hoy visité el centro tassajara zen en el área de big sur.rrey descarta que esta muerte haya sido provocada. ahora, el resto de la investigación quedará en manos del forense. desde salinas, edgar olivares, telemundo, y el gobernador gavin newsom amplió el estado de emergencia a 11 condados adicionales, todo debido a las inundaciones y deslizamientos de tierra y los flujos de escombro que han provocado las tormentas de febrero. bueno, también solicitó que el presidente biden de la zona de desastre la zona como desastre mayor para cubrir los costos de respuesta y también recuperación de emergencia y los esfuerzos de prevención. newsom ya había proclamado estado de emergencia para varios condados del sur de california que habían sido impactados por otra poderosa tormenta, lo cual ha permitido que se intervenga por parte de la guardia nacional de california y se facilite la obtención de recursos. así es. eso también ya con el gobierno federal, hace que obtengan recursos también para el desempleo de los residentes afectados y también para reparaci

meister had been missing since monday and was last seen leaving the tassajara zen mountain center inay this is now a coroner's case, and that a perfd to determine the exact cause of caroline's death. no foul play is suspected at this time. >> i want to give you a live splook now of interstate 80 at donner summit, where a fresh batch of snow is covering the roadway. you canústill seeúa lot of cars on the road. chain controls are in effect tonight for parts of 80. ac winter storm warning has been issued for the sierra. >> meteorologist mark tamayo back with us now with a look at our weekend forecast. to sierrad of treacherous. >> yeah that's right now are ac. they're reporting rain in truckee. but into the weekend, snow levels will drop. and so that could create some travel issues. heading to the mountains with obviously some more likelyp into portions of the weekend. so as you heard, we have a winter storm warning in place 8:00 sunday morning be going up there not talking about that major blizzard warning from a few weeks ago, but still up there around 1 to 2 of the sierra. so there's

meisterúhas been missing since monday and was last seen leaving the tassajara zen mountain center innd was familiar with the area. >> they did talk to caroline's,e wanted to express her gratitude to the monterey county rescue , and the many volunteers that helpedúsearch for caroline to bring her home to her family. >> authoritiesúsay this case is now a coroner's case, and that a forensic exam will be performed to determine the exact cause of caroline's death. no foul play is expected at this time. suspected rather fast track is issuing a new scam warning to its users here in the bay area. ñ> transit officials say scammers are targeting drivers with text messages about unpaid tolls. the messages direct drivers to a fake fast track website that links to make payments track assures users that they will never askce metropolitan transportation commission. >> we got our first reports about this last week, i know that, folks that i have spoken with today have received recents yesterday evening, ongoing thing owe a real fast track balance, you can go to bay area fast tracknorg or call one 87

for the past two years, meister has lived and worked at the tassajara mountain zen center in rural monterey county. during friday's press conference, the sheriff relayed a message of gratitude from meister's parents on behalf of gina john, again, i want to express their prayers and thanks to the hundreds of volunteers that helped bring caroline home in the south bay. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. >> there is a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care in the south bay. experts say. the lack isn't just affecting families with kids, it's really affecting the entire economy today. businesses policy makers and child care providers came together in san jose to discuss solutions that employers can be a part of. many providers say they've had a really difficult time after covid declining enrollment early in the pandemic led to daycare closures, teaming with employers to invest in employee child care is one possible solution. county officials believe would benefit both families and businesses. >> for every $1 that's invested publicly in child care, there's a $16 benefit

for the past two years, meister has lived and worked at the tassajara mountain zen center in rural monterey during friday's press conference, the sheriff relayed a message of gratitude from meister's parents on behalf of gina john, again, i want to express their prayers and thanks to the hundreds of volunteers that helped bring caroline home in the south bay. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. >> there is a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care in the south bay. experts say. the lack isn't just affecting families with kids, it's really affecting the entire economy today. businesses policy makers and child care providers came together in san jose to discuss solutions that employers can be a part of. many providers say they've had a really difficult time after covid declining enrollment early in the pandemic led to daycare closures, teaming with employers to invest in employee child care is one possible solution. county officials believe would benefit both families and businesses. >> for every $1 that's invested publicly in child care, there's a $16 benefit to the

for the past two years, meister has lived and worked at the tassajara mountain zen center in rural monterey county. during friday's press conference, the sheriff relayed a message of gratitude from meister's parents on behalf of gianna john, again, i want to express their prayers and thanks to the hundreds of volunteers that helped bring caroline home in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. also in the south bay, there's a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care. experts say the lack isn't just impacting families with kids, it's impacting the entire economy. businesses, policymakers and child care providers came together in san jose to discuss solutions that employers can be a part of. many providers say they've had a difficult time after covid declining enrollment early in the pandemic led to many daycare closures. now, county officials believe teaming with employers to invest in employee child care is a possible solution to helping both families and businesses. >> for every $1 that's invested publicly in child care, there's a $16 benefit to the work

meister is a chicago area native for the past two years, meister has lived and worked at the tassajara mountain zen center in rural monterey county. during friday's press conference, the sheriff relayed a message of gratitude from meister's parents on behalf of gianna john, again, i want to express their prayers and thanks to the hundreds of volunteers that helped bring caroline home in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. there's a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care in the south bay. experts say the lack isn't just impacting families with kids, it's impacting the entire economy. businesses policymakers and child care providers came together in san jose to discuss solutions that employers can be a part of. many providers say they've had a difficult time after covid. declining enrollment early in the pandemic led to daycare closures. county officials believe teaming up with employers to invest in employee childcare is a possible solution to helping both families and businesses. >> for every $1 that's invested publicly in child care, there's a $16 benefit

for the past two years, meister has lived and worked at the tassajara mountain zen center in rural monterey county. during friday's press conference, the sheriff relayed a message of gratitude from meister's parents on behalf of gina john. >> again, i want to express their prayers and thanks to the hundreds of volunteers that helped bring caroline home in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. also in the south bay, there's a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care. experts say the lack isn't just impacting families and kids, it's impacting the entire economy. businesses policy makers and child care providers came together in san jose to discuss solutions that employers can be a part of. many providers say they've had a difficult time after covid declining enrollment early in the pandemic led to daycare closures, county officials believe teaming with employers to invest in an employee child care is a possible solution to helping both families and businesses. >> for every $1 that's invested publicly in child care, there's a $16 benefit to the workforce a