dan: new information about a couple, their baby, and dog found in the sierra national forest. after months of investigation and help from federal a 30's, the sheriff revealed more about -- federal authorities, the sheriff revealed more of the circumstances. reporter: after months and searching and collecting evidence in the mysterious deaths of a california family, investigators revealing how they died, the bodies hiking trail in the sierra national forest back in august. >> we have determined that the official cause of death as hypothermia and probable dehydration. due to the environmental exposure. reporter: the sheriffs's office said the family walked 2.2 miles in 99-103 degrees temperatures, authorities showing video of the rugged terrain that further exhausted the family. >> there was 185 ounce letter -- water bladder back back located with the family. this water bladder was empty, and no other water containers, no other water filtration systems are located amongst the family. reporter: for days and weeks on end, investigators treated the scene as a hazmat situation out o

dan: new information about a couple, their baby, and dog found in the sierra national forest. months of investigation and help from federal a 30's, the sheriff revealed more about -- federal authorities, the sheriff revealed more of the circumstances. reporter: after months and searching and collecting evidence in the mysterious deaths of a california family, investigators revealing how they died, the bodies hiking trail in the sierra national forest back in august. >> we have determined that the official cause of death as hypothermia and probable dehydration. due to the environmental exposure. reporter: the sheriffs's office said the family walked 2.2 miles in 99-103 degrees temperatures, authorities showing video of the rugged terrain that further exhausted the family. >> there was 185 ounce letter -- water bladder back back located with the family. this water bladder was empty, and no other water containers, no other water filtration systems are located amongst the family. reporter: for days and weeks on end, investigators treated the scene as a hazmat situation out of conc

they were found dead during a hike mid august in the sierra national forest.francisco. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river. high levels of toxic algae were detected nearby. the mariposa sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists to see if that might have played a role. it was also extremely hot the day they disappeared. later today, law enforcement will reveal what killed this family of three. >> thank you, bob. >>> this morning, decorated olympic gymnast simone biles opening up about her next big partnership. she's now the chief impact officer of cerebral, a mental health and telemedicine app. >> that announcement comes after she withdrew from several olympic competitions in tokyo, citing her own mental health struggles. this morning she says being a victim of disgraced team usa doctor larry nassar had an impact on her olympic experience. >> over the years, after suppressing so many emotions and putting up a front on a global scene, i think really all of that came to light and my body and my mind allowed me to suppr

investigators in mariposa county, working to figure out what killed a family of three in the sierra national forest. you may remember when the family and their dog went missing after going for a hike in mariposa county. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the mer said river near devil's gulf. it's unsure how they died, but it was treated as a hazmat scene. they've done many toxicology reports but are waiting on additional findings. they haven't ruled out heat exposure or toxic algae, they've ruled out lightning, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, drugs and suicide. we take you to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing. protesters brought cars to a halt around 7:00 a.m. immigration advocates stopped traffic to call on the u.s. nat to work on legislation that provides a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. the chp says at least four people were arrested and five cars towed. advocates gathered in san jose demanding help for all 11 million undocumented immigrants. the bay area organization for citizenship said one way for it to be possible is for congress p

the bodies of the parents, their one-year-old daughter, dog were found in the sierra national forest in august when it was over 100 degrees. investigators have not ruled out another theory, toxic algae. >>> time for the money watch report, last month is called the worst on wall street. bed bath and beyond shares take a dive. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street wrapped up a tough september with another down day. the dow slid 546 points. nasdaq fell 63. s&p 500 lost 51. september was wall street's worst month since march 2020 when coronavirus pandemic took hold. s&p 500 that brought measure of u.s. stocks tumbled 4.8% over the last month. tech heavy nasdaq which has been sensitive to rising inflation and bond yields dropped 5.3%. shares of bed bath and beyond sank more than 20% yesterday following disappointing quarterly report card. the pandemic caused a massive drop off in shopper traffic in august which led to lower sales than expected. ing su s hurtbusiness ana loss of $73. >>> scarlett johansson and disney have solved their battle over money.

investigators will reveal what killed a san francisco family in the sierra national forest.peared after going on hike in august. bodies later found near south fork of the merced river. number of possible causes have been ruled out. suicide, illegal drugs, foul play. it was extremely hot and water sources tested positive for toxic algae bloom. >>> hit and run that turned violent. 10:30 friday night, woman driving suv hit a car, female driver did not stop, so man in the car followed her, hoping to exchange information and things turned violent. next image might be difficult to take. man's wife says once they pulled over, female driver made several phone calls and two men showed up and did this. beat him, leaving him hospitalized with serious injuries. >> doctors say it don't look human what his body can do and handle, not much more they can do but wait. >> police say the woman's car similar to this, 2014 to 2017 silver cadillac esclade. >>> storm ranger shows rain coming down, mountains and part of the peninsula, about six minutes. >>> mayor of milpitas accused of not masking.

the bodies of the parents, their 1-year-old daughter and dog were found in the sierra national forest back in august when it was over100 degrees. at this point investigators have still not ruled out another theory which is toxic algae. >>> some dramatic video you have to see, hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting at its summit after being quiet several months. you can see fiery lava shooting out as high as 100 feet. so far there are no threats to any buildings. of course, that's in a national park. so there's not going to be buildings around it or a lot of people, but that's what volcanos do. they go to sleep. they wake up. >> nature. >> liquid rock, that's pretty cool to see. >> can you imagine being a tourist and seeing that while you're there visiting? >> it's on the list of something to do in the future. on the list for us? let's get some rain. we're heading into a new water year in 41 minutes. the new water year starts. what an underwhelming year it was. we received 35 to 40% of normal precipitation across the bay area. santa rosa was over 20 inches below normal rainfall. what impact

. >>> we may get answers as to how a family died while hiking in sierra national forest. a couple, their one-year-old and dog were found on a trail in august. investigators ruled out drugs, suicide, and lightning. they have yet to rule out heat or toxic algae. >>> hunt for brian laundrie could be over after suspected human remains were found in florida. >> police have been looking for him since his fiance vanished in august. >> reporter: investigators are working to identify human remains discovered during the search for brian laundrie. they were found yesterday in a wildlife preserve south of tampa along with his notebook and backpack. >> items were found in an area that until recently had been under water. >> reporter: he was reported missing over a month ago. the 23-year-old is a person of interest in the death of his fiance gabby petito whose body was discovered in wyoming. she and laundrie had spent the summer on cross country drive but he returned to florida sepmber ur evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. >>

like the mystery has finally been solved about how an entire family died while hiking in the sierra national forest. we will get the answer tomorrow. the mariposa police will have a report. the couple and their daughter and dog were all killed. >>> also happening tomorrow. are you ready for the next big one? it is great california shake out. the statewide drill that helps us practice what to do during a earthquake. drop, cover, hold on. this is video from two years ago the last time it was held in-person. we have more earthquake resources on kpix.com/earthquakes. >>> tonight, we want to let you know that we condemn a racist online attack against kpix5 reporter betty yu. you see her here every night. >> television station and kpix5 crowders nd the wordspread program. we stand with bet an accomplished journalist and valued member of our cbs family. these hateful remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirm the importance of our work as journalist to shine the work on antiasian violence and hate speech when it occurs. >>> still ahead, why this bay area mom accused of hosting boozey sex p

. >>> tonight the mariposa county sheriff says the family who died in a remote hike in the sierra national forest succumbed to extreme heat exhaustion. john gerrish, ellen chung, and their 1-year-old daughter, , and their dog had moved to the area from san francisco. it was 76 degrees when they set up on a trail near the merced river on august 15. they walked uphill for several miles on a trail with very little shade. as temperatures climbed into the triple digits, their bodies were found 2 days later over 1 mile from their car. investigators say the family had a single 85 ounce water backpack with them, and it was empty. >>> still to come, all the masking, handwashing, and a distancing we have been doing has impeded the spread of many viruses, including the flu. >> i've never seen an influenza season like last year alastyear's mild year a whole lot worse. >>> where are the workers? california jobless claims hit a 6 month high as the u.s. hits the pandemic low. >>> it could be our biggest problem after the big one. a new report out on earthquake threats to a key piece of bay area infrastru

they were found dead in the sierra national forest. the sheriff said it will give an update tomorrow on the cause of death. the family was from san francisco, but they moved during the pandemic. >>> the band fish is speaking out about the deadly fall at chase center during their concert on sunday night. a band member stopped their show in oregon to offer condolences. >> we send our love to the presser family. we're sorry this all took place. but i also want to say, very quickly, some words to all of the people who -- i know this affected everybody, and some of the people who were nearby this event, i know had a lot of, you know, feelings, and experiences and things, so i'm sending out my love, we all are, speaking for the band, sending out our love to everybody involved. >> one of the fans did not survive the fall. the other fan injured himself, and because of a fan that broke his fall. the police are continuing to investigate the incident. >>> back to weather. it was cold and dreary and rainy. we loved it. >> exactly. that's what we'v

investigators say that's when they'll be announcing what killed a san francisco family of three in the sierra national forest. this has been a mystery. john fairish, ellen chung, their 1-year-old daughter, and their dog disappeared after going on a hike in mariposa county in august. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river in an area called devil's gulch. for two months vest investigators have trying to figure out what killed them. causes of death have been ruled out including suicide, illegal drugs, and foul play. investigators say the family hiked during extreme heat and the water sources along the trail tested positive for toxic algae blooms. we'll find out the answer on that tomorrow. >>> still ahead, you know her as the hilton heiress, but paris hilton has a new mission. what she's now calling for the biden administration to do about what she said is a troubled teen industry. >>> i'm scott budman. did elizabeth holmes mislead investors about the relationship between theranos and the u.s. military in the latest testimony in the trial coming up. >>> and storm ranger sho

. >>> a bay area woman found safe after disappearing in the sierra national forest.palo alto, she was reported missing sunday afternoon after becoming separated from her group on huntington lake. both survived temperatures as low as 17 degrees. searchers finally spotted her about four miles away. she was not hurt and reunited with her friends. >>> happen burgers and politics. not a good mix. bay area in-n-out burgers are being required to comply with the covid guidelines and because they are not, many locations are being shut down. >> reporter: san francisco health officials shut down this in-and-out burger. it is now allowed to be open but because they refuse to have staff checked for vaccination proof, no one can eat inside. >> i'm kind of sad about the fact that we can't eat inside. >> reporter: they are ordering to go tonight. health officials said they issued a notice of closure for the jefferson restaurant last week after responding to 311 complaints in september about staff not checking for proof of it is now open with no indoor dining. >> my understanding is

from california after a family of three and the family dog all died after a hike in california's sierra national forest. late today, the sheriff saying jonathan gerrish, ellen chung and their 1-year-old daughter all died of what's called hyperthermia. their bodies and the cumulative heat while hiking in intense heat in august. the tempatre hiking in, they say, up to 108 degrees. >>> when we come back here tonight, bracing for several days of storms ahead. and now the new noaa outlook just in tonight on winter across this country. and we'll show it to you. ♪ thousands of women with reast cancer ng in the moment and taking ibrance. ng ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ro her2- metastatic anlayereast cancer disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking

in maricopa county, working to figure out what killed the san francisco family of three in the sierra national forest. last month we told you about the family, john gerrish, ellen chung and their 1-year-old daughter muji. they also had their dog. they went missing after going on a hike in maricopa county. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river in an area called devil's gulch. it's still unclear how they died, but the area has been treated as a hazmat scene. investigators say they have done many toxicology reports, but are awaiting on additional information. they haven't yet ruled out that heat exposure or toxic algae could be part of the issue, but they have ruled out numerous things, including lightning strike, the use of a weapon, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, cyanide exposure, drugs, alcohol, and suicide. >>> well, senators took aim at facebook today on capitol hill, accusing the social media giant of knowing that instagram is dangerous for kids, but doing little to protect them. lawmakers cited internal data from a whistle-blower and a "wall street journal

we have new details on what killed a family while they were hiking in the sierra national forest. their deaths have been a mystery for two months up until now. ktvu cristina rendon is joining us now live in the studio with how investigators believe they died, cristina. well, investigators say this is a very tragic case. alexa cause of death hyperthermia and probable dehydration due to the heat the day the family set out on a hike. officials say they were not familiar with the terrain and works posed to fluctuating temperatures. this is again at. an unfortunate and tragic event. due to the weather. mariposa county sheriff jeremy breece says hypothermia and probable dehydration led to the deaths of jonathan gear ish ellen chong andes. hypothermia is whee body produces too much heat and starts to shut down. the sheriff's office showed footage of the terrain the family was in in this year a national forest and released a timeline around eight a.m. on the morning of the families. august hike. temperatures started out in the mid seventies but quickly jump to the nineties and eventually

dead while hiking -- >> we have learned the family found dead while hiking in this area -- the sierra nationals an tragic event due to the weather. >> the deaths puzzled investigators for months. it was at first treated as a hazmat situation but it is unclear if the family drink that water. they moved to mariposa county during the pandemic. the chase center has passed a new safety check after two incidents at the fish concert sunday night. one man fell from the upper level two the -- onto a pers below. a complaint was filed saying the guardrails are too low and the stairs to steep. inspectors went through the arena and deemed it up to code. >> we are taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. >> if you have filled up your tank recently, you know that prices are higher. in california, it $4.54. it is $4.76 in san >> check yard tires are p -- check your tires air pressure. the tire has to work harder to get down the road. >> a good reminder to get gas at stations that are further away from major highways and get rid of bike racks and roof racks on your car. >> so

the family of three from san francisco disappeared back in mid august while hiking through the sierra national forest. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river. high levels of toxic algae were detected nearby. the sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists and environmental specialists, the fbi and other experts to see if that might have played a role. it was also extremely hot the day the family disappeared. later today law enforcement will reveal what killed the mother, father, daughter and their dog. >>> happening today, closing arguments start in the trial of a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall is fighting manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a man who drove around a roadblock. he's being investigated for the deadly shooting of a homeless man this past march also, but the judge did not allow that to be included as evidence. >>> president biden taking his case directly to the people, trying to sell his infrastructure bill. behind the scenes, progressive and moderate democrats are negotiating just ho

bodies of the parents, their one-year-old during, and dog were found in the sierra national forest in august when it was over 100 degrees. investigators have not ruled out another theory, toxic algae. >>> happening today in the east bay, pge will be working to improve natural gas system by replacing a 40-foot portion of the gas transmission line. it is happening in dublin near 580 hacienda road junction. >>> the federal government is open after congress passed a funding measure yesterday but democrats are struggling to reach common ground on president biden's agenda. negotiations are grinding ahead on legislative priorities, $1 trillion infrastructure bill and $3.5 trillion package that encompasses everything from climate to childcare. a planned vote on infrastructure bill was postponed after progressive democrats refused to vote for it. >> there is no point in us negotiating against ourselves. >> progressives want a concrete deal on social spending package first. nancy pelosi says she intends to try again today. >>> money watch report, why last month is called the worst one on record

. >>> today we may get answers as to how an entire family died while hiking in sierra national forest. mayorthe sheriffs also will be holding a news conference. a couple, their one-year-old, and their dog died on the trail. they've yet to rule out heat or toxic algae. >>> search for brian laundrie may be over after human remains were found in florida. along with his notebook and backpack. the 23-year-old is a person of interest in the death of his fiance gabby petito whose body was found in wyoming. they had been making a cross country drive but he returned to florida alone last month. >>> evidence response team on scene using available forensic resources to process the area. it is likely the team will be on scene for several days. >> laundrie's parents told police about a trail their son used for hikes. the remains were found there in frequently flooded swamp land known to be teaming with alligators. >>> also happening, closing arguments in trial of a former danville police officer andrew hall. the former officer is charged in the death during a police chase in november 2018. hall wa

one-year-old daughter, and, their family dog hiked most of an 8.5 mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra nationale. all were found dead on august 16's. the family had ties to the bay area. foul play, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have all been rolled -- ruled out. the family may have all suffered heat stroke or were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will send out a push alert when the news conference starts. you can watch it live by downloading the abc 7 bay area news app for stream it on your team be with art -- rtv with our connected apps. -- your tv tv tv apps. reggie: officials want want want vaccinated by december 1. by this -- by january they want half the group vaccinated. by february, 70%. health officials are warning parents and children to take precautions over the holidays, encouraging mask wearing and avoiding large crowds. kumasi: the demand for rapid covid tests in pharmacies is expected to surge. there could be testing supply chain issues in the coming months because employees, some not vaccinated, are returning to work. that means demand for t

investigators say the family were on a hike on a mountain trail in the sierra national forest. 109 that day. the bodies were found with just a single empty 85 ounce water container. >> this is an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather. reggie: the deaths puzzled investigators for months. it was originally hazmat situation what investigators say it is still unclear if the family drank the water. the family was originally from san francisco. kumasi: lyft has released some startling numbers in its first-ever safety report. the company got about 4100 reports of sexual assault from 2017 to 2019. there were 10 reported deaths from physical assaults. lyft indicated riders 52%. 10% were initiated by third parties. lyft sayssssssssss no reported safety incidents. gas prices are soaring nationwide. nationally, the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.38, according to aaa. prices tend to be higher in the bay area. it is $4.76 a gallon on average in san francisco. abc news has some tips on how you can save and optimize your driving for better fuel mileage. >> gas prices are up

tonight regarding the death of this northern california family and their dog all found dead in the sierra national forest. a northern california sheriff says that they died of extreme heat exhaustion while they were hiking in a remote area back in august. the couple their one year-old daughter and their dog walking in extreme heat before they died temperatures in the area reaching up to 109 degrees and their water container was discovered empty. investigators concluded that the family died from hyperthermia, a condition caused when a person's body temperature is dangerously high after exposure to hot and humid weather. >> back to the storm system we're following right now there's a bit of a low on the right. you're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the golden gate bridge and it looks fairly clear. we don't really see the wet roads at this point. as for traffic conditions, let's take a live look at our traffic map giving us an idea of how traffic is moving right now mostly looks pretty good. and remember, you can always get a live look at conditions for your commute and any other driving o

and their family dog hiked most of an eight and a half mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra nationalite. all were found dead on the trail on august 16. the family had ties to the bay area. follow player, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have been ruled out. that drew speculation that the family might have all suffered heat stroke, or they were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will set off a push alert when the press conference starts. you can watch it live on the abc 7 bay area news app on your phone, or stream it on tv. reggie: jobina, thank you. sonoma county has laid out plans to vaccinate children under 11 once the fda authorizes vaccines for that group. they want a quarter of three vaccinated by december 1. and by january, half. by february, they hope to get to 70%. meantime,, health officials are warning parents and children to take precautions over the holidays. they are encouraging mask-wearing and avoiding large crowds. kumasi: the demand for rapid quote -- rapid covid tests is expected to surge. the ceo of a testing company is warning of

mysterious death of a family of three and their dog whose bodies were found in a remote area of the sierra nationalforce last month. sheriff's officials say they have ruled out possible causes, including lightning strike. illegal drugs and suicide. they continue to investigate whether toxic algae or heat remained. remains were to blame here. but the couple formally from san francisco, they took their daughter and their dog on a hike on the remote trail back on august 15th. the temperatures that afternoon range between 107 and 109 degrees. still ahead. traffic on the golden gate bridge brought to a standstill today, a group of protesters trying to send a message to the nation's leaders about immigration reform across country project to honor the japanese american survivors who were interned during world war two. we'll hear from the man who has made it his mission to make sure the painful mistakes of the past are not forgotten by future generations. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that t

a new development in the debts of the family and their dog in the sierra national forest. investigators say they died of a combination of hypothermia and dehydration. the family went for a hike on the afternoon of august 15 on a martin trail in mariposa county. temperatures ranged between 107 and 109 degrees. the family's bodies were found with a single empty 85-ounce bottle of water. >> this is, again, an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather. dan: officials ruled out the possibility of toxic fumes or the drinking water may be infected with algae as the cause of death. that did not happen. the family was from san francisco and moved to mariposa county because of the pandemic. kristen:. kristen: inspectors were on site once again at the chase center after one person fell, and another jumped, during a concert on the weekend. reporter melanie woodrow has the latest. melanie: inspectors with the san francisco department of building and inspection were atthatheuain enough, and that the stairs leading to the guardrail are steep. >> we had two of our most seasoned insp

. >>> today we may get answers as to how a family died while hiking in sierra national forest. conference to give more details. a couple their one-year-old and dog were found dead on a trail. investigators ruled out drugs, suicide, lightning. they have yet to rule out heat or toxic algae. >>> search for brian laundrie may be over after human remains were found in florida along with laundrie's notebook and backpack. the 23-year-old is a person of interest in the death of his fiance gabby petito whose body was found in wyoming. they had been making a cross country drive but he returned to florida alone last month. >> the evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's likely the team will be on scene for several days. >> laundrie's parents told police about a trail that their son used for hikes. remains were found there and frequently flooded swamp land known to be teaming with alligators. >>> latest drought monitor dropped an hour ago. here is a look at the latest. it doesn't appear there is much change. most peninsula and sout

'cause we are. in the sierra national forest. the finding comes two months after their deaths. ktvu is cristina rendon reports. the couple and their baby died of hypothermia and dehydration due to the heat. this is again at. an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather. mariposa county sheriff jeremy breece says hypothermia and probable dehydration led to the deaths of jonathan girish ellen chung and their one year old daughter, meizhou. this sheriff says the family dog likely also died due to heat related issues. hypothermia is when the body produces too much heat and starts to shut down. the sheriff's office showed footage of the terrain the family was in in this year a national forest and released a timeline around eight a.m. on the morning of the families. august hike. temperatures started out in the mid seventies but quickly jump to the nineties and eventually reached upwards of 103 to 109 degrees in the noon hour. after hiking about four miles, the family reached a steep trail constantly exposed to sunlight with little shade you to the ferguson fire of 2018, officia

chang john gerrish, their one year old daughter and their dog were found dead on a trail in the sierra nationalforest. there were no obvious signs of how they died. investigators say they ruled out foul play suicide drugs and a lightning strike in the first few weeks. low scatters mother, who is accused of posting teenage sex and alcohol parties, is in a senate clara county jail facing 39 criminal counts, including felony child abuse. ktvu is, brooks jarocz says the teenagers are between 13 and 15 years of age and attend low status high school. prosecutors asked for no bail, and the judge agreed. shannon o. connor will remain here in santa clara county jail, the district attorney's office, saying they have evidence that she could harm more children if she was released. o'connor appeared in the courtroom in an orange jumpsuit, her hands folded tightly and speaking with her attorney right up until the hearing began. she was arraigned on 39 criminal charges, including child abuse, child endangerment, sexual battery and providing alcohol to minors. prosecutors say o'connor would supply booze and co

we've now learned what killed the family while they were hiking in the sierra national forest. the finding comes two months after their deaths. as ktvu christina brindle reports, the couple and their baby died of hypothermia and dehydration. because of the heat. this is again at. an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather. mariposa county sheriff jeremy breece says hypothermia and probable dehydration led to the deaths of jonathan gear ish ellen chong and their one year old daughter, meizhou. this sheriff says the family dog likely also died due to heat related issues. hypothermia is when the body produces too much heat and starts to shut down. the sheriff's office showed footage of the terrain the family was in in this year a national forest and released a timeline around eight a.m. on the morning of the families. august hike. temperatures started out in the mid seventies but quickly jump to the nineties and eventually reached upwards of 103 to 109 degrees in the noon hour. after hiking about four miles, a family reached a steep trail constantly exposed to sunlight wit

their one year-old daughter and their family's dog was all found near them or said river in the sierra national and since then investigators said there was no signs of any trauma. the autopsies revealed no major clues. the mariposa county sheriff unveiled this afternoon that the family was on a hike on august 15th when the temperatures that day range between 107 109 degrees. and when the family went out on that hike. they were not prepared for that heat. >> so they were the only container of water was the 85 ounce empty camelback. there was no additional. water. located water filtration systems. and there was no evidence of any portable dog polls. there was a small amount of. like a formula and a bottle. and some snacks. >> investigators also shared this aerial video of the terrain that they say the family went on that hike on detective still have not ruled out the possibility of any poisonous toxins in the water, including a toxic algae bloom. let's get back now to our storm tracker for us taking a look now at our radar showing us some light sprinkles still in the north bay right now and even

vulnerable to thar, vacation disease and dangers of a protracted conflict nor go to money to sierra united nations says it fears mass atrocity crimes in me on mos thousands of soldiers gathered in the north. the un special rapid turn me on most as a new report also shows the ministry. government has probably engaged in crimes against humanity. more than 1100 people have been killed and about 8000 arrested since the code in february. simon belin us is the executive director of the international campaign for the ringo. he says, well, powers should introduce sanctions to curb the military's access to foreign currency . this is the military are opening up a fresh front in that battle to try and stay in power since they seize power in the military crew back on february 1st. well, well, things of the crew to can do is cut the flow of money that the me and my military receives from oil and gas. companies like chevron total energy is and pasco, if the international community was to cut off this biggest source of hard currency for the regime, then that would strike a very clear blow and would stop them fro

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sierra. the national weather service said. what a difference and atmospheric river makes and all that snow means the mountains are ready for skiers, the recently renamed palisades tahoe resort announced today it will open nearly a month earlier than scheduled, so that means the slopes will be open this friday. this is video from today at palisades. tahoe officials say this is the only time only the third time and it's 72 year history. it is opened in october, palisades received 3.5 ft of fresh snow from that recent storms and heavy rain right now is drenching the northeast, flooding streets and causing power outages. flash flood watches and warnings are in place as the season's first nor'easter crawls right up the atlantic coast in new jersey. heavy rains flooded streets, while strong, gusty winds knocked out power for thousands of people. several states could see between two and possibly six inches of rain by tomorrow. the severe weather comes more than a month after hurricane ida caused widespread damage. coming up new prote

family that was found dead in august died from heat and dehydration during their hike in the sierra nationalund dead on august 17th, near a trail with no apparent causes of death. authorities initially responded, temperatures that day near 109 degrees. investigators found only one ounce of water container with the family and there was little shade and no cell reception on the trail. the family was nearly two miles from their car when they were found. >> willie. >>> queen elizabeth is back at windsor castle this morning after spending one night at a hospital under going tests. the 95-year-old was discharged yesterday african selling a planned trip. no further details on the queen's health or the nature of those tests. the queen went to a private hospital for preliminary investigations and that she remains in good spirit. let's bring in matt bradley outside buckingham palace. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie, you know that language you were talking about, preliminary investigations remained in good spirit. hard to know what it means. the palace behind me, they're not going to gi

jazeera ah, showcase of the best documentary films from across the network are now to sierra, ah, the united nations suspends flights the t cry region after ethiopian government to ears tried to prevent a plane carrying aid from landing ah, to watching al jazeera alive from headquarters in delphi and jerry navigator also ahead and do.

jazeera, a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network are now to sierra, ah, the united nations suspends flights the t cry region after ethiopian government to ears tried to prevent a plane carrying aid from landing. ah, we want to manage a 0 life from headquarters in delphi and debbie navigator, also ahead and do activists rally and bangladesh holding for an end to communal violence. italy's former interior minister matego sardine goes on trial for refusing to let a spanish migrants rescue ship dogs in an italian fords. turning up the music were in libya, where people are determined not to let the sounds of a popular tradition die. ah, hello, fighting is intensifying between government forces unto grey and rebels in ethiopia, northernmost states. the un has now suspended all aid flights. duty gray after one fits plains, was forced to turn back due to government air strikes, lower burden. manley reports oh, you sound to celebrate 3 gun, my a rings out into great capital mckelly as captured government soldiers, a corralled and trucks, and pirated mccalla, it's been the epicenter

>> yes, we were actually first in the sierras, and 26th in the nation to have a 100% renewable pledge here in the city of south lake tahoe, so we plan to be 100% renewable by 2032. >> we are all rooting for your businesses there. just a quick check-in, a report card if you will, how are they doing after really a truncated tourist season at the end of the summer but now with ski season coming? >> well, they're hanging in. we have a few that have, that we lost, but for the most part, they're hanging in there, you know, we're used to having seasons where we lost that last big weekend and then with the coronavirus, it has been really difficult but they're hanging in and they see the light at the end of the tunnel. >> lake tahoe in terms of the quality, in terms of that blue water, i know it has been taking a hit with the ash and the smoke, anything you can add for you us? >> well, you know, that will be something that we will see in the long term. but for now, i drive by it every day, and it looks beautiful. >> thank you for your time tonight and happy to talk to you in more positive and

put the circumstances a tendency in family high hopes. desperate lives on out to sierra lou taiwan celebrates its national de, vowing to defend democracy on to china's president said they would be a peaceful reunification with beyond. ah, hello, why money i eat this is alex, is there a lie from day or so coming up, united nations refugee agency slams libya over migrant detention and human rights abuses the taliban whole. that fussed face to face talks with us officials and doha, and who out cooperating, the americans to the fight against iso class. i'm out of natasha in zimbabwe. a country that is more elephant than it can handle. i've been reporting from wine gateway, animals, and humans. a finding a challenge, living side by side ah, national day celebrations are underway in taiwan as tensions with china continue to escalate. it comes a day after chinese president gigi ping said they'll be a peaceful reunification with the island. the taiwan president has promised to defend her islands democracy. in the past week, nearly a 150 chinese war plains have approached. ty wants air defense saying let's go stra

have a chance to avoid the pitfalls and make every effort to keep cost down >>> the national weather service said the sierra received more than 2 feet of snow, check us out on your left as how it looked last week on the lake where levels hit critically low dropping below the natural rim of the basin on your right is the lake now, storm surge raised its water levels back up above the natural rim appeared but the lake is to loads considered full when levels rise about 6 feet above the rim. >> we were able to store a lot of water in the reservoir is, that's really going to help us for later. >>> tahoe city had a lot of reciprocation then it did in all of 1977 the driest year on record . two the weather has been boosting the dropout look across the region rain over the past week has boosted water levels at lake orville, a massive 20 feet to the california department of water resources says that is from between saturday and monday. >>> taken live look outside as their cause give us some spectacular shots today, you're going hit things up to meteorologist mary lee for a look at the forecast. >> we are looking at

the united nations refugee agency slams libya of migrant detentions and human rights abuses. poles open in iraq, where people will choose who they want to represent them in parliament and sierra leone becomes the latest african nation to put a stop to the death penalty. as colds grow to end it worldwide. ah, talents president says her country will not bow to pressure from beijing speaking during national day celebrations, sighing when also said her government will continue to bolster its defenses. it comes a day after the chinese president chasing thing said there'll be a peaceful re unification with the island in the past week. nearly a $150.00 chinese warplanes approach tie one's a defense system. what rob mcbride has fallen developments from hong kong, rob, so this is a pretty defined performance from sighing when how important was this speech on national day? and what more did she have to say? yeah, it was a very defiant and i think it sort of reflects the current feeling at taiwan itself where you find, i think the majority of the people at the moment, at least, are equally resistance to all of this pressure that's being exerted from across the taiwan strait from china a

nations refugee agency, slams lydia of migrant detentions and human rights abuses. paul was opened in iraq, where people will choose who they want to represent them in parliament. and sierra leone becomes the latest african nation.

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