i think that the end of the valley has no way out, just like the other valley i walked in. lls are so interesting that professional photographers might wish to stay here for weeks to take incredible pictures, un conditioned that they have enough food and a good place to sleep, and of course they should not leave garbage here. من تا حالا درراهای خیلی زیادی رو پیمایش کردم درراهای خیلی "i have walked through numerous valleys so far, valleys so much deeper and longer than the chahku valley, but i dare say that the chaku valley is the most beautiful one i have ever walked through so far in terms of form and geology. i'm waiting impatiently for the day when all of us cherish our own rich culture and history and do our best to preserve and enjoy all god has given us. i am really waiting for that day. لذت ببریم و قدرشو بدونیم. به امیدوا اون روزست. how narrow this part is, it reminds me of kuolegersan in lorestan province. from this point on it gets very difficult to go through, i mean it's a mistake. to go through the part without technical equipment because the passage is very dang

. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes. interesting forms and shapes. the chuku canyon is a type of... narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the collagennian tabas and the kuolsan is the existence of these water wells in addition to geometrical shapes and these walls like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads. this all has distinguished a valley giving it. بسیار زیبایی به این در داده. این چهار حلقه چایی که توی دره چاهکوه هست نقش بسیار حیاتی درse water wells. dug these wells around 400 years ago so as to have access to fresh ground water here for their own consumption as well as and آب شیرین بتونن برای استفاده خودشان استفاده کن some believe that the name of this valley derives from the name of the mandug wells in this valley others believe the valley owes its name. to the existence of a deep natural well created through erosion inside it. what is very clear in relation to chaku is that the locals have le

the soil of the valley is so light that a long heavy rain can change easily the appearance of the valleycess has been continuing for more than 2 million years. this is the end of the valley, inside the valley of stars is marked with numerous furrows and passages with no ways out, each crack of... i have walked through here has been a dead end, i have to find a passage with the way out. "why should i carry it with me all along? if i throw garbage here, when other tourists who also like to enjoy this pristine place come here, they will be faced with this ugly scene instead. i'm just one person, and in just few days, i've had this amount of garbage, and if leave it here nature, it'll be like this, and i firmly believe that the nature represents god's own beauty. how can dare throw this amount of garbage here nature and deface it?" unfortunately, some tourists leave garbage nature, which is in fact the manifestation of god's beauty and glory. and when a tourist like i, who loves exploring and taking pictures in nature or simply walking in clean pristine landscapes, comes here, they might fac

. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley

i think that the end of the valley has no way out, just like the other valley i walked in. are so interesting that professional photographers might wish to stay here for weeks to take incredible pictures, un conditioned that they have enough food and a good place to sleep, and of course they should... not leave garbage here. valley is the most beautiful one i have ever walked through so far in terms of form and geology. i'm waiting impatiently for the day when all of us cherish our own rich culture and history and do our best to preserve and how narrow this part is, it reminds me of karan in lorestan province. 'ah from this point on it gets very difficult to go through, mean it's a mistake to go through the part without technical equipment because the passage is very dangerous with the deep snaky floor, so in a way i have come to the end of this leg of my journey in the chaahu valley'. walking through the chaku valley and admiring its wildlife filled me with good vibes, energy and peace, but the attraction of the area is not confined to this. thanks to towering walls, the va

. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valleyu canyon. a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the collegenian tabas and the cool sun in lorestan, is the existence of these water wells in addition to geometrical shapes on these walls, like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads, this all has distinguished valley giving it و این ها کاملاً اینجا رو متمایز کرده و جلوه بسیار زیبایی به این درره داده.

i think that the end of the valley has no way out, just like the other valley i walked in. , the professional photographers might wish to stay here for weeks to take incredible pictures on condition that they have. enough food and a good place to sleep, and of course they should not leave garbage here. قدرشو بدونیم به امیدمون روست. how narrow this part is. from this point on it gets very difficult to go through, i mean it's a mistake to go through the part without technical equipment because the passage is very dangerous with the deep snaky floor, so in a way i have come to the end of this leg of my journey in the chahku valley. walking through the chaku valley and admiring its wildlife filled me with good vibes, energy and peace, but the attraction of the area is not confined to this. thanks to towering walls, the valley is almost protected from light pollution coming from the city. that means you can have a bright starlet sky in the darkness of earth. the night sky is one of the most beautiful. things you can have in this area. "there is yet another attraction on the beach

after walking for more than 3 kilometers, i reached the mouth of the valley, eccentric shapes on the ract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes, interesting forms and shapes, the chaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valley.

after walking for more than 3 kilometers, i reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the r shapes. interesting forms and shapes. the chaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley. with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the kaligennian tabas and the kuol sun in laurastan is the existence of these water wells in addition to geometrical shapes and these walls like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads. this all has distinguished a valley giving it very و این ها کاملاً اینجا رو متمایز کرده و جلوه بسیار زیبایی به این دردا.

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it is noon and i am in the chakavi valley in rashm island. the temperature is now 26 degrees on the celsius scale. right now the gand defile in the heights of the... is buried under heavy snow with a temperature of about 25 degrees below zero on the celsius scale. in other words, there is an about 50 degree temperature difference between the two points in iran. it's not insignificant, in fact it is a blessing. i love such temperature differences. i love such diversities. i love the country's climate diversity. away easily, if you don't watch your step, you might fall down to the valley floor. oh my god, how beautiful this scene is! look what the hands of nature have done to this mountain and this valley, being like wax in the hands of nature, they have turned into whatever nature has wished. take a look at the holes inside. some parts are very deep, it is very ideal place for taking photos, even at night. با اینکه خیلی here is very beautiful spot but at the same time really dangerous because what looks like a... flot water may leave nothing in

let's add up the rain that fell over the last 48 hours. mill valley picked up 2.75 inches of rainfall and other amounts were closer to the typical march level, just barely at half moon bay and just over half an inch of rain for san francisco. only around a tenth of an inch in dublin and san jose. the wet weather is now being replaced by windy weather that will go into effect at 5:00 tomorrow and continues through 11:00 a.m. on friday for most inland parts of the bay area, where we will see the wind gusts in the 20 to 30 miles an hour in the valley. and gusts will be possible. some tree damage and some power outages are going to be possible. but the humidity levels are going to be low. so the fire threat is not going to be off the charts with the rain adding a lot of moisture. temperatures tomorrow will start to warm up tomorrow, but still within a few degrees of what's normal for the middle of march. mid to upper 60s with more 70s beginning on thursday. a look at your seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> now on to

i mean, saratoga, we're in the heart of silicon valley, right? important that we connect with our industry partners and we're really preparing, we're upskilling and we're also reskilling. preparing students for the workforce, and doing it in partnerships with industry leaders and companies, as well as our beautiful k through 12 partnership, we offer dual enrollment. so students can come to west valley college in their 9 through 12 grade year, and take units that go towards you know, a college degree. so imagine being in high school and being able to take up to 15, 30 you know, even 45 units before you even get to the 4-year, and so we are not only preparing our high school students for college, but definitely with our career education preparation, getting folks upskilled and reskilled to enter the workforce and it's such a beautiful partnership, especially being in silicon valley and the innovation. it's just--it's been great. damian: no, it's a recipe for success, what y'all have going there. and you're celebrating an anniversary there at the wes

they are also called the female valley or the child mountain.the tour bus is 7 km through the taiga one way. a trip to the taiga is not at all like a walk in a forest near moscow. need it right gear up because there will be snow, and streams, and swamps. you don't go into the taiga alone and you definitely need an accompanying person, we were led by the wonderful ilya, you will be given two false flares, you will need them when meeting wild animals, for example, a bear. unfortunately, or fortunately, we did not meet kasalapov himself, but saw only his traces, fresh, today, and so that a possible meeting with mishka does not become too close, we should listen to the ranger’s instructions. deer often appear near the camp site. and then the fact that their numbers have increased and that they are gullible is largely due. lyudmila's acquaintance, inspector of the shumak natural park. thanks to her, the deer play with the sword and look forward to your participation in this game. these rare funny video shots were given to us by our colleagues. thanks

in the valleys, still breezy, below the wind advisory threshold.was allowed to expire a couple hours ago. the temperatures climb, heading through the next 24 hours, with the temperatures reaching into the 40s, a lot of sunshine, cloud cover will return for the coast and creeping farther inland going farther into next week. the wind energy compared to the wind gusts earlier today. that will not last long. we will see the winds picking back up. tomorrow morning, more of the 40 and 50 mile-an-hour gusts: you will see the lower elevation spots. it will be an all or nothing scenario to begin the day tomorrow. and wind advisory below the 40 mile-an-hour threshold, relaxing heading through tomorrow afternoon, into tomorrow evening. not going to last that much longer. we will keep the mild temperatures into the weekend without the blustery conditions. looking outside, different perspective again. looking at all of our cameras when the sunset is so pretty. the temperatures still in the 60s. 63 in concord, 68 degrees in san jose. still 66 in san francisco. i

that is castro valley going to the tri-valley. it is filling the whole santa clara valley. could go on. this is the marine layer, filling back in and we have not woken up too many mornings like this to monday we wake up to a bit of may gray. it will not be foggy. it will not last long because by the late morning it will be gone and monday will be just as nice as today and maybe warmer. tuesday will be just as nice. wednesday will be just as nice. to find a change for the end of the week, we have to go back out to the pacific and there are still storms developing. the pattern for us right now with the sunny skies in the marine layer in the morning that only last for a few hours, the 70s, that is the result of a blocking ridge of high pressure over us and watch what it does to the storms . the of their have to go around the ones foolish enough to burst through, get broken apart. until the end of the week. by friday there is growing agreement among the major long-range forecast models and we will get some rain. the details in terms of timing and amounts are still up in the air

they're going to the valley, they are going to other states, especially into the central valley. >> reporter: and once they're gone, there may not be enough left to do the work. in sonoma county, it's primarily wine. but in other spots in california, it's fruits, vegetables, meat and poultry, the stuff we all rely on to survive. if food shortages start happening, providing help for the farmworkers, will seem like a bargain. >> today's resource fair includes more than 40 different agencies and non-profits that provide help for low income residents. >>> still ahead at 6:00, to help the state store even more water. >> nothing has been built like this in california for more than 30 years. >> the location and the timeline for a brand new reservoir and why the project received significant pushback. >>> and later some bay area voters choosing whether or not to cut loose from an agency meant to protect them from floods. why some say they are i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working hard

as president of the valley college foundation and a former member of the sun valley neighborhood counciler leadership has facilitated countless opportunities for advancement and prosperity for many angelynos. in recognizing council woman padilla today we recognize not only her accomplishments but also the enduring impact of her service on the los angeles -- in los angeles and its residents. her journey from a young advocate to a respected elected leader in the city government exemplifies the values we hold dear during women's history month. courage, rilience difference in the lives of others. let us draw inspiration from council woman padilla's story as we continu advocate for equity justice and opportunity in our own communities throughout our nation. i extend my deepest resct andngratulations to congresswoman pa dill aredya for her -- padilla for her ongoing dedication to public service and her remarkable contributions to the city of los angeles. rise with great respect and admiration for an organization that has been at the forefront of empowering latina women and their communities. f

in the livermore valley wine region women are crushing it right now. the state average of women working in the industry is about 15% in livermore. that number is around double. they've been earning top prizes for their vintages and winemaker jessica carol says that women in the valley started a women's wine collective to support each other. >> i definitely enjoy having that camaraderie around the valley. it's definitely a benefit. >> and tonight at 5:30, nba will take us to livermore to meet some of the winemakers and find out their secret recipe for success. >>> city of san francisco is honoring its bond with ireland as st. patrick's day approaches. the mayor was joined by city officials and the mayor of ireland to raise an irish flag and the mayor marked march as irish american heritage month in san francisco and there are 67,000 people of irish decent in the city. and 40 years as a sister city and city hall will be lit in orange and green tonight to celebrate. >>> let's head over to the anchor desk with janelle wang is working on the 5:00 p.m. news.

is it going through the as again, the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why it is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i should never have been that be a live in a metal out house. old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much. she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again north on how to see or of the for the the occupied westbank a slow head here now does era russian authorities make a new arrest in connection with a concert full attack in moscow and dame on under the lights, we look at the popular ramadan post on the lake, nice street cricket focused on the the latest news as it breaks during her remarks, the us ambassador made a curious and surprising comment, saying that the resolution would be non binding with details coverage in the hospital in garza city, they have very good data on the grounds. the graves point over garza now from the heart of the story, $1.00 and $3.00. it's children is suffering

is it going through the as again to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the, you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why that is what it looks like to them is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i shouldn't, and i have been that be a live in a mess. who out house, old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on how to see or of the for the the occupied westbank good friday is normally a busy time in the old city of all to parties to reason. but this is east to celebration is all taking place on the shadow of israeli restrictions. and the same wrong calling with thoughts, tourists staying away the this is what a tiny fraction of the people that would normally be hit at easter because of his rose will and goes the international tours have stayed away. also there are restrictions on palestinian christians coming in from the occupied westbank for the 1st time in recent memory. how this the new person

is it going through the as again the valley. so when you eh, we can tool unless the, you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why that is what it looks like to them is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i shouldn't, and i have been that be a live in a mess. who outhouse old it's around. so i was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on how to see or of the for the, the occupied westbank on the head here and out 0. so every time i say i understand what the hold say. yes. so understand where you're taking that back to the extraordinary award winning actor. it's closer to the end the game on the other line. so we look at the popular ramadan passed on his late night street, created pockets to the had a low they. let's get the weather full cost for north america. and we've seen stormy conditions swing into both coasts of the us and canada. but the good news is they are easing away from the east coast of the us. instead, we'l

that will spread slightly farther in the inland valleys monday. up to the coast as we head through late morning. each day this will be the trend that repeats itself everyday as we head through the middle of next week. the pollen count is sky high. that is one impact of the lack of rain chances in the forecast. so, we will see that in the medium high category today and tomorrow. flat out high monday and tuesday. mulberry, ashe and oak pollen as the primary offenders. rain chances return. the six to 10-day outlook takes us through next weekend. above average rainfall returning to the bay area associated with a below average temperature pattern. enjoy the mild, dry weather that we get to experience this weekend while it lasts. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. inland it will be warmest for the longest. a chance of showers return to the forecast by friday. we will see light to moderate rain showers in all likelihood. we will evaluate it as we enjoy the pleasant weather pattern. around the bay, the cooler wind makes its way in a little earli

notice how the santa clara valley is actually excluded from this. 's not to say that it won't be breezy at times just means we're not going to hit the max wind gust potentially up to around 50 miles per hour. now for the highlighted zones and regions on the map, we could see downed trees and power outages. taking a look at tomorrow afternoon, advancing the clock just 24 hours past when that wind advisory starts notice up in the north bay areas like angwin stretching over into the napa and sonoma, could see wind gusts anywhere up to around 50 miles per hour at times. all the way down into the south bay it will be lot lighter but i mean we're talking about danville seeing gusty conditions too. so take it slow out there the next couple of days. and if you are sensitive to allergies you are probably already noticing it. today, tomorrow, lasting into this weekend, we're going to be sitting in the medium to high category for our pollen count so take it extra slow out there and make sure you have your benadryl and your claritin ready to go because there is

is it going through the as again, the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why it is a thought, a good thing, this area. now, i should never have been that be a live in a metal out house. old. it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again north on how to see or of the for the the occupied west bank. well, the legal is rarely settlement building and palestinian territories has been one of the biggest obstacles to peace since 1967 more than 300 in full have been built in the occupied westbank. an estimation of $700000.00 jewish settlers now set to be living in the tower tree and move on authorize set the outposts of being legally recognized by israel's finalized government 9 who made so full official session months. in february. all of these special events violates international with a large number of his ladies living in the occupied territory, a hampering efforts to estab

it's not safe for us to say, i'm a, sorry a is it going through the, as i get to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss is peace of the valley. so that's why it is a thought, a good thing, this area. now, i should never have been that be a live in a metal out house. old. it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again north on how to see or of the for the, the occupied westbank or so that here now does or the climate crisis across the southern africa is, was drowned to malawi, leaves millions needing humanitarian assistance, and starving for change of time. students twist is now in critical condition of getting on a hunger strike while facing charges to dish the had a low, they will start in southern africa and in madagascar because tropical sy clone domain brought some very heavy rain and cause devastating flooding. now it has weakened and pulled out to see it's going to take so that heavy rain on woods to maricia, but still a legacy of very heavy sh

floors and the valley floors are much hotter. water that's too hot is lethal for salmon. >> reporter: california's fish and wildlife just awarded $50 million in grants for 15 projects. one involves the tribe's attempts to restore wild salmon to the mccloud river. >> it's the right thing to do and it will help us figure out how to save salmon in california. >> so they're in a dire position now and may go extinct if this project that we're involved with isn't successful. >> reporter: sisk recounts how the problem first began with the shasta dam. while the dam provides flood control, hydroelectric power, and water supplies -- >> it is a weapon of mass destruction to me. >> reporter: built during world war ii, shasta dam flooded the winamum tribe off their ancestral land and blocked the chinook from returning to the icy cold mccloud river to spawn. in 1994 these fish were federally listed as endangered. the tribe held protests. then chief sisk got an email. >> do you want your salmon back? we have them. >> reporter: that email was fr

the effect on maritime trade is likely to be far reaching fully loaded, the valley is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free the best off from the tons of steel that collapsed on it. when the ship veered into one of the harbor bridges main pillars. for now, the accident is causing major problems in and around the port. with a key bridge gone, a major artery along the u. s. eastern seaboard has been cut. traffic will have to be rerouted for years to come, leading to clocked up streets in the greater washington dc area. but even worse, ship traffic in and out of port has also been stopped. the port of baltimore is one of the busiest into united states handling more than $52000000.00 tons of for and cargo last year, contributing some $80000000000.00 to the countries for trade. it was access to the ports, blocked incoming best so so we'll have to rewrite those 2 nearby ports, including those in new york and new jersey. further north and virginia little further south among the goods handled in baltimore steel and cars. the board has major role on role of facilities and i

the central valley reports of a possible tornado in the central valley today. we see video on that and the bay area been seeing some thunderstorms outside tonight and more that will continue as we head throughout the evening hours. we're seeing some pretty decent storms out there right now. one making its way into the north bay mill valley get pounded by some heavier continue to make your way into as well. more showers and possible thunderstorms in toward pleasanton and livermore. little bit of a break in the santa clara valley back along the coastline. another round of rain begin to move on shore and that continues up the peninsula. the san francisco too. so overall, this pattern is going to stay very, very active as we head throughout the weekend. it's going to be storm after storm after storm. you'll see some breaks in between but a lot of rain in some cold temperatures go along with that highs tomorrow, 40's and 50's. that is about it is going to be cold day and likely going to see some mountain snow sunday. a few more lingering showers, maybe a chance of a

is it going through the as a get to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why it is a thought to get things this area. now i shouldn't, and i have been that be a live in a metal out house. old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on out to see or of the for the, the occupied westbank. bowls to head hey all, i'll just say around stopping for change. i want a tie student activist is in critical condition. after getting a little hung to strike the phone, counting the cost, the world's population is shrinking rapidly. how will that affect the global economy? regulations on both sides of the atlantic cracking sound? take monopolies, plus the june, the gas and take jobs is narrowing. but we will it be one doubts? counting the cost on the challenges hair pod came in to be used as the oil c suffered casualties. we have not something to say, tyler, to use. thank g

is it going through the as a get to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why it is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i shouldn't, and i have been that be a live in a metal out house. old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on, out to see or of the for the, the occupied westbank. so it's very soldiers of rest and thousands of palestinians during the war and goals of the home. it's husband was one of them, detained to northern goals. on december, the 9th. she's had nothing since this is her story in the right words i'm, i'm a little bit the, some of the, the, the, the plus sign in or the old or the last of the country with me is yours, the money and the jump. but are we and to begin, let's hope the side in the home it los and the. busy men. busy busy come on, pause and some see those don't go come so i mean somebody and they level to level and i kno

down to the santa clara valley, some of the weakest wind is.tinue to hold on tight to those 70s lasting into this weekend . the only differences we will start seeing some clouds roll in by sunday afternoon. partly cloudy skies for our monday and tuesday forecast as we head back to school and work. here we go into next week. our next chance of showers as well up into the distance. a little bit of a cold front with 60s back into the forecast. some evening showers by thursday. we will keep you updated on that. now, get out and enjoy the sunshine. >>> the royal drama continues. first it was princess kate and now the feud between prince william and prince harry takes a new turn. we will explain, after the break. >>> as rumors continue to swirl around the status of princess kate, her husband william appeared in an event in london, honoring his mother, princess diana. so did his brother harry but not in the same room and not at the same time. we are following the royal drama. >> not even an event honoring princess diana's legacy could bring her estran

is it going through the as again, the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the, you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why it looks it, to them is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i shouldn't and i have been that be a live in a mess. who out house, old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much. she dreams of her brick house and tile floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north han, out to see or of the for the, the occupied westbank, ukrainian attack on the russian border. city of belgrade has left one person dead. russian forces say they repelled 15 shells from the credit inside. ukraine has frequently attacked belgrade since muskets full scale invasion in february 2022. and ukraine says around a 100 russian drain and missile strikes have targeting the electricity great. across the country. emergency blackouts have been placed in some areas pop products in central in western regions were tied to some severely damaged. rushes made another arrest in connection with an attack at a

is it going through the as again to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why that is what it looks like to them is a thought, a good thing, this area. now i should never have been that be a live in a metal out house. old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much. she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on, out to see or of the for the, the occupied. westbank is still the head and i'll just see that why some south african farmers say they expect to harvest. absolutely. nothing is spring on the impact that's happening on the entire region. the the, it's a fresher feel in northern bucket strong. however one that's where we begin this, whether story all had to do with the wet weather that we saw move through here hills storms as well. so it's freshen up the atmosphere in the $427.00 degrees. different story though, for india, most of the country under weather alerts for heat hot both by days and nights

now, if you're in the valleys, it's more like 10:00pm tonight and tool that left 5 o'clock tomorrow. the reason for this is we've got this thing called an omega block that's happening as well. so we've got low and high pressure like right next to each other. so not only is it to keep us windy, but it also keeps this pattern of really sunny and bright temperatures. something has to knock this out of the ways you can see in your extended forecast warmth and sunshine rolling right through the weekend into the beginning of next week. i'm not mad about that part, but the wind is going to be a little tricky for the next 2 days. state senator scott wiener is pushing a bill to limit the use of inaccurate drug tests by law enforcement. if past, he says this could prevent people from being wrongfully convicted. >> kron 4 s michael thomas has the latest. >> senator scott wiener says that the passing of this bill would make law agencies across the state of california used more accurate drug testing, adding that right now when it comes to color metric drug testing. well, he says that leads to abou

instead the water will be pumped up out of the valley. >> we're basically bringing water in off of the river during high flow periods and storing it here in this valley and then releasing it back out to be used or flow back into the river during dry periods. >> reporter: the natural bowl of limestone creating this valley does most of the work. only two relatively small dams are required. >> this gives you a nice angle on the scale of the dam. it's a large dam, but it's not huge. >> reporter: of all the 180 miles of conveyance required to move the water to the reservoir and back out, only 15 miles of it have to be new. so when everything is built and the water is turned on -- >> the reservoir will be the eighth largest surface water storage reservoir in the state of california. >> reporter: what happens to what's here? the community and the valley where some members of the seitz family still live, this would be submerged. >> we'll be underwater about 300 feet. >> reporter: the authority is it negotiating with land owners. most are said to be on board with the project. many are reluctant

valley. i'm not native to the bay. i was born and raised in singapore and i only moved to the bay for college and then i graduated and i've been working here ever since. so as an outsider, i think i put a different perspective on silicon valley than someone who grew up here might, and so i would notice certain things that might not catch your attention of someone who has been here a long time and that is the same case for my main character. she moves from new york to the bay and so she's going to have a different experience here, as well, and i think a lot of them are stereo typical ideas of what it would be. they think of the tech industry and skyscrapers and cool technology advancements and inventions, but to me, sill don valley has been my adopted home for the past seven to eight years and i think what makes it home are the small things like my favorite coffee shop. i'm a regular. i have my favorite library and my favorite restaurants and i go with my friends and i have my favorite pilates studio and there are all t

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mostly upper 60s in the santa clara valley. east bay, 63 for antioch and in concord as well. the temperature for both fremont and redwood city, hitting the 60s, lower 60s at half monbay. middle -- half moon bay. then you get the downsloping winds, the temperatures will climb faster than everybody else. cold spots in the morning and the warmest in the afternoon. the warming trend is just getting underway. the peak of it over the weekend. into next week. 10-day temperature outlook for san jose. one of the warmer spots around the bay area. middle 70s, even a trip into the upper 70s on monday. then, down the other side of the roller coaster back towards normal by the middle and end of next week. fantastic weather for st. patrick's day weekend. a lot of stuff going on. parade downtown in san francisco. market street, the temperatures will start in the lower 60s. climb up to the middle to upper 60s with plenty of sunshine. the winds not as strong. it looks great. into the lower to middle 70s over the weekend. let's check out the inland forecast first for the entire bay area. a long

stretching down into the santa clara valley. on and off showers are in the forecast for us throughout the next couple of hours as we're dealing with the last day of unsettled weather. by later tonight, we're actually just going to see a blanket of clouds that clears up fast heading into the forecast tomorrow. as high pressure starts to move its way in. now as that new system moves its way in we're going to dry up and we're going to warm up and the winds they're going to get a lot gustier throughout the next couple of days as it moves its way in too. this morning heading into the afternoon at max about 20, 30-mile-per-hour winds along the coastline and 20-mile-per-hour winds in the ininland areas but watch what happens. the area of high pressure right here kind of ridge this is huge little heat dome over us. as it does that gusts over 30, 40 miles per hour in the thursday forecastment lot of changes if the forecast for thus week. it's going to feel a lot warmer and it's going to feel a lot more spring-like as we head into those we

the powerball ticket was sold in a small town in kern county of the central valley. the california lottery revealed that truck is a representative of the group of winners. if you remember, the historic drop was last october, the store, midway market, but a cool $1 million for selling that ticket. >>> all right, the warriors have the night f, but >>> ready? we can all breathe a sigh of relief tonight. steph curry that connection, the warriors star said today he is planning to return to the court tomorrow in los angeles as golden state takes on the lakers. >> that is the plan and everything goes well we will practice today and, yeah, we have tonight on it. working hard all week, try to get back as soon as possible. so, it is nice to be back with the team, good energy going on. >> he is back. he has been out since last week. after he sprained his ankle late in the fourth quarter against the bulls. no serious damage to the street. okay. >> yeah, right, good for him. >>> to baseball now, with the a's and their move to las vegas. >> so, the a's new announcer made her debut

the shooting operation by a mass man occurred on road near ariha, a city in the jordan valley. earlier we were joined by a correspondent in ramalandil for more details. "according to the israeli military, a masked arrived at the 90 route that is in the jordan valley near the palestinian village of alloja and opened fire at vehicles there including a bus. immediately, the man who opened fire succeeded to flee, a man hunt is taking a place. in that area all the entrances to the jordan valley as well as to the city of ariha where the operation or the shooting had taken place close to the city of ariha has been closed, palestinians are not allowed to enter the city of ariha or the jordan valley and the man hunt is still taking a place, the israelas claim that this operation had been carried out by a palestinian, it's a retaliator. uh operation and shooting and the man hunt is still taking place, we have to mention that even without any israeli even without any anti-israeli operations or palestinian shootings here and there, the israeli military continues to suffocate palestinians wi

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they're going to the valley. ey're going to other states, especially into the central valley. >> free meals were also given out to the first 200 people at the resource fair. >>> let's get back to our first alert coverage. darren peck is here to tell us more about this round of storms. it just keeps on going. it doesn't stop. >> yeah. we've been so focused on the snow. i spent my first visit with you guys talking about what's the top story, but we're not done with the rain tonight. i'll show what that looks like and then the next one and the next one. >> can't wait. >> we'll step into the virtual center and bring up our monitor. first alert doppler shows you the system is still going. the showers are still across pretty much the entire northern half of the state. if you look at this close up, there are way less of them. there is a quieter system than it had been and while yeah, we got a chance for some rain between now and early tomorrow morning, boy, this is a totally different looking radar depiction than we had

a of air has camped out, keeping the marine layer compressed, making a push into the inland valleys byearly tomorrow morning. storm system over the pacific will be trying to move towards us. ran across the bay area on friday. across the markakis hotel, a short marine layer in the distance. a 20 degrees difference between the coast and further inland. it is a far cry from the 40 degrees to 50 degrees difference that we see a few months from now, but still, a hint the seasons are changing. 53 degrees for a high temperature in half moon bay, only 60 degrees in san francisco. santa rosa is one of the cooler spots because the fog took a while to burn off. 67, further inland in san jose at 71. 76 degrees in livermore. some of the fog is going to redevelop, probably not as prevalent by early tomorrow morning, but i would still allow a few extra minutes on the way out the door. fog should leave by 9:00 or 10:00. full sunshine by the coast through the rest of the afternoon into tomorrow evening. high clouds will float through and filter that sunshine but they should not slow down the warm-up of