this is abc 7 news. larry: for joining us. kristen: the stormy weather continues, as you can see. still drizzly and gray across the bay area right now. we are getting a little bit of everything from this storm up in the sierra. it is dumping snow. the blizzard condition and threat of avalanches have closed some of the ski resorts. in the bay area, it is rain we are dealing with. we saw yet another mudslide today, this time in the north bay. larry: let s get the latest on conditions from the spencer christian. a lot going on this is like groundhog day. spencer: we are seeing the same pattern over and over again. we have widespread showers and some isolated downpours. after a break of two or three hours during the afternoon, at which time we would be seeing that much at all. it s close in on some of the
the death toll in erie county, new york, climbing again. 34 people now debt as a result of this devastating winter storm. rescue crews are still searching for people stranded during the blizzard. athena jones is there live. how are things today? look at this huge pile of snow. it s a mountain of snow, dwarfing some of the two-story houses around here. they are no longer dumping snow, because they re concerned it s getting too high. we re talking about more than four feet of snow that fell over the court of several days.
occupation. jeff, you have been there i think probably more recently than anybody on the panel, he just came back last week, what was the impression you got of the fortitude and determination of the ukrainians that you met on this third trip? i think that part of it is you go back to some of these areas that were so hard hits, and you come back now and it s dumping snow, subzero temperatures and they are rebuilding homes. we were in the sight of the mass grave where this town was nearly leveled, and they are out there in the freezing temperatures rebuilding homes, and i think that is a testament to the spirit of them, that they are going to continue. and they are going to continue living, i would even say, we keep talking about what is victory? i would say they already have a piece of that victory, because a year ago i think that most of the american population had never heard the ukrainian language, knew what the flag look like, knew where ukraine was, and how that will never chan
next thing that dropped was the biden administration s response to this supreme court hold saying look, we actually need some more time and they blamed the stay for why they don t have the plan, said the stay, temporary hold unwound some of the multi-agency efforts that were underway. john: do we have any idea what they have been doing the last six months, nothing title 42 is coming off? all they are saying, going back to title 8, but also fighting remain in mexico. so you know we are waiting the details still. john: we ll count on you to bring them. jacqui: i will do my best. now the massive winter weather storm, blasting tens of millions of americans, called a once in a generation event. we do often hear that, but already it s dumping snow and the big concern is dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills, of course, causing travel headaches. more than 3,000 flights have been canceled, according to flight aware, over 12,000 delays since just yesterday.
travel. miguel almaguer has more on the wicked weather. reporter: i want to show you exactly what the sierra nevada is dealing with. this storm system was brutal. it blanketed this area. in 48 hours, there was more than 48 inches of snow in some areas. it even shut down interstate 80, a major thoroughfare across this area. there was concerns about avenue avalanches. while it looks beautiful, it s also dangerous. this morning, a storm system powering its way from coast to coast, packing a nasty punch, dumping snow, rain and ice. brutal conditions expected to impact more than 50 million people nationwide. it started out west, blanketing parts of the sierra nevada mountains with more than four feet of snow. whiteout conditions wreaking havoc at the national park. while torrentialle rains and