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i said, i don't want to leave nevada. >> reporter: psychotic, depressed, thinking of suicide. james brown found himself at rawson neal, nevada's largest mental hospital. 72 hours later, the doctor said it was time to go. >> he said, california sounds like a really nice state, i think you'll be happy there. >> reporter: and that's where the hospital sent him, to sacramento. brown was alone with just -- >> six bottles of ensure and three days of medication. >> reporter: -- and a greyhound ticket. one way. to a city he'd never been. >> why california? what's waiting for me there? i'm already -- i'm already scared enough. >> reporter: records show the hospital issued bus tickets to nearly 1,500 patients. "the sacramento bee" found that over the last five years those patients went to just about every state in the u.s. critics call it patient-dumping, a way to avoid providing expensive care in an already overburdened system. abc news also reviewed medical records, bus receipts and six years' worth of hospital error reports. this former hospital worker, who spoke exclusively to abc n

nevada doesn't have the population.casinos 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 orderor 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

nevada is next to california. location of the plants allows the company real power over if state with the highest electricity prices in the nation t. big expansion of natural gas power plants is paid for. the real power fees are gradient. fourth, it has a triple b meannous balance sheet. i fwaet rate can be cut in half. 95th, nv energy, buffet favors renew also by 2025. berkshire can accelerate that dramatically, given that nevada is the state for solar and wind farm development, sunny, winny, what's not to like? this purchase is one more demonstration oracle knows the best way to make money is to bet against wall street and the companies themselves. the status made no sense given the fact that not all utilities are the same. they all trade in lockstep because of wall street's all utility stocks are created equally. they will get hurt by the rise if rates. it's not true. buffet knows it. he is pouncing when others ofretting. congratulations once again to the best investor lot. nice pie. stick with cramer. >>> welc

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continue to push coast of southern nevada. is light potential for pop up showers later this morning. the afternoon and evening hours are relatively dry. >> focusing on the center's currently, san mateo 59. lows 60s in fremont. mid-50s currently waking up in livermore. as we track the numbers into the afternoon. you cast 4 highlights the tall clock tower. sixties and seventies around the bay area more and the way of seventies by 3:00 p.m.. >> today she bridge pretty mild warm evening. the green on your screen indicates 60s by 8:00 p.m. tonight. i want to talk about your afternoon highs. similar to yesterday's. napa 73. 71 for fairfield. low seventies down the east bay shoreline. 56 in san mateo--66 in san mateo. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows a 10 percent chance for rain into tomorrow. i do not count on anything too drastic. we're not talking a rainmaker. current conditions by the end of the week warmer weather on the way at the transition into the weekend. more details on your extended forecast coming up in

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i said i don't want to leave nevada. >> psychotic. depressed thinking of suicide.nd himself at ross neal nevada largest mental hospital. 72 hours later the doctor said it was time to go. >> he said california seems like a real nice statement i think you will be happy 30. that's where the hospital sent him. to sacramento. brown was alone with just. >> 3 day worth of medication. >>reporter: and a greyhound ticket. one way to a city where he had never even been. >> why california? what's waiting for me there? i'm already if -- i'm already scared to death. >>reporter: records show the hospital issued bus ticket to nearly 1500 patients. sacramento bee found that over the last 5 years those patients went to just about every state in the u.s. critic call it patient dumping. way to avoid providing expensive care in an already over burden system. abc news also reviewed medical records bus receipts and 6 years worth of hospital error reports. this former hospital worker would spoke exclusively to abc news asked to us disguise his identity says he saw several patients put on

should be in nevada by tomorrow or tonight. we could get some showers, but i think it's more towards sacramento, some of the high country up in the sierra. a mix of sun and clouds, could be a few showers. but 60s to 70s. dave? >> thank you. >>> a new development about fixing those bad bolts on the bay bridge. why the engineers are now using their ears as well as their eyes. >> reporter: after hours of public comment a decision has been made on whether to save this dome theater. we'll tell you what happened and reaction to the public. >>> crews get ready to fix a sinkhole in san francisco that appears to be getting -- getting larger. we'll tell you what we've learned about repairs and when they will be finished. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >>> welc

rotating back around up in the sierra nevada.ain is being drawn up from a low pressure system right off the coast. some of that rain is turning to snow. at last check it was rain at tahoe truckee. and swinging right up here to the southwest. right near santa cruz. santa cruz coast. also out toward the san mateo coast later on. the low will be here today and tomorrow. with that in mind 50s on the temps for most. generally a low 50s to upper 50s. sierra nevada though probably too much cloud cover. but you can see this is rotating back from east to west. very unusual for may. no doubt. and then this is rotating and swinging close. near monterey or santa cruz. 30s and 40s and 50s. 37 tahoe. maybe above lake level you are getting snow. this system combined with that puts us in line for possible showers and thundershowers. rain coming off the sierra nevada. cloud, showers. possible afternoon thunderstorms. i would think more likely toward south bay and peninsula. we will definitely keep an eye on things. 60s and 70s. temperatures have

we generated the first tax dollars in nevada that morning of april 30th. >> nevada was first and newity, which would be the last place they would want online casinos. does it take away from the visitors, the the people who would be going to the casinos in las vegas or atlantic city? >> well, i think there's two different approaches right now. year seeing nevada, which with poker-only legislation and then new jersey that is going with full-blown online casino legislation. what you have to look at is, if you look at the previous months statistics you see nevada is seeing a percentage growth and new jersey is seeing a decline in revenue. a little bit of that is recapturing revenue. it is looked at as a revenue source. it represents 1% of gaming revenues. you will see as states look at this, they will go down the path of nevada and you're seeing california and states like michigan that think that's the appropriate path. and i think you will see other states that go down the path of new jersey. for me, our partners, frank and lorenzo, own station casinos. they're also owners of ultimate f

rain up in the sierra nevada. and a little bit offshore. i think this doesn't have enough humph right now. so this system will keep us partly to mostly cloudy today. it could be a few afternoon thundershowers. you need like 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon get a little heating. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy here in the afternoon. scattered showers this afternoon. maybe a thunderstorm is not nearly as windy today. it stays cool to mild. our cloud and rain forecast you can see what is coming up from the southwest. rotating around that low. and swinging off the sierra heading toward northern nap pa county and sonoma. so combination of the two put us in a painting a partly cloudy scooter scattered shower forecast. tuesday evening it should be on the way out of here. 50s on the temps. and that system off the sierra nevada a little bit of snow in some of the higher elevations. last check tahoe and truckee were too low for snow. this band right here is losing a little bit of its punch. i expect that to pick up. a cool 61 in palm springs. this system

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>> yes. >> you were scheduled to return to nevada. why didn't you go back? that made you make the poor choice to not return? >> i was already there for 16 months. it was only, like, a seven or eight-month program. it was my fault that i was there for 16 months. i was messing up when i first got there. i did complete every aspect of the program. sports, vocation, school, i completed everything. i asked when i was going to get released. i was told september 1st, and i just felt like that's -- september 1st, that's another 4 months away. i was like, i've already been here double the time you're supposed to be here, so that's why i ran. >> so why is it the program turned out to be double for you? >> because i wasn't working my program, your honor. i had an anger issue, and i just -- i couldn't control my anger. i couldn't control the things that i was doing. i was just snapping off. sometimes i wasn't taking my medication, and it just -- it caused a real problem for me. >> so you made the decision, then, that you weren't going to go back because you wanted to ge

there are clouds coming in from the sierra nevada.mbination of the two should kind of close up the gap for any sun. snowing up at highway 50, echo summit, donner summit as well. a mix of rain and snow. there it is. now, this ban is ed aing more toward lake county -- is heading more toward lake county. that'sable proably more rain. this system is swinging up from the southwest. we get a little bit of sun here. if that holds, that would definitely help. need a little instabilitity in the atmosphere -- instability in the atmosphere. you wait june -- i mean, january, february, march, april. not much happens. we go from record heat to snow up in the -- from snow up in the sierra nevada. it wraps up around from sacramento. we've had some rain there. you can see how it's heading over toward lake county and also northern napa county. not much yet. needs a little bit more oomph in the atmosphere. this is the one, i think. not until probably early afternoon. 34 in tahoe. that temperature is going down. that's been going down. some of that rain

. >> and i've got nevada, it's nevada. i'm terribly sorry, sir.democrat votes in the senate to defund irs getting involved in obamacare? >> well, i am hearing a lot of outrage coming from the left for the first time with in administration on some of the issues we've been dealing with the last couple of days. it will be interesting and i just got some data back from the state of nevada and start talking about the scandal going on at the irs and look at the question, do you want to hire 16,000 new irs agents to handle your health care? stuart, i'm telling you right now after everything they've done, and i know you hit this constantly and that's financial security, that's probably the most stressful issue in america today. is financial security. and yet, now we have the agency that probably has more impact on the success of your financial security being one of the most biased and corrupt agencies now in the united states. and it clearly, clearly causes more stress out there with the american people and two-thirds of nevada says let's not hire more ir

thousands of people from the bay area all the way up to oregon to nevada all felt the quake. and here's a look at some of the damage near the epicenter. it's a kitchen in prattville on the shores of lake almanor. they thought their cabin near the lake was coming down. a lot of people in sacramento felt it, as well. >> actually i felt the couch kind of go from side to side. i thought it was a car driving by. it wasn't nothing -- it wasn't shaking to the point where, you know, it was noticeable. >> but they felt it. the usgs says this type of damage is typical of a 5.7 quake items falling off shelves. there's been a number of aftershocks since last night's quake, as well. >> that earthquake has relieved some stress. now, it also has imparted some stress in adjacent areas. and that's why we have aftershocks. it has altered the state of stress and so it's triggered smaller earthquakes around it. >> the strongest aftershock so far has been a magnitude 4.9. >>> russia was also struck by a powerful earthquake today. the epicenter was in the sea of okosk east of the russian coast and

derleth, nevada is a tiny place. the empire you mentioned, that is a neighboring town which does not exist anymore. it was a classic company town. usgs cut their losses in sheet rock and closed down. it is gone. the houses are there but the people are gone. it is the real wild west, the way it was. it takes a lot of the romance out of it. so we have done several things. black rock solor, which came out of burning man in gerlach. the school is closing down because they do not have any kids. the economy has been based on mining. there are some tourists that come through. hunters. some of our people come through and leave money in their wake. a little town like that does not know how to make money. but they have learned in certain ways. we have made significant charitable contributions. i do not want to great -- take much credit for this, but we are helping to keep them alive. the thing about our event, we do not do commercial things at the event. it spreads out the economic development to our neighbors. the piutes down

kelvin, i said nevada, i get flack from saying nevada.y playing some sound from president obama this week who was asked about jason collins and had this to say. >> i'll say something about jason collin. i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. he seems like a terrific young man. and i told him i couldn't be prouder. you know, one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community deserves full equality. not just partial equality. not just tolerance, but a recognition that they're fully a part of the american family. >> obviously it's great to see the president, you know, being supportive of him like that but a couple things struck me. he went out of his way to answer that question. he was leaving the room, wanted to answer it, came back. he had personally called jason collin. this came on the heels in president obama's inaugural address back in january, he specifically invoked stone wall rights, the iconic moment for gay rights in america. it strikes me in politics ho

if you are watching up in the sierra nevada, it looks like you are getting some rain. everything is rotating east of us. we get the low clouds in there. there is plenty of clouds and but the lows are much cooler for most. a lot of low 50s. 51, 52. there goes our low. we can say goodbye to it. one forecast low brings income if morning fog. sunny and mild. 60s and 70s. by the weekend it will be warmer. it won't be hot, hot. temperatures if -- thicker fog here in the morning. 70s to almost 80 degrees for almost. that would be ant crock and brentwood. gilroy 78 degrees. livermore 73. little warmer thursday and sunshine and warmer weather an thursday. >> thank you very much steven. >>> the san jose sharks celebrating the first playoff sweep in team history. >> last night they tied the vancouver canucks late in regulation. march low knocked in a power play goal. they have about a week off before the second round to rest up. their opponent has notelet been determined. the warriors seeking redemption tonight after monday. game two of the nba western conference semi finals tips

he was transferred from the northern nevada prison down here on friday. he literally walks underground through a tunnel then into the courthouse through an elevator. and as you've seen he comes through a side door. i'm glancing at my monitor as well to see when indeed o.j. comes in. i did see o.j.'s attorneys walk in. they said his client is feeling pretty good. they were also talking about where this is going to go first. and it's all going to be about that relationship between galanter and o.j. after all, for years they were sidekicks if you will, galanter on o.j.'s side constantly representing him in a myriad of different legal ventures. and now basically o.j. is saying this is a case of sheer betrayal, galanter did not serve him well, in fact loused up his trial so badly he deserves a new one. that's where we're going to start this morning, ashleigh. >> and paul, it was just this week for the first time he walked through that door on the right hand side of your screen and the headlines were very clear, he is older, he has gained a lot of weight in tha

we'll see a few this afternoon especially nevada and utah in the higher terrain. this is about the only wet spot i could find coming out of the reno/take how ar ren reno/tahoe area. today's forecast, mostly dry for about everyone. partly cloudy skies. temperatures seasonal for this time p schs pasco, washington. >> very nice. >> we'll continue to watch the northwest and just wait till i show you the five-day forecast in portland, oregon. it's beautiful there, too. >> sounds like a great day. >> yep. >> thanks, bill. >>> surprising new statistics on gun-related crimes and homicides that will surely add fir >>> welcome back to "early today." gun crime has plunged across the country since its peak in the 1990s. government statistics show gun killings fell 30% between 1993 and 2011. >>> the suspect in colorado movie theater shooting plans to enter an insanity plea. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring dozens last summer. >>> the first state has become the 11th state to legalize same sex marriage. the delaware governor signed legislation tuesday af

central california, it will fly out and now the wrap around could still hit us, up in the sierra nevadathe lee settles. mostly cloudy and not much of a breeze to wipe it out. kind of a mild and muggy afternoon. upper 50s to near 60s, temperatures are stuck and nothing has changed there. still some rain snow mix, everything is coming back, going from east to west, so occasionally it may wrap back around us. and it may be tough to burn off, 50s all the way back to southern california and partly cloudy, it will be half that, once the lows move in, we are done. but it is not much of a difference here and we will level off and keep it here and we may have to do with clearing and then slow warming thursday and into the weekend. >>> all right, 6:13 is the time right now. pg&e could be facing a record- breaking fine and the reason some say that penalty does not make sense. >>> also, a hacking attack could be underway right now. 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,

the people that run the program in nevada county. the program that provisions the services, that program is available to people voluntarily. that only 4 people have been treated through the voluntary clause. that service is available to all people. 4 people were involuntary mandated to those services. couple of them succeeded, a couple didn't. the point is that the county where you have a chief of police who meets with the judge, who meets with the department of mental health or the head of the department of mental health have breakfast in their local coffee place. that model can work in a small community where you are going to know the clients and know the people that come up. does it work in an urban setting when you have highly complex and structured system or interaction of systems between police, between providers and things like that? we don't think so and that's part of the reason it hasn't been implemented. it's filled with all sorts of legal problems and coordination problems with bringing additional core systems into alignm

now you can see it moving back into nevada and arizona. proximity close enough to the bay area, we keep the clouds and chance of a light shower or sprinkle, just a slight chance but still lots of cloud cover and temperatures in the warmest locations not so warm, in the 70s. high pressure returns the next few days, especially by the weekend. that means inland spots on track to reach the 80s. our forecast model is showing you the bulk of the shower activity to the north and east of the bay area. we'll take this into thursday. probably drizzle showing up coast side tomorrow morning and skies will be partly cloudy into the afternoon hours. maybe patchy fog lingering near parts of the showerline for thursday afternoon. temperatures this afternoon ranging from the low 60s all the way to the low 70s. remember just a few days ago we were talking about the 90s across parts of the bay area. not the case today. san jose a forecast high of 72. here's a look ahead at the forecast with the weekend always in view. pretty much a stable weather pattern. cl

it's over in nevada and california. we're left with the moderate to strong on shore floor.. it lot be chilly. the flow is coming out of the northwest. chilly throughout much of the day. even inland. you'll barely make it to 70 degrees. saturday and sunday it takes shape right over top of us. that will lighten the on shore flow meaning you get a lot of sunshine. much milder weather. so you'll start off cloudy tomorrow. sunny and milder this weekend. as for rainfall we enjoyed it this morning. no more rain for the next five to seven days at a minimum. concord, six degrees below average. palo alto, 66 with afternoon sunshine. hayward, 64. low 70s for pittsburgh. livermore, 69 degrees. san raffle, 67. alameda, 63. we'll get milder. sunnier on saturday. sunny and warm on sunday as well. monday too. cooling off a bit next week but no more rainfall for the next seven days. >>> we have breaking news we want to get to right now. all the northbound lanes in oakland are closed at this moment because of a shooting we are told. the freeway is closed at jackson street. chp says there are

our forecast going to nevada, 82 degrees and sunny tomorrow.ill approach 90 on thursday with sunshine continuing. this heat wave will last from tomorrow through saturday. here's the reason for it, big bubble of high pressure. i'm here to tell you it's not. it has moved and built to the north. when it does this, because winds go clock wise around high pressure. we get an offshore wind. northeast wind. that cranked up this evening. and pushing that ocean influence all the way out to the ocean. so the heat begins tomorrow with the hottest days coming up thursday and friday. when numerous record daily highs will likely be broken coming up on thursday and on friday. storm is warm, getting to that hot territory. we are hot come up on thursday and friday. you want the cool stuff? it's coming. i'll have cooler weather on friday. sunday is when things get going as the on shore flow comes back. we're on our way up. concorde 86. looking at highs well into the 80s for sunny vail. upper 70s for union city. we'll approach 90 in pleasant hill. pleasantton 86.

it offers internet poker for anyone 21 and older whose computer is in nevada.ts predict internet gaming could grow into a $100 million-a-year-industry. that is a lot of money. >> it certainly is. ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> straight ahead, your wednesday morning weather. >>> plus, in sports home run fever in cleveland. >>> and coming up later -- >> the tube in her mouth disappeared, and she was reborn. >> an innovative surgery allows a little girl to breathe on her own for the first time. innovative surgery allows a little girl to breathe on her own for the first time. can febreze eliminate the toughest odors? to find out we filled this car with trash, attached a febreze car vent clip, and let in real people. it smells good. like clean laundry. i could sit in this all day. [ laughs ] febreze keeps your car fresh. breathe happy. from the united states postal service a small jam maker can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ >>> here's a look at today's

miguel almaguer, perhaps no place is feeling the fever more than a tiny california town near the nevada border. >> reporter: on the edge of the california desert, the line in the small town of nipton snakes along the highway before it reaches the front door of the prim valley lotto store. >> i'm here to win the money. >> you'd think it was a guarantee the winning powerball ticket was being printed here. the wait, up to nine hours. >> i had to come all the way across the desert to get here. >> reporter: in neighboring nevada, where there is no powerball, the vegas gamblers have ditched the strip for the streets of nipton. >> i know i'm going to win. >> reporter: with the jackpot soaring to $600 million, powerball fever has swept across the country. >> one ticket, that's all it takes. >> reporter: 43 states plus d.c. and the virgin islands play powerball. new yorkers are spending the most. >> i just won $180 worth of powerball. >> reporter: but it's the recent addition of california, where 11% of the country's powerball players have helped generate a historic jackpot. in the golden state,

already developed up in the sierra nevada. some of that turning to snow. we are waiting for that. the low which came retro grating back. march i would believe it. may you don't see that too often. cloudy to mostly cloudy. there are breaks in the clouds. as the system sits here it will spin in afternoon heating. mostly cloudy and partly cloudy with a few breaks. i think areas far south san mateo county also toward santa cruz and toward santa clara valley as well wrapping back around. scattered showers possibility of a thundershower. 50s and 60s on the temps and the wind which was north, northeast all last week is all over the place now. more westerly but a little bit of a variable on the wind direction. you can see offshore this is what is here. nothing too much yet. you have a come by in addition -- combination of that coming around. combination of those two will give us a very interesting day. maybe a few sun breaks. i think things will juice up a little bit. partly cloudy. possible showers. near 70 for many. coast, bay, inland. maybe one of those days where oakland is warmer tha

the nevada psychiatric hospital accused of dumping mentally ill patients in other states. flyers asking if the bus, started showing up today. the flyer gives the phone number to the investigator. an investigation by the sacramento bee earlier this year found a nevada hospital purchased bus tickets for more than 1,500 mentally ill patients over the past five years, sending them to cities all across the country including san francisco and san jose. >>> a mom is being help who was badly injured when a car slapped into her living room. >> it made local headlines. now the neighbors are uniting with support and an old-fashioned drink. >> reporter: a good old-fashioned element night stand was set up here. and neighbors plan to start another one up this weekend. all to help raise money. >> reporter: when she found out a car crashed through her neighborhood she wanted to do something to help. >> i felt really bad for the family and i felt angry that two kids were so selfish. they had to race for something and they ended up hitting the house. >> reporter: last week two cars raced th

. >> the tax states, florida, arizona, texas, north carolina, nevada.he biggest losers new york, california, illinois, new jersey and ohio. taxes? really? >> there is what i call the magic formula. taxes on the one hand and good labor policy on the other. which means doing business being free to hire and fire the people you want. in an overlap in the most successful states you see both low income tax or no taxes coupled with right to work laws. hand in hand those laws will over time. few people do if you are really wealthy you think about that most americans think that is what you know goes hand in hand with these tax policies. that's why they are so critical for policy makers to get right. >> states seem to be doubling down on both good and bad policies? >> that's right. you have states like minnesota that have been talking about a snow bird tax raising marginal tax rates up here you have those kinds of states not doing as well. >> governor dayton says, these people are going to florida and arizona and in the winter, but they are minnesota people. we s

flyers asking people if they were bussed from nevada to san francisco started showing up in the area yesterday. the fire gives a phone number to an investigator. an investigation by the sacramento b earlier this year found a nevada hospital purchased bus tickets for more than 1,500 patients from a psychiatric hospital over the past five years. sending them to cities all across the country, including san francisco and san jose. >>> a union city third grade teacher aip cused of molesting young students made his first court appearance. he didn't enter a plea, but we did get new, troubling details about what he is accused of doing. now, more on those details, plus how parents should address these difficult topics with their children. >> they should be listening for the question behind the question. >> reporter: having the talk with your child is difficult. children's hospital child psychiatrist says when it involves a talk about inappropriate behavior between children and adults, it's critical to listen to your kids. >> it's really important in situations such as the one we're talking ab

an elderly woman in nevada gets her house broken into by a bear. how she escaped. >>> deadly bus crash. the latest on the early morning accident in texas that injured several students. >>> i'm bob turk. the first warning weather center. a very cool weekend headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> as the people of oklahoma struggle to recover, wjz urges you to help. donate to the red cross relief efforts. it's community commitment ,,,,,, >>> police this philadelphia, release violent surveillance video. club shooting. police say the two men got into an argument in the elmwood neighborhood. when the suspects were told to go, one came back, as you saw, with an ak-47 and shot numerous shots inside the club. one person was shot. but the injuries are not life- threatening. police are still searching for both suspects tonight. >>> a school bus crash in north texas claims one life and injures one student. police say a driver was drifting in between lanes and slammed into a bus, taking children to school this morning. the

. >>> some developing news from the northern sierra nevada. aftershocks all night long following a 5.7 earthquake. surveillance video from a store near the epicenter showing shelves shake, items falling. there's been no report of injuries, though. the epicenter was 10 miles west of plumas county, the town of greenville. that's about 110 miles northeast of sacramento. it struck just before 9:00 last night. and here's what it looked like on the kpix 5 seismograph. thousands of people from the bay area all the way to oregon to nevada all felt the quake. take a look at this kitchen. this is in prattville, close to the epicenter. they thought their cabin near lake almanor was going to come down. a lot of people in sacramento felt it, as well. >> first i thought the table moved because i was playing a game. i looked at the wall. i felt like i heard the walls creek. i thought somebody hit our house with our car. >> the plumas county sheriff says there is some damage to foundations, chimneys and some propane tanks and the usgs says there's a chance of

account is located in new york all right so we have nevada new york ireland reminds us of the. crisis in two thousand and eight where you had these luxembourg based icelandic bankers making swiss franc denominated loans to your informers of course that worked out well but what's going on here without well i mean we're talking about a company who's paying a lot of taxes anyways but there's just minimising their taxes so it's not i mean i wouldn't juxtapose that to the foreclosure crisis we had in two thousand and eight and they're just doing this complicated stuff in a different fashion. and it's actually working for them they're making a lot of money off of they have their own hedge fund is one of the largest in the world would think about how much bigger they could be if they didn't have to deal with our complicated tax i understand and i'm not criticizing them ok i just think it's really complicated but it gives you more coffee as we also have which is the apple sales international that holds apple's intellectual property rights of europe and some other countries as managed a

southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake right over here, 24 hours ago that was in somebody's house. it's been through a treatment plant. and now it's in our lake and we're watering with it. narrator: these reuse and conservation techniques enable las vegas to exist in the desert. another important form of conservation is preventing leaks. man: every drop counts. all water systems have what they call an efficiency rating. so if you were to measure the water that goes into your system and compare it to the water that goes out, how much is unaccounted for? most states have a goal of 10%. ours is at only 5.5% right now. and we have plans to lower that to 4%. man: we actually have our entire distribution system mapped out in a computerized or electronic format.