. 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 chuaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with the stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the collegenian tabas and the kuolher 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 a 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 chaaku is that the locals have learned from nature that they can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwater inside them. in fact, nature in this valley has appeared as a kind of smart teacher for the local. had carved these holes in here. the depths of these wells, for instance, the depth of the well i am standing by ri

far, valleys so much deeper and longer than the chahku valley, but i dare say that the chaku valley is 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 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 a

i think that the end of the valley has no way out, just like the other valley i walked in.g, 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 beac

valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was somethingloor, 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.

the valley is green with rich vegetation, although geshm is rather dry island with rainfall, the valleynd bushes. one reason is that this place is protected from the scorching sun. another reason is that all the rainwater coming from the surrounding areas gathers in here. in addition, the valley's ground water is great. these reasons have made this valley so lush with vegetation. finally, i got the entrance of the chaku canyon, as it seems from here, it must be very appealing, look how many. but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers reached the mouth of the valley. 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 chuaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the colagen tabas and the kuolher sun in laurestan is the existence of these water wells in addition t

. 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

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 v

my next destination was a unique valley called chhaku. the valley is regarded as part of geopark.his island is not confined to its geosites or its local culture and traditions. up to few years ago, the island's wildlife was going to suffer widespread destruction, but thanks to a good education given by some environmental ngos, the locals had a good performance in relation to the preservation of the island's flora and fauna. in principle, the locals enjoy rich culture, and you cannot see a person abusing. animals, this is blessed the island with the rich, abundant wildlife. in addition to mammals, reptiles and amphibians, 239 species of birds have been identified so far in the island, making it a unique paradise for nature explorers and bird watchers. therefore, before i got to the chakh valley, i stopped by to watch the birds in one of the punds near the village of eastern chaku. generally speaking, geoparks bring about prosperity to the areas they are located in by attracting tourists in large numbers. they also contribute to the preservation of local culture and architecture. as

the next morning i continued with my trip to see the chaahu valley, the valley is about 70 km/h it'sthe landscape stunning. after rather long walk, i am finally getting close to the chaku valley, what has been so interesting to me is that the valley is green with rich vegetation, although gashm is rather dry island, with low rainfall, the valley is spotted with trees and bushes, one reason is that this place is protected from the scorching sun. another reason is that all the rainwater coming from the surrounding areas gathers in here. in addition, the valley's ground water is great. these reasons have made this valley so lush with vegetation. finally i got the entrance the chuku canyon, as it seems from here, it must be very appealing. look how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond

some believe that the name of this valley derives from the name of the mandug wells in this valley.istence of a deep natural well created through erosion inside it. what is very clear in relation to chaku is that the locals have learned from nature that the... can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwater inside them. in fact, nature in this valley has appeared as a kind of smart teacher for the locals who are always faced with water shortage. these natural and man-made wells have attracted many birds to this place. the beautiful gazel of reishm which needs protection is seen in the wildlife of the churku valley. nature with its own hands had carved these holes in here, the depths of these wells, for instance, the depth of the well i am standing by right now is about seven e natural well, and also is this one. nature has made these wells through the process of erosion, and this well i'm standing by right now, which is remmed with kind of water resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one duck by nature. the more you explore this valley, the mo

in addition, the valley's ground water is great. these reasons have made this valley so...e of the chahku canyon. as it seems from here, it must be very appealing. look how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. i guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, i reached the mouth of the valley, 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 chaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valley.

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 we

silicon valley. one, the long-experienced kawasaki and the another, a new up and comer kylea chou with her own take. plus bot, the experience with ai and the best experiences to eat. that's this week on "press: here". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. my first guest guy kawasaki has done interviews for his podcast remarkable people, he and his podcast producer have assembled that into a new book called "think remarkable," nine paths to transform your life and make a difference. the book is divided into different sections like growth and grit. if you don't know guy, it may help to know that he was a very early employee at apple even before steve jobs was urging folks to think different which i suspect is why guy does not understand the difference between an adjective and an adverb. guy, it is supposed to be "think remarkably," isn't it? >> not if you're apple. the rules don't apply to apple and steve jobs. >> because they think differently at apple. >> they charge per letter, so -- >> ther

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

. >> the mustard bloom in napa valley. >> i love the valley at this time of the year. >>> boy, what a hassle it became. the topic is trash. we have done a lot of stories about people dumping their garbage and their cars, all around the bay area. but this one was even bigger because the problem shut down a road in martinez for hours. it was an abandoned tanker truck. and then hazmat crews had to come in who were concerned about what may be inside. as a result, they had to shut down the stretch of pacheco avenue near the water treatment plant and they asked neighbors to shelter in place. turns out there was no danger. but as they report the mystery turned into a major inconvenience for nearby businesses. >> reporter: pacheco boulevard is a busy route into downtown martinez. for most of the day, it was shut down. dozens of people and businesses, they were out of business. all because one person decided to lay his trash at someone else's doorstep. three semi trailers showed up on pacheco boulevard. two were towed away on friday, and the remainder tanker wasn't empty. >> and quite a bit of

we saw partly cloudy skies in the santa clara valley. upper 60s into wednesday, low 60s this weekend once the cold front sweeps through like a windshield wiper. we notice a similar trend along the bay and inland areas. it will be a beautiful forecast for many of us in the bay area throughout the next days. take advantage of this dry weather before the rain returns in the bay. >>> a local author in the south bay hopes her latest novel helps provide more positive female characters. she tells our shawn chitnis she wants more representation in books. >> reporter: kyla has quite the story, born and raised in singapore, came to stanford to get her undergrad and masters. while surrounded by silicon valley she decided to start working in the tech industry. that's the setting for her novel with her main character showing a similar background. even as a published author who has already written more than one book, it's still weird for kyla to read her own words. there is pride in the stories she's telling. for an audience kyla believes needs more l

we've just come through the silicon valley situation. if you have real-time payments where they can transfer money and you have people scared to death by some well-known individual through the artificial intelligence situation. china is watching this like a hawk. they are ready to pounce on the situation. do you think there's some issues here worth taking a look at? >> i think we are very focused on aai like many government agencies and law enforcement agencies in particular. it's very challenging. >> the gentleman's time is expired. >> thank you. >> we will now go to the gentlewoman from texas for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and chairman powell thank you for being with us this morning. chair powell the february congressional report estimated the u.s. economy will grow an estimated 7 trillion over the next decade thanks to in large part to the surge in immigration creating a larger labor force. immigration also increases demand for goods and services. i know you mentioned in your report that the growth during covid was held d

vinod: the risk for silicon valley bank had nothing to do with silicon valley and startups.d to do with interest rate speculation, which the bank did. i want to separate irresponsible actions on their part, on the interest rate side, from what the business was. i think the business was a solid business. it mostly has continued in the same way. i do not think it has changed dramatically. alternative banks came up, but there are other banks are still the printable things for startups in the valley. i do not know if there is as much concentration, but you do not worry about that too much. caroline: what has been interesting is, perhaps, there was a moment of realization in a time of a crisis -- who could you depend on? there was so much fierce competition to get in money to the right start up. yes, that competition perhaps faded a bit as the economy turned direction, but has it brought you more business, do you think, by the fact you were able to stick your neck out early and say, "i am here, i've got your back"? vinod: that was what was most disappointing about the venture com

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

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

in largely on santa clara and san mateo counties. >> silicon valley index is silicon valley's annual exam. it's like going to the doctor's office and seeing how healthy you are. >> released annually by joint venture silicon valley, the index analyzes multiple categories from housing, employment, equity, health, and more. the findings were reviewed friday at the state of the valley conference at san jose state university. the data is used by nonprofits, businesses and local leaders, seeing on a macro scale whether our efforts are actually making a difference in the areas that we are seeking to improve people's conditions is a tremendous tool for us to be able to evaluate, recalibrate, if necessary, as a whole. the report finds that the regional economy is showing resilience. thanks in part to thriving innovation. still income and wealth divides have grown. >> silicon valley's achilles heel is housing. it's the nation's most highly priced housing, and it's out of reach for 75% of our workforce. and so no surprise, we also continue to see our homeless population grow . >> the index foun

- we've got happy valley. happy valley will potentially _ we've got happy valley.weep the main overlords when they get announced last week —— next week. this was a combination of a decade's work of story lines. it was all culminating in that final moment. another big moment in drama, the last of us, of course... i moment in drama, the last of us, of course... ., ., , course... i love that episode. i think it took— course... i love that episode. i think it took everyone - course... i love that episode. i think it took everyone by - course... i love that episode. i- think it took everyone by surprise. but then the _ think it took everyone by surprise. but then the third _ think it took everyone by surprise. but then the third episode, - think it took everyone by surprise. but then the third episode, the . but then the third episode, the relationship between full and frank was completely unexpected. it had a really uplifting tone despite the apocalypse. another big drama moment of the last year. doctor who. of course we have had several months, so you could've caught

the valley, you know what i mean?never really have nothing of our own, so -- >> reporter: johnny haywood is in a class at imperial valley college training for jobs expected to be created by vast lithium reserves in the area. >> so it is a very significant, sort of what we call a world class lithium resource. >> reporter: geologist pat dobson who led a recent federal study, says for years geothermal power plants here treated lithium as an unwanted byproduct. >> for decades we have been pulling lithium out of the ground and then putting it back. >> reporter: the plants produce electricity by tapping super heated fluid called brined a mile beneath the earth's surface. the brine produces steam and is injected back into the earth. lithium is one of the minerals in the brine. >> what didn't happen before, there was not a great demand for lithium. >> reporter: now with electric vehicles there is demand. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: david deeks says his company, energy resources minerals, found a way to ge

that is, so, he constituency, lagan valley? that is, so. he has — constituency, lagan valley?y? that is, so, he has been the mp _ constituency, lagan valley? that is, so, he has been the mp there - constituency, lagan valley? that is, so, he has been the mp there for i so, he has been the mp there for decades, he was a very popular mp, but he had been coming under pressure from the centre ground alliance party and that was going to be a big battleground, regardless of anything that has transpired over the last 2a hours, so now the question is, does he keep that seat until the general election, which could be quite soon and could be almost a year away? or does he resign from parliament? no hint of that yet. if there was a by—election, that would be pretty nightmarish for the dup because not only would they have lost that seat in these very unusual circumstances or rather lost to mp, but it would give a chance for the people who are opposed to them going back to stormont to choose a try to rally to that particular standard. however, evenif that particular standard. however, even

mill valley light drizzle too. that's the case in the east bay as we wake up and on and off showers in the forecast for us heading into the next couple of hours and it's a lot more blanketed as we weak up and head out the door just along 101. from san mateo stretching up into burlingame and south san francisco wet conditions out there on the roads and it's currently dry and most of santa clara valley. but this system right here, with that light rain is moving to the south. so we'll watch that on futurecast kind of break apart and diminish heading into the next couple of hours. then we're kind of just left with a blanket of clouds and a light chance of showers into the early afternoon hours. but nothing to write home about. that's going to be light drizzle that passes through and you probably honestly don't even need the umbrella because once we head into the next couple of days that thing is going to be a thing of the past. drier conditions later tonight and i'm going to have more on what you can expect for now ove

which includes all the sacramento valley and it doesn't include our santa clara valley here in the baya. but it does include the higher elevated areas close to santa cruz and especially up into the north bay. keeping a close eye on wine country and here's the reason why. let's advance even more -- than the hours all the way into the afternoon hours tomorrow and take a look at areas like angwin into sonoma. napa too. we can see wind gusts close to around 50 miles per hour as we head into friday morning. so outdoor objects that you don't want blown into the neighbor's yard. bring them in today as winds get gustier and gustier. no rain clouds in sight. more on that in a bit. for now over to you, g. >> thank you, jess. >>> get you roll on the freeways this morning. yes, it is wednesday and we're halfway through the workweek so we'll see the light at the end of the tunnel. also lights and brake lights on the freeways because around that time when things get busy. here at the bay bridge, those metering lights were flipped on at about 6:-- 5:35 and it's slow coming out of that area near the m

valleys around the bay area will have 25-30 mile-an-hour gusts, the wind advisory for valley locations closer to sea level. that was allowed to expire at 5:00 p.m. a wind advisory for the higher elevations through 11:00 perform tomorrow. that is where the winds are to exsed exceed 50 miles an hour. keeping the above average temperatures for the weekend. the weekend is looking the nicest we have seen in awhile. details coming up. >> we will take it. thank you, paul. >>> you may remember the massive protest five months ago that shutdown the bay bridge for hours leaving many drivers frustrated. today, the 78 people who were arrested that day, they are celebrating. they reached an agreement that will allow them to avoid jail time. our wilson walker was in court with the group's supporters where they showed up. >>>. >> the bay bridge walked out of the courtroom to the cheering crowd. packing the hallway to support them. the outcome and the words of one organizers, a complete vindication and victory. >> essentially the judge dismissed our case as of may 15th. with a diversion offer of five h

that is, he has been — constituency, lagan valley.ey. that is, he has been the mp _ constituency, lagan valley. that is, he has been the mp there _ constituency, lagan valley. that is, he has been the mp there for - he has been the mp there for decades, he was very popular mp, that he'd been coming under pressure from the centre ground alliance party. that's going to be a big battleground regardless of anything that has happened over the last 2a hours, so now the treatment questionnaires does he keep the seat until the general election, which could be quite thin, or could be some time away, there was no sign of that yet, i not only would they have lost their mp in very unusual circumstances, but it would give a chance for the people who are opposed to them going back to stormont to use byelection to rally to that particular standard. however, even if that doesn't happen and we have a general election in a few months' time, these are really awkward positions for the dup now. they were on him as a candidate? do they want somebody else?

i have walked through many valleys, valleys much deeper and much longer than the charkuh valley, but

they said, come to napa valley, it is up-and-coming.up there, find out what people are doing, get to know napa valley. >> reflections of the veneer shares reflections and stories of napa valley wine country. >> back in the '70s when i came here, and in the '80s, we had julia child, of course. and there was this explosion in interest in fine wine and fine food and they converged here in napa valley. i started with some cooking schools, became close friends with julia childs. and a wonderful chef, madalyn, it was really just the excitement of the wine and food, and in 1992 we had thomas keller who started, well didn't start, the french laundry was there but it became his. we have over 1000 wine brands. >> what makes a great wine? he says to start with great quality grapes grown in an extraordinary plot of dirt. wow, look at this collection. it's like a museum in here. so how would you describe your wine collection? >> it is a collective, it is historic. it is very close to me because so many winemakers that are represented here, it allows

i'm sara stinson reporting in mill valley. back to you. >> alright series bay congressman mark to saulnier is leading a communitywide effort to try to protect air quality and the community's health. he hosted a town hall event tonight in martinez wanted to hear from people about recent safety incident said local refineries, the martinez refining company alone was cited for 21 releases or spills of hazardous materials last year. the says he wants more federal oversight. >> well, my idea is to try to go back to used to be before the supreme court. still obviously be constitutional as part of the challenge so that the courts do not undermine but to make sure there's a way that when people create a culture. they they assume meanwhile, a new report is out about that rotten egg smell that was coming from the valero refinery in february. >> it says the refinery had a technical issue shutting down its equipment monitors later picked up on a buildup of hydrogen sulfide causing the odor. the source was a big tank that apparently was fil

before silicon valley failed theyad bank. joe's body shop or the dry cleansers and theyops or the landscaping company that has half dozen trucks, those business relationships that were tied to one bank because they process their payroll and all their business expenses and got business loans from that institution, i think more and more today the c.f.o.'s and the treasurers who had not lived through interest rate environment get smart and ensuring their payroll needs to be process and business kojts torl operate in the normal course and have banking hrl relationships. >> damian wrote what does a successful resolution of a bank failure look like? what is a successful failure? >> i t interesting country. i mean the framework that we have today i think works l. i mean we saw that in the spring. the regulators and the federal government has different of tools to exercise limit contag inch on. you will have some businesses that will do well and succeed and others that take risk or they don't engage inappropriate risk management and

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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

. >> the driver sped off after hitting a young woman on 101 southbound in mill valley. >> in 2018, her 29-year-old daughter, marie, was riding her motorcycle when she was struck by a driver who fled the scene. lying on the road, she was then hit by a second car and killed. that driver stayed and waited for police. >> they said that she had been hit by a chevy suburban. they figure that out the next day. >> the siegenthaler family offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the hit and run driver . the car was eventually found in a petaluma auto repair shop owned by the driver's uncle after two different women turned him in. the driver, identified as frank barone jr. was found guilty of two felonies and sentenced to prison. >> i am trying to find it in my heart to forgive this guy because i feel like it is poisoning me. >> it would be really great if we could get a sign. >> since then, connie has been busy honoring marie, a science illustrator, establishing a foundation that provides art supplies to struggling college students. jason dunn is the department chair of

focusing in largely on santa clara and san mateo counties, silicon valley index is silicon valley's annual physical exam. >> it's like going to the doctor's office and seeing how healthy you are, released annually by joint venture silicon valley, the index analyzes multiple categories from housing, employment, equity, health, and more. >> the findings were reviewed friday at the state of the valley conference at san jose state university. the data is used by nonprofits, businesses and local leaders, seeing on a macro scale whether our efforts are actually making a difference in the areas that we are seeking to improve people's conditions is a tremendous tool for us to be able to evaluate, recalibrate, if necessary, as a whole. the report finds that the regional economy is showing resilience. thanks in part to thriving innovation. still income and wealth divides have grown. >> silicon valley's achilles heel is housing. it's the nation's most highly priced housing, and it's out of reach for 75% of our workforce. and so no surprise, we also continue to see our homeless population grow. >> the

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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

. >> here at still valley middle school in alamo, workers are prepping food to serve students lunch, the san ramon valley unified school district needs a lot more workers in the kitchens, right now, they have 19 openings. >> it is all hands on deck and we make changes and adjustments and we even have our own staff from the central office that's together, we come out to the sites and help. >> senna riker, district director of child nutrition says the need for more workers spiked when the state started providing free breakfast and lunch to all students regardless of income. >> at san ramon valley, the number of students has -- participating in the lunch program has more than doubled. >> the district hired 44 new food service workers but is still not enough, school districts across the bay area are battling a similar shortage , including in the cupertino union school district. according to a study by the california school nutrition association, low wages and inadequate hours are the greatest contributors. what's the impact of quality of food? at san ramon valley unified when the demand

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it's hard to believe when you look at the santa clara valley. we have fog throughout our coastal areas, patchy conditions into the north bay too. we are off to a cool, cloudy start for many of us. taking a look at the coit tower from our live camera, still green for st. patrick's day yesterday. it's a beautiful way to kick off the week. we have a little bit patchy fog and that will bleed off this afternoon. we are left with sun and clouds today and for the next couple days. temperatures are a little above average but we will see them cool down day by day as we await more rain starting friday into our weekend forecast. this dry break is perfect timing because it lasts throughout the work week. it is a little inconvenient because unlike this weekend we just had with beautiful sunshine and temperatures above average, it will look different into friday, saturday, sunday this week. i will talk more about that in a bit. we will break apart that storm. it's still well offshore and it's not impacting us just yet. taking a look at long range models into

a little cooler, however, and tri valley livermore valley. they're trailing a little bit there and pretty much right on the money. as you see elsewhere. so the breakdown today, again, keeping that mixed bag of some sun and clouds, more sun than clouds moving those temps more through the 60's than yesterday. but things changing tomorrow be talking about them. justine. >> thank you, dave. happening right now, registered nurses john muir health and concord are picketing for patient safety. the california nurses association says it's highlighting staffing challenges and worth pay workplace violence issues. they say those are all things that can impact a patient's safety kron four's tiffany justice to us now live from outside hospital with what they're demanding. thanks for joining us. >> just seen organizers are calling this an informational picket at this moment. it is wrapping up. but we also do know that they go on to say that they are not afraid to move forward with a strike if negotiations stalled. so here's what we know. nurses here at john

they're going to the valley.hey'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

this is from the valley.ose look at that flooding it looks deep this is today. >> downpours, heavy rain turned into hail. check this out. slushy stuff also in theal man den valley. >> and someone sent us this video. you will see lightning also in alma den valley. you can get a better look in the center and the heavy clouds around it. so let's get the intel from jeff ranieri. i mean it was such a different picture yesterday and all of a sudden we have a burst of crazy rain again. >> that storm system that is just off the coastline as it's moving towards southern california we got these bands coming in and if you were driving over the past three to four hours you hit one of the thunderstorm cells you had to slow down to 20 miles per hour en