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At the slide. Reporter the roads are still wet here in sonoma county. Weve seen first hand what happens when the ground becomes saturated. This is highway 1, just south of fort ross. The saturated soil gave way just beneath the roadway, taking part of the asphalt, and leaving a stretch of guardrail dangling beneath the cliff. We came this way this morning, and we were able to get through, so the kind of a bummer that we cant go back. Reporter so far, the closure hasnt affected business at the timber cove inn. All of our guests have gotten through. Reporter still, some employees will have a tou...

1 is closed to traffic tonight after washing out part of the roadway. The rain has moved on, but the storm damage remains. One problem pot is highway 1 in sonoma county. A five mile stretch of the highway was closed between jener and fort ross. Ken wayne got a close up look at the slide. Reporter the roads are still wet here in sonoma county. Weve seen first hand what happens when the ground becomes saturated. This is highway 1, just south of fort ross. The saturated soil gave way just beneath the roadway, taking part of the asphalt, and leaving a stretch of guardrail dangling beneath the clif...

Izzy, the two-toed sloth, has just been hanging around these days in her home, the new “Life” exhibit at Orlando Science Center. She has trees to climb, a rope from which to dangle and a hammock for regular relaxing. Science center visitors will get a good look at Izzy and other animal inhabitants of “Life” after it opens to the public on Thursday. The nature exhibit encourages close ...

About 300 animals will soon call the Orlando Science Center home, including Tamarins, a sloth, snakes and birds taking flight.

“Life,” the under-construction nature exhibit at Orlando Science Center, is designed to work on multiple levels. Look up at the monkeys. Look over at basking alligators. Look down at burrowing owls that are digging below the surface. “It’s like 360 degrees of animals, very close up,” Shannon Zimmerman, curator of conservation and welfare, said during a recent walk-through of the site. She ...