the van has nevada plates, and saleda immediately suspects it's a pimp from out of town looking for new he may attempt to kidnap the undercover police women. a man exits the van and walks towards the decoys. >> the second pimp's getting out of the van now. >> be advised, there's two guys on foot that got out of that van. one of them's kind of lurking up the block towards marin. >> then, the unexpected. [ shots ] [ bleep ] >> an unknown shooter, perhaps a rival pimp, flees down a side street. >> he's on marin, turning southbound towards east 14th. >> no one is injured, and the opd loses the suspect. >> we lost him at 16th and east 14th. >> fearing for the safety of the undercover cops on the street, the police call off the operation for the night. the task force wants the men who buy and sell underaged girls to know that they are watching and waiting to make a bust. >> no demand, no product. hammer these guys, and we do. we're actually putting these guys away for a long period of time. it may help, but it's mainstream. >>> on the streets of detroit, someone is hunting and killing young w

. >> they've switched to the federal exchanges as has nevada and maryland, i understand, have picked up the connecticut software or website, so i think there are some states where we will clearly see improvement. but we'll have to see. >> there's a related question on a card that panelist might want to address. and the specifics of the question are, have to do with the reenrollment process, i wonder more broadly what the application of the principle is. that is, is that reenrollment process going to look the same in a state-operated exchange as it will in the federally facile stated ones. for example, are they going to use auto enrollment? tim was describing the sequence of how and when one would have to reenroll in order not to be automatically reenrolled. are all the state exchanges going to do the same thing? are they required to do the same thing? how many of the federal rules apply to them? >> state exchanges can do their reenrollment differently. basically in our regulation on this issue states can provide their information on how they would like to do it to -- and get people t

extremo que se suspenda por la nevada que ha azotado a bÚfalo.emas de espalda ha sido nombrada para jugar en el segundo partido este viernes. ♪ ♪ >> sÓlo quedaba media hora para que comiencen los premios latÍn grammy, vamos con lo Último. >> calle 13 estarÁ a cargo de la apertura de la 15 entrega. otros que promete una prÓxima presentaciÓn son chris brown, wisin. y habrÁ duetos de camila y ricky martin. santana y pittbull. y carlos vives que llega con seis nominaciones. serrat recibirÁ el premio de persona del aÑo por su trayectoria artÍstica. ♪ ♪ >> la mÚsica serÁ la protagonista y estarÁ electrizante, enrique iglesias tendrÁ una participaciÓn especial desde europa. es la noche mÁs importante de la mÚsica latina. ♪ ♪ >> no se lo pierda en unos minutos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hoy es jueves 20 de noviembre del 2014. en una decisiÓn histórica el presidente de los estados unidos obama beneficia a mÁs de 4 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados particularmente a padres indocumentados de niÑos que son ciudadanos o residentes dregales. al mismo tiempo se extiende

. >> they've switched to the federal exchanges, as has nevada. and maryland, i understand, have picked up the connecticut software or website. so i think there are some states where we'll clearly see improvement, but we'll have to see. >> there's a related question on a card that a panelist might want to address. and the specifics of the question are -- have to do with the re-enrollment process, but i wonder more broadly what the application of the principal is. and that is is that re-enrollment process going to look the same in a state-operated exchange as it will in the federally facilitated ones? for example, are they going to use auto enrollment? tim was describing the sequence of how and when one would have to re-enroll in order not to be automatically re-enrolled. are all the state exchanges going to do the same thing? are they required to do the same thing? how many of the federal rules apply to them? >> state exchanges can do their re-enrollment differently. basically, in our regulation on this issue states can provide their information o

nevada has more undocumented workers than any other state in the u.s. hly 10 percent of nevada's labor force here illegally. this may be one of the reasons president obama chose las vegas to sign his executive order that would protect as many as 5 million immigrants from deportation. now, in just a few minutes, the president is gearing up to speak at the del sol high school in las vegas. let's go live to rich edson who is live at the white house. what should we expect from this speech? >> thithis will be a continued defense of his executive order. he signed on air force one. this is with republicans criticizing the president what he's done. even some business groups and tech groups to go further on this. reappropriate some of the high-tech visas. and allow people to come in on these visas. some possibly 5 million of those here illegally will get these work permits under the president's executive order. and republicans are vowing to respond. >> the president has taken actions that he himself are those of a king or an emperor, not an american president. an

> as promised, as threatened, president obama signed an executive action today on the road in nevada. it has the power to change the lives of millions of undocumented immigrants. but the move bypasses congress. as a result, republicans are not happy about being left out of this process. we get our report tonight from nbc's kristen welker. >> i'm not giving up. i will never give up. [ cheers and applause ] i will never give up. >> reporter: a combative president obama chastising congressional republicans for inaction, rallied support for his sweeping immigration reform at dell sol high school in las vegas. >> even republicans who say that they don't want to pass this bill that was passed by these legislators, they're not serious about trying to deport 10, 11 million people. that's all rhetoric. >> reporter: the executive action could spare 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> i feel so excited. and i feel like it's too many years waiting for this opportunity for my kids. >> it means my family will stay together. >> now my parents are going to be able to help my brother go to

has significance. as you pointed out, this is the same exact place that president obama unveiled his blueprint for immigration reform back in january of 2013. and nevada is the state that has the largest population of undocumented immigrants. 7.6% of the population here is undocumented. so, a lot of support here. he is going to rally that support and harness it as he tries to build momentum throughout the country. but there's also fierce opposition, joy. i can tell you as i was driving in, dozens of protesters lined the streets. a lot of them holding signs that say amnesty, they are shouting that this action should be reversed. in fact, we heard similar comments dpr house speaker john boehner earlier today who essentially, joy, said this is damaging to the presidency itself. he vowed action against president obama. now, as you know, some republicans have been saying they're going to shut down the government over this. i've been speaking to aides, both in the house and the senate, republican aides, who say that's just not going to happen. they say they're not going to shut down the government. instead, they are looking at a range of options. everything

today the president took that fight to nevada. >> it has now been 512 days, a year-and-a-half in which the only thing standing in the way of that bipartisan bill and my desk, so that i can sign that bill -- the only thing thats been standing in the way is a simple yes or no vote in the house of representatives, just a yes or no vote. las vegas, ive come back to del sol to tell you im not giving up. i will never give up. gwen: whats gotten lost in the cross-party crossfire? the specifics of the presidents proposal which would shield as many as 5 million undocumented residents from deportation, provide additional resources for border enforcement, focusing deportation on criminals. not included, a path to citizenship, or a price tag. how does this plan compare to what we have seen come before, fawn? >> it's way bigger. that's the best way -- that sounds kind of corny. that's exactly it. this is not something that is entirely new that the president, any president has really done on immigration. keep in mind, the way that immigration law works, this is particularly the case before 9/11 when

in the sierra nevada it has been falling as rain. in the tahoe area. some of it has been switching over to snow at the highest elevations and i was watching our heavenly camera earlier. there were a few flakes coming in. here's a dramatic view from the lake tahoe camera. there is still rain/snow in the mix for thursday's system. not a whole lot. saturday's system, the snow levels will be really rising so even though we may see some snow it's not looking like a whole lot. temperatures low 60s from san francisco to oakland, san jose. 57, half moon bay. here is our view from the sfo cam. it is dreary, wet runways. sfo arrival delays continue of over two hours in some instances. call your carrier in advance if you are picking someone up. low to mid 50s from santa rosa to novato. 63 in livermore. check out what you will have to deal with. visibility is low right now in half moon bay. three quarters of a mile due to fog. watch out tomorrow morning during the commute. even though we are going to switch out of this slick roadway you are looking from the golden

nevada has the highest percentage of student john with an undocumented person as a parent. john. >> they want to stop the president, how are they going to do it? >> the power of the purse isn't so powerful when it comes to this issue. the program that the president has implemented, is self funded. doesn't go through the usual spending bill process on capitol hill. with the spending coming up in three weeks the republicans are hamstrung. they can't write in the typical language, the president shall not, the president shall not. so trying to get back to the president in some other ways. the republicans are in a very tough spot, conservatives are restative angry and incited by what the president has done but there seems to be little the republicans can do in the short term nevertheless, john boehner appeared before the reporters and vowed to fight back. >> with this action the president has chosen to deliberately sabotage any kind of bipartisan action he claims to seek. as i t told about president yesterday he's damaging the presidency itself. >> so john it remains to be seen

nevada has the highest percentage of students who have parents who are in this country illegally of any state in the country. it's also number one in total as a percentage of the state population. total undocumented immigrants, and total number of workers who are undocumented. there are political overtones to this, no question about it. obviously nevada, one of the states where the latino population is rising rapidly. but if you look at the statistics where the latino population is rising most rapidly is in conservative areas in the southeast. this is an elect toral issue, a voting issue. republican leaders when they were wiped out in the 2012 election before this last midterm put out their manifesto and said we've got to pass immigration reform. party leadership here in washington, not with standing the conservative grassroots, understanding they need to do something, the president sending a critical policy message in nevada today. >> mike, stay with us. we want to bring in ray suarez, in washington for us, and al jazeera political correspondent michael shure from los angeles. let's li

rescuers from as far away as nevada has contacted buffalo for help, and its most urgent need is for anything that can dig up and haul away the seemingly unending mountain of snow. >> reporter: jake, we were able to get into the hardest hit southern buffalo area. really, you cannot wrap around how much snow there is. it has altered the landscape, even people who have spent their whole life there, do not recognize it, buried under so much white. >> martin savidge, thank you so much. stay warm, my friend. the piles are half the concern right now, believe it or not. more snow is on the way and the region will get a warm up, but that could cause flooding. time lapse video shows you just how massive the first wave of the sorm was. thvrs the view from downtown buffalo just yesterday. you can see the clouds moving over lake erie and now let's show you what was left behind. jennifer gray has been climbing snow mounds all day. jennifer, what's the story where you are? >> reporter: you know, jake, martin was talking about moving this snow out. these bulldozers have been pushing the snow on to the corne

finally, a town in southern nevada has started offering jetpack rides to tourists over local manmadeit's a once in a lifetime experience, because you will die. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how we doing, 8g band? everybody well over there? fred, it's so great to see you. i've had such a lovely week with you. my favorite thing about spending time with you is, even though we've known each other for 13, 14 years, i still find out new things about you every day. which is just incredible to me. and the only thing i worry about, is i do worry sometimes people watching at home might think that you're just coming up with those things off the top of your head. that you're just making them up. but i -- [ laughter ] i know you wouldn't do that. so -- here's something i heard, it's so amazing. "dumb and dumber to" is coming out. it's a remake of "dumb and dumber", which came out 20 years ago. i saw it, it's great. and then i heard you're remaking a very old movie. you're making a sequel to a very old movie. >> fred: yes. [ laughter ] >

. >>> a series of earthquakes has rattled parts of nevada recently.rek van dam is at the international weather center. i think you called it, what, a swarm? >> a swarm. i've heard of a swarm of bees but never a swarm of earthquakes. >> that sounds like a lot of earthquakes. >> whatever it is, it's got seismologists all excited. we've had upwards of 760-plus earthquakes since july of this year. this is a u.s. geological survey just kind of mapping out all of these earthquakes across northwestern nevada. it's not only the frequency of these earthquakes that has been on the increase. it's the magnitude or the strength of the earthquake, which of course is measure the on the richter scale. just within the past week, in the month of november, we've had three 4.0 or higher magnitude earthquakes within this area. one on tuesday was a 4.6. that's teetering on the threshold that produces some minor damage. fortunately, this is in a very sparsely populated area. seismologists say it could be due to the movement of water underneath fault lines. of course fault l

. >>> nevada has become the first state to suspend the ridesharing service uber. a judge ordered the temporary ban in response to complaints from cab companies who claim unfair competition. they say the unlicensed uber does not face strict regulations like cab companies do. the state attorney general says uber got itself into the mess by refusing to get proper licensing. >>> in oakland, things calmed down for thanksgiving holiday that followed three days of protests and violence in response to the grand jury decision on the shooting in ferguson, missouri. in addition, there was a huge sideshow in the city wednesday night. drivers spun their cars before crowds of onlookers not realizing the chp had them cornered. as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, those drivers picked the wrong night for their dangerous stunt. >> reporter: it started like this, drivers spinning their wheels recklessly, doing donuts at the port of oakland as close to 200 onlookers stood by. watch as this car veers dangerously close to the crowd appearing to hit a curb and clip a bystander. the even

. >>> nevada has become the first state to suspend the ridesharing service uber. ordered the temporary ban in response to complaints from cab companies who claim unfair competition. they say the unlicensed uber does not face strict regulations like cab companies. the state attorney general said uber got itself into a mess by refusing to get the proper licenses. >>> 5:45. time to check traffic. >> good morning. on the road ahead, there's lots of fog. so poor visibility down to zero in many spots. that's the big traffic story this morning as we start off with the bay bridge toll plaza where it's light black friday traffic as you head out of the east bay heading towards san francisco. the metering lights are still off. over at the golden gate bridge, southbound traffic looking good there now four southbound lanes available to you as you make your way out of southern marin approaching san francisco. and over at the san mateo bridge now the fog doesn't seem to be affecting visibility on this end. but we're hearing from cell callers it is down to 0 for patches of highwa

this kind of structure that the court has determined is appropriate for nevada is still getting loans. massachusetts, connecticut, other states already have this structure in place. it has not affected the ability to get loans. it has not affected the cost of money, the cost of capitol for home buyers. >> you're not seeing that. before i let you go, i want to talk about a broader issue. house something an issue for the middle class. what is the feeling of live ability and surge of urban living. >> i think they're very important. for a lot of americans, the first home or starter home may be a condo, and folks who are empty nesters are looking for a smaller more manageable home, looking for a condo or community living. more importantly you have a couple of different things that are driving it. first of all the local governments are driving it and requiring it because it helps them out in terms of tax revenue and expense. the urban planners like community living because it allows them to build smarter and close for infrastructure, and the developers like it because

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una hola Ártica provoca nevadas en pleno otoÑo que ha dejado un manto blanco.orte del medio este. ejemplos de esto son en las cinco pulgadas en nebraska, tambiÉn provocÓ en las montaÑas rocosas, el sureste de utah, occidente de colorado y noreste de nuevo mÉxico. se espera que la nieve y el frÍo se desplacen en direcciÓn este, de oklahoma en sur de illinois, la prÓxima semana los meteorÓlogos estÁn pronosticando temperaturas de hasta 40 grados bajo cero en ciudades del sureste. >> un cirujano de sierra leona infectado con el virus del Ébola llegÓ un centro mÉdico de nebraska donde serÁ tratado. se trata de martÍn salda naciÓ en sierra leona y residente en ee.uu. el jefe mÉdico de un centro que tiene a pacientes y recursos en el paÍs africano. se convierta en la 10 persona en ser tratada en ee.uu. por la enfermedad sÓlo una de ellas ha fallecido. >> las marchas para pedir justicia con relaciÓn al caso de los puentes de estudiantes e precios en ayotzinapa se sigue realizando en mÉxico un grupo de 1500 maestros de la coordinadora nacional de de trabajadores de edu

nevada. the rain has largely come to and then we are still seen a couple of way which showered in the east bay area. >> reporter: for the most part the bulk of the system has pushed to the east but we do have another one right on its heels. it will move a lot faster and it will impact it will impact this tomorrow about 10:00 in the north bay area tomorrow. we can see simpson hours in the evening as well. we could see some thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. we have a very active pattern this continuing throughout the weekend. >> pam: ceiling video tonight and burglars breaking into a bay area home. the video stake in inside the house so the criminal creeping up the stairs. >> reporter: am one thing you did mention there's a cat in this video people always say get a guard dog but i honestly in this scenario a guard dog probably would've helped because the cats and not do anything. >> reporter: this is a burglary suspect number one and burglary suspect number two that made their appearance on the video this surveillance video. now the star of the show was the house cat and a cat and ran to get a f

. >> uber has suspended operation in nevada after big legal set back for the company there.ada district court issued preliminary injunction this week preventing the company from doing business in the state. judge created with the regulators who had concerns. officials say uber didn't face the same stringent requirement as traditional cab. shut down could cost nearly 1,000 jobs. nevada is the first state to out right suspend uber from operating. >> is smoke smokey bandit day well behind him. new fibal troubles for actor burt reynolds hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >> tonight actor burt reynolds once one of hollywood leading men star of movies like smokey and the bandit and

gerri: and quickly, nevada also has an education initiative on. >> it's not an education initiative.x increase. it's pretending to have something to do with education. it's a margins tax. a 2 percent tax on sales. gerri: for corporations. right? >> yes. the labor unions put it on the ballot. to tax corporations. they're hoping to get a lot more money. hopefully it will be voted down, but that's an unfortunate tax increase on the ballot. one of my favorites on this is: wisconsin votes tonight, today, saying that all of the money from the gas tax has to go to roads. in the last 12 years before governor walker was elected who is up for reelection today, $1.4 billion was taken out of the gas tax money that was supposed to go to roads and put somewhere else. then the politicians would come back, oh, we don't have any money. we have to raise the gas tax. this would stop them from embezzling money and use that as an excuse for a tax increase. gerri: they're sneaking them in the midterms. tax increases, grover, thanks for coming on the show. great to see you. we'll be right back with my "2 c

titus has in nevada. just to be clear the process you have followed through this first year of allocating the 300 slots you have reached out exclusively to those medical schools that have pre-existing academic affiliations with the va medical facility. is that correct? >> i am not sure that we only reached out to facilities that we have affiliations with. i think we put a general announcement out so that other partners -- i mean we were out looking and we are interested in having partners that are not currently affiliated. >> so you are interested in those medical schools that already have existing relationships with the va? >> yes. some of those medical schools like the program in the northwestern part of united states may in fact be supported by the university of washington but they run many rural residency programs. we are definitely looking for new affiliates. >> you said in thinking outside the box may be funding residencies that may address ambulatory care may not be centered in the hospital. >> the

nevada's dean haller. and incoming senator thom tillis has expressed interest.ve 24 seats to defend in 2016. a much more challenging map. a lot of them are in blue states. democrats are only on defense in ten. and heller's chief selling point has been the state the president carried. he told the national journal, i'm the only one in this race who has been. heller also is recruiting nevada governor brian sandoval to challenge senator reid in 2016. democrats also are expected to keep their leadership largely the same where they pick their leaders. that should happen today. senator jon tester is expected to win the race to lead the democrat's re-election efforts. but the biggest news over the last 24 hours really has been harry reid's effort to bring progressive favorite massachusetts' senator elizabeth warren into leadership. that's where we start now with msnbc political correspondent kacie hunt who is live on capitol hill. what do we know about this effort to recruit elizabeth warren in the leadership? >> hey, peter, what we know is that senator democratic aides

. >> well, fraud protection has been going on in nevada for professional leagues for the past ten years. i've been involved with it with the exception of major league baseball which hasn't jumped on board with fraud protection. great way to regulate the sport. we've talked about it for many, many years in nevada. we've uncovered the toledo point scandal and many others before that. if it's regulated, we know where the dollars are coming from, and mr. silver said it perfect. bring it from the underground to the sunlight. all will be seen and evan will know what's happening. so it's exciting. >> i'm surprised you'd be for it only because it means more competition for you guys in vegas. people have to fly to vegas. fitzgerald sit up a whole business in vegas so they could capitalize on this. >> we're talking about sports betting being 1 percent in nevada. no one can compete with the shows, the restaurants, we have a volcano, the eiffel tower, a pyramid, if you didn't know. it a great destination to visit and a great family city to visit as well. >> the government is resistant to a lot of t

. >>> a nevada judge has temporarily banned ubers' unlicensed operation state-wide there.an francisco based ride share company says it's a victim of antiquated laws that never envisioned smartphones hailing transportation on demand. the attorney general says the multi billion dollar company deliberately broke the law to maximize profits as long as it could. uber refused to seek required licenses. it was maintaining it's a technology company, not a motor carrier. >>> the crew of the u.s. coast guard cutter stratten came home today after nearly five months at sea. >> this is the best part, coming home. >> since they left alameda in july, the 145 strong crew has been deployed to the arctic and central america. during the deployment they seized illegal drugs valued at more than $27.5 million and helped enforce search and rescue operations. crew members also visited isolated communities in alaska teaching water safety and giving out life jackets. today they were happy to be back on dry land. >> we are lucky enough to be home for the holidays and be with our families. it's a gre

has big potential. he estimates $400 million a year for the league. right now it's nevada and the sports books of las vegas that get all the action. if silver has its way congress are rewrite the laws that prohibit betting on the major league sports lesion like the nba, nfl or major league baseball. silver went to the times to make his case. gambling has become a popular and accepted form of entertainment in the united states. most states offer lotteries. over half of them have legal h casinos. others have approved internet gambling. there is safe and legal way to wager on professional sporting events. silver is out ahead of his counterparts. the nfl, major league baseball and the national hockey league commissioners don't support nationwide legalized gambling. don't bet on change any time soon. the odds are long congress will see it silver's way. betting on sports. if i set up a factory and start churning out sweatshirts for the giants or san francisco logos on the chest i will eventually get something in trouble by taking something that is not mine. iif i spread out bett

nevada also has the country's highest share of students with parents who are undocumented immigrants. nationwide nearly 6% of all k through 12 students have at least one parent who doesn't have papers. and they're the ones who will benefit most from what the president announced last night. >> if you've been in america for more than five years, if you have children who are american citizens or legal residents, if you registered, pass a criminal background check and you're willing to pay your fair share of taxes, you'll be able to apply to stay in this country temporarily without fear of deportation. you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law. that's what this deal is. >> 4 million undocumented immigrant parents will no longer need to fear being separated from their american-born children through deportation. for more on who will benefit from this reform and who won't, let's bring in nbc's kristin welker, awaiting the president in vegas. what is the feel in the room there right now? >> reporter: krystal, there is a lot of excitement, a lot of emotion, quite frankly. don'

---se pronostica que fuertes lluvias y vientos impactarn esa regin, adems la intensa nevada de hace unos das hatragos en varios aeropuertos y seran varios los retrasos en vuelos que afectaran a unos 5 millones de vacacionistas... cesar -- revisemos como estaran las condiciones del tiempo en nuestra region durante las fiestas... blanca -- nos acompaÑa gabriela dellan.. gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 70 oakland: 66 san francisco:64 santa rosa:70 santa cruz:66 livermoore: 73 ================= pronostico dia de accion de gracias sur de la bahia: 70 peninsula:66 san franciso: 64 este de la bahia: 64 al interior: 71 norte de la bahia: 69 ====================== ============== =============== el pronostico extendido para los pr

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ha escuchado a ti durante aÑos en cuestiones migratorias. gracias, cecilia. >> gracias, jorge. >> cecilia muÑoz, desde las vegas, nevada. gutiÉrrez de illinois y xavier guerrero de california. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> es un placer, jorge. >> congresista gutiÉrrez, usted me habÍa dicho que iba a celebrar, ¿celebrÓ? >> celebrÉ, y le dije también que en esa generaciÓn iba a ver lÁgrimas de tristeza, porque iba a pensar en tantas vidas destruidas, tantas deportaciones, tantas familias que nunca van a ser reconciliadas. hay gran alegrÍa y felicidad, y por eso voy a trabajar, pero todavÍa queda mucho quÉ hacer. estoy triste porque quiero hacer mÁs y no se pudo hacer mÁs. pero dÉjame decir esto: la acciÓn del presidente de los estados unidos fue una decisiÓn de valentÍa, y fue una decisiÓn generosa. Él querÍa hacer mÁs. ahora le corresponde a los republicanos empezar el proceso para que le podamos traer justicia a todos. >> congresista becerra, ¿usted cree que esto es un triunfo de la comunidad latina o que saldÓ una cuenta pendiente que el presidente tenÍa con nosotros? >> las dos cosas, jorge. creo que no sÓ

maureen brennen has more on that from cnbc headquarters. >> no uber in vegas, at least not right now, louisa. uber's gamble that it could take on the tax industry and regulators in nevadappears to be coming up short. the app has been forced to temporary regardly halt operations across the state after a judge issued a temporary injunction on wednesday. uber launched in las vegas and reno just a little over a month ago. nevada regulators have been drying to shut down the service ever since. stheer arguing it doesn't have the right permit to transport passengers. uber writes, it's effort nevada is the first state to do this. over 1,000 jobs have been opened up overnight. the flexibility and innovative offered by uber. >> the company is trying to rally supporters. uber says tens of thousands of people have taken rights in recent weeks own though it doesn't pick up passengers did he airport or on the strip. now at a concert last week, ceo travis talnik compared toss heavy handed tactics with authorities wearing masks and bullet proof vests to police responders in ferguson, missouri. uber operates in 130 cities across the nation reports say ub ser in talks to raise financing

this structure that the court has determined is appropriate for nevadatill getting loans. massachusetts, connecticut, other states already have this structure in place. it hasn't affected the ability to get loans it hasn't affected the cost of money. the cost of capital for home buyers. >> irrelevant not seeing that yet. before i let you go housing is a big issue for the middle class, how important are community associations for homee affordability and the surge in urban living? >> i think they are very important. for a lot of americanss their first home, starter home might be a condo. and empty nesters are looking for a smaller, more manageable home looking for a condo, co-op or community living. more important police you have a couple of different things that are driving it . local governments are requiring it because it helps them in tax revenue and experience. the urban planners like it because it allows them to build smarter and closer to infrastructure and the developers obviously like it because they can build denser within communities within the