it's claimed that nevada's mental hospital put the patients on a bus and sent them out of town. 1/3 of them ended up here. we have more about the city attorney taking action. >> reporter: the city attorney said that some of those patients arrived here in downtown san francisco wheith nowhere to go d no 1 to help them, and chances are they ended up on the streets, and homeless. the dining room at the shelter is long. he calls this shelter home until he gets back on his feet. >> the state of nevada may be taking advantage of the services too. >> this type of conduct is deplorable. >> there's an investigation into alleged patient dumping by rawson-neal hospital. over the past five years, they have discharged hundreds of mentally ill patients and put them on buses to cities across the country. 36 arrived in san francisco. >> taking advantage of our most vulnerable and putting them on a bus on a one-way ticket with no support. >> they have located two patients that arrived on a bus from nevada and it's likely that others are in line at help in shelters. >> they will take care of you. which

sounds crazy, but that's what nevada hospital is accused of doing. kpix5's linda yee with the formal investigation underway. >> reporter: the attorney ordered that investigation because he believes that at least 36 of those patients ended up here, dumped right in san francisco with no one waiting to pick them up. >> it was a disturbing discovery. 1500 poor, mentally ill patients from nevada getting one-way greyhound bus tickets and being dumped in other states. a sacramento bee investigation revealed the patients were coming from the state run psychiatric hospital in las vegas. san francisco city attorney is launching an investigation. >> it's reprehensible and illegal and there are medicare and medicaid indivisible are implicated. there are treatment indivisible healthcare providers are required to adhere to. >> herrera sent a three-page letter to nevada's governor and the head of the health and human services department demanding answers and record of patient transfers. the bee reported in one case, 48-year-old, james brown, endured a 15 hour bus r

in areas in nevada, arizona and new mexico. the storm itself is not bringing a lot of rain or snow right now to areas of california and nevada. some of the higher elevations in the mountains. but the temperatures behind this storm are chilly. we're down into the 30s in boise. medford down into the 30s. and those winds are howling through las vegas. and eventually down through arizona. look at this map. it shows you in blue the darker blue is the advisories. the light blue is the wind warning. we either have wind warnings or advisories for about two-thirds of areas of the west including warnings around the vegas area. so just be careful out there driving, especially through the mountain passes or open, exposed areas. a lot of blowing stuff in the desert areas. and then the snowfall forecast, just a little left in there. northern nevada, also the wasatch range of the mountains of utah and then a full-fledged snowstorm for utah out for areas from wyoming through colorado tonight. so the forecast for today, the storm moves through.

we commend the governor of the state of nevada and nevada gaming control board.e to go through a licensing process to make sure they're suitable. you have to actually have the technology go through some strict licensing starz standards. and we've met those standards. we are live and, what, we'll be working with regulators each and every day as we move forward. david: tom, you will not please everybody. some people are against the whole concept because they say that you're playing into the compulsive gambling population. there is no way that you can prevent the compulsive gambler from sitting in a dark, quiet room somewhere and spending their fortune. what do you say to that? >> well, you know, we have, we have lots of protections in place as it relates to problem gaming. my partnerses frank and lorenzo fertitta have been operating in the regulated gaming space with station casinos for 30 years. it is about providing a unique entertainment experience. david: i understand, but how specifically do you stop compulsive gamblers? do you have limits or what? >> you can

. >>> nevada has been putting psychiatric patients on und buses, giving them one-way buof the state. and guess where many have ended up? kpix 5's linda yee is at the greyhound station in the city to tell us. >> reporter: well, juliette, the city attorney has ordered an investigation now, because he just found out that at least 36 of those mentally ill patients were dumped right here, and in some of those cases, no one was waiting for them. it was a disturbing discovery. 1500 poor mentally ill patients from nevada getting one-way greyhound bus tickets and being dumped in other states. a sacramento bee investigation revealed the patients were coming from the rawson-neal psychiatric hospital in las vegas. >> patient dumping in itself is reprehensible and it's illegal and there are medicare and medicaid laws that are implicated. there are treatment laws that health care providers are required to adhere to. >> reporter: herrera sent a three-page letter to nevada's governor and the head of the health and human services department, demanding answers and records. the bee reported in one case

alleged patient dumping by nevada into california and other states. what do you hope to get out of the investigation? >> i think everybody can agree if you are an elected official that the conduct we read about with the nevada-based hospital is deployable. i'm expecting within the next week or so they will respond to my first round of public records request and we will get documents and see how many patients were put on a one-way ticket on a greyhound bus here to san francisco. if i determine there were taxpayer dollars, we will seek retribution from nevada. >> they announced the change this week. they will have chaperons on the buses. they will not be on their own. is that an admission of guilt? >> i think what you have seen from the statements coming from nevada from the governor. he admits this was occurring and we will get to the bottom of it. >> city attorney dennis herrera, thanks. >> thank you, scott. >> this update. earlier today, authorities threatens to terminate the provider of the hospital in question in nevada. that is all for us tonight.

it was a disturbing discovery. 1500 poor mentally ill patients from nevada getting one-way greyhound tickets and being dumped in other states. a sacramento bee investigation revealed the patients were coming from the rawson-neal psychiatric hospital in las vegas. >> patient dumping in itself is reprehensible and it's illegal and there are medicare and medicaid laws that are implicated. there are treatment laws that health care providers are required to adhere to. >> reporter: herrera sent a three-page letter to nevada's governor and the head of health and human services department, demanding answers and records. the bee reported in one case, r-d mebra 15hour bus ride to sacramento. he had a three-day supply of meds for his schizophrenia, some snacks and instructions to call 911 when he arrived. >> just the transparency of what's occurred so far, i think it's sending a clear message to nevada and any other jurisdiction that might be engaged in this that this isn't something that's going to be tolerated. >> reporter: in the case of that patient who was dumped in sacramento, well, he fi

. >> shepard: i would just nevada?new jersey and delware also passed gaming laws. casino games involved in there as well, and a lot of other states are also considering these laws because they, too, realize that this is a cash cow. in fact some experts say in five years online gaming could be a $10 billion industry, and the big money is going to come when you have interstate gambling, which means i can sit here in l.a. and gamble in nevada. and the governor sign a law that allows him to negotiate with other states. it's very unlikely we'll see the feds get involved. shep now you can get your deadly jolt -- you can now get you daily dose of caffeine and chewing gum. the federals launched an investigation into he potential health impact, caffeine. now they're complaining why. you can see a package of the wrigley's product. called alert energy caffeine gum. the company reports one piece of the gum has the same amount of caffeine as a half cup of coffee and wrigley will market it only to adults. now the food and drug admin

it's on its -- nevada. it's on its way to the four corners.here will be a whopper of a system. 30s, 40, half moon bay has had up to 50. sfo, gusts to 50. generally around 20 to 30. some areas are just not in on the wind. 40s on the temperatures and still the breeze out of the west or northwest. 20 at oakland. windy conditions, high pressure to the north and low -- the low into nevada. sunny and windy. it will be a beautiful day for visibility. i mean chilly to mild. i say strange temperatures they are all over the place. anywhere from 50s to 70s. the extended outlook has warmer weather with 80s. as melissa said it's time to do the yard work. that's correct. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:26. new details in the search for a missing inmate. what we're learning about the man who walked out of a contra costa detention facility overnight. >>> check out the sand drifts on the great highway. we're live where the wind is causing problems for commuters. >> reporter: and the owner of this doughnut shop is recovering after being shot at by a robber. we've gi

and nevada we want photovoltaic rather than thermal solar. any kind of energy reduce is something that is inappropriate for that particular location. that doesn't mean there aren't other areas where it can be. what you see more and more is the water sector becoming energy-efficient because it's the biggest cost factor and states as a whole and whole regions are looking not given their particular circumstances, what are the appropriate kinds of energy to have and not immune. >> anybody else care to comment? >> i think you've identified properly resistance or stakeholder conflict peacefully done in many cases. we see in texas pro-oil and progress day. even in the state to seize oil and gas production possibly sees water as the more resource of open prohibitions are constrained. even though the production might be small water use, it's marginal -- they are the new user. the next guy wants another gallon, people say forget it. the seat of power plants as all people wonder about whether new power plant should be allowed to have cooling systems the

they made it illegal in 1992, and that was nevada, delaware, montana and oregon.california passes the bill it will only go into effect if the federal law also changes. >> still ahead, a wounded warrior welcomed home with a new home. the emotional homecoming for a soldier returning from afghanistan. >> and we're off to a mostly sunny start in parts of the bay area, but still some low-level clouds and fog and others around the south bay. we'll see warmer temperatures here to round out the weekend and we'll have a full look at your forecast coming right up. >> we are looking live at a beautiful start to the day in san francisco. you see the flag waving just a little bit in the distance, the clouds and the fog should go away and sunshine all around. >>> the taliban announced plans to launch a new spring offensive in afghanistan starting today. in an interview with the associated press, the taliban spokesman said the group is planning suicide attacks on foreign military bases and diplomatic areas as well as more insider attacks on u.s. and coalition forces. that launch

nevada doesn't have the population.nos are so close to everybody when you look at the population. so you really not going to make any money out of it in nevada but let's a lot of kinks get worked out. when it happens in new jersey with the heavy population it could really mean some dollars to people. melissa: that is a really interesting point because you have to be in nevada in order to be able to game online there. that is the point that you're making. does it have to be that you can gamble across state lines in order for this to really work? >> absolutely. especially, you know you've got to have states that can do it where there's a lot of population. that is why new jersey needs it more than anybody and regulators there are doing everything they can right now. but what we don't want to happen, everybody to sit at home and still not go in the casino. it will be only be regulated state by state. most likely only states where there are already is gaming. melissa: what do you think is the danger of that? do you think th

it's on its -- nevada. it's on its way to the four corners.re will be a whopper of a system. 30s, 40, half moon bay has had up to 50. sfo, gusts to 50. generally around 20 to 30. some areas are just not in on the wind. 40s on the temperatures and still the breeze out of the west or northwest. 20 at oakland. windy conditions, high pressure to the north and low -- the low into nevada. sunny and windy. it will be a beautiful day for visibility. i mean chilly to mild. i say strange temperatures they are all over the place. anywhere from 50s to 70s. the extended outlook has warmer weather with 80s. as melissa said it's time to do the yard work. that's correct. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:26. new details in the search for a missing inmate. what we're learning about the man who walked out of a contra costa detention facility overnight. >>> check out the sand drifts on the great highway. we're live where the wind is causing problems for commuters. >> reporter: and the owner of this doughnut shop is recovering after being shot at by a robber. we've give

you have to live in nevada. a new poker web site launched today but only for residents of nevada.s the first legal gambling site in the u.s. since 2011. that's when players who logged on saw this a message from the feds saying they shut the sites down. while this is just a nevada thing for now. some other struggling states are already trying to cash in as well. trace gallagher is in our west coast news hub. a lot of states, right? >> well, yeah. new jersey, nevada, and delaware already have online gaming laws on the book, shep. other states are already considering this. this ultimate poker site we're talking about that went online in nevada is the canary in the coal mine for the entire country. if it can prove to regulators and politicians that it is following the rules, in other words, the money is is safe, the players are at least 21 years old and playing in nevada, then you will see rapid expansion. two dozen other gambling sites are now set to go live. but the professional players we talked to say interstate gambling is where the real money is. listen. >> it's going to take lo

way above average on the temperatures and that little system if you are heading up to the sierra nevada it will be a quick mover and be out of here in a couple of hours. 50s and 60s, one system clips us right there and a westerly breeze or wind, much cooler by the coast and in fact that 20 degrees drop, finance oz and 60s, we will be on a holding pattern and it is very similar to what we had last monday. >>> aa man has an encounter with an animal and facebook is making sure facebook is more accessible. . >>> check it out, it was a tiger shark, this was a rare thing caught on camera, marine biologists said the 10-foot shark likely sensed the fish and made a "b" line for the kaiak. it is unusual to catch that on camera and ice zack said -- eye zack said he is happy he lived to tell the tale. >>> a family is taking up an area along this area and it's heavily used by beavers and cyclists. it is the first time in more than 38 years that a beaver moved in to this family and it includes a female beaver pregnant with two pups. >>> and the video was taken at an outlet, and you can see two gentle

way above average on the temperatures and that little system if you are heading up to the sierra nevada it will be a quick mover and be out of here in a couple of hours. 50s and 60s, one system clips us right there and a westerly breeze or wind, much cooler by the coast and in fact that 20 degrees drop, finance oz and 60s, we will be on a holding pattern and it is very similar to what we had last monday. >>> aa man has an encounter with an animal and facebook is making sure facebook is more accessible. . >>> check it out, it was a tiger shark, this was a rare thing caught on camera, marine biologists said the 10-foot shark likely sensed the fish and made a "b" line for the kaiak. it is unusual to catch that on camera and ice zack said -- eye zack said he is happy he lived to tell the tale. >>> a family is taking up an area along this area and it's heavily used by beavers and cyclists. it is the first time in more than 38 years that a beaver moved in to this family and it includes a female beaver pregnant with two pups. >>> and the video was taken at an outlet, and you can see two gentle

, vegas pbs is the largest job trainer if the entire state of nevada -- in the entire state of nevada under a contract with the hospitality try out there. and so these kinds of services will be curtailed by the sequester. we hope things will get back to normal a bit once the sequester is completed, but this will hurt, and the quality -- the quantity of our service will be diminished. we don't think the quality will, but we won't be able to produce as push in programming and community service while we're in in this condition as we would other side be able to do. >> and how long would you say that public broadcasting is doing to keep up with how viewers access content on digital mat forms? >> guest: uh-huh. well, we have a good success story here. pbs.org is the most heavily trafficked internet site on the nonprofit side. it's the biggest dot-org web site in the country. pbskids.org is probably in the top five or so. and when pbs contracts for programming, it contracts for use across 16 platforms now. not just broadcast, but across 16 internet and other kinds of distribution platforms.

and no means of support. >> herera asking for answers from hef nef's governor on the director of nevada health and human services. herera says san francisco will ask for compensation from nevada if it finds proof of the patient dumping and investigators cleared a wild animal park near fresno today of any wrong doing following an intern's death. a lion mauled a 24-year-old to death last month. a probe found project survival's cat haven did not violate any animal welfare cat policies. the lion attacked while she was cleaning the pen. the big cat attacked hanson after going through a door that had been left unlocked. a sheriff shot and killed the lion. >> public nudity ban is getting a trial before a judge. three nudists trying to get charges against them dismissed. carolyn? >> well, dan, it's another legal loss. the nudists had been claiming they were illegally arrested when disobeying the city's new law and trying to convince the judge to toss the case. >> they're back. this i'm fully clothed. they were taken into custody at city hall during this demonstration. the first day the city's b

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senate in nevada. sharron angle was going to try to unseat harry reid in nevada. she was antiestablishment, tea party endorsed, super, super conservative, and this race in nevada was supposed to be a cake walk. harry reid's numbers were really bad. everybody expected harry reid to lose his job. everybody knew that the 2010 election was going very republican overall and harry reid was seen as the most vulnerable senator on the democratic side. sharron angle could not lose this race. sharron angle lost that race, and pinpointing exactly where her platform went wrong and how her behavior as a candidate lost the election, frankly, it's impossible to pinpoint, even in retrospect, because the where did i go wrong possibilities are limitless possibilities. was it when sharron angle proposed the basis for u.s. currency should be metals and oils, was it her position of even having a department of education was a violence of constitution? it's hard to say, really. but this did not help. >> thomas jefferson said

. >>> san francisco city attorney is demanding answers from nevada, after a new report says nevada is dumping psychiatric patients in california to save money. ken is live from san francisco with how this all worked and how long it went on. >> reporter: the allegation is that a hospital in nevada, sanctioned by the state, would release psychiatric patients and send them out of state. 36 of them allegedly came here to san francisco. these people would have been all alone, nowhere to go. but nationwide, they had a lot of company. the allegation was made after a check of greyhound bus ticket receipts, part of a san francisco bee investigation, claiming that the hospital in las vegas sent 1500 patients packing to other states in the past five years. >> it's very, very disconcerting. not just as a government official but as a human being. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera, demanded, in this letter, that nevada health officials hand over records in response to the report. herrera says it appears the people who arrived in san francisco had no contacts here. >> it's very

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or san francisco no it's from a nevada. t.v. here is a circus from ourselves dozens of mentally ill patients are being dropped off in the bay area tonight san francisco city attorney launched an investigation published reports claim but nevada's primary site psychiatric hospital put about fifteen hundred patients on a bus and sent them out of town about one third of those patients and that up here in california and b.c. so. really anything where they went to the police or grown up the homeless and dumped them in yeah yeah we're not even talking about undocumented immigrants now these are these are american citizens you know we're talking american citizens who aren't insured and if there's an important a really tragic reality of people in america who don't have health insurance. and these are people that do have health care but the cost of the health care is escalating it's against the law it's going to let's be clear what they're doing is against the law and it should not happen why are we. were to a rich white executives it was

. >> this is the nevada spca. it's a no-kill animal sanctuary. it is the only animal sanctuary in southern nevada that takes in all animals, so we've brought in dogs, cats, ferrets, guinea pigs, alpacas, bunnies hamsters. if you can think of it, we've probably brought it into the doors here. whatever comes into this building, it is safe. and in southern nevada this is the only place that they can go to that's safe. the quantity of animals we bring in, and the wide variety of animals, this really is the only place for them, or they would end up at the government kill shelters. we have 1,500 animals in the building. we've got various areas that we house them in. the dogs are in their dog runs. they have indoor and outdoor areas so that they can get sun during the day, if they want, and shade during the nighttime. this little guy just turned 4 weeks old. i woke him up from his nap. he came to us when he was a week old, him and his 3 other siblings. their mom, after she gave birth to them--after they were about a week old, it was discovered that she

lots of sunshine but snow in the sierra nevada, that is ground is too warm to keep the snow pack.e will be looking at winds upwards of 30-40 miles an hour and right through the afternoon, 30 mile-an-hour winds at oakland san jose and look at the coast. 45 and maybe upwards of 50 mile-an-hour winds. we saw a peak gust at 52 at ocean beach. temperatures taking a big hit tomorrow, 65 in santa cruz and low 60s in oakland. upper 50s clearlake. headed to oakland, chilly, clear and breezy. upper 50s for the a's and a little warmer on tuesday but a frosty start. we could see widespread frost and still areas of breezy conditions but warmer weather. in fact 80s return inland and 60s at our coast. looking at above average. >> i think we're already looking forward to the next weekend. sports, wow, incredible day. >> superbowl on the first day and masters. the drama last all day with first australia beat our grandfather to win aau gus that. jason day, first two holes, thanks to this one, takes the lead at 8 under. angel cabrera, he takes the lead with a great approach on 7 where he birdied. no

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federal authorities have announced plans to take disciplinary action against a hospital in nevada. alleged "patient dumping" in california. the psychiatric hospital reportedly improperly discharged patients and then bused them out of state without proper care. several patients reportedly ended up in san francisco. the san francisco city attorney is sorting through the cases now to see if he'll bring on a civil suit against nevada. as to an estimate on how much is has or is costing the city. herrera says it's too early to tell. demolition of the dome theater in pleasant hill. is now being put on hold. the city sent a letter to the building's owner on thursday saying. no work can be done until an appeal over the demoltion is considered. the theater officially closed on sunday. the developer called sy- west. says the city already reviewed and approved the redevelopment plans in a series of public meetings going back nearly a decade. the company wants to renovate the site and replace it with a dick's sporting goods. but supporters of the dome want to keep it open. as a home for foreign

ill patient discharged from nevada state facilities is accompanied by a chaperone, family member, legal guardian or state employee after a federal probe into one nevada state psychiatric hospital buying gray hour tickets for discharged patients many ended up in san francisco or los angeles. >> four national park sites are facing budget cuts because of the federal sequestration. according to our media partner, the "contra costa times", the following parks are open fewer day, eugene o'neal national historic site and john muir in martinez and the world war ii home front national memorial park in richmond and the port chicago naval magazine national memorial in concord. the parks also will not hire seasonal help during the summer months. >> new york city officially canceled the fleet week festivity and san francisco may not be far behind after the navy said they would not send ships to the may event because of sequester cuts. san francisco's event lost the blue angels and the parade of ships. >> we have not officially canceled but without the navy and the marines participating, without the

hand accounts from the patients will support the attorney's case and could put the future of the nevada hospital in jeopardy. >> thank you, and a almeida county supervisors will hear resolution asking for the stopping of send ing fingerprins to the government. >> to comply with federal law and we are trying identify the people that should be deported, committed violent crime, and that they no longer reside in our communities. >>> almeida sheriff said he trusted the law enforcement officials to do their job well. >> a changing of the guard in oakland after three months of patrolling the streets the

especially in southern nevada. in 2002, after only two years of the now 13-year drought, we went from having a reliable fifty year water plan to facing reality of immediate, severe, and disability at a timing shortages. the obvious first reaction is to reduce consumer consumption. in the new environment in which we find ourselves; however, this plan has to reflect programs having paid our customers to date nearly 200 million to remove brass and replace it desert vegetation. this is resulted in reducing or annual water use by approximately 29 billion gallon even as population swelled by 400,000. today the resident of southern nevada can proudly claim a net water use of 75 gallons per person per day and that in the driest city of the united states. next we immediately begin to build new intake deeper to lake mead at the cost of almost $1 billion paid for entirely by our customers. finally we're developing a water supply that is hydrologically independent of the colorado river. as a river community sharing a resource

also, the government says the state of nevada will face sanctions over an illegal practice that has ties to san francisco. and finally, another turn in the investigation involving the president and a toxin called ricin. the story is up next. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> federal authorities have announced plans to take disciplinary action against a hospital in nevada. for alleged "patient dumping" in california. the psychiatric hospital reportedly improperly discharged patients and then bused them out of state without proper care. several patients reportedly ended up in san francisco. the san francisco city attorney is

did nevada dump mental patients on california? >> a terror plot shut down. how investigators stopped a plan to blow up passenger trains in canada. >> and we're live in contra costa county where a new budget on the table could mean more fire stations on the chopping block. we'll have the details and the strong response from firefighters. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> building a case. boston officials reveal some of their evidence against the boston marathon bombings suspect. >> reporter: in contra costa county a new budget calls for two more fire station closures. what firefighters say this could mean for the safety of your home. >> a little sneaky fog has moved back in along the coastline. what does it mean for our weather today? we'll talk about that coming up. >> they are picking up overnight roadwork in the east bay. northbound 880 approaching high street. the rest of your morning drive, we'll tell you coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, april 23rd. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank

. >> hay sospechas que nevada ha env iado a personas cob problemas mentales a diversas partes del país, dicen que supuestamente a los pacientes les daban mpasajes de autobús pero sólo de ida . >> san francisco es un famoso destino turistico, pero al parecer también destino de personas con problemas mentales, pero no púque ellos lo quisieran. >> por eso la fidscal iniciko una investigación para saber si nevada ha enviadpo a personas con problemas a otros estados. >> es una cosa peligrosa para la comunidaad de san francisco . >> me preocupa para la gente. >> nevad acompraba pasajers pero soloo de ida, quedando sin comida, fondos y viviendas. >> muchos reaccionaban ante las aleg> a una persona que tiene problemas mentalesmandarlo a una ciudad que no conocen. >> más gente más locos. >> se declaró nosotros no ponemos personas en los autobúses., >> es un error de documentos, es de sistema, no es nuestra responsabilidad . >> al regresar... . >> le diremos que pasó con una propuesta po vender alcohol hasta las cuatro de la mañana . >> la familia de jenni rivera habla en un homenaje .

some cold readings out there, lots of 30s and it is producing a few snow showers up in the sierra nevada and it will clear out, sunny breezy and a little warmer 60s to near 70. >>> right now on the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good as you head down to the toll plaza with no major problems and also looking at the commute along the area that traffic is moving well, let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news, our continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombings in just 90 minutes from now the fbi will update the suspects from what bombing that the white house is calling a terrorist attack. alex savage is live in our newsroom, alex, what is the latest? >> reporter: well nobody in custody with connection with that attack, a short time from now we will hold that briefing and we expect to find out if federal investigators are zeroing in on anybody connected to the bombing yesterday. significant developments overnight, this is video taken over the area this morning and it shows law enforcement agents searching an apartment house near the waterfront in that city. you can see they are

nevada said the problem was a documentation error.n the case of san francisco, it appears the patients were bussed into the city because it has significant services. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: herrera says stories have patient dumping have long been an urban legend. but if they can prove it, they can receive damages. >>> brothers who lived a world apart, but were brought together by illness affectionately said their goodbyes. a declaration of love from 5- year-old collin mcfadden to his 26-year-old brother this evening at oakland's children's hospital. ta came from vietnam last month to donate his bone marrow to collin, who was adopted by an american family when he was just 14 months old. last week, bone marrow was transplanted from the older brother to the younger brother. tonight, as the two said goodbye and hugged, ta said he was pleased to meet his little brother's adopted family. >> translator: after the procedure, i was really happy. i was really happy that my brother has the best parents. >> the older brothe

did nevada really send its mental patients to california? >> plus, hear from the s.w.a.t.r who captured the boston bombing suspect freud after pulling him from a backyard boat. >> reporter: and a new budget for contra costa county fire could mean two more fire stations closed. what firefighters say this could mean for the safety of your home. ,, [ male announcer ] enjoy delicious chicken made the way you say at subwa. with our oven roasted chicken, now a $3 six-inch select. make it your own with melty monterey cheddar or creamy ranch. and during april, the black forest ham is also a $3 six-inch select. subway. eat fresh. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, april 23rd. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:0 now. the next legal step in the boston marathon bombings case will probably be a federal indictment. >> surviving suspect johar tsarnaev was charged in his hospital room yesterday. the 19-year-old tsarnaev indicated he and his brother were motivated by religious extremism. cbs news le

a little system in the sierra nevada. 2 to 6 inches.l snowing at last check. santa rosa, 34. 32 calistoga. a lot of 40s right now. it's a chilly, chilly morning. there's still a component of a little bit of a breeze, north- northwest. a little system in the sierra nevada will start to move out. 50s, 60s to near 7 -- to 70. vacaville out to the valley. tonight, clearing, cold again tomorrow but sunshine and warmer weather will start to warm up wednesday, thursday into friday. not much change. in fact, this may be the system for a while. very quiet pattern. >>> we're following new developments in the boston marathon bombings. the fbi just held a news conference and president obama is about to make another public statement at any moment. >> reporter: in the wake of the boston marathon bombings, security is being stepped up from b.a.r.t. to beta breakers. we'll tell you more about that -- coming up. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where the family is grieving the loss of their little girl. we'll tell you what happened in this fire and t

published reports claim but nevada's primary site psychiatric hospital put about fifteen hundred patients on a bus and sent them out of town about one third of those patients and that up here in california and b.c. . really only thing where they went to the police to round up the homeless and dump them in yeah yeah we're not even talking about undocumented immigrants now these are these are american citizens you know we're talking american citizens who aren't insured and importantly the really tragic reality of people in america who don't have health insurance. and these are people who do have health care but the cost of the health care is escalating it's against the law it's going to let's be clear what they're doing is against the law and it should not happen why are we seeing any more to rich white executives is what this is about what's to come now with obamacare i mean these hospitals institutions are businesses tom and let's make them not businesses but that's let's go back to the already very good be it did i must always be like this when if we had an excellent health care system h

nevada said the problem was a documentation error.n the case of san francisco, it appears the patients were bussed into the city because it has significant services. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: herrera says stories have patient dumping have long been an urban legend. but if they can prove it, they can receive damages. >>> brothers who lived a world apart, but were brought together by illness affectionately said their goodbyes. a declaration of love from 5- year-old collin mcfadden to his 26-year-old brother this evening at oakland's children's hospital. ta came from vietnam last month to donate his bone marrow to collin, who was adopted by an american family when he was just 14 months old. last week, bone marrow was transplanted from the older brother to the younger brother. tonight, as the two said goodbye and hugged, ta said he was pleased to meet his little brother's adopted family. >> translator: after the procedure, i was really happy. i was really happy that my brother has the best parents. >> the older brothe

kind of slick in the sierra nevada. overnight tonight, a little cooler, mid to upper 40s, 47 in san jose. mid 40s up to the north and sonoma county. there is the low. it's going to slide into the sierra, nevada. upper level trough, we are on the breezy conditions and as the low slides to the east it's the high that builds in. that is going to create a tight pressure gradient and gusty winds. 10:00, noticed the rains mainly up in the north bay. midnight going to the south bay and advancing through the santa cruz mountains. then by the wee hours of the morning, it's out of here and look for clear conditions. it will be quite windy out there. temperatures tomorrow, pretty similar but gusty winds, 68 in concord. upper 60s in san jose. 62, san francisco. 61, half moon bay. warm up as much as 8-10 degrees on tuesday. wednesday, 80s. thursday the sea breeze returns. even with the cooler weather it's going to be nice right into next weekend. >> ama: thank you, lisa. >> colin rush is in for shu. really the cal ladies they should

as we mentioned the department of energy has quite a presence in nevada. whether those issues are renewable energy on the test site or perhaps yucca mountain its heavy in nevada, and your comments and the discussions that we've had has been very helpful. i do appreciate your comments on the nuclear security and the opening statement. the nevada test site is an important tool for the nation, and we seek to combat nuclear proliferation to the military and the prevention protection response to terrorist that would use ready of logical or nuclear material as a weapon of mass destruction. but, doctor, by far the biggest question in the mind when it comes to the department of energy is regarding the feet of the proposed nuclear waste repository at yucca mountain. rather than objectively evaluate and yucca mountain as one proposal on many the shavit number thrown by designating it as the woman potential location to be evaluated. but was plagued with problems including a science and the problems. given this it's no wonder that nevada doesn't trust the assertions t

. >> gregg: federal authorities now taking disciplinary action against a nevada psychiatric hospitalor so-called patient dumping in neighboring california. the hospital accused of improperly discharging patients and literally bussing them out of the state. dominic dinatale is following it live from l.a. >> center for medicaid and medicine cared has given nevada ten days to fix the problems at the hospital following as you say, reports it may have improperly discharged patients and bussed them out of state. unbelievable really. in one case, a man was discharged from a las vegas hospital with a one way greyhound bus ticket to sacramento. he was given just a three-day supply of medication. when he arrived at a homeless shelter there, he had no money nor any understanding of why he had been sent to the city. a media reports said they had purchased bus tickets to 1500 discharged patients over the past five years. some of those have actually been sent to locations where they had no contact. they didn't know anybody. some of the patients who alleged to have been dumped say they're deeply hu