. >> just another example of how straight the situation is, the southern nevada water authority considered a $15 billion pipeline project to move water from the northern part of the state down south. >> it's a dangerous game just like football and hockey. we'll tell you which sport is one of the fastest growing in the n.c.a.a. and is facing a push to keep its players safe. >> plus a view of the galaxy like you have never seen it before. it's all at your fingertips. >> lacrosse is booming on college campuses. more teens were at it last year than any other sport. like football, now teams are trying to minimise the danger of concussions. ross shimabuku has more. >> just as fast and physical as football and hockey. >> it's tenacious, aggressive and explosive. >> someone will get hit in the head. it will not end well. >> the causes and effects of concussions is a hot topic in sport. in an effort to better understand the issues, the sacred heard university men's lacrosse team is participating in a study on concussion and the effects on the brain. >> they sustain impacts from the ground, a player

units nationwide voting a son tom proceeded peacefully except for a balm that exploded in the southern nevada to what problems this morning. the bomb killed two policemen and injured three others and was reportedly decimated by militants pop is providing sound system whether it was aimed directly at disrupting the virus as the province's plate with insurgent violence. ukraine's presidential election would have just two main candidates competing for the office own sense of a boxing champion southern politician telling klitschko pulled out all the ladies presidential poll and says he now supports a bit of math and confectionery company on a patch of pressure to come. also known as the chocolate cake. cctv studio called to forty reports. meet i could go and that's kolkata cinco. two men who played a leading role in the ukraine's popular uprising movement that led to the fabian real's terrible president speak to him in context. they now join forces to create went on a single calls a new ukraine trainers for the tackle countries facing cheek and the priests and challenges that require bear creek a

. >> another example of how desperate the situation is, the southern nevada authority considered a pipeline project to move water from the north to down south. >> looking at the milke way galaxy and a new life. 2.5 million photographs - what they create when stitched together. >> plus... [ ♪ music ] >>..reinventing the band. how tablets are revolutionizing how music is performed, and those using the >> heavy rain and thunder storms have been clustering, and will move rain across alabama, florida. the risk of strong thunder storms with the risk of lightening and hail will be focussed on the east coast, stretching through the carolinas, saturday. heavy rain will decrease behind the system. incidentally the noah tornado tract, the graph, is showing you the number of tornados that we this 2005 to 2014, what the trend is. the trend of reports over the years have gradually gone up. overlaid is 2014 tornado reports. these are preliminary, but note that we have not had nearly as many tornados reported this year as normal. we have been so cold in the east coast. the west coast is where it's warm and

this -- this power line may not only have the one built from northern nevada to southern nevada, but we have permission to take it now into the great northwest, the same power line. so we're doing some good things. that's what smart grid is all about. nevada has approven -- which is very easy to do, i must say -- that reducing our reliance on fossil fuels is tabooed for the economy and it is good for the environment. but as the dalai lama said, mr. president, "we have the capability and responsibility to act, but we must do so before it is too late." listen, everybody, "this is not just a question of morality or ethics but a question of our own survival." i believe that. a question of our own survival. i ask unanimous consent following my opening remarks, which i just did here, so i ask next that the following senators be recognized for up to 90 seconds in the order lists: durbin, schumer, murray, boxer, whitehouse, shotsst schatz, feinstein, nelson, quants we will, cardin, klobuchar, udall of colorado, udafl new mexico, shaheen, america rirks bennett, blumenthal, heinrich, king, and

. >> another example of how straight the situation is, the southern nevada water authority considered a $15 billion project to move water from the nowhere part of the state down south. >> lake mead is the largest reservoir in the country, and the water level is less than half of its full capacity. >> and it will be light off when lights dim in light of earth hour. the event is held in more than 7,000 cities, and org nighed by the worldwide fund for nature. iconic landmarks will participate, like the isle tower and new york's times square. >> there's a lot of pet shops, but one only cat cafe. it became a hit with feline lovers. customers cap enjoy a cup of tea with a cat snug lipping up. the cats live in the restaurant. most are strays that the cafe took in. it's not the first. there's another that opened in taiwan in 1998. >> students at the university of south floridaar making musicing without using instruments. we look at how technology is changing the way we listen to and create music. >> the sound, the smoke, the spotlight. everything about the university of south florida band tou

local first responders from agencies throughout southern nevada, during this meeting they expressed concern about the risk assessment model does not factor into consideration things that are unique to terrorists -- tourist centers. the attorney general who has visited the fusion center considers it to be the model for how agencies should be working together. officials with whom i met believe that they were not sufficiently involved in the risk evaluation process. that fema did not take advantage of their local expertise as first responders. i know these concerns apply to other cities beyond las vegas in an last year. as you lay the foundation for ask for your commitment to work with me and other colleagues on addressing issues with risk assessment models that does not adequately factor in the unique tourismrizations of -based economies like the one i represent. i would like to invite you out to our community to meet with our fusion center representatives, as well as the public and private sector thatnity who has concerns we have moved away from this focus on prevention. you will review that

as we look at southern idaho and nevada and utah, we'll get wind gusts 50 to 65 miles per hour.ther wind tonight in hawaii. this is a warm place, but we are getting high surf advisories. blustery winds and certainly hawaii is probably a place many folks in atlantic city wish they were. right now a list shot of snow in atlantic city. as you look at the radar over the course of the north-east, what you had move in is rain, snow, and know, sleet and ice with accumulation of ice and snow. northern virgin ya, many inches of snow. >> several numbers of of snow, and more on the way. we'll have seven to eight inches. it's a cold night. these storm warnings will continue. as we look at another spot with sthorms, these are tapering off. >> spring is four days away. >> more than 20 million cons of mobile devices are tossed in the trash. consumers have little incentive to recycle. we look at the yackt. >> in texas, they'll re cycle because it's the law and they believe it is the right thing to do. >> we'll get a few people in, one or two a day. >> most want to repair it. it's not the case.

and that trend is really true in southern nevada. my district has the most dangerous crossings of any because it's metropolitan las vegas. in 2011, there were 23 pedestrian fatalities. but that jumped to 42 in 2012, and last year, 51 men, women, and children lost their lives in pedestrian accidents. i hope that as we move forward with infrastructure funding, that we provide resources and services to address that issue. and part of that can be an encouraging local government to do planning policies like the complete streets program. i know you're well aware of that, very familiar with it and involved in it. it takes into account the needs of all users when it comes to transportation. there are lots of possible improvements like bus rapid transit, dedicated transit and bike lanes, safer cross walks, all of those will help users reach their destinations more quickly and more safely. so as we look at infrastructure, let's remember that its bridges, it's roads, railroads, airports. also we need to do what we can for those using bicycles a

pushing through nevada, through the southern part. after that, we do get a break in the rain. but we expect to see another surge in the rain over the overnight hours. how is this going to play out and how is it going to affect the rest of the country? here we go, let's start tonight and put this into motion and tomorrow in the afternoon you can see rain showers still a big problem along the coast. but now we're going to get storms here, winter storms across parts of nebraska, let's put this a little bit more forward in time. there you go. back into sunday morning where the storm then turns into an ice storm across parts of arkansas as well as parts of missouri. there we could be seeing about one iem inch of rain for some people. this storm is going to making its way to the east and snow for the eastern seaboard. john. >> richelle carey, here to tell us,. >> the heating bills you soaring and the bill is going up no matter what type of heat you use. >> propane and natural gas, temperatures plunging, demand for heating fuel has been soaring this winter and that has fuel prices re

clouds gathering clouds heading into southern california sparking some showers over the southern parts of the sierra nevada. otherwise, we are going to keep things dry in the bay area just the clouds going to break away leaving behind some sunshine except toward the coastline. likely to see some lingering clouds there. but then a little warmer as high pressure begins to build in for the weekend. all right. that ridge sitting off the coastline right now. that low you can see swinging into southern california. fog continuing along the coastline even into the afternoon today but lots of sunshine inside the bay and the valleys so a pretty pleasant day. but the temperatures will stay down a little bit. numbers today still 78 degrees in sacramento valley. 81 fresno. 60 degrees into monterey bay. computer models showing you the clouds early on this morning trying to break up and pull them back to the coastline and then overnight tonight they are going to start to surge back onshore working their way back inside the bay and more cloud on the way into early tomorrow morning and the weekend. temperatures for today,

last time we checked delaware, pennsylvania, west virginia, indiana, montana, nevada and north dakota are not southerns. goldberg wrote in his piece, quote, not exactly sons of the confederacy. npr later tweeted jonah, quote, thanks for catching. i'm told the story was written senate but was mistakenly said live as southern. later feeds corrected. and finally taking a second look at your stock photos. the "los angeles times" reports long beach senatorial candidate sent out this, getting things done for long beach. one problem, that is the san diego skyline, not long beach. the campaign manager has taken full responsibility for what has become an all too common mistake. last year then new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner's campaign website accidentally used a photo of the pittsburgh skyline. the u.s. is shuffling some of its military assets around in response to the russian incursion on crimea. the white house says president obama spoke for an hour this afternoon with russian leader vladimir putin. president obama indicated that there is a way to resolve the situation diplomatically, but there is

gusty santa ana winds in southern california with the high surf. 83 in los angeles. and it's 20s in sierra nevada, but yeah, 61 degrees for lake tahoe. still plenty of fun there. and there is a spring break for many schools, and a lot of kids still in the sierra nevada with some good skiing. in the south bay, look for 78 in santa clara, 77 in sunnyvale. santa cruz, 76 degrees today. look at half moon bay. little fog, that will scour out, we'll see 70 this afternoon, very weak sea breeze. overall, the forecast is slightly offshore for the weekend. and that's why we're looking at the warmest temperatures here in the north bay. and further south in the south bay with 79, 78 santa rosa. but look at that, 80 in cloverdale. it's that compressional heating we get with high pressure as it builds into the north and east of us and exactly what it's doing over the weekend. 73 in hayward, 74 in richmond. that very almost summer-like weather. brentwood, 78, we don't really want to skip over spring. between now and june, san francisco averages over 5 1/2 inches of rain for those three months. so we still could

came through nevada around set up shop in southern california.weather comes back in on saturday and sunday. next week looks cooler. this pattern is not here to stay. sunny and warm, after a cooler morning. not as breezy. maybe some of the higher elevations. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. these are all above averages. vallejo, 72. we'll go 77. redwood city, 73. and santa cruz was 82. we'll go 76 today. another chilly morning on friday and then temperatures rebound on saturday into sunday. a little cooler starts next week. >> it, steve. >>> well, target is apologizing again and this has nothing to do with the breach. now they are saying there's been an unfortunate ad. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> it is 7:25. police in pleasanton continue to lack for the hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a motorcyclist. the crash happened about 5:00 tuesday night on stoneridge drive near rialto way. police say the motorcyclist suffered major injuries but is expected to survive. police say the suspect was dri

southern california, now comes a flooding rainfall. some areas receiving almost a foot of rain, even into the desert regions, we could expect another one to three inches in the mountains of california, across the sierra nevada, there could be as much as four feet of snow. here's some of the rainfall totals in northern california, san francisco, yesterday, set a record rainfall total for the day. but they have already seen just about 2 1/2 inches of rain. in big sur, those rainfall totals have been three and four inches but some areas did see four inches right around van nuys, california. so some of these rainfall totals are unlike what we have seen in quite some time. they are already saying that this next storm system that is moving in is going to really pack a wallop as far as the winds are concerned, also across the higher elevations, as much as 90-mile-per-hour winds have been reported there. pinion peak saw just under 10 inches of rainfall. this is not the end, this storm system is going to continue to push across the interior west and as it does, for the midwest, what a terrible winter it has been already. more snow, more ice is in store for areas from kansas city, to st. louis, to indianapolis, exten