Excerpts from Wednesday, March 2, 1932, Paso Robles Advertiser: A group of Paso Robles businessmen met at the Taylor Hotel last Thursday noon to discuss […]
reporter: and it s still not over, we re expecting more storms over the last couple of days. not as intensive as we saw over the last couple of days, but we could still see some rain and snow and wind in the southern california area. so authorities still telling people to be very careful, especially since we re not used to this time of weather in this area. camila bernal, cnn, lebec, california. now, the u.s. transportation agency has resumed taking waste out of the area in ohio where a train derailed. it will be sent to two epa-approved cities in ohio. but the mayor of one of those cities says he s concerned. the facility is secure. i know they ve had an issue or two in the past. but i sent pictures over, this is, you know, literally, you can see it from my backyard, it s literally in some people s backyard. so it s definitely a concern. and we want it done the right way.
of this. i can t get to work right now because of the snow. the 5 is closed going towards bakersfield. so i haven t been able to get back and forth to work for a couple of days. also i m afraid we re going to have to evacuate if it gets any worse. reporter: it s still not over. we re expecting more storms over the next couple of days. not as intense as what we saw over the last couple of days, but we could still see some rain, some snow, and wind in the southern california area. so authorities still telling people to be very careful, especially since we are not used to this type of weather in this area. camilla bernal, cnn, lebec, california. the u.s. environmental protection agency has approved resuming shipments of contaminated waste out of east palestine, ohio. for a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed earlier this month. it comes as house republicans plan to investigate the derailment and what they describe as a flawed response by
rain is creating major problems. in ventura, a driver trapped by rising floodwaters had to be hoisted to safety by helicopter rescue crew. and check out this wintry scene. this is a live look at the los angeles or, at the angeles national forest, forgive me. camilla joins me from three hours away in lebec, california. forgive me. i don t know my california geography as well as i should. i guess you re getting a better sense of it, too. it looks like you re snowed in there. it is wild to see this part of california get this much snow. reporter: it is wild. and you re right. we looked it up. three hours with the road closure. usually it is a little bit closer. the problem is so many of the roads here in southern california are closed. it is snowing, as you can see right now. but we ve also had a lot of rain and all of that turning into ice. we have seen some crews here in the i-5. we re near the grapevine and there have been some crews but
parts of southern california are expected to reach up to 75 miles per hour. and for californians looking for a bright spot in the middle of back-to-back storms, a bald eagle sheltering its eggs from the snowstorms in big bear is streaming to thousands of viewers waiting for two eggs to hatch. and some residents from washington, d.c. to jacksonville florida are watching winter around the country while basking in the sun. camila bernal, cnn, lebec, california. still ahead, you could call it an on-screen oops. jeanne moos will have the story of the drama that got a little too real.