it s the reason why roads will be closed and it s the reason why schools have been cancelled and it s a reason why there is a huge sandbag operation around this river. officials are worried about this thing swelling and raging as it is right now and then cresting above that flood level. that s something that s already predicted and already in the forecast. so there is a huge operation to either try to prevent happening in different areas that could really affect people or to try to prepare for it, and prepare for the worst. that s what a lot of people are doing right now. as you mentioned, water rescues are happening in parts of northern california. that s where it s going to hit really the hardest, this region and that region, rainfall totals 12, 13, 14, 15 inches that could really affect not only the commute, but also people s lively hood. this, the last time we had a storm like this ten years ago, 2005, $300 million worth of damage. it lifted homes off of their foundations, sent a r
broken hearted wondering what happened. how this could have happened to his mother. sure. he is working hard. he is in another state. he didn t have a whole lot of time to talk to me. is he working. is he trying to keep his lively hood going waiting to find out if this other people is going to be caught. were go ahead. real quick. unclear whether local authorities we have known whether the suspect was in the country illegally at the time of his dui arrests. it s unclear whether state law allows you to ask someone their status, their immigration status when you arrest them. it depends where you are. in the sanction sear counties they won t do it. he defied deportation 8 times. we need new laws. kate law s on that. we appreciate your good work. thank you. watters on deck. he went up to canada to talk some politics. tip of the day. freedom tower in new york city. i was up there on friday. right back.
escape cuba and now he is broken hearted wondering what happened. how this could have happened to his mother. sure. he is working hard. he is in another state. he didn t have a whole lot of time to talk to me. is he working. is he trying to keep his lively hood going waiting to find out if this other people is going to be caught. were go ahead. real quick. unclear whether local authorities we have known whether the suspect was in the country illegally at the time of his dui arrests. it s unclear whether state law allows you to ask someone their status, their immigration status when you arrest them. it depends where you are. in the sanction sear counties they won t do it. he defied deportation 8 times. we need new laws. kate law s on that. we appreciate your good work. thank you. watters on deck. he went up to canada to talk some politics. tip of the day. freedom tower in new york city.
sometimes you can t tell the difference between smoke and tear gas, and it s a nice way to we try to use it also as a warning, you know, and, hey, you know i understand what happened did a lot of people gather? oh, yes. again, i guess it s dynamic down there right now or has been. i have not been down there since about midnight, so i don t really know i kind of know what s going on, i know it s a problem, and i know that my deputy chief called me and said that they had their hands full, and i don t know much beyond that. again, i would ask for patience because we really this community where this is happening are folks that have invested a lot of money in their businesses. everything they have, their lively hood is wrapped up in this. it s up fortunate this happened. ladies and gentlemen, i appreciate your time and patience, thank you so much.
beginning that it s 50/50 at best, the chances for an agreement here. chris jansing, thank you so much. joining us now the acting director for the policy program. james, it s great to have you with us. one of the final sticking points here seems to be the timing how sanctions could be eased if we put some numbers town screen here of how iranians feel that sanctions are impacting their daily life. you can see actually that some sanctions have eased their feeling a bit better but still an overwhelming majority feel that sanctions have heart their lively hood. how much is iran suffering under the current sanctions regime? first, it s great to be here. thank you for having me. second iran is suffering. they are performing way below potential and a large part of that is because of sanctions.