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The storm is expected to bring heavy rain to areas already scorched by recent wildfires.PHOTOS: Spring arrives in San Diego CountyParts of Santa Barbara County are under mandatory evacuations for residents in the Thomas, Sherpa and Whittier burn areas.The National Weather Service projected this storm will have the heaviest rainfall and the longest duration of this winter storm season.  408

The study asked 116,632 adults between the age of 35 and 70 from 21 countries about their sleeping habits. Participants were then followed up over an average of 7.8 years.The team found that for every 1,000 people sleeping the recommended six to eight hours per night, 7.8 developed cardiovascular disease or died each year. This rose to 9.4 in people who slept six or fewer hours a night.Francesco Cappuccio, professor of cardiovascular medicine and epidemiology at Warwick University, who was not involved in this study, has done several studies into sleep and its effect on our health. He says that a lack of sleep is "definitely associated with an increased risk of death.""If you sleep less for a long time you are more prone to develop chronic disease," Cappuccio said, adding that short sleep duration has been shown to increase high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes.However, the findings for those who underslept were not found to be statistically significant, and the greatest risk was instead seen among those who overslept.For those sleeping eight to nine hours, 8.4 per 1,000 people developed cardiovascular disease or died each year. This rose even further in those sleeping nine to 10 hours (10.4 per 1,000) and again among those sleeping more than 10 hours (14.8 per 1,000).This equates to an increase in risk of a 5%, 17% and 41%, respectively, compared with people who slept the recommended amount of hours.But Wang pointed out that too much sleep could be a marker for other causes of cardiovascular diseases and death.Cappuccio agreed, adding that "it's not that long sleep causes death or ill health" but that ill health will cause you to sleep more.Cappuccio mentioned that people who have an undetected illness may suffer from an extension of sleep. If someone has an underlying cancer, for example, they will be more fatigued and debilitated and will tend to sleep longer.The study's main takeaway is that the optimal duration of estimated sleep is six to eight hours per day for adults, Wang explained.It is "very important to point out that there are some very simple things you can do to help you sleep better at night," Ward said, advising people to avoid caffeine in the afternoon or evenings, as well as alcohol and nicotine, which can disrupt sleep patterns. Exercise and a balanced diet can help, she added. 2352

The suspect has not been named, but a Sheriff's official said he does have a criminal history and was arrested on charges relating to the pursuit, including felony evasion and assault on a deputy. 201

The suspension of Booker's campaign comes after months of struggling to raise the necessary funds and polling support to appear in the primary debates. Booker ran a campaign with a message of unity and peace, but it seems to have failed to resonate with the American voters. He never was able to crack the top tear of candidates and consistently polled in the low single digits.Booker is expected to shift his focus to the Senate race in New Jersey, where he's up for reelection. 480

The proposal is projected to release 12 times the amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere compared with Obama's Clean Power Plan, according to The Washington Post.President Donald Trump could speak about the plan publicly Tuesday at a rally in West Virginia, according to officials who spoke to The Washington Post and The New York Times.The new proposal contradicts the Clean Power Plan, introduced in 2015. Obama's plan required states to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their individual energy consumption. This rule was the first time emissions had been regulated at the federal level.Obama's plan was temporarily blocked by the Supreme Court in 2016 after 29 states and the energy industry sued the administration, arguing it was unconstitutional and outside of the federal government's power to regulate.This new proposal is the latest move in the Trump administration's continued effort to reverse what Trump dubbed his predecessor's "war on coal." Former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt initially announced that his agency planned to withdraw and review the Obama Clean Power Plan in October 2017."We are going to put our coal miners back to work," Trump said at a March 2017 event in Kentucky. "They have not been treated well, but they're going to be treated well now.""By removing and replacing it with a rule that will actually increase emissions, this is removing the biggest action that Obama took to combat climate change," Conrad Schneider, advocacy director of the nonprofit Clean Air Task Force, told CNN. The EPA did not respond to CNN's request for comment on the proposal. 1624