in london, selina falls ill. selina was 37- she _ in london, selina falls ill. selina was 37. struggling to breathe. they said another— struggling to breathe. they said another fur to ease the pressure on her lungs. — another fur to ease the pressure on her lungs, they had to do a cesarean, _ her lungs, they had to do a cesarean, take the baby up. before they did _ cesarean, take the baby up. before they did that, she was induced, so she gave _ they did that, she was induced, so she gave birth without meeting her, basically _ she gave birth without meeting her, basicall . ~ , ., she gave birth without meeting her, basicall . ~ ., ., basically. within days of hospital admission. _ basically. within days of hospital admission, their _ basically. within days of hospital admission, their world _ basically. within days of hospital admission, their world falls - basically. within days of hospital. admission, their world falls apart. she was on a ventilator for 12 days. and then, — she was on a ventilator for 12 days. and then, yeah, she passed. multiple organ— and then, yeah, she pa

selina's were damaged by mud and debris flows and in carmel, rising river levels prompted the sheriff's department to issue an evacuation order for the area. just be safe. take precaution we'll see. we know from the drainage down there. uh if. it starts backing up, then we're ready to go, inside. dozens of car accidents, including one involving a mail truck. on summerset avenue in castro valley and in the oakland hills. storm drains backed up, but fortunately there have been no mud slides, morano. what weather coming up our chief meteorologist bill martin, will join us with the weekend forecast. also now we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and optimistic tone from san francisco mayor london breed what she had to say during her state of the city address today, plus an ambitious goal from general motors. and the carmaker says they will stop making gas. did. s speaking out on the state of the just a state of justice in the city following his first year in office, despite tremendous pandemic related challenges. boudin based on such criticism from the city's police, union, and saw

selina lives in. a small settlement 140 kilometers west of kenya's capital nairobi. she wants to raise awareness about climate change and how my psych community. long droughts and unpredictable weather conditions related to climate change i want of the biggest challenge is the must now face. tent has seen as experienced long that growth play nice to be well but now it's hard to predict 3 predict even there with the grazing lands becoming more cus it's forcing the most is to keep the lesser amount of cash so limited has really made the mess a be forced to move from being nomadic bustard least to looking for other income. and they went on and i get on when you. think you know. the option of moving to greener pastures has always been the basis of the mathias way of life. but now sustainable agriculture can be a solution to address nutrition security in the messiah community selena now spends her time showing my side women how to grow spinach and other vegetables. but it takes a lot of effort to convince traditionally nomadic it australasian title and finance and then ye

and he said to you it was on paper heart selina ringback saw and now that he's gone there is even more hope so i encourage people to put pressure on the president in a polite way of course to issue a pardon it's your right to say it's really innocent it's like the clock seems to be running down pretty quickly when it comes to join us on a perch and on a pardon for him with president trump what we've seen is that he has pardoned friends he's looking to pardon family there's a list of people that have been acknowledged that are probably going to be pardoned within the next few days julian assange as doesn't necessarily reach the ticker tape of that list i think that for some people you know the argument is why why why now why would he move these people up. looking at the fact that he's really pardoning friends and family people been a part of the trump organization things like that what can be said from advocates of julia songes to the president specifically in trying to move the needle forward on this considering time is running so short right now. well jillian assigned exposed the deep

at least 20 homes in the south selina's area were damaged by flooding and mud flows during the storm last night. today, some of those homeowners came back to get their horses that were trapped in their stalls that wanted to get them to higher ground along river road. you could see thick piles of mud that flowed down from the burn scars from the wildfires last year. heavy rains are causing flooding concerns in the south bay storm drains and some creeks briefly overflowed onto some roads and creaks in san jose. officials say there are three areas of concern tonight. the area of ross creek, the guadalupe creek near alma road and the penitential creek. but for the most part, the damage was minimal. we want people to go homern. which is obviously why that order is staying in place. the slick roads also caused him problems on a self a freeway. a jackknifed big rig closed a connector between interstate 6 80 highway one, the one in san jose. it reopened, though, within a few hours. some peaks in the north bay. got some snow today. i want to show you looking out the snow coming down on guys e

selina hopes to convince specifically younger women in the messiah community because they'll be the onesbringing change to the family. yes. for me it's my generation that with innovation my eggs that are the 1st ones to good to see and to get a formal education so it's up to us to educate the community and bring back the knowledge we have to share with them so that we can grow to give them the whole population would be left behind it's only the defeated people who have been early and the expertise and the only ones who can do things so we really have to share this knowledge and that is what we are doing now. well climate change is such all to my science lifestyle dramatically adapting to the changes could keep the communities going. now i want to take you out of kenya and broaden the view a little see climate change has really become a rallying cry for young people globally in 2018 a swedish teenager gretta 20 bug spearheaded the fridays for future movements which saw students around the world demanding climate action from world leaders while we haven't seen huge climate protests on the

selina hopes to convince pacifically younger women in the messiah community because they'll be the ones bringing change to the family. yes. for me it's my generation that within a vision my eggs that are the 1st ones to go to school to get a formal education so it's up to us to educate the community and bring back the knowledge we have to share with them so that we can grow together the whole population would be left behind it's only vindicated people who have been the lead and the expertise and the only ones who can do things so we really have to share this knowledge and that is what we are doing now. what climate change is such all to the must live lifestyle dramatically adapted to the changes could keep the communities going. now i want to take you out of kenya and broaden the view a little see climate change has really become a rallying cry for young people globally in 2018 a swedish teenager gretta to invoke spearheaded the fridays for future movements which saw students around the world demanding climate action from world leaders while we haven't seen huge climate protests on the

at the same time, dr maximiliano cuevas of clinica de salud del valley day selina's participated in the 10 salinas valley clinics. he works in and manages once they get infected. there's no way you can isolate. or quarantine the individual nonetheless, almost 60% of the infected and sick workers. we're going to work because one there's no sick or quarantine pay. the second big reason was fear of losing the job. state senator melissa her tano, a daughter of agricultural workers, sees this is a matter of national food and economic security. we feed the nation and we feed the world and when you have, employees that are getting sick that are dying that are higher risk because of the nature of their work. farm workers need to be prioritized. so making sure that we get these vaccines directly. to our ad workers is extremely important. but the vaccination rates of these essential workers is pitifully low. so much so the california retailers association is looking at ways for pharmacies to mobilize and deliver vaccines directly to ag workers. wherever they live and work and it's not just the re

the others are 34 year old zachary watch selina and the victim's ex boyfriend, 49 year old partner hooten, investigators say police responded to a report of a gunshot and yelling as the woman was being forced into a car last night outside her home on easter b street near bridgeway. the woman got away after her roommate confronted the men and fired a gun shot into the ground. least spotted those suspects speeding away and arrested them. they're all being held right now. on $100,000 bail. officials in mill valley are demanding an exemption now from the outdoor dining banned under the state's latest covid-19 stay at home orders. the mill valley city council voted unanimously last night to urge the governor and marin county health officials to reconsider. katie's rob broad joins us now with more on the desperate pleas from restaurant owners wrong. heather it may seem like a bit of a long shot, trying to reverse the outdoor dining bent. but many mill valley restaurant owners say it's a shot worth taking. it may look like these four people are eating at an out to a restaurant. but this is actua

some people living in the southern area of selina said they actually rushed to get their horses trapped, after the thick river of mud flow down . in a weather service says more rain has fallen in monterey in the last 24 hours, then all of the rain that has dropped since the beginning of october and now to the coronavirus pandemic in just the past 24 hours, there have been more than 16,000 new covid-19 cases reported in our state, along with 737 deaths. time outdoor dining is allowed once again in san francisco. for the past six weeks, restaurants were only allowed to do delivery or take out work well under a regional stay at home order that's now been lifted. ktvu elissa harrington has more on the changes. a san francisco slowly reopens. tables are out and heating lamps turned on for a chili reopening of outside dining in san francisco. i'm really excited. i think it's been really challenging for small businesses and restaurants in the area, and it's. not really depressing living in the city without seeing people outside at sweet maple in the city's lower pacific heights employees raise