flows, we re seeing less and less of them. we ve seen the pictures from all the cities, san diego, l.a., downed trees, cars that are flooded. we haven t seen the pictures from the mountainous areas who picked up almost a foot of rain. that s where we ll see not just significant mud flow and debris flows, but boulders in the road. some roads are cut off east of los angeles. we still have a couple of flash flood warnings. we re down to 5 million people. my concerns are really greater in northern nevada and along the oregon/idaho border where we couldbly could pick up 2-4 inches of rain today. we re about done with the rain from vegas, l.a. and into san diego. the flood center saying a slight risk of flash flooding. yesterday was a high risk. we saw what happened with that. by the way, over the weekend,
outside the town of darby. plucked down years and years ago. a few miles as the crow files from the montana, idaho border. jenny was a reporter around here. it s a really beautiful place, i think, that attracts a diverse group of people. you have retirees and young families. then there is kind of another side to the police, to, right? right. there s an interesting group of people in the west. i think that prefer to live on the boundary of wilderness. and in this side of the place, bill bought 20 acres on the road and built this house with its very own hands. you remember anything about that move? i wasn t pleased about it. so, i was a strong dissenter in our move. some of my earliest memories were of my dad telling bedtime stories about montana mike, who would live these adventures. when he moved there, he said, he was going to be montana mike. he was telling the stories as much to himself as he was to me. it was always his dream to live
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anyway, their dad, bill, was a tradesmen. a dry wall installer. that s how he met mark and denise ecker. we had a downturn here in construction during the mid 90s. and he would take the family, load up the three boys and anne, and he would start driving to montana after he got off work, on a friday. bill wanted something else. and he found what he was looking for on several trips up to montana. found it here. outside the town of darby. plucked down years and years ago. a few miles as the crow files from the montana, idaho border. jenny was a reporter around here. it s a really beautiful place, i think, that attracts a diverse group of people. you have retirees and young families. then there is kind of another side to the police, to, right? right. there s an interesting group of people in the west. i think that prefer to live on