cabe seÑalar que la sierras no se encendieron y nadie resultÓ lastimado.rohibido por la ciudad donde asistencia de consejerÍa laboral y mÉdica también estarÁ disponible. >>en la valentÍa de vivir conocemos hoyeste joven que al nacer no le daba mÁs de un aÑo de vida por su condiciÓn fÍsica, sin embargo se llegÓ a los 19, su valentÍa de vivir comunicÁndose por medio de los ojos con su madre lo llevÓ a dejar 22 patillas diarias por un derivado de la mariguana. >> de un niÑo que necesitaba mi amor, >> dicen que la naturaleza es sabia. sobre todo cuando se trata del vÍnculo entre madre e hijo, no sabÍa en ese tiempo que duro iba a ser. >> un lazo inquebrantable. mÁs fuerte que todo. >> no sabiendo si iba a vivir o a quedar aquÍ, es otra cosa que fue muy dura es ver a alguien que amas mucho sufrir y no poder hacer nada. >> a veces no se necesitan palabras para expresar el amor. >> mi niÑo tienes pocas palabras pero su voz es bien grande ahorita. >> para el basta una sola mirada para comunicarse con su madre. el me dice con sus ojos, que me dice cuando estoy camb

tradition to be a hotbed of bipartisan environmental fervor a place where john mure established the sierra club in 1892 and other bay area leaders established the league of conservation voters. to combat global warming is not an issue but an ethic and a value and integrity that we act upon that value. [applause] but when i was speaker the priority of global warming affairs that was my pledge so based on those values and informed by science, science science science and spurred by the work of vice president al gore wheeze bird energy independence and global warming despite what is happening in washington now i am ever hopeful. because then working with republicans signed at the time by president bush to chart a new path for clean energy increasing the use of renewables to hold leaders accountable from environmental disasters and then we went on to pass the waxman markey energy security house in the one - - act in the house but we were stop in the senate by the coal industry for this and other reasons i am so grateful to berg with the coal initiative working with the sierra club that is so es

some snow happening right now not southern sigh on sierras. and more from those big changeses in sierra coming up in about 12 minutes. >> i have not heard the word "snow" in the forecast for quite some time. >>> cal fire is on alert because of the fire danger. even though the temperatures a lot of danger remains. though we got some rain. >> high fire danger comes just days before people in the north bay mark one year since the devastating fires up there. we'll have coverage from santa rosa tonight as the winds and danger picks up. >> reporter:, you can track the forecast with our nbc bay area app. get updates on the conditions in your neighborhood. >>> we've been telling you about the fleet week warnings, but today people in san francisco del dealt with the traffic firsthand. >> it had roads clogged. kristi smith joins us lift. across the boarded where you are right now? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. some people are starting to head out. just great weather for fleet week. the advice was not to drive, but many people tried it. this is the outc

but sierra and savannah are not about a good wig. >> oh, cutie.s so concerned. >> she's like, what's going on? i don't know, girl. >> it's got a pretty nice little ombre going on. >> if you haven't noticed, sierra and savannah are fraternal twins. sierra is like a minute older than savannah, so i guess she's got the moves. let's try it on savannah and see what happens. >> you don't like it? >> it does look really good. this is mom right here. >> mom is way more comfortable with the wig. >> that's a picture of her and her brother? >> is the wig not for you, baby? >> we'll leave the hair, but the makeup, honey? adeline has that locked. >>> we move over to chattanooga, tennessee. mom stephanie stepped away to make waffles. and then -- >> somebody made the dog wonderful. >> fabulous, baby, fabulous. >> the dog is like, do i get a treat now? oh, it's a princess party. that's why. >> i love that the dog was such an accomplice, because it stood there long enough to be covered in lip h sll waffles. >> y do whatever, just give me a waffle. >>> that's it, t

. >>> por la violencia maestros decide no acudir a dar clases en la sierra de guerrero. >>> una jovense me olvidó prestar atención a mi salud. pasó demasiado tiempo desde mi último papanicolaou. cuando finalmente me hicieron la prueba, creímos que podría tener cáncer de cuello uterino. tuve suerte. no tuve cáncer. mujeres, por favor, háganse la prueba para detectar el cáncer de cuello uterino. conozcan su cuerpo. infórmense sobre el cáncer ginecológico. "estoy cansada." "tengo hambre." ¿qué tal si su cuerpo le dice que algo más podría estar mal? los cánceres ginecológicos, cáncer de cuello uterino, ovario y útero presentan síntomas. así que preste atención. y si su cuerpo le dice que algo podría estar mal, por favor escuche. si los sintomas duran dos semanas o más, vea a su médico. tal vez no sea nada, pero es mejor estar segura. conozca los síntomas e infórmese sobre los cánceres ginecológicos. >>> en guerrero méxico los maestros se niegan a dar clases. ana méndez nos dice que esto se debe a que consideran que la violencia del crimen organizado y el cultivo de amapola esta incontrola

you see tan in the sierra, grapevine, around l.a. and the high desert.leaves us to 9 million people still in a high fire danger. temperatures in the low to mid-80s in the central valley. 79, san diego. 71 in monterey. eure eureka, 66. yosemite, 72. warmer weather is on the way in tahoe. >>> thanks, mike. we want to get you up to date on the power outages in the north bay. >> pg&e turned off the lights in 12 counties across the state last night, napa, sonoma fire danger. amanda del castillo is live in san francisco. amanda. >> reporter: they tell us customers across the north bay and sierra foothills are without power this morning. this is all part of the proactive approach to fire prevention. a company smokes man matt nowman said crews are inspecting the lines throughout the region. they will need to make sure trees aren't creating hazards they would otherwise avoid. impacted areas are surely being in convenienced but nowman says it's all in the name of safety. >> all the customers who have been impacted are in tier 3, high fire risk areas. they were tol

an outbreak of thunderstorms over in the sierra foothills and the sierra. we have a chance of some isolated showers with the storm ranking one on the storm impact scale. that chance will be with us through tomorrow, isolated showers and brief downpours, possibly lightning and thunder. here is our 12-hour planner for tomorrow. we'll start the day with lingering clouds and maybe an isolated morning shower and then will start drying out midday but clouds will linger for a while and sunny skies late in theoo ar air coming in in the evening hours and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast which takes us to friday, a sunnier and drier day than tomorrow. slightly milder. we see sunny skies. inland highs, low to mid-80s, mid to upper 70s. low to mid-60s on the coast, which is pretty mild and we'll get a cooldown midweek next week. more autumnlike weather. >> thank you, spencer. >> another investigation into facebook and data breach. >>> and it is all about empowering girls this weekend in santa clara. we'll have more on the you could generate yourat home.rgy, o

the green, yellow, and orange icons extend from the north bay into the northern sierra. in our area, sonoma, napa, and lake counties are impacted. in all more than 17,000 residents there were warned about the outages. >> we have live team coverage starting with joe vazquez live in calistoga. >> we've learned from calistoga officials there will be no school tomorrow. that's because the power is out. it's pitch black except for our camera lights right now. here in downtown calistoga where a couple hours ago people were strolling around, now you see police officers shining their headlights on those stop signs just to let people know, there's an intersection here. and what's most remarkable is there is no emergency. there's no fire. this is not an accidental power outage. instead, pg&e says because of the presence of fire conditions, they decided it's now the time to cut the power off. >> reporter: the lights are out but the band is playing on at hydro bar and grill tonight. a light note during a serious moment as pg&e has decided to preemptively cut power in 12 counties in

situation in the north bay and the sierra.. where tens of thousands of pg&e >>> we are keeping a close eye on the situation in the north bay and the sierra, where tens of thousands of pg&e customers could lose power at any moment. the utility is preparing to cut service in parts of napa, sonoma, and 10 other counties. as fire weather conditions worsen, about 87,000 customers may be affected. it's unclear for exactly how long. we will keep you posted through the evening. >>> you wonder what all the shouting is about because at this moment, we will check quickly. the highest winds i saw a few minutes ago were at the airport to about 20 miles an hour and right now it's 22 through the san bruno gap at sfo. winds are down at the surface, not too bad. but later tonight upper elevations could see gusts as high as 50, 60 miles an hour. numbersgot up to the 70s -- numbers got up to 70s. in san francisco only 64 with a little sea breeze looking south from the salesforce tower. concord right now, still warm. 79 degrees. at san francisco,

i was on the board of the sierra club.nd -- >> and the others. >> and here's the thing, i was working to put wyoming's agricultural interests first. and i have worked diligently to make sure that wyoming and our agricultural interests are first and foremost. >> mary? >> so we're talking about the endangered -- >> the grizzly bear, yes. >> i think that was an unfortunate decision. state management of wildlife is something we have to strive for, and we have worked hard for years to gather the data, the science to develop excellent state management plans for wolves and we had the same thing going for grizzlies. and it's truly unfortunate that that happened, and we're going to have to just keep fighting to get state control back. i do support modifications to the eni think -- endangered species act that would put more control in state hands as recommended by the western governor's association under the leadership of governor mead. i think those are great things to do as we do in other environmental programs. but waiting for co

sierra club before the beyond coal campaign.uit throwing at that stupid stuff. >> you are going back 25 years. i become you you supported friends of earth and nature conservatory in the last few years. >> most recent -- >> we have to close. >> that's fine. just quit line. >> i'm not lying pick your the one line. >> mary, you can go for your closing. >> thank you again to all of you watching. thank you to news channel five for hosting us this evening, and thank you to bob for always asking wonderful and thoughtful questions. this race is about the choice for wyoming. it is not about who has the best resume. it's not about how often someone can say they are conservative. it's about telling you who we are and what we're going to do. what our vision is for wyoming. and i've been clear about that vision from the beginning. tonight we did not talk about one of the tea -- two key issues issues facing wyoming, healthcare and education. i have been a champion of medicaid expansion and it will happen in wyoming and we will bring hundreds

. >>> jordi carrillo es uno de los 33 maestros de preescolar que decidieron no viajar a la sierra deguerrero para iniciar clases, afirman su lugar de trabajo es peligroso y tienen miedo de ser atacados por grupos armados . >>> creen que el resguardo de esa patrulla nos va a tener a resguardo . >>> el traslado de los docentes se realizarían autobús pero no quisieron abordarlos ya que consideran que la escolta de dos patrullas estatales no era suficiente . >>> aquí están las patrullas, los autobuses. el ejército está patrullando la ruta. a la sierra de guerrero solo llegaron 20 docentes, razón por la que dos en 200 escuelas no se pudo iniciar el ciclo escolar. >>> la situación en heliodoro castillo es crítica. >>> vivimos en una pobreza de manera extrema . debido a los cultivos y la disputa del territorio por carteles del crimen organizado la violencia se ha incrementado. >>> ha sido la necesidad que ha obligado a la gente . >>> a pesar de ello el gobernador insiste en que todo está bajo control . >>> los puntos están atendido . autoridades buscan una solución al menos 2200 alumnos est

. >>> when it rains here in the bay area, snow often falls in the sierra. you are looking at some of the first know of the year, just barely a dusting though. look at those glor russ fall trees. >> ce, thi ohe mountain. that sierra snow pack plays a big role in whether california will or won't have a drought. >> that nice looking. let's bring in the expert "abc 7 news" weather anchor christian spencer. >> the wind and rain has not been widespread but ice lighted downpours. you can see clusters of thunderstorms lighting up the central valley and parts of the sierra foothills and here in the immediate bay area, look at isolated showers moving through discovery bay and tracie. livermore had one a few minutes ago. it is wet along portions of 580 into the central valley. this has been the pattern the last several hours, these clusters of moisture and thunderstorms moving up our south, mainly through the east bay and into the central valley but other areas have seen isolated showers as well aside from the east bay. the storm ranks one on the storm impact scale, a

we are talking closer to 59,000 if you include the sierra foothills. so as you mentioned, the joint school district is closed. that means nobody here will be going to school. the santa ros department is staffing 10 additional until noon today. they are also sending out alerts to fit -- to them. >> there's a lot of secondary challenges for people and their communities. but it is certainly something that we are going to have to deal with for a long time because ultimately the electricity can bite us as well. >> they are advising residents to stay vigilant. >>> this is all hands on deck at emergency operations centers. and they aren't just working outdoors but they are indoors as well. right now, they are monitoring weather conditions in real time. >> this is the first time that we are considering proactively shutting off the power for public safety. we now turning off the power is something that greatly impacts our customers. so this is only something we would do under extreme weather conditions. >> they decided to turn off power after the wine country w

and parts of the sierra those clouds could produce showers later on this afternoon. right now it's beginning to mix out a bit and we will check in on some current numbers. santa rosa, 58 degrees right. san francisco 52. lots of doctor -- upper 60s for fremont. here is a look at cso. in the clear. low clouds mixing out for at least this portion of the bay area. it is shaping up to be a nice afternoon. the tree in the bottom of your screen will be moving more. later on today winds could be 20 miles per hour. here is a set up in the pacific and it's a fantastic time of year. with the storms developed to our north and they don't make an impact for us. this guy wants to move in and cool us off for today and a little bit for tomorrow and this will head toward southern california. with the placement of the two systems it will set up our next warming trend friday into saturday under mostly sunny skies pick this pattern looks like it will continue for the rest of the weekend and into next week. we have to keep an eye on fire danger with the wind developing. we see showers pop

. >> pg&e shifted power off to communities in the sierra. a total of 59,000 customers are in the dark right now. no word yet when they plan to turn the powerback on. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it is forcing school districts to cam classes today. they will be be close indeed calistoga, sell seu very wekels, lakeport, middletown, woodland. you can find out if your power may get shut off. you can type in your address and it will tell few your home is served by pg&e and will lose its electricity. >> let's check in with mike nicco on the winds. is there any relief any time stphaopb. >> wind advisory until 10:00. it will relax after that. bone dry. 13% out of 100%. there could be 87% more moisture in the air in places like oakland right now. that's how bone dry sit. win -- it is. oakland hills, gusts up to 43 in the oakland hills. 23 at atlas peak. in the north bay mountains, you can see there, until 11:00. gusts up to 43 out of the northeast and southwest. keeping us in the 50s this morning. all of us in the 70s by noon. 70s at the coast. mos

they are hundred $45 -- $145. >>> it is fall in the sierra nevada. we have done video from sacramento valley water. flying over the trees. some of it is hardwood in the foothills. changing color. it is summary, except at night in the mountains. >> there is a reputation for california trees not turning many colors. in the sierra it is a pretty sight. as well as the maples around the residential streets. the golden gate bridge is on view. here we are approaching sunset on friday evening. a beautiful finish to the day. traffic is really beautiful event at southbound. traffic and weather together -- that is another station. concorde, 86. san jose, 80. seven cisco, 82. low pressure spends over surethe california. pacific northwest. the high will continue to build. below deepens over southern california. the battle between the two means the number get warmer. before cooling off next week. will have low clouds along the shoreline tonight tomorrow, mild to warm. warmer than it was today. today was a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. the cooling sets i

a move by pg&e -- by pg&e. >> 59,000 customers in the north bay and the sierra foothills without powerut the power because of the extreme fire danger conditions. many of last year's wildfires were caused by power lines so tonight the power is out for 17,000 customers in sonoma county, napa county and lake county. the power went out after 8:00 p.m. tonight. we have live team coverage on the extreme fire danger and the power outages. ktvu's andre senior begins our team coverage. >> reporter: in downtown nesses power but so are traffic signals like the one right here behind me. police out here, placed stop

the deliberate outages hit 59,000 customers in the north bay and in the sierra foothills. at last check nearly 2,000 s ar parts of the sierra foothills. >>> a vote is yet to be made this morning over plans to build a new ikea in the east bay. the controversial store would be built on a vacant lot off 580 in dublin. it would be 317,000 square feet. dublin city council debated for hours last night but have not reached a vote yet. a representative for ikea says the dublin-tri-valley area is a goal and ideal location for the store. it would bring in $120 million per year. there's a very vocal group in dublin who opposes it. >> i think ikea is the best place for us. it will do great in our backyards. >> traffic is a nightmare now. and it will become completely intolerable -- intolerable as well as present a threat for pedestrian and vehicular safety. >> one of the other concerns is traffic in dublin as that man was saying and the tri- valley. this is the proposed site as seen from "sky 5 drone" which is off 580 at the hacienda exit. residents say traffic on 580 and 680 is bad e

, we're hopeful that we'll see a chance of sierra snow and a little bit of rain. in the meantime, pretty pleasant, no signs of strong offshore winds. san francisco in the 60s and la weekend, better air quality, we think, monday and tuesday as we still have that smoke advisory for another day. warmer to finis then changes ahead. next weekend looks mostly dry but by sunday night, next weekend looks like november's coming. that's usually what you expect. >> it happens right after october, usually. >> right around halloween. >> can't get anything past you, can we, rob. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, if you're looking for motivation, look no more. how about a kid that ran fifty 5ks in 50 days, why he did it and how he's feeling now. the reason will make you "bay area proud." unwanted guests bef but take a look at this. >>> chances are you've had some unwanted guests before, but take a look at this. their fight to someone's front door. county.surveillance video taken the bucks locked horns, knocked over pumpkins and crashed into vases. of course only they

rain sitting offshore, also spawning a few thunderstorms over the central and southern sierra. but for us for the next several hours we'll be dry. why did we go so dry and why did the south bay not get a drop of rain? our storm is staying just a little too far away to the south and west. to the north bay you got soaked, but the rest of us did not. bodega bay, san rafael, santa rosa, novato, all an inch of rain or more, far less in san francisco and pittsburgh. but this map is telling the north bay less than an inch of rainfall, not a drop in the tri valley, fremont, or san jose. only .02 inches of rain on the peninsula, so it's all in the north bay. as for futurecast moving forward, showers are still possible. in the areas that didn't get the rain today, you have a good chance of getting some showers tomorrow. full seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thanks, paul. i'll tell you what got some rain. check this out with the video coming in from phoenix, arizona, that's rain. cars are driving through muddy water where roads used to be. first responders are rushing to make numerous

the icons extend from the northbay into the northern sierra. and in our area, sonoma, napa, lake counties are impacted and all cost 17,000 were warned about the adages. they spoke to one worker who says that it comes as a last resort. >> the lights are out the band is playing on. >> a light note during a serious moment as they have decided to preemptively cut power to communities in 12 counties. >> it's unprecedented. >> then, all the houses are burned and people are bond. this later, let's stop ahead of time. y remembermined at down lines caused the fire. it appears that they are so determined to keep it from happening again doing something they've never done before. because of the high wind and dry conditions they are shutting off power before a fire is the conditions get higher and higher. >> to mitigate the wildlife as the wildfire risk. we know how they rely on it. >> they do not acknowledge that that has anything to do with past lawsuits or whether previous fires have been started by power lines. they will only say that they are trying to

still just moisture, and that subtropical areas hitting the west slope of sierra. are not seeing thunderstorms per se. we could see some this afternoon but mostly, just ringing out what's left of the moisture. a little something down here by merced, east of livingston, kind of out by the plano area. showers are dying down, though, for the most part. we are starting to dry out. today was a dry day. there were a few sprinkles this morning. see how the moisture is getting rung out on the west slope? kind of interesting as you see it move off. they are going to be looking at snow, winter storm warnings in miami and montana. the intermountain region will be much cooler with unsettled weather. for us, we go back into a better pattern, which will be mild to warm. especially into the weekend with low 80s. right now, temperatures are in the 70s. that's cooler than it was yesterday. tomorrow, friday, we will warm up, to the point that -- oh, yeah, the fog is back. to the point that we are going to see temperatures in the low 80s. there is san francisco, the fog creeping in o

there is still a red flag warning for solano county,much of the sacramento area and the sierra foothills. kron-4's charles clifford reports. natsmonday afternoon, a wildfire erupted just south of the town of winters along putah creek. the flames, pushed by a steady breeze, burned through thick brush and trees. fire crews from all over solano county converged on the fire to protect homes and buisnesses.natscal fire also sent a helicopter to make water drops along the fire, which stretched roughly a mile along the creek. sotit's kind of exciting.a handfull of neighbors, like ?? came to check out the fire, but by late afternoon crews had made good progress on slowing the flames and no structures were being threatened.sotacross the county and a good portion of northern califronia, a red flag warning will remain in effect utnill at least tuesday morning. foothills could see wind gust up to 50 miles per hour.fire officials are asking people to avoid doing anything that could start a blaze. avoid outdoor burning, don't drive or park cars in dry sure all fires are fully extinguished.as for the f

we're seeing a bit of a wind tunnel in the bay area, that system bringing the snow showers to the sierragh pressure building in from the west funneling the north winds down through the bay area. probably through mid-morning monday. tuesday wind speeds start to back off. maybe another round of breezy conditions on thursday. and another interesting component to the weather maybe more so for southern california more tropical storm moisture heads toward the desert southwest around next friday. so the weekend weather story watching those winds. look at the temperatures climbing up for sunday. numbers inland in the mid 80s. again, that fire weather watch could be upgraded to a red flag warning. warm start to the week. trending a bit more mild as we approach wednesday. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay." >> you think you can run a campaign for governor. >> how much influence does the chump change buy? next we investigate tens of millions of dollars given to green california politicians by the oil and gas industry. a lookt destructive wildfires to hit the north bay. the resident

hombre intenta encender dos sierras electricas y los usuarios una vez ms se preguntan si estn seguros viajando en el sistema --- --- buenas noches, les saluda lorena domnguez --- nombre intenta encender! eléctricas y los usuarios se preguntan están seguros viajando en el sistema. >>> gracias por mirarnos: >>> suiza de ocho meses que está prohibido falleciÓ. >>> este era el de 45 aÑos y esta suiza temida de opciones de edad la sonrisa de los 12 pronto a causa de una parados pasado jueves. sucedió cerca de la autopista impacto entre el vehículo y otros temas . la policía ella estaba manejando la frecuencia. su eve perdió la batalla este martes tras luchar casi una semana en lugar de ellos está vacío. >>> el vecino dijo que loqu min otro vecino documento, los conocía pero cuando se entero del incidente. >>> los conductores fueron trasladados al hospital con heridas graves. >>> los sospechosos tiene custodia policial por carlos criminales. >>> hay que tener mucho cuidado en esta época. murió ya transfe la primera noche el cinco 80 la policía informa que la víctima de 23 y su amigo estaba

saturday evening we are looking at sierra snow showers above 8900 feet. that continues through sunday morning and the activity tapers. behind the system, high pressure builds n as it does the winds are going to increase. so saturday night along the coastline it will be gusty and then eventually we start to see the winds increasing in the hills. by sunday morning, even places like fairfield, calistoga will be about 30, 35 miles per hour winds. the northern wind will dry out the atmosphere and they will pick up sunday night into monday morning which is why we have the fire weather watch and wind advisory in effect for the higher terrain and the fire weather watch for east bay valleys. tomorrow morning temperatures primary in the 50s, a few upper 40s. there will be clouds around due to the system passing through but the clouds will pull out and we will have a few high passing clouds for the afternoon. 77 in san jose tomorrow. 79 in morgan hill. 76 in sunnyvale. 75 in redwood city. palo alto, 66. half moon bay, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. north bay, l

on patrol with the sierra leone navy in search of illegal fishing trawlers. two miles of the coast is a chinese vessel sailing very close to shore. it's not supposed to be there so the navy went on board to check. a quick search and there was nothing suspicious on board. this is the operation command center it doesn't boast much in the way of high tech equipment and that's not the only problem the marine security service has with not had the capability to really see a presence at sea so detect. are a strong do as i say results came in hours have been taken advantage of this hour. such comments not far away from the naval base two more chinese boats loiter most operating the proliferation process know the limitations of the scenario in a neighborhood and maritime border just the navy boats can only go ten nautical miles offshore and i think beyond that is exploited by being illegal fishing. but most illegal activities take place at night. at midnight they know we are not at sea the snake into the ice that fish maybe five o'clock in the morning and then they go

en la zona norte de la bahÍa lloviÓ fuerte y ha estado lloviendo hacia la sierra de la nevada.os de forma dispersa. posibilidad de precipitaciÓn y mÁs adelante vuelvo con mÁs. conductora: a pesar de que la lluvia ya pasÓ la patrulla de caminos conversÓ con nosotros sobre las precauciones que debe tener cuando maneje. >> importante hacer un chequeo del automÓvil completo empezando con las llantas y los parabrisas. llevar un kit para emergencia, una bateria y linterna. realizar las luces delanteras y traseras estÉn encendidas tambiÉn es muy importante. palmira: podrÍa considerarse un beneficio. conductor: por ahora no hay nada de que preocuparse. esto todavÍa no entra en vigor. >> en este momento no hay problema en solicitar una extensiÓn. >> anunciÓ y quiere cambiar las reglas para recibir beneficios no califiquen de manera automÁtica a un inmigrante. la organizaciÓn aclaró que cuando lleguen a implementar cambios estos no aplicarÍa para casos de asilo y hay que aclarar que -- aclarar. palmira: es mejor que usted conozca sus derechos, en pantalla tiene taller informativo. estÁn

on the right side of the map, showing the few areas in the sierra foothills where outages remain. more now from ktvu's tom vacar on the work to restore power and people affected. >> reporter: in lake county, pg&e helicopters are spending the day slowly and methodically eyeballing and examining every foot of powerlines they can see from the air. when they cannot see, ground crews on foot inspected from below to make sure no flammable trees or branches had fallen on or touched those lines before restoring the power. some 400 folks who live in the tiny town of loch lomond waited patiently for that restoration. christien kafton martinelli runs the mail express, a combination shipping, mailing, greeting card and shoe store, open only because she can do some transactions without power. >> you know, it just paralyzes everybody. the store, he had to throw away all of the ice cream and frozen foods yesterday. >> reporter: the coffee shop here in loch lomond had its grand opening on sunday. and has had a grand closing ever since, because there is no power. >> reporter: with the wind, i was

she's describing things that you can see in a lot of this stuff even if you write books about the sierra you probably haven't seen. can you talk about how you found this? that's quite a challenge to round all of this up. >> i went to grad school archives and i was always kind of had blinders on about the same issue we are talking about, what counts as evidence and intellectual history so i will admit one of the first times i started working for the newspaper archives, my eye eyes would skim read over these things. they were there all alon along i haven't been trained to see them as w evidence of black women's thoughts would intellectual prediction so it is hiding right in plain sight. one ofof the things that you wil see in the book is the artwork from black women panthers. most if you see artwork you see it from the fa and artist whose artwork is fantastic but most people don't know that they had several female artists. so i look at their work and talk about how the kind of exposing ideology and ideas and politics work that way. another thing i look at this satire. when you don't have t

sierra like no other today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> breathtaking. it's like you're on top of the world.ble. >> don't look down. all the way up here. that's too steep, not going up there. >> amazing walking up here. >> it was scary, looks rickety, but walking up the stairs was cool. really pretty. >> amazing, when i went up the stairs, i was really scared of heights but once i looked at the view, it's just beautiful. >> looking about the same really. high cumulus, nothing threatening yet. ♪ >> wow. what views. check out abc's new brand at localish.com, facebook and instagram. >>> hey guys, foodies pay attention. saucy awards coming out next week. celebrate best of the bay area restaurant and bar community. here with us today from the association, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> third year for awards. tell us about the spectrum of restaurants you're honoring. how diverse are they? >> we have everything. saucy awards are industry nominated and voted on except two awards. one is peoples choice, vote on the magazine page and lifetime achievement to nancy oaks that's decided by the assoc

at 3:00 p.m., 77 which should be okay as well. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> live where you live this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening i'm erick thomas. and the senate confirmed supreme court judge kavanaugh. he was sworn in. his confirmation came after he denied claims he sexually assaulted women during his high scool and college years. protests erupted in the bay area and across america. they express their fears at oakland's city hall. some question his temperament and others fear it's moving too much to the right. fleet week festivities wrap up with another air

i represent the bay chapter of the sierra club. i'm on their water committee. i had something written down, but i think it's more important to address the presentation today. what i'm passing out is a document put out by the public policy institute of california on alternative water supplies, and it is -- the back is where it might be more interesting to start. you can see that southern california has ten times the amount of recycled water in its investments, so this tells me that northern california is behind the ball on that alternative water source. on the front, it has the idea that alternate tiive water source -- mixed water sources improve drought resilience. so -- and then -- so that's my document there. and then, i want to talk about transfers. i want to second barry's point about successful transfers being done in southern california. the m.w.d. is now leasing land in some water districts so they can get the water rights, so it is being done. i don't understand the idea that transfers have not been successful. i think it was stated it was done 20 years

gordon: first yes i was on the board of the sierra club. i was on in the 1980s. rammell: what about the other groups you are on? you interrupted me. gordon: we only went through our primary and talked about all this. i was on the board at the sierra club and i was working to put wyoming agricultural interest first. and i have worked diligently to make sure that wyoming and the agricultural interests are first and foremost. throne: i think that was an unfortunate decision state management of wildlife is something we have to strive for and work hard to gather the data to develop excellent plans and we had the same thing going for grizzlies and it is unfortunate that happened we will have to keep fighting to get state control back. i do support modification to the endangered species act that puts more control into the state hands as recommended by the western governors association under the leadership of the governor that is great things to do along with other environmental programs but waiting for congress to act that might not happen but in the meantime it is impo

portions of the sierras. there is a big clear area offshore that is our sunday forecast. not reflecting rainfall. right now we have mostly clear skies and a rain free forecast. we will have mostly clear skies for sunday as well. 60s in san jose, santa rosa 63, san francisco 66 and here is a live look at the bay bridge. it is fog free tonight and tomorrow there will be more sunshine. first thing tomorrow morning will be clear and breezy and windy in the higher terrain with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this showing some 70s and some 80s. there will be more 80s in the forecast for sunday. for fleet week it is looking great with temperatures in san francisco's tomorrow in the mid- 70s. the area of low pressure to are eased in this area of high pressure offshore with the different setting up northern flow and windy patterns developing right now into sunday morning. tomorrow it will be warmer and windy for the hills. here is the forecast model showing in the clear on sunday. by 5:00, things will gradually cool off. by sunday into monday they will be two very warm days in th

stopping illegal fishing we go on patrol with sierra leone's navy and it baffles a two hundred million dollars problem. hello we've got some cold weather making its way towards japan at the moment we have got a fair bit of cloud just making its way across the south china sea secada seeing some of that wet weather the making all link weather system back across the sea of japan towards north korea ahead of that generate dry largely sunny with the well wetter weather there choose to across northern parts of japan you notice the further south not about it so twenty two celsius in tokyo that cloud and the cooler six is where little further south as we go on into a wednesday southern passage pan generally ok dry with some crisp sunshine there across the korean peninsula meanwhile out across china over the next day or so we'll see temperatures getting up to twenty nine celsius there in hong kong increasing cloud coming in can just see the arrival of typhoon utor making its way towards more than parts of the philippines and that'll just punch its way through was to go on into weather stay home

more towards the sierra and south lake tahoe.he activity getting pushed out of here by the front. 60 lakeport. 60 in san jose. napa 63. everyone is really close. a few of her 50s on the peninsula. heyward and union city and fremont stuck at 62. west southwest brees attorney northwest later on. once the system goes through. it looks like a continuation of a lot of cloud cover but a little bit better. >> every time i feel humidity i think, okay. this is why i live in the bay area. is like i was out of pleasant hill stepped out of the car inside, this is not us. it was --'s but i'm sure you hear the complaints. >>> let's take a look at what we have. trying to get into san francisco. the top of the bay bridge we have not have any major problems. a lot of annoying crashes. the little things where no one is hurt but they were blocking lanes for a while. they move off to the shoulder. a lot of those and traffic is backed up all the way to the maze. the meeting lights are on and traffic will be so at the bay bridge. aa northbound so from

northbound 101 jammed approaching sierra point parkway, candlestick park we have two right lanes blockeduthbound side jammed up from the 280 interchange. stay on 280 if you can, an easy, smooth drive out of san francisco or even into san francisco through daly city. over on the tri valley we're talking about west 580 your commute direction there is a disabled truck over here at san ramon road, the one that's causing the problem and the backup a couple of fender benders in the backup at hacienda and another around tassal tassalahara. folks may cut through 84 and also toward stanley, if you hit city streets if you're familiar with the area it's a good option. the south bay a gentle build but nothing dramatic, good news for san jose. >> we like to hear good news, mike. 6:51 right now. >>> coming up, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including when repair work on san francisco's new transit center is set to end. >>> plus we're following breaking news in the east bay, the manhunt happening now near a school, after an overnight homicide. >>> but first, happening now at 6:52

groups including the american petroleum institute and the sierra club. this deals with clean drinking water, waste water, also with our ports, with inland waterways, with dams, with irrigation systems, with reservoirs. this is a bill, bipartisan passed that is going to be good for communities as well as the country, good for the economy as well as the environment. >> on that topic, the economic numbers are stronger than they have been in almost 50 years, going back to 1969, 3.7% unemployment, growth above 4%, numbers that don't occur. that can be even better. things like the faa bill, the structural things that make the economy work. i think particularly the water infrastructure bill, looking at the transportation network that we need to link together, the mississippi river valley where i live is the biggest piece of contiguous agricultural ground in the world. it has its own built-in transportation system. we need to make the most of that in an economy where world food demand is going to double between now and 2050. but looking at that, looking at retur

sierra starks reports. lauren dasilva é mcrcc deputy director:"we'll probably continue to post 2 to 3 a week."stories from sexual assault survivors are coming into the monterey county rape crisis center, through a new platform.natsthey've created a safe space, online for those survivors to share their experiences.the idea for the platform spawning from the testimony of dr. christine blasey ford.natsseen here, sharing openly in the recent senate judiciary hearings about her experience with now supreme justice brett kavanaugh ... and the discredit of that testimony throughout.lauren dasilva é mcrcc deputy director:"i mean that's the general feeling that if she, if this were a true and valid report of sexual violence then she would've said something much sooner but the reality is that many survivors don't say anything for possibly the duration of their life. there's lots of myths around why someone would choose to or choose not to report and we want to just help dispel some of those myths and just give people

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