site, as rare as it is serene. snort -- soaring over snowcapped mountains in the area. you can track all of the snow scenes on our website abc7news.com. ama: and we are still watching for more snow falling. let's check in with our meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: snow in february. at this time around, we are talking abou

everywhere from the valley down into higher elevations of san diego county.m org to the mexico border. just about everyone in california will likely be able to say -- see snow by tomorrow. dan: we are starting abc s mornings early tomorrow. watch starting at 4:00 a.m. here on television and streaming on the bay area at. ama: until then, we are keeping you updated your with all the weather. our live updates go right to your phone, depending on where you live. enable it now with push notifications. dan: harvey weinstein, sentence again. tonight, response. ama: vladimir putin. >> warriors are back from the all-star break. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and i

los angeles county, san diego county, washington and montgomery county, what were your biggest takeaways from this poor? -- from this poor -- this tour? sec becerra: the thing we heard most was people don't believe we are listening. if they don't think you are paying attention -- when they finally see that a child in a youth crisis center -- the young girl with her mother, she had lost the past summer her mother who had been murdered. she was having a really tough time coping. she was wearing a t-shirt with his teacher on it. when i asked her about the t-shirt, she started talking about her brother. to follow and her brother's footsteps and keep the nonprofit going. one of the things i learned really well with listen. we put out about $2.5 billion in the last five years. that is how quickly it evaporates. some of it went to mental health -- some of it went to disorder. we can get in the game because we bring money to the table. we need your help and we want to know what you are doing that works and what the best practices are. host: what are the biggest challenges for achieving an integr

11 tech hubs it has in the united states, including hubs in portland's austin and carlsbad in san diego county. hundreds of tech workers will move to san bruno or walmart's headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and affects, you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record lows. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find. textile and walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts, it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be still a net gain. uh since before the pandemic, which is what a lot of economists say it is generally a good thing. e insurer says companies are trying to balance their goals with the needs of work

we are also with san bernardino county, san diego county's district attorney's office.red with lots of people. we haven't had that much luck with los angeles unified school as of yet but we are working on that right now as we speak. >> ashley: why have you not have much luck with them coursework are they pushing back on it? >> they are pushing back a little bit, yes, they are. they are saying but they are stating is that they need somebody who works within los angeles unified school district if they give presentation to their kids. and i understand that. i understand that very well. but also interesting and we have been across this nation not only in southern california but kansas, texas, colorado, new york. we have many other advocate parents who are using our documentary as well to raise awareness and educate not only the inherent danger of fentanyl. >> ashley: it sure would be nice for the federal government to stand an end do something like that and push that awareness because it needs to start with the kids when they are very, very young. so now authorities them i'

that is a tampon machine above a boy's urinal in a boy's bathroom in san diego county in poway districtin california called the menstrual aacte for all act of 2021. have we lost our minds? >> we haven't, but the politicians in sacramento have and look, again, i always say that you got to pay attention to what's going on in california because california is the petrie dish for the left. they fry out crazy policies here and very quickly get ex-poured nationwide so you've got these elementary school children going into a boys bathroom terribly confused and this is completely a wasteful exercise. by the way the same beak they introduce these menstrual products in boys bathrooms they did their personal pronoun classes. >> by the way the parent who gave us that picture wrote a letter to the school district and they responded, quoting here. i got ten seconds to brap up this. >> can some one stud way the adequate supply in an elementary boy's bathroom is? that should be the question of the night. what is the adequate supply. coming up what do you think of all these unidentified objects flying in

social media trying to figure out what this loud and mysterious boom or shaking was all across san diego county. we thought it was just basically the wind. >> hitting up against the doors. it was somebody working on the rule for. >> i don't probably a fell out the i don't know. it was like a rumbling sound. there was 2 different rooms. i came with the first time we just heard from its on like someone was knocking on our windows inside the house. it was he was really strange. when looked, nothing thought maybe it was the win. so about what? 2 minutes later, another one like twice the size of i just came in and just was rattling the holes. i everything was rattling for maybe 3 or 4 there was just out of felt like an earthquake. but it just went so fast. we can rule out an earthquake. the usgs did not report an earthquake in the area around that time after contacting several milrtary bases, county and police officials. >> the only explanation we've uncovered so far lies in the north county, a marine lieutenant at camp pendleton says although they cannot confirm this exact boom quote here at camp p

the winter storm reach all the way down into san diego county. the national weather service predicting blizzard conditions and snow accumulation, which you can clearly see there. the snow began falling early this afternoon. of course, this is not on the beach and it's always cool to see snow on palm trees, but not in this case. still unusual. that's plenty of snow accumulation. >> all right. let's take a live look outside the richmond. sandra fell bridge with the raindrops on the camera lens. all right, lawrence, a lot going on out there tonight. yes, statewide event to really get going now going to be a nasty storm. not only here and this year that avoid tough travel up there tonight. in fact, they shut 80 50 down. you can't get across there. here's a look at the castle peak on 80 right now. no cars going by having to see the snow plow either. you can piling up out there right now. tonight, more of that on the way you see the snow moving in across the sierra, right? the better right now, but it is going to be picking up tonight, getting heavy at

walmart's announcement that it is closing its san diego county hub allows workers to transfer to the fices or move to walmart headquarters in arkansas. relocating workers to the bay area means companies still think of silicon valley as a thriving hub. the layoff is a shock and affect you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record loads. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find textiles. now other others say if silicon valley wants to keep its reputation as a hub for tech, it will need to address some other big issues. they say that the prime one is finding housing for workers in what remains one of the most expensive housing markets in the country. big deal? yes 5 48. it's a holiday monday holiday, but ali's still keeping an eye on what's happening on the roads alley. we're keeping an eye on things, but overall things look very good. it's kind of what we would hope for and expect on a monday holiday. we did start off the morning with a couple of problems in the south bay. but

happening just about everywhere, so whether in the carmel valley or san diego county, there is some snow. we are talking about from oregon to the border, just about everyone who lives in california will likely see snow on peaks today. kumasi: this is video from the bay bridge heading eastbound just after midnight. you can see some snow on the lanes as drivers make their way across the bay. reggie: that is wild. kumasi: very wild. reggie: ok. kumasi: jobina, you did not see any snow? it was gone. reggie: thank goodness. kumasi: i know. reggie: i don't like that. that makes me nervous. kumasi: when i was driving it was not that late, but for me, it was the wind and rain. i had to slow down because it was hard to see. it was like a water wall with the wind. reggie: a water wall? kumasi: it was windy on the bridge and it was starting to rain a little bit, and i felt it was gusty sometimes, and i thought, i cannot see. and then it would let up a little bit, but i did not see snow, thankfully. keep up with the weather and track current conditions and access to the same doppler seminar whether

nasa says the comet was discovered in california, san diego county last march.h to earth ever. if you look, you'll be able to spot a faint green smudge by the north star. the stone age began 2.6 million years ago. researchers found the evidence of humans using stone tools. maria: amazing. i'll check it out and take pictures. secretary of state anthony blink enis preparing a two day trip to china on sunday, expected to talk about russia's war with ukraine, the military and climate change. mo no word on the origins of covid and whether or not that is on the agenda. more than a dozen gop sense stsenatorshave pushed them to at human aggressions, as well as unfair trade practices. joining us now, the founder of the atlas foundation, jonathan ward is here. congrats on the new book. thanks very much for being here. >> thanks, maria, good to be with you. maria: i want to ask you what the desig decisive decade means. i think i understand p given the need to face off on the issue of china. let's talk about the letter from marco rubio and his colleagues urging p antony bli

the sheriff's office in san diego county has confirmed one man has been detained for questioning in connectioncident at a synagogue. again, this is in -- >> we were just beginning the fifth reading of the torah portion. it was interrupted by a series of gunshots. >> jonathan morales was praying in the back row of the chabad of poway in southern california. it was the last night of passover, april 2019. how close were you to the bullets coming into this sanctuary? >> less than 10 feet away from bullets and shrapnel. >> reporter: morales, a border patrol agent, crawled on the floor to grab a gun he knew the rabbi had hidden in case of emergency. he chased the gunman out of the synagogue, firing at him as he ran to his car to escape. >> he ducked under the steering wheel. and that's when he pressed his foot on the gas pedal and took off. >> reporter: the scene was gruesome. one congregant, lori gilbert kaye, was dead, and three others including an 8-year-old girl injured. minutes after he fled that scene, the gunman called 911 himself. >> i opened fire at a synagogue. i think i killed some people

social media trying to figure out what this loud and mysterious boom or shaking was all across san diego county. we thought it was just basically the wind hitting up against the doors. it was somebody working on the rule for. >> i don't probably a fell out the i don't know. it was like a rumbling sound. there was 2 different rooms. i came with the first time we just heard from me and sauna. like someone was knocking on our windows inside the house. it was he was really strange. when looked, nothing thought maybe it was the win. so about what? 2 minutes later, another one like twice the size of i just came in and just was rattling the holes. i everything was rattling for maybe 3 or 4 it was just it felt like an earthquake, but it just went so fast. we can rule out an earthquake. the usgs did not report an earthquake in the area around that time after contacting several military bases, county and police officials. >> the only explanation we've uncovered so far lies in the north county, a marine lieutenant at camp pendleton says although they cannot confirm this exact boom quote here at camp pendl

tech hubs it has in the united states , including hubs in portland's austin and carlsbad in san diego countyndreds of tech workers will move to san bruno or walmart's headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and affects, you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record loads. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find tech talent. walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work. relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts. it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be still a net gain. uh since before the pandemic, which is what a lot of, economists say is, is generally a good thing. e insurer says companies are trying to balance their goals with the needs of work

tech hubs it has in the united states, including hubs and portland's austin and carlsbad and san diego county of tech workers will move to san bruno, or walmart headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and effects. you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record loads. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find tech talent. walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work. relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts. it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be still a net gain since before the pandemic, which is what a lot of economists say it is generally a good thing. e insurer says companies are trying to balance their goals with the needs of workers and silic

tech hubs it has in the united states, including hubs in portland's austin and carlsbad and san diego county. hundreds of tech workers will move to san bruno or walmart's headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and effects. you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record loads. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find tech talent. walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work. relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts. it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be still a net gain. uh since before the pandemic, which is what a lot of economists say it is generally a good thing. e insurer says companies are trying to balance their goals with the needs of wo

good for meantime, in san diego county, a skydiver survived after falling to the ground when his parachuted to open. reporter jason sloss tells us that skydiver fell into somebody's jarred. >> it felt like forever just looking at him going. we stood there in like shock just going. yes, we get amber sweet smith describing the moment seeing the skydiver who hit the ground outside her family's oceanside home last friday evening. the skydiver was on a jump with go jump oceanside from the nearby airport. he plummeted to the ground as his parachute failed to completely open. smith says her husband was outside at the time. we usually hear the screaming or, you know, people laughing just in the air. and he heard like a new usual scream, looked up, saw the guy. >> and went probably in his head. he's going to her house. another neighbor says she saw the skydiver coming down. it looked to me like the was rep duis it was just ripped into pieces. >> and he was yelling and then people started coming out of their houses. smith says the skydiver first hit her neighbor's roof, then fell into their yard. it

it is not really matter where you are in this day, snow exist somewhere from the valley into san diego county, which is really wild. we are talking about basically from oregon to the mexico border , snow in some capacity. just about everyone who lives in california will be at least able to see snow of peaks in the area. that's wild. spencer: the weather is having an identity crisis. [laughter] reggie: she doesn't know who she is. spencer: it's true. trying to find herself as we speak. we've all been there. [laughter] yes we have. let's take a look at where she finds herself now. this is live doppler 7 and we have areas of substantial rainfall right now. you can see it is wet across the area, rain and snow, little drawing briefly in parts of the north bay. heaviest, steadiest rain and the east bay from fairfield to concord, walnut creek, and valeo at hercules, our wettest spot at the moment. in terms of rainfall, but snow is falling in many areas. this storm is level two so for much of the day more rain, heavy at times, lower elevation snow, hail, and gusty wind all part of the system as it ge

. >>> tonight on 48 hours, masked gunman's break into a san diego county make managers home and forceb the very bank she works at. investigators say the suspect strap dynamite on her and her daughter. with both of their lives on the line, michelle walked into the bank and walked out with $360,000. tracy smith explains how michelle was able to get police a key lead. >> here's the thing. they were masked men. they broke into her home and masks, they were armed. but michelle recognize the ringleaders eyes through the mass. she knew that he had come into her bank and that he had left a business card, get this, with his real name on it. so she helped lead investigators to him, and he led investigators to the other suspects. >> 48 hours airs tonight at 10:00 on cbs, and streaming on paramount+. >>> coming up, an east bay teacher is giving his students life lessons focusing on their time and money. >> i tell all my kids in my class, get a job. get a job early, and start saving your money now. >> how he is empowering them to take control of their lives, even at a young age, to set them up for

here at home san diego county has been on alert for first responders on how to respond if treating someonereported in our poison pill documentary, fentanyl overdose deaths in the region increased by 2,375% since 2016. but tranq isn't an opioid so it's resistant to narcan. the drug may be hard for users to put down but experts and users urge people not to pick up the habit to begin with. scientists are working a test strip for the drug that test similar to fentanyl. >>> new research suggests getting good sleep may add years to your life. a new study revealing regularly getting a good night's sleep could increase life expectancy in men by almost five years. women could add more than two years. joining us now is board certified behavioral sleep specialist dr. jade wu. i want to talk about what exactly qualifies as good sleep. >> well, good sleep involves first of all sleeping enough so for most young and middle-aged adults that's about seven to nine hours and it's not just the amount, though, it's also the timing. we want to be sleeping at the time in our 24-hour cycle that our crone know typ

tech hubs it has in the united states, including hubs, and portland's austin and carlsbad and san diego county. each of those hubs was not actually particularly large. sometimes there were dozens of employees and other cases hundreds, so they're clearly consolidating those into a few different locations. hundreds of tech workers will move to san bruno or walmart's headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and effects. you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record lows. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find tech talent. walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work. relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts. it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be st

los angeles county, san diego county, washington and montgomery county, what were your biggest takeawaysthis poor? -- from this poor -- this tour? sec becerra: the thing we heard most was people don't believe we are listening. if they don't think you are paying attention -- when they finally see that a child in a youth crisis center -- the young girl with her mother, she had lost the past summer her mother who had been murdered. she was having a really tough time coping. she was wearing a t-shirt with his teacher on it. when i asked her about the t-shirt, she started talking about her brother. to follow and her brother's footsteps and keep the nonprofit going. one of the things i learned really well with listen. we put out about $2.5 billion in the last five years. that is how quickly it evaporates. some of it went to mental health -- some of it went to disorder. we can get in the game because we bring money to the table. we need your help and we want to know what you are doing that works and what the best practices are. host: what are the biggest challenges for achieving an integrated e

tech hubs it has in the united states, including hubs and portland's austin and carlsbad in san diego countych workers will move to san bruno, or walmart headquarters in arkansas. those who choose not to relocate will be offered severance pay layoff is a shock and affects, you know individuals. let's not forget that is because if you look at the overall unemployment rate in the country, it's still at record loads. there are plenty of jobs to be had. it's really hard to find tech talent. walmart also announced all tech workers must work in the office at least two days a week, and some may be allowed full time remote work. relocating workers to sam bruno signals to tech industry insiders that silicon valley is still thriving. despite thousands of job cuts. it seems as though a lot of people are picking up jobs pretty quickly, even though they've lost them. so overall, this seems to be still a net gain since before the pandemic, which is what a lot of economists say it is generally a good thing. e insurer says companies are trying to balance their goals with the needs of workers and silicon val

the san diego national weather service office issued its first blizzard warning for san bernardino county where one group of teens made their first snowman. >> it's usually just green and pretty, but never snowy. >> reporter: parts of los angeles were pummelled with hail, including the famous hollywood sign. >> my mother told me get out, do all your errands early because friday and saturday the weather is going to be terrible. >> reporter: snow blanketed the upper midwest with folks in minnesota digging out from as much as 21 inches of snow in some areas. >> unbelievable. it's quite a load here. my snowblower's not keeping up very well. >> reporter: tragedy in michigan. a volunteer firefighter there died after coming into contact with a downed power line. hundreds of thousands of residents in that state still don't have power. icy conditions also brought down power lines and trees in buffalo, new york, and travelers at the local airport faced cancelations and delays. >> tired. i've waited an hour on the plane. >> reporter: according to flight aware, more than 1,100 flights in the u.s. wer

even california's southern most county san diego got snow.s is from the mountains east of the city and people in san diego took advantage grabbing sleds and heading up the mountain. others enjoyed the remarkable scene at low elevations like pine valley. yosemite is expecting so much snow it is shutting down until wednesday. it can get between four and a half and seven feet of snow in the next days. check our live cam from sister station in sacramento. they're on highway 50. this is at pollack pines. you see how cold it looks. if you are headed up north, wet snowy roads are not making travel easy. traveled of course is held fromecho summit to meyers. if you are thinking of heading there, i would say wait a few days. we have our own storms coming through here. i was in shock watching people snow board in napa. incredible to see. last time we saw something this significant was over ten years ago. we are not done with the winter storms yet. behind me you see the first alert doppler is very active. we will see the major system sweep in this mornin

. >>> even california southernmost county, san diego got snow, that's footage from the mountains east of the city around mount laguna. sandy against took advantage grabbing sleds and inout to the area and others enjoy the remarkable seen at lower elevations like pine valley, not far from julian. >>> help still available for people impacted by january storms, a fema mobile relief center open today at the richmond civic center, it will be open until march 1 and then it will move to the community presbyterian church in pittsburgh, the disaster recovery center is still open at the san mateo event center and the deadline to apply for fema assistance is march 16. >>> sunday services looking a little different today for people of oakland's first african methodist episcopal church just one week ago. a big fire destroyed their house of prayer and as reported, members gather today to worship at their temporary home, a nearby jewish temple. >> reporter: the joy, the community and the passion. all of the emotions pouring out at sunday service. >> we are experiencing this together and bonding toge

they were found during a traffic stop in orange county, north of san diego. this is the third major fentanyl busts by border patrol in between ports of entry in the past two weeks. >> well, first up in tonight's crime roundup, shoplifting have gotten so bad in new york. canines were hired. police department in and around the nation's capitol handed out hundreds of free steering wheel locks donated by hyundai and kia after car thieves took advantage of vulnerability in those cars making them prime targets for theft. car theft already up 111% over this time last year in washington, d.c. >>> in oakland, thieves raided a suit store before it opened. the robbery stole 75% of the grand new businesses and brand new inventory. $45,000 in total. the owner says he's not giving up. opening the suit store is part of his goal to mentor young men. the lost is quite painful. >> i am two blocks from city hall. i should not be afraid to open up a business two blocks from city hall. >> i can't believe how many people talked me into not opening up. it is something i feel in my

last year 60% of fentanyl found in 2022 was at southern california ports of entry in san diego and imperial counties, near my district. the orange county sheriff department seized more than 400 pounds of suspected fentanyl, and nearly 400,000 pills suspected to contain fentanyl during the first 10 months in 2022. i'll keep fighting for solutions to secure our border, prevent these drugs from entering our schools, streets, neighborhoods, and homes. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. pappas: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pappas: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to address the addiction crisis that continues to impact just about every community and family across this country. many of us have lost neighborhoods, friends, and loved ones. despite significant efforts at all levels of government, recent statistics show the problem is worsening. my hometown of manchester saw a 22%

san diego snow. the san fernando valley in northern los angeles county hit the hardest crews rushed to repair roads. stranded. >> we're all the traffic and then everything. everybody just went out in the dark. i just shut down and we're stuck in there. and we're get us out. >> by the next day, the rain had stopped, but the damage was clear. on-ramps to freeway shutdown, abandoned car still stuck in high water for angela roberts and her boys. she hopes today show finally make it home. >> we're going to get a hotel somewhere along the line. >> i was alex caprariello reporting. the national weather service says that saturday storm was one of the strongest storms to ever hit southern california. >> and what you're looking at there is an early morning reocued by the coast guard out daly city on sunday. they say 24 year-old man was stranded on the rocks out mussel rock park beach right around 04:30am, in the morning. that's why it's so dark. the coast guard said that he called them directly after he was unable to connect with 9-1-1, dispatchers. he'd been stuck out there for about 45 minutes before crews

for the first time ever, the san diego national weather service issued a blizzard warning for the san bernadino county snow through saturday morning. this comes as both record breaking cold and heat spreads across the nation. harry inton joins us now with the latest. i did not know you were a weather enthusiast? >> i went to penn state weather camp back in the mid- 2000s. they would be so jealous of me right now. i've fulfilled the dream of becoming a weatherman on national television, guys. i did it, yes! >> how many kids went to weather camp with you? >> at least 20 to 25 in that class. we watched "twister" and visited the national weather service. >> you watched the movie? >> yes. i put a video online forecasting. >> do you all like mobile satellite and uplink units on your helmets? >> sure. we were measuring the atmosphere for the national weather service. we were kind of guinea pigs. >> this winter the storm on the west coast. >> tremendous stuff. it's the first time ever the san diego national had weather service office issued blizzard warnings. san francisco saw its coldest ever february 23rd y

for the first time ever the san diego national weather service issued a blizzard warning for the san bernardino county record breaking colds and heat spread through the nation. harry enten joins us with the latest. i did not know you were a weather enthusiast. >> i am the biggest weather enthusiast. the kids at weather camp, i went to penn state weather camp in the mid-2000s, they would be so jealous of me right now. i fulfilled the dream of becoming a weatherman on national television, i it it, yet. >> how many kids went to weather camp by the way? >> there was at least 20, 25. we watched twister, visited the national weather service. >> you watched twist the movie? >> yes. >> we visited accuweather. i put a video online forecasting. my mother was very proud. >> did you have mobile satellite uplink units on your helmets? >> we had the helmets on. we were measuring the atmosphere for the national weather service. we were guinea pig s as well. >> this winter storm on the west coast. >> tremendous stuff. you mentioned it's the first time that the san diego national weather service office issued blizzard

san bernardino county mountains. some cars covered in at least a foot of snow. sunny san diego in history. the golden state's uncharacteristic weather, creating hazardous whiteout conditions. about 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig had to be towed after going over a highway in bank mint. this was the scene friday morning on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. >> multiple trees, downed multiple vehicle. stuck >> in venice? he'll pummeled these tennis players. >> there's hail on the courts. >> in napa county, multiple spin outs on highway 29 leaving drivers in disbelief. >> we in the bay area, freeman peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. the grapevine freeway that extends from los angeles county to the san joaquin valley, shut down for hours friday because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i haven't seen any snow since the late 50s when i was a kid. >> it snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball. and the proof is the hollywood side of the back. >> los angeles county is now bracing for flash flooding after seeing snow in an estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain

san bernardino county mountains. some cars covered in at least a foot of snow. sunny san diegoit with its first blizzard warning in history. the golden states uncharacteristic whether carry creating hazardous whiteout conditions. about 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig had to be towed after going over a highway in bank mint. this was the scene friday morning on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountain. >> multiple trees, downed multiple vehicle. stuck >> in venice, hail pummeled these tennis players. >> it is hail on the court. >> in napa county, multiple spin outs on highway 29, leaving driveways and drivers in disbelief. >> it can go deep. is >> in the bay area, fremont peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. the grapevine freeway that extends from los angeles county to the san juan king valley, shut down for hours friday because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i haven't seen any snow since the late 50s when i was a kid. >> it snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball and the proof is the hollywood side in the back. >> los angeles county is now bracing for fl

county. ginger zee is tracking itor tonight. >> rep forter: hi board of winds from san diego to las vegas and snow levels to 500 feet.lerts to the coast. winter weather advisories in the northeast. everybody has something. there are dangerous storms from oklahoma city to tulsa and the snow wraps up over wyoming. interstate could be impassable at times. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. 94/35 going to be big-time problems with 12 to 24 inches and wind. ice in lansing, michigan, and all-time february heat possible in the southeast by thursday. >> ginger, thanks as always. >>> next, our team on the ground in east palestine, ohio, the epa ordering the rail company behind the derailment to clean up the mess and pay for it or the government will and send them the bill. amid the fear and suspicions in the communities, the republican governor and head of the epa visiting people's homes and drinking water from the tap. mona kosar abdi is there for us. >> reporter: state and federal officials working to get the message out, telling people in east palestine, ohio, the water is safe. governor mike dewine assuring carolyn brown. >>

san bernardino county mountains. some cars covered in at least a foot of snow. sunny san diego followed with its first blizzard warning in history. the golden state's weather creating hazardous whiteout conditions. 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig has to be towed. this was the scene in the santa cruz mountains. >> my vehicle is stuck. >> reporter: hail pummeled the tennis players. in napa county, spinouts on highway 29 leaving drivers in disbelief. in the bay area, freemont peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. grapevine freeway shutdown because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i have not seen snow since the late '50s. >> it has snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball. the proof is the sign in the back. >> reporter: the los angeles county is now bracing for flash flooding after receiving snow and an estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain. multiple vehicles here submerged on i-5. heavy snow fell in the sierra as many came out to see the rare winter weather leaving behind snowmen which will soon melt as the storms moves on. according to the national weather servi

county or up to gavin newsom? >> you know, the politicians in san diego are pretty much directly connected with gavin newsom.wn ring they are bouncing off each other. so i mean, they are not exactly representing the people here in san diego, i can tell you that. it just seems like they're throwing businesses under the bus and we're such a huge -- we bring in so much tax revenue for the city of san diego and they are here stabbing us in the back with cost and allowing companies to do whatever they like. it is sad to see the people are suffering, if you go online on facebook and all that, people say they can't afford their bills any longer and these are people that need it most and just doesn't seem like they are representing any of us. >> ashley: before i let you guys go, was it difficult to pay that bill this month? >> it is very difficult. the cost has to come out of somewhere, we can't continue to raise our prices until nobody shows up. this is a very blue-collar restaurant. we're on a tight budget. we try to control our costs. we're just doing the best we can. even two bedroom, two bath apartment, some bi

san diego office for the san bernardino mountains, it's never been done before. some of these locations are expected to pick up nearly 8 feet of snow in l.a. countys well as ventura county. above 4,000 feet in the san bernardino mountains, we can talk about picking up nearly 5 feet of snow and we're still dealing with it. you can still see that area of low pressure spinning across southern california. and the rain too on the coastline and the valleys, where we could be dealing with flooding. it's just an ongoing event over the next 24 hours. there are the blizzard warnings highlighted in orange. watches and advisories extend all the way up into the four corners and the cascades. showing you the darker pinks. that is 18 to 24 more inches on top of what we've already experienced through the sierra mountain ranges and back through the ventura county and l.a. county mountains down into parts of the san bernardino mountains as well. the greens and the yellows are an additional 1-2 inches of rain on top of what we've already picked up across southern california. highlight in orange are areas most vulnerable to high winds and damaging hail. isolated thu

while in ventura county, multiple rvs were swept into that raging river. and in san diego, lifeguards are on double duty conducting rescues in and out of water. >> two occupants of the vehicle that needed to be rescued and brought back to dry land. we anticipate doing this a few more times. >> once again, just like in january, people across california find themselves assessing the damages before the next storm hits. >>> we want to show you the current conditions on interstate 5 in southern california. this is just south of the grapevine coming from the bay area before pyramid lake. you can see the difference from yesterday, which showed whiteout conditions. now you can see the road. the grapevine, though, is still closed because of snow, ice, and poor visibility. this stretch of the 5 is expected to reopen around 11:00 this morning. until then, crews are working feverishly to keep things cleared. >>> as we continue to track the storm's impacts in the bay, the power is still off for thousands of people in the bay area. we have a current look at the pg&e outage map. as of la

counties have never seen this stuff before. heavy plume of moisture moves from santa barbara to san diego by tomorrow morning.ee flooding and snow levels will continue to be low and historic snow amounts. quickly into the northeast monday night to tuesday. wintry mix for new york, but likely accumulating snow in new england. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, from new york city to paris, the very powerful images coming in tonight. they speak volumes about this night. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. i'm amber, i've lost 128 pounds with golo, if youtaking re

county. for the first time since 1989. unreal. >> yeah. >> stranger things. >> it is weird further south. there has never been a blizzard warning in the mountains of san diego. that is crazy. we have a lot of twitter (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.

county. for the first time since 1989. unreal. >> yeah. >> stranger things. >> it is weird further south. there has never been a blizzard warning in the mountains of san diegoat is crazy. we have a lot of twitter people calling it sleet. it is >> even with official promising the municipal tap water and air in east palestine are safe, questions are still piling up. >> is it safe for us to live in our very own homes? is it safe for us to drink our water? >> state and federal officials drink from the tap to stress the water is safe. >> but not everyone in east palestine, ohio, is convinced. >> great to be back here at the giggle hut in east palestine, ohio. say hi to my dummy here, rickey. >> oh, funny. i thought you were the dummy. >> hey! rickey and i always like to start with a little song, so why don't you drink this water while i sing? >> wait, aren't you supposed to drink the water while i sing? >> not this time