these allegations are true, -- >> president trump will be today,g this va facility this is the southern nevada health care system in las vegas. gets as the president ready to sign a spending bill that includes funding for the veterans affairs department as well as water projects, military construction, and operation of the legislative branch. some of the local nevada lawmakers already assembled on the stage just waiting for president trump's remarks. >> again we are here at the southern nevada health care system v.a. facility. a president trump will be here shortly. he will be signing a bill here today. that includes funding for the v.a. department, as well as water projects and military construction. president trump will be in missouri this evening. you can watch that live at 7:30 eastern time on c-span two. are yourn networks primary source for campaign 2018 we will have live coverage from former vice president joe biden. he will be talking about a search for the cure for cancer. evening, more live coverage from the campaign trail in texas as republican senator ted cruz faces democratic chal

at the university of southern nevada, professor called mark byrd apparently became so enraged by trumpt he showed up at school with a gun and was going to stage some kind of protest. in the end he shot only himself in the arm. it may say more about his competence than anything else. sort of amusing. sociology professor, of course. but the larger trend is not amusing at all. the left is moving from words to action. and why wouldn't they? their heroes are encouraging it. here's maxine watters posting just days ago that she threatens people she doesn't agree with, watch. >> and of course the lying president says that i have threatened all his constituents. i did not threaten his constituents, his supporters. i do that all the time, but i didn't do it that time. >> tucker: you would think that just a little over a year after progressive activists showed up with a rifle at a congressional baseball practicep to kill republicans and shot four people, democraticct officeholders would be wary of talking like this, but they are not. where are their leaders? nancy pelosi brags that she will soon

lou: and nevada, a professor taking a gun into the school, the university of southern nevada, and shooting himself in protest of donald trump. i mean, this stuff is building, and it is not a very pleasant path or trajectory that the left is on in this country, harmeet. >> you know, it is not just sort of amusing anecdotes. this is a real thing in our area and throughout the country, this is a strain of trump derangement syndrome but a virulent strain. i don't know if we can turn this back other than law enforcement taking this seriously. in berkeley, a professor actually beat somebody over the head with a bike lock repeatedly causing massive facial injuries and broken bones and he's already free, this is just last year. outrageous. lou: law enforcement taking it seriously in san jose, the case you're prosecuting is one which they just stood down in the face of obvious riot against trump supporters, but the court system in this country right now is behaving, i think, gregg, absolutely irresponsibly. they're just basically saying we'll see you, you're out on your own recognizance and the nex

of violence, and it is building, whether it's on the street or whether it is in university of southern nevadamaxine watters actually calling on democrats to confront republicans and restaurants anywhere they find him. this is kind of cutely called trump derangement syndrome. this is far far more than that. there's nothing trivial about this. this is a threat against our very political system. >> tucker: so democrats are joiners, they are herd animals. they believe in a party that the way republicans don't. if one of their leaders, if the potentially incoming speaker of the house for to say political violence is never justified, not hard, that would probably have an effect. will she do that, do you think? >> i don't think she would. i think it's too convenient for her. it's too convenient for the left. they are being pushed to the radical, they being the democratic party, are being pushed toward the radical left. the farthest end of the spectrum that anyone in america has ever witnessed. this is a party right now that its establishment is threatened by that leftward push from the grassroots an

right now it looks like it wants to stay towards southern california and into nevada and arizona, not here. that doesn't mean the system won't have a little punch for us . we could get some rain on tuesday. the main message is a lot cooler with a lot of clouds on the way. 60s and 70s on most of the temperatures. still quiet? >>> it is quiet. we have a freeway closure that they will pickup soon. we will talk about that. we will also talk about the tracy super commute. 580 and 205 are a little slow approaching the altamont pass. there is a little roadwork there. not as low as normal. however, there is slow traffic. i want to talk about something else. were found 880, they are doing roadwork and building a new bridge over 880. they have to close the freeway to do that. they just now picked it up. they were scheduled to picking up at 5:00 and they did. however, there is slow traffic there that will probably go away soon. it is backing up at the top of our screen on northbound 880 approaching high street. it should be gone soon. we will wait a few minutes. if i were you i would just wait 1

it is pointing to southern nevada and california, not here.everything is in place for a big cooldown. one system with us today tomorrow and the next system sunday into tuesday. 60s and 70s on your temperatures. >>> we're busy on a friday. we have traffic that is going to be pretty slow if you're driving into the east bay. we see traffic at the bay bridge. and it will be slow. that is because the traffic getting off on fremont street congested because of clears at san francisco. fremont street closed between howard and mission. that is making it tougher to get off the bay bridge and adding traffic to the bay bridge. you can see in san francisco once you get past the bridge. congestion between 280 and the cesar chavez exit looks good. the sam te'o bridge, it looks like a better day there. when you get to the peninsula, the traffic is all right. 101likeed pretty good. a little -- 101 looked pretty good. a little congestion but nothing major. 7:32. back to the desk. >>> let's go live to washington d.c. where sever democrats, including california's

plus, two more hospitals in southern california. >>> a nevada woman trying to remember the best time she had with her two-year-old sun who died in car crash in solano county sunday morning. >> [ singing ] >> jerome has into was with his father who picked him up saturday. they went to a home in fairfield and the father decided to go to vallejo, but crashed on interstate 80 near highway 37 in solano county. chp says the boys father was driving under the influence and it the little boy was thrown from the car onto the freeway because he was not properly strapped into his car seat. we talked to the mother who says that she found out jerome junior had died from the boys father. >> he just started screaming he's dead, he's dead, i'm sorry that he's dead. i know he loved his sun, but multiple people told him -- i loved him so much. he looked to -- he looked up to him ridiculously. >> now jerome senior is facing several charges including vehicular manslaughter and child cruelty. >>> hundreds of protesters blocked a busy street in sacramento to mark the six months since the police shot and ki

possibility that it could drift this way but likely it will be southern california and arizona and in southern nevada. it would not be until monday night or tuesday. 40s and 50s other times. a few 60s but not at 54 napa. 44 hills park. san anselmo for mill valley all in the 40s. it is a little cool for some. 35 in a truckee. fog on the coast. the city hit 74 dropping 6 today. it would be too much of the way a fog and low clouds with clouds inching closer from the system which will be here tomorrow for a big drop in temperatures and maybe very light rain and. i would think santa rosa and calistoga north on saturday. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. one more day of 90s inland and after that they come tumbling down. the system moves in and we get a dramatic drop in temperatures and back to the 60s and 70s well inland for many tomorrow and going into early next week. cloud cover coming in saturday breaking sunday and we caught up monday if we get rain. monday and tuesday. >>> there could be a partial shutdown on uc campus across the state. the strike that could happen soon and the workers who may walk off of the j

it looks like that is headed toward southern california, southern arizona, maybe even nevada.an inch of rain for las vegas sunday through wednesday. if you are going down there plan on that. 50s on the temperatures. everyone is pretty much stuck because of the cloud cover and onshore wind. gusts at 38 at travis earlier. a low begins to move and looking kicked and saturday. as it does that will gibson went to the north . the system on tuesday so far looks to be decent for our first rain of the season. is still a few days out so a lot could change, but everything is on track for a major cool down for us and maybe the first rain of the season. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. they will stay in the 70s inland . no more 90s for a while. off and on low clouds and high clouds. maybe light rain saturday to the north. a better chance monday and trou elon musk. why he is being sued by the federal government more on that . let's check in and find out what's coming up on mornings on 2 at 7:00. >>> at this moment we are monitoring the senate judiciary committee a vote that just got underwa

all signs point to the moisture heading into southern california, errors -- arizona, nevada, but not here . the track takes it near palm springs , blithe, yuma. there could be some heavy rain totals early next week from the remains of that. the onshore wind has travis at 35 miles an hour. even all the way to vacaville. low clouds and maybe a few high clouds for most of those have cleared. we look for this low to impact our weather today with a big cooling trend. a jet northeast tomorrow. more than -- northern sonoma county in line for may be some rain . the next system looks to have more going for it. if it swings through there could be some okay amounts up to a third of an inch next tuesday into wednesday. something to watch as the low settles in. once we go around monterey, but that's three days away so lot could change. 60s on the temperatures. some low 80s. if you like the cool weather i can't really do much better than this for the end of september with temperatures well below average. >> it is sweater and boot weather. thank you. >>> rod rosenstein awaits his meeting with presi

, it is not too bad, fog along the coast and a little bit of shower activity on the southern side of the sierra nevadand i know it is a spare the air day, they could've pulled the trigger early on that last night because it is not a commute day so you will not get a lot of ground level ozone. the smoke really is not as nasty as it could be although some of the readings are showing more than that. spare the air day, i hope it did not mess with your day. fog along the coast, there it is, the marine layer is 2000 feet deep, up over the hills already. a warm day, tomorrow in napa or concord it will be 95. we would look at about 800 foot or 1000 feet inversion, now it is about 2000 feet. in napa or concord you are looking at temperatures in the upper 80s or low 90s, not one- to-one, but you get the idea. as you take a peek, there's the temperature forecast for tomorrow, or today, the temperature forecast will be just like that. when i see you next, which will be soon, we will talk a little about the 5-day forecast, see you back here. >> bill, thank you. >>> college students being spied on, a look at data m

granada is tucked against the sierra nevada mountains of andalucia in southern spain.'s not like san sebastian, it ain't madrid. any reasonable sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. [ man chuckles ] >> anthony: spain's the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway, and in the very best possible way. [men chanting ] >> anthony: this is a country that gave us the spanish inquisition, also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine with traditional tapas. christianity and islam traded places, shared space. and the effects and influences of all those things are right here to see. you could almost look back through time and through the mists of history, see the phoenicians marching up, cross the vega. or are those feral hippies? an influx of international hippies, many of whom appear to have set up squats in the caves up the mountain, have made things interesting. if they ask what we're doing, yo

the two nevada senators who were democrats. a couple other southern democrats. moderate conservative democrats before him. quite a lot of support in the african-american community which helped. it's a political vote. and it's going to be a partisan vote anyway just on sort of judicial philosophy. it would be nice. this is a case. this would be a case where if senator grassley and feinstein can stitt doit down and work ou judge kavanaugh and professor ford or her attorney a dignified and appropriate way to do this so it doesn't become a total circus. it's perfectly fair she have a hearing and judge kavanaugh be able to make his case. you'd think the senate could find a way to make this not an embarrassing moment for the country. >> i'm going to start eating for lunch what you had. all this optimism is freaking me out. >> it lasts for about 12 minutes a day. >> cocktail hour. i love it. so mike murphy, old campaign hand in republican circles said the perception of this, regard fls wh regardless of what the truth is could be yet another political problem for republ

senator mccarron of nevada introduced a second bill, this one unrestricted immigration from southern and eastern europe -- this one restricting immigration from southern and eastern, because he believed commonest slots to come to the -- he believed they sought to come to the united states. in his veto message of the second bill, truman rejected mccarron's position that the united states needed to protect itself against being "flooded by immigrants from eastern europe. truman wrote -- the countries of eastern europe have fallen under the communist yoke. nobody passes their borders at the risk of his life. in his view, immigrants from these countries sought a life free from communist rule. that is truman's view. in a 1950 however, my current bill became law again, over truman's veto. one of mccarthy's victims was diplomats, an american who was dismissed from foreign service in a 1954, following accusations but mccarthy that davies and others had lost jenna to the communist in a 1949. communism had taken -- had sucked over china in 1949. davies was a decorated world war ii hero and one

and the majority take the rain to southern california and arizona t will not be till early next week. and 60s for some to the north. and 46 in windsor, 45 in nevada a lot of 50s and low 50s. pope valley to american canyon, 51 to 53. 54 in truckee. fog in the bay and then it will burn off and then inch in. 60s, 70s inland 80s to the 90s. you see the school air spilling in. there will be a big drop for some of the inland areas from 90s to the upper 70s. and there could be some rain saturday. i would think santa rosa and north, cloudy. >> changes are coming. >>> more fallout from president trump's tariff on chinese products. coming up in 15 minutes, the impact that it is having on one of the world's largest automakers. >>> a museum that is unveiling art with a purpose. the connection it has to the wildfire efforts in sonoma. . >>> sonoma museum of art have a new exhibit that pay tribute to the strength of people of the county as they prepare to mark one year since the wildfires and it opens this week. >>> firefighters in sonoma and napa counties are getting new high definition cameras to monitor wildfires. the cameras that are being for by pg&e will

southern california hours and hours away from his parents' house. he had driven from las vegas that afternoon, stopped for gas and a bite to eat at a mcdonald's in primm, nevada. and yes, there were credit card records to prove it. he arrived home around 5:00 p.m., fell asleep on the couch for a bit, watched a movie on tv and went to bed. wife and son were away, he said. and bright and early the next morning, he met his elderly grandfather for a bridge tournament which his grandfather ernest i confirmed. still, detectives had some questions that ernie surely should have been able to answer, shouldn't he? >> so we asked him what road did you take to get to your home. and he was not able to tell us. we asked him, what television show did you watch? he wasn't able to tell us. >> and then when they checked ernie's cell phone records, they found an unusual gap in transmission right around the time of the murders. from the afternoon of march 7th to the early morning of march 8th. 17 hours 46 minutes ernie's phone did not register on any cell phone tower anywhere. >> he was just a guy that was constantly talking on his cell phone. so the fact that there's a 17-hour