in nevada, 46-47. all three of these states, his approval ratings seem to be not as good as they were in the three states we tested last week. >> yeah. that's why he is not in the high 40s in the ballot tossup question. it is to some degree a referendum on the president. if it is, he is at risk in these states right now. mitt romney clearly has some convincing to do so he hasn't closed the deal by any stretch of the imagination but as far as the president is concerned we see a real drop in the enthusiasm among young voters. clearly, his ticket to the white house four years ago. right now those folks are really not connected with this race. that's also pulling his numbers down not only in terms of his approval rating but in terms of the tossup against romney. >> i know it is one of the observations we made. if you look at the three states we tested last week, virginia, ohio, florida. the president has spent a lot of time in those three states. vice president biden too. colorado, nevada, iowa. they basic

nevada's electorate is 15% latino.an helder is going to make him a hard sell. heller has sponsored legislation to limit election ballots to english only. dean heller has also supported a bill to end birth right citizenship. so no matter how he tries to craft his appeal, it's going to be hard to escape the that is correct that dean heller has spent his time in washington to making it harder for hispanics. it's going to be hard to get away from that record to win over latino voters in nevada. you want to see how he's trying to do it? this is amassing. >> there's this tiny little tile, see there? basically together with heller, click there and you get dean heller en espanol. dean heller had all those positions, foreclosure, creating jobs, here's dean helder in the english section of his website. businesses who knowingly hire immigrants must be accountable. >> fearless hold the line conservatism, how does that hold for the dean heller on espanol? in the spanish language part of his website, there is none of that stuff, non

you see all that snow piling up in the sierra nevada.irly dry system by the time it gets your but there's a chance of more rain on the way as we had throughout the afternoon. a low drops through the high- pressure sneaking in over the weekend. if you have travel plans to date could be wet outside. you're traveling in the sierra nevada you are looking at temperatures very cool in the '40's and '50's there for the highs but lots of snow showing up across the high country. winter weather advisory at 6,000 ft. we could see a half a foot of snow. the snow level dropping all down to 5,000 ft.. anywhere over the past today, we have snow, in your direction. things sticking up into the afternoon and then overnight tonight's starting to settle down just a little bit. and then is to look to tomorrow we will see more clearing around the bay area. more sunshine makes a return. about 70 degrees on the warm and in concord and 60 in pacifica. 62 in san fransisco and the next couple days, the big holiday weekend. the official beginning of summer. finally

as the president is in nevada.less, it was an important topic that both of these men in different ways. >> what's interesting about this politically, this isn't 2004. when you saw george w. bush pushing for a federal ban on gay marriage. this is not where we are. over the past eight years. over even just the past two and a half years. things have shifted quite a bit. even george w. bush himself who had pushed for that ban is now in favor of civil uppers. people like dick cheney who have come out and been, said therefore, gay marriage. and the difference, the only people who are really strongly pushing the message, something we were listening for when the president spoke about how would mitt romney respond. how would established republicans on the hill respond. it was a very muted message. you heard from rick perry, rick santorum, michele bachmann. some of the social conservatives who you would speck to hear from on this issue who vote on this issue. i think it really does mark changed landscape. >> let's look forwa

nevada has the highest foreclosure rate in the country. >> republicans in nevada say they have heardbefore. the president took office, one in every 76 housing units got a foreclosure filing. this spring, it improved to one in 301 housing units. still leighing nevada with second worst foreclosure rate in the nation. after 62 straight months in the top spot. >> it's like they have had plenty of ideas an opportunities. it hasn't worked out well. >> this is why the presumptive republican nominee romney is determined to keep the economy not same-sex marriage front and center. >> you are going to find throughout the campaign season that the president team will be doing everything in their power to try to hold up various shiny objects. >> still, the president's reversal could help romney excite his conservative base. the president clearly believes it will also turn out his hardcore supporters, especially since he out theed his change of heart to fire up the hollywood crowd that helped raise a record $15 million at clooney:'s house thursday night. he wove the same-sex marriage issue in his e

some improvement in nevada. an 80% reduction in foreclosures in nevada, actually. >> what about florida? >> florida, because it's a judicial state, we haven't seen as much improvement because the timeline -- >> judicially you go to court to do the foreclosure? >> the timeline for foreclosures is much longer in florida. and that has meant that it's tended to be -- the effects of these foreclosures have lasted longer. it also means that more families now, hopefully with the settlement, have the ability to stay in their homes. >> i have one last question then shift over to the menendez and boxer legislation we've been talking about. given that a lot of the menendez-boxer proposal has been adopted or addressed through h.a.r.p. 2.0, how many additional homeowners fun, mr. secretary, how many additional homeowners do you estimate would be helped by the menendez-boxer legislation that aren't already being helped by h.a.r.p. 2.0? >> so these kind of predictions where you have a voluntary program as we just talked about

it goes across all of nevada. and across the whole country because decision after decision delta people in the business world that are hiring people, this was an administration that did not like business very much. they were hostile to small business in particular. big business can handle regulations. i know sometimes our friends in washington say that you guys who are working to hold on to regulation are trying to help big business. big business does just fine with regulation. i was with a person runs a big bank in new york and he said they have hundreds of lawyers, hundreds of lawyers working to implement the dodd-frank law. i wondered what happened to community banks and i have spoken to community bankers across the country and they don't have hundreds of lawyers. one community bank spoke with said they have more compliance officers than they have long officers. they say the burdens of regulation are so extensive they are having a hard time getting by. instead of making more loans to help small businesses grow,

in nevada romney got 50% of the vote, ron paul got 19%.da sends 28 delegates to the party convention this summer, at least 22 of them will be ron paul's supporters. this weekend ron paul supporters took over the nevada county republican conventions. now, the nevada delegates are bound to the results from the february caucus which means they have to vote for romney even though they are paul supporters. that holds for the first round of voting. if mitt romney doesn't secure it on the first ballot, they're able to vote for whoever they darn well please. 22 of them darn well please ron paul. in maine's february straw poll romney got 39% to ron paul's 35%. when maine sends its 24 delegates to the convention, 21 will be ron paul supporters. because maine's february vote i was nonbinding those 21 delegates get to vote for ron paul in tampa. in other words, ron paul just won maine. he won maine using the delegate strategy our own anthony terrell said he'd use on the night of the maine caucus. >> the real race is in delegates. that's where the ron

which would further strengthen housing prices here in nevada and around the country. so it is the right thing to do. there is a bill in the works supported by independent, nonpartisan economists and supported by industry leaders, congress should pass it right now. and let me just say this, maybe there are members of congress watching. if you need some motivation to make this happen you should come to renecessity and visit with folks like the kellers. i'm not saying, i'm not saying the kellers want all the members of congress up in their house. it's bad enough having me and the secret service to there. at least -- they probably wouldn't mind saying hello and talking to them in front of their house but they should talk to people would lives are better because of the action we took. all over the country there people just like paul and val, folks like you, who are doing everything they can to do the right thing, and meet their responsibilities, to lock after their families, raise their kids right and give them good values and you are not looking for a hand out. you want t

these businesses are putting folks to work here in this state of nevada. last time i was here, i went to see a huge solar plant, solar energy plant, a lot of folks are working in the construction of and maintaining it. that is happening all across the country so we have to make sure that we are helping those votes because that helps break our dependence on foreign oil over the long term and help drive down gas prices and put people to work right now. it is the right thing to do. [applause] fourth -- congress should create a veterans job corps so we can help communities hire returning heroes, our veterans, as cops and firefighters and employs a national parks because nobody fights for this country should have to come home and fight for a job or a roof over their heads. [applause] that four -- which brings me to the fifth -- the fifth thing on the list and that is why i am here today -- i am calling on congress to give every responsible homeowner the chance to save an average of $3,000 per year by refinancing their mortgage. it is a simple idea. it makes gre

iowa, colorado, and nevada. the economy, of course, is really important to people out there. so 71% in iowa, 74%, 78% in nevada. social issues not so important. when asked what candidate would do a better job with the economy, what did they say? >> iowa voters gave romney the edge, 47%. in colorado, it's a statistical tie. despite the nation's financial struggles there are encouraging numbers for the president. the majority of voters believe the worst of the tough economy is behind us. while roughly 4 in 10 think there are bigger problems ahead. and more than half of those polled say inherited conditions are to blame, rather than the president's policies. that's probably a pretty important number. >> let's do the matchups ahead in these three states again. iowa, colorado, and nevada. these are the three states that -- i mean, they are going to be key at the end of the day. >> we've got "the washington post" new polling and abc news. >> you look at these three states, though, the swing states out west. colorado,

i seen the nevada get hit. i seen the nevada get hit. i seen the oklahoma capsize. we had the big explosion and the fire ball just engulfed us. we were just trying to get some place behind a bulk head or do something. we were actually just burning alive. but then after the initial explosion, got to go down, but the decks were so hot. you don't see much when you are burned as bad as we were. just trying to get some place where you could get comfortable. i guess we're just caught off guard and we somehow we survived. just trying to still keep surviving. >> my battle station was changed from distribution row to the after repair party, which is what saved my life because if i had been in the distribution gang, i'd still be there. petty officer came running through the corridor and said the japanese are attacking. close your battle ports and man your battle stations. so for a minute, we just kind of froze. but the first said if it's so, we might as well do it. we ran to our battle stations and mine was about four decks down by the number three gun and also the radio shac

. >> eric: at lake tahoe, after decades of fighting between environmentalists and developers nevada has given california an ultimatum. they share a board border but they don't share the same vision for the future. >> lake hoe is one of the most beautiful spots in the world. but 20 years ago it was facing major threats. casinos and onslaught of development. >>> most of construction was done without little thought with the environment. it depends on surrounding streams and wetlands to filter the water. a freeway was planned to circle the lake. >> there was a proposal in the 50s and 60s to have a city as large as san francisco here at the lake. >> but in 1969 president nixon signed the tahoe compact. they agreed to caps on development. they created the tahoe regional planning agency with a governing board from both states. >> there is nowhere necessarily america with the kind of protection we have here in tahoe. >> now the agreement is in trouble. they chaos them of cearng lake tahoe. >>> it's the point you can't bring in new projects. >> many legislators say it's too hard to get developme

sierra nevada mountain range is creeping taller. scientists are using gps data and radar to measure the raid of the earth's crust is rising. the sierra nevada range grows about a half-inch every 10 years. at large it turned out to pay a tribute to a former nfl star. >>> the avengers smashed box office records this weekend. the super hero epic broke records set by the harry potter finance said last year. the whole was $200 million. think like a man and a hundred games and pirates round out the top five. the total earnings at done to one eighth of what the venture's may. uc-berkeley says at has not heard from protesters or occupying university own land in an albany. the university sent a letter saying they need the land back by the middle of this month because they need research to continue. the protesters are free the university will convert the land to commercial space. their meeting with the university tomorrow. several people paddle out to jr. seau's home to pay tribute to him. the 43 rolled former star committed suicide on wednes

on nevada, bob, is it in play for romney this time? >> bob: he's in play but demographics are changing because of colorado and arizona and other states. running at a time where barack obama has not nearly as many advantages he has, except demographically in democratic battleground states it works in his direction. >> eric: can i switch -- >> dana: sure. >> go back to what we talked about earlier. donald trump is the new conservative, one with a different voice than the old established conservative republican. sarah palin does the same thing. you may laugh or say she is not smart or whatever but she goes in and goes to campaign, picks a snarl candidate, and he wins, because she brings attention and eyeballs and money. donald trump doesn't do exactly the same thing, he brings eyeballs and attention. >> bob: i would say about sarah palin. she a politician, a good one in many ways. donald trump is not a politician. >> eric: hold on, hold on. hold on. this is a new attitude toward sarah palin. >> bob: comparing it to donald trump who is no

under nevada law a police officer or firefighter has a heart attack, it is presumed to be work-related and a single claim costs the city $1.5 million >> if a cardiac event happens that can be a very expensive issue for the city >> most of the money is spent fixing heart that has gone bust so reno took a gamble. here in the biggest little city in the world it took a different approach, they put their money on prevention >> we think we can my about the disease >> firefighters and police officers are now screen to see it if they are at high risk >> we look at blood pressure, smoking history, fitness capability, a basic list did panel >> with any of red flagged the team does a more advanced test looking at glycoproteins. >> they begin to tell a story and shift and change and that happens years before the glucose changes >> they're finding young healthy looking officers were actually insulin resistant and therefore at high risk for diabetes >> now we know we can see type 2 diabetes coming 15-20 years in advance and that is when we have to be aggressive. that is when we need to go after thes

republican candidates left in the race over the weekend ron paul scored big time at the maine and nevada republican conventions paul that eighteen of the twenty four delegates at stake in maine and twenty two of the twenty five in nevada those numbers of course a little fluid and we may not know the actual totals until the republican convention in august but we do want to show you some of the headlines that we saw. check this out how ron paul could mess with romney at the g.o.p. convention ron paul power play at main g.o.p. convention ron paul wins the majority of delegates from maine g.o.p. and ron paul in nabs nevada delegates from romney now for a whole lot of people in the mainstream media ron paul continues to be ignored but some people are catching on saying at the very least he is a force to be reckoned with and i want to talk more about this so let's go to political analyst shelley roche hey sally how big of a difference do these victories in vain and a vat as we saw last week in iowa make well these victories are huge huge the impact zone what we're seeing is that the establishm

what's happening is this area of low pressure is actually going to dive over the sierra, nevada and nevada itself, so for us, we're not going to see a lot of action at the coast. we expect most moisture to come through east bay, tri-valley and east shore. right now, you can see the blob of rain over vacaville. that's just started. the showers are going to ramp up. we expect most moisture to come through between the hours of about 2:00 and 8:00. temperatures are nice and mild for now, and we are going to warm up heading through the weekend. that's the good news. have a big celebration. golden gate bridge turning 75. you don't want to miss with all of the rif raf out there, huge crowds. flip on nbc bay area. we will have coverage, proud to be the broadcast home of that celebration all day long. and yeah, i'm not a big fan of large crowds, i don't know about you. >> you have enough rif raf to deal about because i am here. thanks, see you in a little bit. >>> kind of buried in the fanfare of the golden gate bridge celebration, the uss iowa starts a final trek from richmond to southern californ

plenty of showers remain for the sierra nevada.w this morning around truckee with temperatures right around freezing and as that low heads out, the moisture will be moving out of sierra nevada as well today. high pressure building in. it's going to keep the marine layer with us but warmer tenancy and milder afternoons. today well below average with snow as far as south as the southern sierra. breezy with temperatures only in the 40s for the north sierra. 64 big sur and winds will be on shore. that will help to mix out the low clouds and fog. and 65 grandson the bay with partly cloudy skies. a's taking on the yankees, 66 in fremont and 60s here. with the air show, hopefully no problems in hollister. 64. 68 in gilroy. we have a mushroom festival in morgan hill at 67. for the big party we're talking about sunny skies for the afternoon tomorrow. today looking just as nice. temperatures up to near 60 dropping to the 50s and fireworks, of course, at 9:30. it will be cool. dress appropriately. >> i love that animation. i wanted to let you

i think it will be a big time player up in the sierra nevada. so -- truckee is already reporting light snow. windy and cooler today. scattered showers, possible thundershowers. anything else? no, that will cover it. 50s and 60s on the temps. this is a really cold air mass. here is sal. >>> we have overnight news about chp investigating a three- car crash on the san ard bridge shortly after midnight. it involved two cars and a taxi cab. the crash shut down westbound lanes of the bridge high-rise for nearly 90 minutes. they reopened the lanes around 1:30 this morning. let's take a look at the live picture of the san rafael area. traffic does look good heading down to the 580 interchange. it's 4:30 let's go back to pam. >>> in overnight news contra costa county firefighters work to put out agrias fire in oakley. it started around 1:30 last night. fire officials tell us 75 acres burned. no one was hurt and no homes or structures were damaged. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. also overnight in san jose firefighters responded to a f

[applause] >> nevada is the silver state, and proud home state of our national convention for 2012. we proudly cast 13 votes for governor gary johnson. >> seeing that all delegates have reported their totals, i would like to bring the tony

. >> this comes from knsv news 3 in nevada, where a one-of-a-kind war memorial proves opposing sides can bury their

the president is in reno, nevada right now. he's there talking about people who can take advantage of the refinance program that his administration is offering. and they're billing this as an official -- an official event not a campaign stop. he's there to talk about this particular program, but he says in that speech he's going to give congress a to do list. he's not -- no more tax breaks for businesses that ship jobs overseas. he wants to give the money to companies here that bring him back home. congress should take small businesses and get tax breaks to them because they create all that -- they create the jobs in the country. i want to bring in robert reich now. he is a former labor secretary, he's been listening to part of this. and as i said, mr. reich, originally we had you on to talk about the jpmorgan chase. but as the president was sitting there doing this, i thought it'd be interesting to get you to comment. it sounds good if it could work. and if you're talking to congress about doing that tax credits and all of tha

and in the sierra nevada as mentioned it's been snowing. and there is no chain restrictions and and 400 napa so far 2/100ths of rain. and it's been gusty and making it feel-year-old, sfo, 32 miles per hour. there is about 20-25 miles per hour wind gusts and lower across the bay area. there is mid to upper 50s coastside. 60s across the rest of the region. highlights, scattered showers, possibility of thunderstorms, still. there is milder for holiday weekend and there is a warmer pattern next week of low just

so i struck out for the nevada. and with several guys swimming towards the nevada. and two or three of them just gave up. nobody is in a position to help anybody because you're out there in the water and you have your shoes on and you're just swimming for yourself. three of us got over to a whale boat with ores. i was too weak to get in. so i hung on the side of it for a half minute or more. i threw a leg over and pulled myself into the whale boat. the nevada is down almost. the second wave of japs hit. they concentrated on her pretty much because she was heading out. so they hit her bad. i remember we got hit up forward and it knocked us all askew inside there. and i thought i was looking -- i thought i was in the air looking down at the ship because i could see these big caps looking right up at me. when i raelszed i'm on the deck, the deck just peeled up like this when the deck hit. what was normally down here was up here like this. she was on fire. so they had a lot of wounded. i couldn't do anything so i went out and started getting wounded guys on to life raft

let's say he takes nevada and ohio, as chuck todd says because of the hispanic vote. then he needs pennsylvania, democrats have won since 1992. that gives him 266. all he needs is virginia or north carolina and he gets the seal to become the president of the united states. then you can submit your idea, you can sending it to us. we may put it on air and share your thoughts on what your analysis is. chris, if you like to play along

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speaking in seattle and now speaking in nevada. is that not electioneering? >> the man has to acknowledge the situation on the ground as it is. he is running for reelection. he is campaigning for the privilege to serve the american people for a second term. to put into effect the laws that he is articulating here. he has to do that. he can't change that in the middle of the game. but tame, he draws back. and he says, look. this is the bigger picture. these are the people who i've served. i've done everything i could. they are manifestation of my dream come real and do you know the same thing they're doing. if congress helps me, we can have a lot more pauls and vales throughout the country. >> remember, also what he said. and this is something we know about the housing program and that is, we need, he needs more people to actually make that call and apply for these program. one of the challenges that they've had is actually communicating about the program and getting people to come forward. some people are not coming forward because maybe they're embarrassed o

. >> still burning, a look at the damage a wild fire in nevada is causing and when it can be put out. >> and tim williams will be back with your full first warning weather forecast. please stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's sunny and 78 right now. the complete forecast is still coming up. >>> an ohio teenager accused in a school shooting is back in court today. a judge is expected to rule whether tj lane will be tried as and adult. he's accused of opening fire back in february. three students were killed, two others were wounded. he's facing several murder charges and attempted murder charges. he will face a maximum sentence of life in prison without patrol. >>> hilary clinton said the u.s. pulled off a cyber attack against terrorists. they were able to replace al kwie da that flagged about killing americans with adds that show how many yemen people have been killed. a bombing killed 90 people at a military parade. >>> a wild fire in nevada is still burning this afternoon leaving dozens of houses in danger. a voluntary e evacuation is still in effect. it appears to have been st

he lives up nevada city. i told him what i was doing and he was consciencious. he had a stack of clippings about what the new deal had done in his area and walked around while he showed me sidewalks and parks and schools and gardens and camps that had been done. he said, i didn't notice. then he became mayor. it's exactly the kind of thing we want. this is or was the living new deal site about a couple months ago. it's much denser now. san francisco county is the best documented of all the california counties. we think that all of california will look like san francisco now. when you begin putting in the work of the civilian conservation core, you find it's everywhere. we are talking about a lot of agencies. roosevelt loved building things. he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose