and he doesn't live in nevada. and he doesn't live in nevada now. mr. vandyke, a montana native to run for office there and also worked in texas, came to nevada for a job a few years ago in 2015 and when the person he worked for lost a political race in 2018, mr. vandyke quickly sold the house he briefly owned in nevada and moved to virginia to work in washington, d.c. and as last week, by his own admission, he hasn't even been back in nevada since then. he is a he a d.c. lawyer and a failed political candidate from montana who shares this white house's extreme political views. and they're imposing him on nevada, despite the fact that we have so many qualified people in our own state who enjoy broad support across the political spectrum. nevada has a vibrant community, and we take pride in knowing each other, respecting each other, and most importantly putting partisan politics aside. when it comes to working together for the betterment of our state. so if someone is a good judge or lawyer, if they're honest and they have a good reputation professionall

it is as easy as crossing into nevada. what we found when we went undercover. >> was packaged for bulk sale. >>> the kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now. that tech executive went missing, and then the discovery of a body in santa cruz county. good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. police are investigating two time scenes tonight. one is the tech executives home in santa cruz. the other is a long a adro i >> reporter: this began as a kidnapping case. it is now a mu errd leaving people with more than their fair share of questions. location deep into the santa t cruz mountains. roughly 15 miles inen hours after first receiving a frantic 911 call. >> we had a kidnapping around 3 am this morning. we now have that carand there is>> r orter:a investigators h not identified the person that was found in or near the white bmw associated with the kidnapping. earlier the sheriff's department says the victim of the kidnapping was a 50-year- old. the founder and ceo of a tech company in santa cruz. he says that he saw hi

cane, nevada city held a light parade in response to the pg&e power shut off.a does it return something negative into something a little more positive. >>sporting unique attire for fashion and safety. >>i'm lighting because there's no electricity they want to be lit. >> right before the parade the same folks led a city hall for council meeting, lights are out , nevada city is powering through. working against the clock before fuel powering their generator ran out. >>it's important to show that these things matter and devotes matter. we have pg&e making and taking the power out of us. so it is nice to feel there's some kind of power in her presence. >>they came prepared with headlamps, which is fitting. >> we are very concerned about this >> they know the power shut off is temporary but the impact that the city despair decided to is not. >> nevada city mayor is listening to people think this shut off will shut down 90% of businesses in her town. >>this is economic hit, you know people that are out seem to be into a lot of corporate overreach. the thing is, every

. >> reporter: here in nevada, a new background check law goes into effect next year. in california, a new ammunition law kicked in july 1. now, the end result of that? what we have seen here, in reno at the gun show. a steady stream of visitors packed the new frontier gun show at the convention centner reno one recent weekend. the show's producers wouldn't let our cameras in and didn't want to talk to us. but steve lindley was happy to come along for the ride. >> i'm looking at half if not more of the line plates are california plates. >> reporter: we started outside where steve says at past gun shows, private sellers could be seen dealing guns from the trunk of their car. no background check. no questions asked. until nevada's new background check law goes into effect next year, that's still legal. as long as the gun stays in nevada. >> california residents couldn't come here to purchase firearms. >> is it atypical for that to happen? >> no. >> reporter: shoppers in general seemed discreet. some sporting guitar cases to possibly conceal the firearms they were buying

not a nevada resident. >> is it atypical for that to happen? >> unfortunately not. >> we saw no obvious transactions in the parking lot. and we noticed shoppers in general seemed discrete. some sporting guitar cases to possibly conceal the firearms they were buying or ldn' usuall atmosphere. steve recently retired from the doj admitted he had given his former coworkers a heads up. >> i think the law enforcement presence was very heavy. although they were in undercover cars then making sure they were noticed by the people walking through the parking lots. that deterrence had an effect. >> he said inside the venue the private party selling guns well they were being cautious as well. >> we talked to a couple of the private dealer on paperwork required, they identified they would need to see a nevada drivers license. >> but for ammo, no one asked us any questions. >> there was only two ammo dealers, however one took up an entire wall, there is a lot of ammo being sold, tack packaged for bulk sale. >> we met up with kirk. >> they don't need to ask m

another five hours of a red flag waning if you're on your way to the sierra nevada. conditions are dry. relative humidity still dry. but we will begin to see that recover in the days ahead. heading to the mountings, 61 today. temperatures dropping to the 20s. numbers in the mid 60s for saturday. more sunshine on the way for sunday. that red flag warning for lake county and the west slope, the way to the sierra nevada. we're still in the fuels. the low relative humidity. be careful. we will enjoy a pretty weekend with winds continuing to dial back throughout the day today in the upper elevations. sue? >> looking at your traffic maps as we head out on this friday morning. if you're coming up on the 456, it's looking pretty good. mostly green with the exception of course of your central valley drive. a blip in tracy. new accident on northbound 680 near marina vista. not a lot of slowing but could be some debris in lanes. they're calling for a tow truck. >>> some businesses are not letting darkness stand in the way of getting the job done. >> wayne freedman was at a salo

and also on the way to sierra nevada. as we go through the day, those winds that are breezy, up above 1,000 feet will continue to come down. as we look at your activity planner, fair conditions, we'll see a few high clouds throughout the day. no small craft advisory. we'll see those lighter winds on the bay. heading out to school, that sun is not up until 7:18. it will be dark at the bus stop. upper 60s. cool conditions by 3:00. nice and mild with mid to upper 70s. how about santa rosa today. by 7:00, we're in the 40s. upper 50s by 9:00. that sun is still strong for this time of year, the angle lower, so highs from the upper 70s to low 80s. elsewhere 78 today in oakland, 82 in san jose. sue? >> looking outside. we're going to walnut creek. southbound 680, taillights headed on to highway 24. about a seven-minute drive from concord to highway 24. 242 to 24. elsewhere, let's look at our traffic maps. let's pop down to san jose for the fun of it. that's highway 87 on your screen, taillights are headed northbound up towards th

. >> you said she's doing well here in nevada. >> she's doing very well in nevada. >> i recall gettingall from senator barack obama in spring 2006 and he came from a meeting with you. he said he inkurmged me to run for president. >> i can remember the first time i ever heard his name. i was in the house gym. i was a retired member, i was in the senate but i went to the house gym for many years. he said i've got the greatest person going to run for the u.s. senate. and i said who could that be? he said his name is barack obama. i said what are you talking about? barack obama, what kind of a name is that? that's exactly what i said to him. i say this about barack obama, but understand his response to me was not done in a form of being a braggart, being c conceited. he was giving a speech and i walked to his desk and i was standing and i said, senator, that was a really good speech. he looked at me so seriously and he said yes, i have a gift. now, i know that sounds like who the hell does he think he is, but think about that. this man has a gift of communication. he has that. before he ca

culinary union is the 800 pound gorilla of nevada politics.by the way both sides recognizes the republicans are afraid of what the culinary can do and the democrats want the culinary to do what it can do.ho >> yang: formel worker geoconda arguello-kline is the top official of local 226. >> the health care issue for the member is number one. >> yang: that could be a big problefor democratic presidential candidates pushing medicare-for-all. >> the time is now >> yang: progressives argue that if health care w out of contract negotiations, unions6 g it. e>> i don't think that's solution for them. i don't think the members would listen to me about that. >> no i want to continue with my health insance. the same plan. for us, work perfect. >> i love my health insurance because it's the best. so i love-- i want my health insurance. >> i'm not going to let anyone, republican or democrat, take it away. period. >> yang: moderates like former vice president joe biden oppose it's an issue withized labor beyond the culinary woer >> other unions here like af

nevada offered the diverse voting base.hat makes it an important bellwether in the race for the democratic nomination. >> it's a first date that represents the broader democratic electorate. not only in terms of the demographics but also in the presence of labor union. >> on the other hand it comes with a big challenge. turnout is low, there is not culture around the nevada caucus like there is in iowa and new hampshire in these voters turning out and getting engaged in the process early on. the fact that it comes after the first two, you add that up and it's an issue for these candidates. >> which may be why joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders spent the least amount of days campaigning in nevada compared to the other voting states of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. what we have seen i would do with senator obama, it's the biggest slingshot in the world and that's why more campaigns to 80 - 90% of resources in iowa in the last 90 days. >> my roots are in des moines. reporter: if no front runner in iowa an

walk off winner nevada wins 41-38. san jose falls. baseball's final four, houston and new york the best in the league. they square off with a classic on the line. the astros perfect at home. big day for tourists here. 2-0. two batteries later, a long way to the bull pen in right center. torez wasn't done. bases loaded. digs out what might have been ball four. a bloop to center. he had a five rbi game. yankees win 7-0. >> obviously this is a long series, but i thought our energy was really good tonight. obviously after having some days off not that i was worried about us being flat or being not sharp, but i thought we were sharp. loved our look today. we got to turn the page here quick and know we got a tough one tomorrow. >>> nlcs game two nationals cardinals, top three michael tailer. a home run off adam mad max seven innings, no earned. 11 strikeouts. waneright struck out 11 but gave up three earned runs. nats win. they have a series lead. >> didn't have my arm slot in the beginning. around the fourth or fifth inning i felt like eve

former senator dean heller in nevada on the standoff in bunkerville, nevada. and a bureaucrat of basically terrorism of the at what point do we band together and say enough is enough from blm. that's from the state representative michelle fiori of nevada. the federal government, the blm, forest service, d.e.a., any of those guys are the not elected. the those other entities answers to me, the beaver county, utah shaveeriffs, camer noel. i will fight day and night to return nevada's lands to its rightful owners, its citizens and that was from senator ted cruz. this rhetoric often turns to violence. in 2012 utah golfer gary herbert saw the transfer of public land act. requires federal agencies to cede most federal land to state control after 2014. a researchers at university of california san diego found that in the year after utah and other western state legislators made the demand for transfer they saw a decrease in violence directed the a public lands employees. in that context it's tis pointing to see my republican colleagues to invite a witness with little

know really surprise here we are noeven in october but another round of snow piling up in the sierra nevada look at that. one to 4 inches of snow. the higher amounts of course at the upper levels but all the way down to 5,000 feet that is an impressive system for this time of year given the idea of just how cold it' getting there we're going to feel some that cool air around the bay area, the winds have been whipping around the bay area again, 22 miles per hour to the west in oakland right now 17 in sonoma 14 in novato 18 in the san jose so yeah, the winds kind of kicking up outside the skies clearing out nicely we had a couple reports of some light scattered showers actually in the bay area overnight and into early this morning but that long gone now and looks like some cooler air is going to be settling in no delays being reported this authority other a bay area airports which is some good news. temperatures right now it kind of a brisk out there on the coastline 59 degrees in happened they 59 also in san francisco look at the 60's elsewhere around the bay and yeah keeping these numbers c

you, the people of nevada, not washington bureaucrat, should be in charge of your own land. i will fight day and fight to return full control of nevada's lands to its rightful own e its citizens and that was from senator ted cruz. this rhetoric often turns into violence. in 2012 utah governor gary herbert signed the utah transfer of public lands act which required federal agencies to seat ownership of most federal land to state control after 2014. a researcher at the university of california san diego found that in the year after utah and other western state legislatures made their land transfer demands, those states saw nearly an 11% increase in violence directed at lans employees. in that context it is particularly disappointing to see my republican colleagues invite a witness today with little experience on the issues we are here to discuss and who has written favorably about giving away federal land to state and private control. former blm director bob abby said in 2014, quote, the political rhetoric today does lead to animosity and increased tension and there is a belie

nevada is also doing okay. everything else in the bay is great. just the north bay that you need to watch out for. once the fog is gone we will get sunshine. it will be a very similar day to yesterday. so at the coast about 68 degrees and 73 in the bay and about 82 inland. about one degree warmer than it was yesterday where you were if you got up into the 80s. we do have another system getting its act together. that is here and it will roll into the pacific northwest and the question becomes does it bring any rain our way. we have a slight chance to the north bay and i will talk about that in a few moments. but for now we will head to sal. how are we doing? >> doing okay, kayla. thank you very much. let's start off with the east bay commute. it is doing well in lafayette and slowing in lorerenda as some people have the day off. this is the east shore freeway. 23 minutes free way time is good for 7:02 in the morning. when you get to the bay bridge and traffic is backed up for another ten. it is not like it would be president's day or memorial day,

of the 2014 armed bungee militia standoff in nevada. the event has become a bureaucratic agency of basically terrorism so at what point we've been together as elected officials and say enough is enough of the ball them? and that was from state representative michelle fury of nevada. federal government, the bell in, the forest, service the fbi, the dea, any of those guys, they are not elected. those other entities, they answer to me, before county, utah sheriff camera noel. you, the people of nevada, not washington bureaucrat should be in charge of your own land. i will fight day and night to return full control of nevada's lands to its rifle owners, its citizens, and that was from senator ted cruz. this rhetoric often turns into violence. in 2012, utah governor gary herbert signed the utah transfer, a public lands act, which required federal agencies to seed ownership of most federal lands to state control after 2014. a researcher at the university of california san diego found that in the year after utah and other western state legisla

albert: muy buenas, menuda nevada la que estamos viendo en el norte del paÍs.rte, en las dakota sobre todo y en wisconsin. lluvia para la zona de los grandes lagos, tormentas bien activas esta noche en el norte de texas. todo asociado 18 pul equivalente en un tejado como este al peso de una troca de 9000 libras, impresionante. regreso al estudio. jorge: nos dejamos, esta noche en facebook watch una pregunta, cÓmo les explica usted a un estadounidense sobre josÉ josé sino al espaÑol? buenas noches, nos vemos maÑana. ♪ >> toma. calma, es solo un té. nihan: no quiero. >> está haciendo frío, te hará bien. nihan: ¿por qué me trajeron aquí? ¿cuándo me dejarán ir?

west slopes of the sierra nevada and lake tahoe. winds are anywhere from 5 to 50 miles per hour, could be gusting to 40. relative humidity 15 to 20%. back home, upper elevation winds offshore. 15 miles per hour around mount tam. closer to that around mount diablo. with the fires in the vicinity, we have an air quality advisory for hazy skies. air quality will be moderate. you may notice the haze out there. fire weather index is low for the entire bay area except the higher elevations. we're looking at just a little bit of a breezier winds. because the fuels are so dry, the relative humidity is dry. always a tough time this time of year. things are going in the right direction. 49 in walnut creek. upper 30s in santa rosa. and temperatures this morning as much as 18 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. so there is a look at the golden gate bridge. the driving, some outages in the north bay, otherwise we're good for mass transit and on the bay. fleek week, fantastic, 70s today, low 70s tomorrow, sunday, upper 60s. swru you have to ha

you is on sovereign tribal land subject to tribal authority for nevada. we're looking forward to providing this. experience she says will marry crafter we're or wine tasting room flights like this one. >>product come out, you know that. traits the fall. >>are designed for cannabis kind of source to sample products wieters will be offering smoking and vaporizing options along with edibles to customers. safety concerns. we tree says new we will be monitoring. >>there. it is a time limit that. >>will plays new we may be the only lounge in southern nevada for the next few years. well, the city passed an ordinance allowing them this year governor says lack signed assembly bill 5, 3, 3 in june. her created a 2 year hold on lounge licensing so research could be done in a statement the governor's office said in part the cannabis control board will strictly regulate the cannabis industry to protect public health and safety as well as create a stable predictable business environment to promote economic growth in the meantime we tree says new is happy to fill gap an

depends on where you are and on which side of the freeway that you're on we noticed this yesterday, nevada we don't see the power outages there which is good news and then as we head up towards petaluma it's once we get towards rohnert park and up towards santa rosa that would begin to see blackouts come back into play and most of it is on the east side of one oh one as you can

a clear over the sierra nevada as well going to see some very cold temperatures probably down the 20's and 30's there, then things may start to get a little late today on wednesday into thursday, a weak cold front going to approach the bay area before falls apart leaving behind a couple clouds maybe a little cool down on thursday. temperatures begin cool overnight lows. it's going to be chilly in parts of the north bay get ready, but love this cold numbers on the way just a taste of things to come by day it will be dyson comfortable though a 60's in the san francisco, little breezy. along the coast like cool out toward the beaches, the 50's and 60's there about 63 degrees in burlingame looking to 66 foster city, pleasant 70 degrees in redwood city 72 cupertino about 71 in san jose. tomorrow inland you'll see mid 70's in the warmer spots, 71 in hayward about 72 august 74 danville about 76 in conquer nice through the delta a warm temperatures into fairfield at 77 degrees and about 60 degrees and cool with the breezy conditns at stinson beach. that's today's those temperatures going to w

san jose state in reason o at nevada state. mckay stadium in this afternoon the st.league champion series after dropping game one to the washington nationals. kasey pratt has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> goern everyone wsh the national league championship series in st. louis last night. gnats pitcher sanchez kisses the bull for good luck and worked. sanchez with a no hitter going in the sixth. he is dealg. paul deyoung goes down swing be. bottom of the eighth no hitter still intact. tommie he had nanosecond a mash. unbelievable reflections what a play by the 35-year-old veteran he keeps the no, no intact. two batters later. pinch hitter jose martin easy that's going to you will fall. the no hitter over but that's all the cards cheer about the gnats hold on to win 2-0. the undefeated 49ers chances of victory took a hit when george kittle hurt his groin at practice. he is listed' as questionsable for the showdown against the rams. the rams have injury gurley doubtful because of a thigh bruise. to make it worse gurley and other rams players evacuated from

a nevada photographer took the picture of three new moms.pecial to. she said the picture is called fed is best. it is meant to support new mothers by getting rid of pressures to breast-feed. >> it doesn't matter what we do, how we nourish our child. we have a bond. they love us. >> the photo highlight the mother using a tube. it shows solidarity with special needs. >>> the reigning nfl mvp will undergo an mri after injuring his knee on thursday night football. kansas city quarterback patrick was helped off with a leg injury against the broncos. he did not return. the injury is believed to be a dislocated kneecap. he will have an mri later today. despite losing the star they got the victory 30-6. >>> the 5-out put the record on the line when they play the redskins. the players, coaches are not overlooking the redskins. the 49ers defense will have a chance to shine against the worst scoring offense in football. that is sunday morning at 10 am on ktvu. >>> the raiders return . this game will be played in green bay. there is no snow in the forec

nevada voter shelly elmer is one of them. >> i'm a supporter. i'm here.te. >> and when did you decide that? >> the last debate. >> and what was it about the last debate that sold you? >> he was tough in a nice, respectful manner. >> reporter: but matt de falco, a fellow veteran felt the tone debating gun control with beto o'rourke was too combative. >> i don't need lessons from you on courage. political or personal. >> it wasn't bold to me. it just felt unproductive when he talked about, you don't have to judge my character. we know who mayor pete is. got a ton of respect for him, but that didn't feel right either. >> are you concerned this new tone is going to alienate some voters? >> as we've seen, the debates thop grow support for the campaign. and it's still me, but sometimes you have to point out differences. i believe in kindness, but sometimes need to make sure nobody confuses kindness for weakness. >> reporter: vanessa, cnn, las vegas, nevada. >> i want to thank our international viewers for watching. for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next

creation ul use of marijuana this weekend nevada. state has approved this kind of business good. but different rules apply on tribal land. >>the staff here at new cannabis is high high on excitement. what you see here is nevada's first cannabis tasting lounge they'll be able to. well the seat hasn't given the green light on cannabis lounges. you is on sovereign tribal land and subject to tribal authoaity for nevada. we're looking forward to providing this. experience she says will marry crafter we're or wine tasting room flights like this one. >>product come out, you know that concentrates the flower. >>it's kind of source to sample products wieters will be offering smoking and vaporizing options along with edibles to customers. safety concerns we tree says new we will be monitoring. >>there. it is a time limit that. >>we'll be in place new we may be the only lounge in southern nevada for the next few years. well, the city passed an ordinance allowing them this year governor says lack signed assembly bill 5, 3, 3 in june. her created

it has to be nevada, right?nd if you don't say it correctly, and it didn't happen to me, but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. >> and god bless the united states. thank you very much. thank you. >>> amidst the rampant criminality and the corruption and the lying and the bigotry and the outrageous and offensive statements and the insults and the barrage of negative attention the president compulsively seeks like a wayward toddler, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that the trump administration isn't just one guy, it is in fact an entire administration that runs the federal government and there are all sorts of daily decisions made by members of the administration at the margins that have generally harmful effects for americans. some of them are thinks that, frankly, we shouldn't lose sight of this, just about any republican administration would be doing. like for instance, environmental rollbacks. this administration brags about how many regulations they have cut and they have cut many. "the new

nevada city holding a light parade in response to the pg&e power shut off. >> that's how nevada doest. we turn something negative into something a little more positive. >> reporter: doesn't sporting unique attire for fashion and safety. >> and wearing it because there's no electricity. >> reporter: what the gathering felt joyous people are not taking the shut off lightly. right before the parade, the same folks went to city hall for a council meeting. even though lights are out nevada city is powering through. working against the clock before fuel powering the generator ran out. >> i think it's important to show that the things that matter. votes matter. we have pg&e taking the power out of us so it's nice to feel there is some kind of power in our presence. >> reporter: they came prepared with headlamps. fitting for their last name meaning light. >> power shut off or not we are concerned. >> the power shut off is not permanent. >> reporter: the shut off is temporary but the impact of city decisions is not. >> and finding it inspiring that people are out here. >> reporter: using the

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still holding together in the sierra nevada for mostly rain but it does have a punch. breezy and windy conditions will pick up later on. we are starting to see a west wind at 15-20 for some. 50s for most of the temperatures. at out they change as the system will be with us with low clouds. 60s and 70s today.sal is here at 5:31 am. this is when things get busier. >>> they are a little busier. we do see slow traffic out there. i want to mention interstate 80 because we have traffic on 880 and 880, the east bay commute. there is a little bit of drizzle and rain out there. nothing major but you will see that traffic will be affected by it as we look at the macarthur maze. we do have a large delay this morning. those are the train. caltrain heading south pulling the cars heading south. northbound 280 traffic is good. slow traffic on the om altamont pass because of earlier issues near brightline but the bottom line is you could see wet roadways. give yourself some extra time if you can. >>> later today governor newsom will be in oakland to unveil a new statewide earthquake w

>>nicholas his case is just the first of 6 missing persons cold cases, the nevada police department isighlight over the next several months. >>in half moon bay, the san mateo county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in looking for a mother of 2. the initial investigation into 28 year-old maria guadalupe serrano turned up no leads after more than 2 decades. the san mateo county sheriff's office says she worked as a housekeeper and was last seen walking out of her home on cyprus avenue. >>it's hard to speculate what's happened to her what i know that their family and the sheriff's office actually looking for we're trying to reunite with the family say. >>app and bay pumpkin festival was going on at the time alice kids who just heard from says serrano is 5 foot one last seen wearing a sweatshirt blue jeans and tennis shoes. she also has a scar on her stomach from surgery. the sheriff's says that it's unclear what happened her. but investigators do not believe she ran away. unexpected teamwork inside a bar, 2 men in the our recovery tired, united states army lieutenant, off-

it is surprising we are even seeing it into nevada. not entirely. >>> pg and he is reporting there has been no damage. no reports of damage that they know of. the same thing with contra costa fire. for some folks who might have missed this quake. especially the first one. the second one. can you describe exactly what type of quake it was? >>> via looking at the mechanisms. you guys mentioned may be feeling some interesting never jolting. we have to look deeper to see if there might have been a double event of some sort. you definitely get the different parts of the earthquake where you have the primary and secondary in the surface response. you could have been feeling different pieces of that. generally in this area to earthquakes but i'm not sure what we are seeing quite yet on this one. from what i can tell it looks like. people will give that review tomorrow. with more scientific tools to look at more details including the fault. >>> we appreciate that. >>> some information from bart that they are now in a reduced mode. this is what

the system coming in will slide into nevada at the western edge of it.it looks like a major wind event. if it is not late saturday will be overnight into early sunday. the watch has been posted and even though the temperatures are not that, the windspeed might be stronger than what we saw. there are projections of about 75 miles per hour. in the valley it will be much windy as well. 40 on sunday. temperatures 8 degrees in concord. 8 and concord in livermore. 88 and 89 degrees. color on saturday, maybe some low clouds coming back. here comes the wind event. the temperatures are correct. it might be warmer around the bay and by the coast and inland. after that, next week doesn't look cooler. >>> a lot of people in the north bay are still out of their homes. more than 30 hours after the kincade fire started. coming up, the latest on the size of the fire. the progress firefighters have made a, and we are evacuation are being ordered. instruct the power is back on her many who had it switched off on wednesday, more safety shutoffs are right around the corner.

chico and up towards nevada border, why at only 4.5? >> it's not unheard of, especially depending on what fault line. does appear to be the normal mechanism slip that we expect to see in this area. not entirely unusual to be felt more widely in california in that region. we have what we call a shake map system, we look at what propagation would be expected to be. mostly follows that. maybe a few outliers again with what we're seeing. maybe again depending on where people live, if near water or area with looser sedimentation, may be able to propagate to those individuals. not a ton of people responding in the outliers but some. >> this is new to me, strike/slip fault you believe this was, more horizontalal movement correct? is that more widely felt? >> it's still lateral like san andreas fault. not what this one is, little further away from what i can tell. people will look at that tomorrow morning. movement would have been lateral still. i don't know if it was lateral left or right from our perspective yet. we're seeing that. but it's s

they faced nevada in reno.hris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> well, no cal, no stanford. ifheretrue, entered co d be tubnsaturday. roaring back. third quarter down 31-10. a wide open throw. mid way through the 4, love, 20 yard connection to tray walker. 405 yards passing three scores. spartans answer. packers score 32-all. 40 yards for the game. walk off winner nevada wins. san diego state falls. down to baseball's final four. houston and new york the best teams. for the second time in two seasons they square off with a trip on the line. astros 3-0 at home this post season. top six 1-0. it was carlos stanton a long wayen wt mhte been ball four. it's a bloop to center. two more runs score. yankees win 7-0. a 1-0 series lead. >> this is a long series, but i thought our energy was really good tonight. you know, obviously after having some days off not that i was worried about us being flat or being not sharp, but i thought we were sharp. loved our look today. we got to turn the page here

. >> it will pick up later as another system drops into nevada and it won't be as strong but it will pick up later this afternoon and tonight into tomorrow with the red flag warning at 8:00 and gusting on higher peaks around 60-65 miles-an-hour and similar to last 30 with winds gusting up to 70 miles-an-hour at the 2500-foot level near healdsburg. tuesday into wednesday and some higher peaks in the north bay, mount st. helena and other areas could see gusting at 65. not bad now northeast but northerly for others and not that strong with humidity from 25% to 70% with some good humidity, and santa rosa, 79% is good but it will take a tumble as the wind speed picks up and you can see not much in the morning. they are okay and by this afternoon, 25, 35 and by tonight, 40 miles-per-hour looks to be in the forecast with 30 from cobb mountain and 36 and 41 and cloverdale and by 7:00 tonight, some locations around healdsburg, 30-40 around geyserville and even the wind in calistoga, 41 miles-per-hour tonight into tomorrow morning and that looks to be the strongest gusting with temperatures in

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otherwise, not much, gusts of 25 in nevada.h the fairfield. 50s-60s on the thames, great his ability, temperatures will be hard-pressed to get above upper 60s and 70s so drizzle and breeze picks up, that takes us into later this afternoon and tonight, tomorrow morning will be cold 60s kind and 70s. then high pressure is building and, next week it's sunny and warmer. >> thank you, later this morning governor gavin newson will help to launch a early earthquake's asthmatic program. we explain how it works. >> reporter: the app is called my shake it made by seismologists this is what it looks like, when you click on it, equal to the main page, you will see where the most recent earthquakes are, in case you want to know where your location is it can be alerted. the 4.7 at pleasant hill and another one near hollister. it can't predict earthquakes but what it can do, is give you a few seconds to prepare to drop, cover and hold on. if shaking is expected in your area. it uses a system of sensors buried across the ground the system dete

in nevada sarah stinson kron. >>okay time for another check on the forecast we look live over san francisco in can expect a really nice night. >>yeah, it would have been nice for friday night football. but figures to be nice for saturday afternoon football. why not why not enjoy game. it will be you have a couple clouds flown on biden to cool. but tonight, you know we've got some big waves moving in along the coastline. we have storm system off the coast generating some big time swells and those are moving on charges check some of the buoys and some of waves moving in over 10 feet but certainly we could have some 13 voters maybe even 15 maybe even a couple of 20 footers crashing until 9 o'clock this evening. then those waves will begin to subside outside right now working on a beautiful evening, nice friday evening around the bay are a little hazy out there right now the sea breeze has kicked in a little breezy in spots not as windy as yesterday and kind of between systems you can see kind of disorganized system t

but in fire prone nevada county in the foot hls of the sierra nevada mountains there was a 38% increasees. and these numbers don include the aftermath of the campfire in paradise, the deadliest wildfire in california history, about 30,000 people lost homes and $8.4 billion in insured l lses were reported to the california dp much insurance. today was,he ceo of chubb insurance evan w greenbu asked about the exposure to the california wildfires. he said, quote, i'm just concerned, did we measure the exposure correctly? and did w chargee a proper price for taking theisk? for knows whoho have see iurers drop policies, it's often difficult to find a new policy and almost impossie e to find at affordable rates. anotheray the insurance companies are tryingo minimize risk is to reduce the risk of homes catching fire. with the nation's largest private firefightering company, wildfire defense systems. the company deploys teams of certified firefighters to go house to house and mitigate risk pb installinin portable sprinklers laying down flier blocking gel. removing fuel f f embers. right now the

much stronger high pressure to the north including nevada and the direction is north, northeast. you can see how it's being funneled between cloverdale and santa rosa around healdsburg and geyserville. the humidity is not our friend as you might imagine. 11% and santa rosa and novato. little better for some but still anywhere from 20-60%. the temperatures are amazingly warm. wind, napa at 75. healdsburg, 70. bodega bay and dillon beach at  72 1 degrees. it looks to be another wind event. i know we did an interview with someone at pg&e who said we are looking at the european model and if that verifies that will be cussed at 75 miles per hour sunday . today it's 20-45 or 50. there's been a few higher than that but they will start to decrease and that's mainly been above the 4000 foot level. it will be hot today with records set. santa rosa, 97 would not surprise me. nothing good right now as far as relief. this will be a critical fire day. 70s on the temperatures. montero, 74 degrees. berkeley, 75. another observation and santa rosa, 77. fairfield commons 73. really warm with that

>>in nevada city lonnie wong. >>well that's soundwave can and they're still refining at the inventors hope to get permission to tested live in a fire situations. they're not allowed to do that on the east coast they might be doing it in california. we're controlled burns are more common. and firefighters continue to battle a wildfire along the coast of santa barbara this began yesterday and the el capitan canyon area, you're highway one oh one this is also near some campgrounds the campgrounds were evacuated. those orders have since been lifted nearly 450 acres have burned. the fire is 20% contained. gusty winds are expected to last through the weekend making things worse and they could also cause flare ups at the scene of a wildfire that's north of l a that fire broke out last week it is 68% contained. this weekend. >>and it is homecoming this amarin high school in novato and right now students should be celebrating at their homecoming football game. but a judge canceled a game tonight. the students were extremel

that's where the wild horse and burro graham here at the nevada department of corrections comes in.rked with murray thing got here and i'm here for about 6 months now. i'm loving every minute of and she lie like come to work every day school tonight. >>trevor's one of several inmates who works closely with these wild horses. yes, these wild horses are born here on the great basin. the blm wrangles them up in the inmates train them here at the ranch on property to gain their trust just takes time does. frustrated because i'm expecting catch on they do we are fast learners the most it just gets a little wearing on you sometimes to step back realize. these wild horses and one girl named crystal will be auctioned off to anyone who wants to adopt them, she's a little shy little donkey but she listens. coleman takes care of crystal he never saw tending to a borough as a way of finding inner peace while in prison. >>i want sold to at the last auction to go with them and then also work to her she better than other 2. and so before. >>a woman knows he'll be saying goodbye to crystal the next

the dots there's always been degree of suspicion about exactly what happened the necklace come from nevada police detective trevor hall says cases like nicky's can be frustrating. it's puzzling because. >>this person is somewhere or you know that somebody knows the answer this was not the type of person that you have percent hop in his car and drive off and never communicate with him in. >>there's decade of case information inside nicholas come from and file. but police are being selective about the details they release they say it's because they want to make sure and new leaves they get. >>either provide us with brand information. details and we already know. >>they're hoping a new missing persons initiative on social media will help bring forth new answers, i think it's time >>the family that come from and family got some answers to this case and barb russ heart, some rest. because he was mine baby, yeah. >>in novato noel gallo kron 4 news. >>well, this case is the first of 6 missing person cold cases that model police department is hoping to highlight over the next several months. now t

a clear out there right now and so we've got that cold air over the sierra nevada and some that cold air around our skies going to see some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in quite some time. highs today running well below the average 62 degrees in san francisco usually we're sitting 7067. in oakland 68 degrees for a high in san jose 68 in livermore 70 in concord and santa rosa checking in as 69 degrees and you see many of these temperatures should be in the 70's need easley's for normal at this time of year. outside right now we've got that cool breeze ball along the coastline. we've got some 50's in the pacific of the sunnies 57 degrees in half moon bay 62, right now in san jose 61 in dublin, 65 1 of the warmer spots in concord and also in pittsford 59 in tehran, 59 also in san anselmo 63 degrees right now for friends. in santa rosa. well things are changing and we do have a weak system that brought the snow showers this year that even some light showers the bay area but just begin to move on out and i think this ridge going to slip nicely in here over the next couple of day

it's in nevada, not california, but it's really just an offshoot of here.they start by mining gold. that was the most dramatic example of load mining in the west, but they would also below mining across the mining west in colorado, in arizona as well. so we will go into more detail about how that worked tomorrow but today, if you're talking about the environmental costs, the environmental effects of this, let's look at some of what this meant. how does it work? this guy is borrowing down to the ground, about to pull out the rock, and remember, this is an eroded gold. so this is gold that is still embedded in the rock. you break it down, we blast it into these pieces. you can haul them out in courts and then you dump them, and then you -- hear is grass valley. the marilyn, idaho mine, i think it is called. that's the mine in grass valley. it's now a state park. you can go up and visit this.. places like this. what does it take. look at this now. would, it takes a lot of wood. so in addition to would being taken to build the first to put it underground., when

nevada, michigan, indiana, florida.hese men traveled all across the country with giuliani going to various mid-term events. after the mid-terms they are in paris. there's one post where he -- you can pause it, you can see the caption it says thank you president macron for this private tour of the burned notre dame cathedral. they're at a yankees game in london. smoking cigars in warsaw. you know, it shows a lot of -- a lot of closeness with rudy giuliani if not a friendship. >> we should also just remind people, these two men are indicted of -- accused of serious federal crimes including funneling foreign money into the elections, including being part of a scheme to get the ukrainian ambassador removed because she was an obstacle of the corrupt scream being pursued by giuliani. these are not accidental. there's this crazy thing which is one of the two associates, lev parnas, served as a translator for lawyers representing the ukraine oligarch. ran the energy secretary in ukraine. he's fighting extradition. he's been ind