it it probably saved the national park. the fact that there wasn't a ld strike or we didn't have a gold strike there, instead of the national park. so bozeman very rly became an outfitting point for yellowstone, as did virginia city. and i think that's the that's the key connection, is that those two towns as early as 1880 were in a kind of a competition. and virginia city quickly lost that battle of being an outfitting point. they were just too far away. bozeman. only 75 miles away from the north entrance, sort of won that battle. yellowstone was already effectivelyhe first state attraction. and for tourists in the interior of the amerin west, that's etty snificant. that's a big deal it and part of that impetus occurredecause they were teaching the existence of yellowstone in schools in europe before, almost before they were dog it on the east coast in this country. and so by the timthe railroad arrived at the north entrae in 1883, yellowstone was world famous already. and everybodwanted to come and see it. everybody wanted

impact the park has had on the region. tell us about yourirst yellowstone experience. oh, my gosh. my first yellowstone expernce reaches way back. and like for so manymericans, it was a vacation. i was four and my parents brought us myrother and me, to yellowste from norman, oklama. our hometown and they continued bringing us for many years and so we were always interested in not just yelwstone, but the whe american west. and so we ll into that traof never going east. no matter what mother wanted to do, except just alwaysoing west, because mostly dad wanted to fish in yellowstone alone. so we fell in love with the reon early and had relatives in in montana, which added to it very early experience. and when i was 16 and my brother , we vacation here and we saw the employees and one of them invited us ta dance and that sort of did it. we were too young for the dance, but we got in and saw all the fun they were having. and as soon as we both hit 18, we applied and got jobs with the concessionaire in yellowstone. and i should

as you see here, the analysis with existing park and the updated park. we will be increasing the program area by 9, 500 square feet. 28% increase in program area, we are excited about that and by the big moves shifting the club house and moving the ball fields and activating the west side of the park. >> here is our beautiful design for jackson play grounds. and i will go through to give you the amenities. you see the cursor here on the left side, this is the relocated club house and the addition. a multicourt space down on the corner of mayor posea and care line at 2 ball fields. a community garden space. improved dug outs for viewing opportunity by community and parents local passerby. i will show you rendzerrings of the areas. so we -- this idea of passive open and green space is the community was really interested in. including space on 17th street as a welcoming entrance plaza. don't have a specific program use that can be for hanging out and meeting up and a variety of different uses. this is a bird's eye view of the same plan. and you can see the p

at the border of the national park, the scientists meet some park rangers. they usually know exactly where the individual groups are at any given time. the team announced their arrival in the guerrillas own language. she said yes, i know it's dance cold belch well, we use it when we arrive and kathy approached the group, but it looks like a greeting. we hey, now way coming. it's all good on his food. if it's only open, you can see the size of the vegetation basically said the belch bowels are very important so they can hara fields often with him. okay, thanks advance are very special friend. unfortunately, a bit too curious. sometimes a flag cook that maybe just take the camera down for a bit in the numbers in the day the pablo group are in a peaceful mood. 3 gorilla babies. enjoy frolicking around in the morning. sun completely dependent on their mother's their breast fed until they're about 3 and a half years old. at 9 months, they start nibbling on their 1st plants. and step by step, learn to stand on their own feet in the jungle classroom. ah, that only t

the result of the tireless work of the friendly team of the park is switzerland in miniature . the faces of the enthusiastic faces of guests from all over the world our today's program has come to an end, travel with us. travel yourself.

but a new danger to the park may be even more disastrous than the widespread poaching problem in thentry. a new open-cast coal mine on the southerborder of the park threatens this, africa's most important rhino breeding ground. park officials here worry that this new danger could be a deep dark hole for rhino conservation, because the mine will pollute the air with dangerous gases, like toluene and benzene, and blow toxic coal dust over this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine water laced with sulfuric acid and radioactive byproducts into the umfolozi river, where the park's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community all drink. >> and when we come here, we come here to kind of, like, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wilderness, and it's diluting every experience that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos are killed f their horn, the population can be reestablished as long as enough are saved. but if the park is polluted with toxic mine waste, this last refuge of the rhino will be los

you keep us posted to see if we can get the park opening on friday. in the meantime, scott gediman, yosemite spokesperson, thank you so much. scott: thank you. kristen: we are going to shift gears next. the fallout from the failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. we talked to a startup founder about how his company is being affected by kristen: concern continues to grow over the future of regional banks in the wake of the collapse of silicon valley bank, the nation's 16th largest bank and one of the leading lenders to tech companies here in the bay area pit this morning, depositors lined up outside the silicon valley bank branch in santa clara before it opened, hoping to withdraw their money or get their questions answered. meanwhile, president biden today, strengthen banking regulations and promised the government is guaranteeing all silicon valley bank deposits, even beyond the usual quarter million dollar protection limit. pres. biden: americans can have confidence in the banking system is safe. the deposits will be there when you need t

in july with the dog park. hopefully there will be a little easier to maintain or (inaudible) but we have then the hilltop park and the city wide parks and it includes not only the landscape maintenance, it will include the art maintenance as well, which will have its own separate budget. all that we need to consider who is going to do-do we have staffing for that oversight or is it something that we are going to have to contract out or something we have to build to make sure that is properly conducted? those are my comments for now, and i hope that the board and the staff and bob will work with me and really looking carefully at this item, because it is-we are receiving the parks now and we have to make sure that they are properly managed. we have such a responsibility of stewardship and we need to take that responsibility very seriously. thank you. i'll open it up to other directors. >> yes, please. i have my hand up. >> yes, go ahead. >> jamie, thank you for that presentation. and just wanted to echo very cle

i spent time look at the park situation including the legislation to look at substantial reduction as a condition which tenants who are protected would be affected. california regulations read tht minimum size of i standards pace is 9 feet and 18 feet long. however, park spaces within enclosed garages a dimension of 10 feet and 20 feet long the minimum size compact 18 wide and 16 feet long. in the 60s design does not provide for parking spaces to meet those requirements and not even a compact space would legally fit here. looking at the dimensions in front of us the p space individual low are 7 foot and 9 inches. he is in a space 8 foot something the possibility of parking 2 car next to each other in the current column grid does not make it possible to park 2 car no matter what you do you can't park a minicooper does not meet compact standards. what we should acknowledge legally by california standards. the garage you can legally park one car. the pace is small are twhn he has the legal interception would will will cause reduction. and i did roach out to mr. [inaudible] who error care

also san francisco is launching an effort to spruce up the city's parks. will talk about why april will be a big month and how you can help out. first up -- the latest on the historic unprecedented indictment of former president donald trump. la to plead not guilty and will aggressively fight those charges. >> this is unprecedented in this country's history. i don't know what to expect other than an arraignment. julian: trump's attorney says the legal team was caught off guard by the new york district attorney's investigation, even though trump tweeted about a possible arrest last week, calling for his supporters to protest. sources now telling abc news that new york law enforcement, meeting with the secret service and other federal officials to coordinate on trump's surrender. this is expected next week. details of the charges remain under seal until trump is arraigned which is one of the many details of the very secret grand jury process. joining us live to talk about all of this as well as what might come next in the case is robert weisberg. a professor

it's dawn into the national park. this is owned to the vast majority of liberals. one for dry knows, and bengal tiger authorities have received a tip off that there are poachers deep inside the park and are preparing for patrol on elephant back. we have been invited to accompany them on this sensitive mission . i thought was almost at the law to think about hope with what he did. he let i'm just going to go to the window. colonel sequel marquis from the nepalese army is a veteran fighter against or whatnot. what is a little more like a go or not ready to get our 3rd, amazon only boss have got a new godaddy valuable 10 a little more to go and i will put patrol logos, nothing them idea co teacher. they were out in regard with them. a good plan on saturday more than 1000 soldiers stationed in sight, chitwood and their primary task is to stop and look where now the portfolio heading, it's really most inaccessible to all the foot patrols. what are you using this elephant mac patrol. busy as a, as a tooth elephant is for like a school or put it with me. 247, all weather,

i spent time look at the park situation including the legislation to look at substantial reduction as a condition which tenants who are protected would be affected. california regulations read tht minimum size of i standards pace is 9 feet and 18 feet long. however, park spaces within enclosed garages a dimension of 10 feet and 20 feet long the minimum size compact 18 wide and 16 feet long. in the 60s design does not provide for parking spaces to meet those requirements and not even a compact space would legally fit here. looking at the dimensions in front of us the p space individual low are 7 foot and 9 inches. he is in a space 8 foot something the possibility of parking 2 car next to each other in the current column grid does not make it possible to park 2 car no matter what you do you can't park a minicooper does not meet compact standards. what we should acknowledge legally by california standards. the garage you can legally park one car. the pace is small are twhn he has the legal interception would will will cause reduction. and i did roach out to mr. [inaudible] who error care

in the meantime, no underground, not the promised ground parking. the driver never showed up here. have to sharpen your skill, parking on any free spot. you can drag me and that's it. often cars park in narrow lanes, leaving two lanes of the road. at best, half, and sometimes as a joke , you have to play tag. the most interesting thing in the same place starts late in the evening. people come home from work and park their cars. where necessary, for example, in this dead-end passage, cars are parked not in two, even in three rows. that is, if someone put his car first, he then needs to drive out all the other 15 in order to leave dmitry himself shcherbakov maxim gabrilesova ekaterina at the institute of immunology of the federal medical and biological agency of russia, they talked about how clinical trials of a vaccine against birch pollen allergy are progressing, hundreds of thousands of allergy sufferers are waiting for them, for whom a very difficult period begins with the arrival of spring and the beginning of flowering. many annually have to leave the city from those whom he do

so the, the national park is in the context of indigenous peoples. what they see is a cala magician because they lost their land. even they don't have a right to leave here. and they don't have a right to lie fear the nepalese army denies being responsible for abuses against indigenous people telling 11 east. the allegations are baseless and that all personnel, if found guilty or treated as for the long last year and a police court sentenced a sergeant to 25 years in prison for killing a type of man. oh, the army states. it is trying to improve its relationship with communities bordering the park. oh, focusing on outreach and education. o m. hello, noah. hello. i was there. meanwhile, the fight to save the country's white life continues. authorities say every animal comes in with your condition. did you rescue her? ah, there would phones alone. okay, the jungle, if you will, without it mother. says the mother didn't show up. we decided to the school because we could not leave them alone for a long time. because you know, they might die off the id, is

active work will be going on in the spring and summer period so that the recognized parking paths are arranged as comfortably as possible, plus we are opening a bus service in order to get to these stations conveniently and waste time accordingly. in moscow, residents of one of the high-rise buildings on korovinskoye highway complain that they are cut off from the outside world . it is impossible to drive up to the house because of the construction site that has unfolded in the neighborhood. in addition, the pedestrian road to the metro through park, so people have to walk along the track. is it possible to find a solution for this difficult situation? alexandra bystritskaya figured out. there was a strong fire, fire trucks could not drive up to us, because physically it was simply, well, it was impossible. to home. simply covered. soon i can’t drive up, because here i will completely block the entrance, the speed leaves my car. that's where the doctors go on foot. and god forbid heavy the patient, that is, soon cannot even drive up for him, according to the residents, at the place wh

in it's dawn into the national park. this is own to the vast majority of liberals, one poor guy knows and thank god tiger authorities have received a clip off that there are poachers deep inside the park and are preparing for patrol on elephant back. we have been invited to accompany them on this sensitive mission. dana thought was almost up a lot louder than i thought. hope we have a but if you like them or just you got to go with colonel shinkel marquis from the nepalese army is a veteran fighter against poacher or what not. what you say will tell you that i'm a little this you got to go or not already set up our 3rd amazon a lawyer, bothell got on the go daddy, daddy booked and a little more to go and i will put rolo to go. nothing. dear co teacher, they were out in regard with them, a good plan on saturday. more than 1000 soldiers stationed in fright to put in their primary task. it's just awful to look where now the portfolio is heading. it's really most inaccessible to all the foot patrols. what are you using this e

the country. it is her nature reserves and national parks. iona camera milanda. kisama. g and visiting african tribes. some tourists will get a complete set of impressions here. did you know that the national tree symbol of angola is a powerful beautiful tree in the history of mythology. in african countries, the baobab personifies life, it is considered the guardian of the earth tree, this amazing long-lived baobab can grow to enormous sizes in height up to 20 m with a trunk diameter of up to 11 m. it is called a magical tree from the leaves they prepare potions for the fulfillment of desires from the bark. they make protective talismans and decoctions that strengthen the strength and physical capabilities of a person. and another name for the baobab is a pharmacy tree. leaves, fruits, seeds , have been used in african folk medicine since ancient times to treat many diseases. angola from the voice is very beautiful in its nature. ah, very cute. the capital city of luanda has a lot to offer. e beautiful places in angola. and there, in general, tourists are sent, their num

the park is well-known and has a beloved herd of exotic white deer. it's certainly been a huge attraction for decades, but the herd has dwindled over the years and as len ramirez shows us, park rangers are now trying to bring comfort to the last lonely survivor. >> like i said, i don't think she's going to come out. she's pretty shy. >> reporter: ranger long wears many hats at mount madonna county park and today one of those duties is the care and feeding of the park's most famous resident. >> she mainly stays to the back of her enclosure. >> reporter: a rare and reclusive white deer called penelope. the 10-year-old doe cuts an almost ghostly figure when she appears out of the dark woods and then vanishes just as quickly. >> penelope is very shy, so often times it is difficult to see her. there's kind of this brush at the bottom of the enclosure, and that's where she hangs out. >> reporter: ranger long has come to feed penelope in a fenced in preserve near the park's headquarters. she gets a mixture of oats and slices of all health lahaye bales, but pe

so the, the national park is in the context of indigenous peoples. what they see is a color magician was they lost their land, even they don't have a right to leave here. and they don't have a right to life here. then emily's army denies being responsible for abuses against indigenous people telling 11 east. the allegations are baseless and that all personnel, if found guilty, are treated as for the long last year and a police court sentenced a sergeant to 25 years in prison for killing a tribe of mine. the army states it is trying to improve its relationship with community is important part focusing on outreach and education. hello. hello. meanwhile, the fight to save the country's white life continues. authority. see every animal comes in with you. condition, did you rescue dillard phone alone? jungle without its mother says mother dina. so we decided to discuss because we cannot leave them alone for a long time because you know, they might die of the i just and or the division of food or they might be killed by did it or so. and we have been count

the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and helping ease the system's fiscal challenges. as for the next steps in april, part will begin its preliminary design. start delivering the gates in the long term. the project calls for all stations to have new fare gates by 2026. >> long kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, you got educators for more than a dozen oakland schools. they're going to be taking part in a sick out. the striking educators say they are city the day out in response to the school district's proposed contract to oakland educators. they say they ripples a 22.9% raise would actually match the average pay. and alameda county, the district came back

the sea. this is also a national park. he namib desert is from 55 to 80 million years, a place where there is nothing like that . namib is translated from the language of the african people nama. but in fact, this is not so, there are also zebras and grain antelopes. and even elephants call them desert savannahs and elephants. and what endemics are found in namibia. what incredible examples of flora, for example, velvichi? this relic plant, the only one of its kind, lives in the north of the desert up to a thousand years in height. it is not higher than 30 cm, but its root go to a depth of 3 m. he, like an anchor , holds the plant in the sands of the desert from the woody stem. velvichi leaves only two leaves about 6 m long. they are able to effectively absorb moisture. mist and rasul tribes of the bushmen call this plant from the same tomba, which means big master? here is such an amazing world waiting for you in africa , more precisely mongolia. if you are going to go there, i must say that of course, when traveling to af

heights in the park have found a place for sports and playgrounds. one of the game zones will be called a rigmarole. this is a reference to the history of the area and the color design of the projects is also connected with the past. why are there so many yellow and orange colors in the design of the park? and in the village of zyablikovo , which was previously localized here, the inhabitants, uh, were engaged in the creation of a gimp, they we created a silver golden thread and we took the yellow thread as the basis for the design of the code, because it was more actively used, and in the design of clothes it was golden golden, but golden color. it is very close to yellow . use in small forms of benches or pergolas or coverings of playgrounds, of course, is yellow. he is such a positive rainbow and close to the idea that we originally laid. the landscaping of the kuskovo forest park continues ; a food court is being built near the palace pond; the architects have developed pavilions especially for this project. they are built from eco-friendly wooden

tents, the park, the park, no, no, something close, but not it.a huge bullet, just such an entrepreneurial look. here is a clearing 500 meters. city options. there is also rest. and these zones are complex. well, of course. well, of course, i have to say, honestly, you wouldn't guess. you that, thanks to the approach. it is necessary to expand the consciousness to expand the consciousness. why if sand can be quarry make a quarry excavation so is there anything we can figure out a quarry? well, well, you won't guess either, so quickly. let's paul fair some fair some good business idea, but julia could be a cattle release or an apiary a grazing or an apiary? so elena, you have fans there in the close up elena, i think that the shopping center , well, it is in contact with pasha's version, the center is traded shopping arcade, shopping center shopping arcade, vasily, too, if it can be called separately, some kind of stable is also driven for walks there, this one or there, well, some kind of non-road workers suits, yes, it’s connected, well, or there

there was a van parked in the exact same spot that yo have described, parked the but he found nothin alarming and continued his patrol now his intuition is telling him that the van was the sam one involved in melissa tack he had no paper record of th plate, but in his squad car, the computer kept a log of old searchers and after hours of backtracking, bingo. >> wasn't a bingo, but it wa very close >> close >> the van belonged to laura and melvin baltets records show that melvin was too old to be malicious attack or but they learned that they bartelt's had a 19 year old so that matched the description perfectly. and when the detective calle that someone's cell number, it rang somewhere that woul surprise everyone. >> he answered, i introduced myself, i said i needed to speak with him, his name had come up in an incident and i asked him where he was he told me that he was at th blodgett house i said where >> coming up, was this the break that detectives so desperately needed or just a strange coincidence. >> we were saying no, not this good >> there was no way he co

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they've had to change some stuff with the park let's. actually used to have a parkland on the side of the restaurant on stockton, but they were told they had to break it down because there's construction going on here right now. they say that they are going to bring it back but it's going to take them a little bit to do that. that's really the thing we are seeing with the shared spaces program. it really depends what road that restaurant is on, what the logistics of that road is, and that kind of depends on whether or not these restaurants are going to be keeping their park let's or not. >> i see that you got a parking spot behind you. i see our life truck, so good job. >> we did. we were very close. it's nice. >> bring some pizza back. thanks so much, appreciate that. >>> the shared spaces parkland program doesn't just cover restaurants. retail and nonprofit businesses are in the minority. it's not going to be the best week for eating outdoors after a wet weekend. there is still a chance of more showers. it was looking a little slick on

rangers say the park was buried in a record 15 feet of snow. the crews have been busy getting the park ready for visitors again and plowing roads and clearing rooftops and making everything safe. this year there have been 22 rockslides through the park and most are stabilized now. the park is only open during daytime hours this weekend, however on monday it's back to usual 24 hours a day and night. truck 15 feet of snow? >> we are not measuring snow anymore with a ruler or yardstick and we are measuring snow in how people tall it is. it's gotten to that much locally. imagine the higher elevations. my goodness. >> it's incredible up there and more on the way. >> more on the way. you got that. for your saturday night, i write now a perfect opportunity to get out the door and enjoy this kind of tropical feel. some might call it muggy but i think it's pleasant. let's go out into hayward right now. currently 67 degrees. we did see a little bit of above average temperatures today and if you notice around midnight into sunday we will see the rain retur

daniel: part of the park has been closed 2021 due to damage from flooding in the park. this damage caused to the clubhouse is another setback for the park. >> just checking out the damage. tara: what did you see? >> a lot of trees down, a lot of eucalyptus trees, a lot of water damage coming through here. tara: as far as when this park will reopen and when the trocadero house will be back in regular operation, san francisco recreation and parks says they are still assessing the damage. in san francisco tara campbell, , abc 7 news. drew: we are ppangoror treeamage and flooding. today, scatter, light showers. we are unstable the next 24 hours. here is the next atmospheric river. moisture aimed at northern and central california. today, light, scattered showers. temperatures for a lot of us into the low in mid-60's this afternoon. i showers in the n a similar story this evening. close to midnight and after that is when the atmospheric river really arrives. a soaking rain, heavy at times, prepare for the tuesday morning commute to bms with heavy rain and strong, gusty winds

uh, with the help of our resident park development company again. national pavilion of the republic of belarus has been opened with the help of which the goods that are produced here in the republic of belarus are advertised and sold e on the electronic platforms of the people's republic of china, that is, there is a demand for our products in the markets of china, therefore, it is an interest. it is absolutely mutually beneficial, but for us it is unconditional. i once again emphasized the technology of the ability of chinese partners, uh, to work and create a business environment to develop institutional cooperation, something that we are also learning and actively interacting with china, both in a bilateral format and within the eu , china's share in in general, the volume of ext. ney of trade and the eurasian economic union last year increased and amounted to more than 23%, and recently the people's republic of china signed a new road map. the document includes three sections, they are devoted to the digitalization of transport corridors on the

first the update about stern grove park. if you take a look here in front of me, you can see the sign notifying potential park visitors that the park is closed because of the wet ground and the incoming storm crews are working to protect what they can and keeping people out of the park because of the possibility that more trees could come crashing down. crews in san francisco's stern grove worked to cover the gaping hole in the roof of the trocadero house with plywood and tarps before another round of storms soaked the city . this is what the damage looked like, just hours after an 85 ft eucalyptus crashed into the historic building early saturday morning. the historic building has a colorful history dating back to 18 92 hosting casinos and weddings, even serving as a hideout for a felony evading arrest. the department of building inspection has red tagged trocadero house for now, saying the treat not only crashed through the roof, but also severed the buildings sprinkler system, flooding the entire building. now the departme

in the summer, and in the winter next to the park in the park stands the houses of the officers in theinter in the assembly hall here. there wow hands remember. and while this long note sounds, i confess, sometimes they managed to quickly pour something from behind, and you continue on like this. the most interesting thing is that i think that i played it almost half a century ago, so i can hardly remember the words. here is such and musicians such songs. to the tune of love, of course it's just a tune love by profession, let's say, but the melody of love as a human being, i would say, remember this was the melody of the composer vadim gamaleya. let's sit down, shut up. everything will pass by itself and melt anger and sadness will pass, sit down, be quiet. i need words, guilty. we, and this is love, of course, goosebumps is still a performance. i have such a trust. this is because it seems to me that love is right for two. or maybe when more and more people bury our secret, of course, this is not about this feeling, this is absolutely accurate, because it is only necessary for two, an

in it's dawn into the national park. this is own to the vast majority of people, one for dry nose and bank or tiger. authorities have received a tip off that there are poachers deep inside the park. and preparing for patrol on elephant back, we have been invited to accompany them on this sensitive mission. i thought on what type of bull are louder than about hope we have a but if you let them know that you got to go to video. but when there colonel shinkel marquee from the nepalese army is a veteran fighter against poacher. what, not what to say to montana. i'm a little this. you got to go or not already said that our 3rd amazon only basel. gotta go that is valuable. 10 a little more to go when i will put patrol organizing them, idea co teacher. they were adamant in regard with the medical group plan on saturday. more than 1000 soldiers stationed in fright, shipment. and their primary task is just awful to look where no the portfolio is heading. it's really most inaccessible to all the foot patrols. what are you using thi

the years. greasy u.s. park down to the last, lonely survivor. >> i don't think she is going to come out. she is pretty shy. >> reporter: he wears many hats at the county park. today, one of those duties is the care and feeding of the park's most famous resident. >> she mainly stays toward the back of her enclosure. >> reporter: a rare white deer named nella p. >> reporter: she appears out of the dark woods and then vanishes just as quickly. >> penelope is very shy. often times, it is difficult to see her. there is kind of this rush at the bottom of the enclosure and that is where she hangs out. >> reporter: ranger long has come to feed her in a large fenced and preserve near the park office headquarters. she gets a mixture of oats and slices of alfalfa hay bales. she divides her time in a thicket of trees and usually does not come out to eat until after sunset. her instinctive caution might come from the fact that penelope is the sole survivor of a once large and exotic herd of white deer that was gifted to the

shows you that they decided they have to close all the parks, including the dog parks until further notice. that's all they're saying. the post says city staff is going to assess the park conditions after the storm passes. >> after what john said. there's no all right. well, i guess we'll keep you posted on that. don't your breath. yeah, and it's a story in san mateo county to we talk about this. the 7 parks shut down through the entire weekend. >> listed on your screen. officials closing them ahead of the storm. obviously they were worried that they could see things like this on january. everything from rain and wind bringing down trees, mudslides, all of that. so we don't want anybody in the park potentially getting hurt. >> and the atmospheric river pretty easy to spot where it centered up right now. that's from right in the bay the big sur coastline and its resulting in heavy rain all across the coast. the central valley and some heavy rain and upper elevation snowfall in the sierra causing some issues for sure. i'm tracking at your forecast. all right. you've got a very slick st