warning from her. Marla Alex, L.A. County Board chair Supervisor Lindsey Horvath is at the forefront of the storm's emergency response. She joined us tonight on the Fox 11 News at six and cautioned against leaving your home. If you don't have to. In some parts of my district in the Santa Monica mountains and Bel Air and Woodland Hills, more than ten inches of rain and counting, we are breaking records left and right. We are seeing in some of our canyon roads that there are falling rocks. So even if the canyon road is open in, be on high alert. Be careful and if you can avoid the canyons, please do so. A word to the wise there. Supervisor Horvath at a storm related press conference tonight with the L.A. mayor, lAFD chief and other city and county officials announced as of 4 p.m. this afternoon, the county has captured 1.3 billion gallons of water, which could serve almost 33,000 homes for more than a year now. At 6:00, we asked her about that and put that into perspective. When you think about 10 million residents in L.A. County, is there more that we could be doing? Absolutely We have a lot that we are doing and we can always do more. That's why the county issued a water plan in December that includes building more water infrastructure to capture more water, to conserve more water. And so we will be doing that and working with the director of Public Works, certainly a start supervisor Horvath says their number one concern is public safety and keeping people out of the raging Los Angeles River. She reports it is at a third of its capacity. City Horvath is also working closely with Governor Newsom. On Sunday, she signed the county's emergency proclamation. Now, when they updated us this morning at 11:00, it was 815 million gallons captured. Then, as of for 1.3 billion. So significantly more every hour. Yeah, especially with that much rainfall coming down. But we also asked her, how much are we not capturing? What's the percentage? There wasn't a clear answer to that. Yeah, she says that she needs to talk to L.A. Public Works about that. And again, this is part of her whole
