congresswoman dina titus of nevada.gresswoman, thank you. >> thank you. >>> today's producer pick comes to us from amanda ingersoll, and it doesn't get much cuter than this. check it out. there it is right there, a polar bear. a polar bear cub, actually, at the toronto zoo, made his public debut this weekend. the crowd loves him. only three months old, apparently. the baby bear's also, as you might imagine, a social media phenomenon. do we know the cub's name, anybody in the control room? oh, it hasn't been named yet. you can probably name the cub, shoot him an e-mail. online videos of the cub's first steps, first bath, and first time frolicking in the snow have received millions of hits. judging by his adorableness, it's clear to see why. list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told h

the drought is turning even fertile parts of nevada into a dust bowl. areas that once had plenty of water from sierra run off and understood ground wells now have none. the drought has become so severe that birds are singing their first vast refuge turn to mud. many must now move on or starve. no one in this state is suffering more from this drought than the ranchers and farmers. most have been barely been able to squeak by with what water they've had. most of these ranches and farms will be history. george warren is a third generation rancher. his family has been raising cattle here for the past three years. the price of hay has gone through the roof. and still he must feed his herd. >> it's tough. you know, you get up in the morning and you're usually ready to go out and do something. what is there to do right now? we do our maintenance work and stuff like that. usually we would be getting ready to get machines ready. you keep going but right now you're sitting here waiting and saying what's the weather going to do? >> farming is the third biggest ind

ski resorts in the sierra nevada mountains are seeing this now firsthand, relying on artificial snow making, some resorts have closed, and others have laid off workers, and ski rearen't the ones needing rain. farmers and planters, processers and truck drivers are really feeling the heat. >> if we don't get rain in a 30-day or so window, we'll be in pretty much dire straits. >> california's agriculture industry is worth $40 billion. no rain could mean food stamps for farmers and food shortages for americans. >> i can't grow any crops. it doesn't go to market. it creates a shortage and what happens with a shortage? prices go up. >> the u.s. is expected to announce whether they will have federally controlled to farmers this month. the southwest has seen drought cycles before, and it will see them again, but the colorado river is already a relative trickle when it reaches california. and even better water management and prices hasn't kept pace with water management in metropolitan areas in a time of short rain. water in the west on this edition of "inside story," looking at the challenge

we will see if nevada actually get the giga.eth weintraub, the editor and publisher at electrek co. and thank you matt miller. we have breaking news about joseph a banks and the men's wearhouse. the battle continues. we have more right here on "taking stock." ♪ fax michigan congressman dave camp has a plan to overhaul the tax code. it is going under the microscope. one of the lobbyists represents the municipal law and energy -- industry. trade organization is an associate member. let's talk about what the dave camp plan suggests should happen with the amount of money people receive from their municipal bonds. there are a few provisions that address municipal bonds. that ithe provisions would like to talk about first is a tax. they want to raise the tax rate from 25% to five percent. -- 35%. were ors at 400,000 hundred 50,000 depending on whether you are married or single. individual andn your gross is $400,000 and you are a married couple your gross is $450,000, you would be subject to an additional 10% on income that you receiv

the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, for mr. reed of rhode island, proposes an amendment numbered 2714. mr. reid: i ask for the yeas and nays on that amendment, mr. president. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will call the roll. mr. reid: i have a second-degree amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment numbered 2715 to amendment numbered 2714. mr. reid: i have a cloture motion on the reed amendment i'd ask be report he. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance with provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the reed of rhode island amendment numbered 2714 to s. 1845, a bill to provide for the extension of certain unemployment benefits and for other purposes. signed by 17 senators as follows -- re

the sierra nevada this morn.ierra nevada this morn. here's what it looks like at donner summit on interstate that's about 72- hundred fe up. it's a fairly high snow lev right now. temperatures in the lake tahoe area are arod the freezing level. in southern california... rn may have played a part in a rig crash, in pasadena. it happened last night, in a tunnel along interstate 210. no one was injured. and there are mandatory evacuation orders a thousand homes, in easters angeles county.. authoritiee concerned that the storm wi cause flooding and mudslide on steep mountain slopes, bd by a wildfire near glendorat month. for the latest information this storm... and to zoom into your neighborhood, go "k-p-i-x dot com" anytime. yahoo is accusing american d british spies of a whole new level of privacy violations. the guardian ewspaper says e british version of the n-s- with the help of the n-s-a, snapped photos from one-poi million users' webcam videos, including intimate and naked ones. it was part of a facial recogni

see the clouds beginning to slide up into the sierra nevada, and

. >>> the university of nevada is offering a program in a field that's expected to see major growth intechnology. bigad shaban met with one student who's getting one of the first drone degrees. >> reporter: o'ryan vazquez is not a typical engineering student. he's learned to design and build drones. >> it's really exciting. >> the electronics that control the motor. >> reporter: this professor at the university of nevada, reno, helped create the new minor. the undergraduate program combines robotics and computer science with engineering. it's one of a number of degreed programs preparing students for careers in the drone industry. >> it very easily gives them an edge when they go into this industry. employers would say, wow, you're familiar with these systems. >> reporter: his grad students just landed a $150,000 grant in the u.s. army to engineer drones that can detect gas leaks, radiation, or other toxins. the university hopes the drones will transform the college. it should generate $89 billion over the next ten years. vazquez believes the sky's the limit. >> to think i'll be able t

cbs news, reno, nevada. >> right now at 6:00, similar snow.'re in for another round of snow overnight. alst like the one that fell this morning. >>> five months after the shooting at the navy yard, an active shooter drill here at joint base anacostia bowling, did they save lives? i'm bruce leshan, the story coming up. >> this is bruce johnson, big development in the race for d.c. mayor, the council representing organized labor, some 45,000 votes in d.c. failed to endorse the candidate for mayor. >>> that's one of those deals where the tiniest change in temperature could make all the difference in your morning commute, nonetheless, we're going to have snow tomorrow. >> first alert chief meteorologist, topper shutt is in the weather center with more on our yellow alert. top. >> a ground hog day celebration. a little different time frame. here's the radar. most of the snow now breaking out in missouri, but now some snow breaking out in the ohio valley and an upper air disturbance as opposed to a surface low. it's going to be a quick mover, no dou

. >>> speaking of animals, students at a college up in incline village, nevada, are getting too cozy with their neighbors. rob mcallister shows us the school wants them to back off from the bears. >>> reporter: astounding pictures of a student hand feeding a bear. >> not the best idea i have ever heard. >> reporter: the picture posted on a social media site was quickly seen by just about everyone on the sierra nevada college campus. cell phone cameras captured several encounters including a bear in a dorm room. administrators say the student left the window open. the black bear crawled in to get food. >> i think that they are putting their own safety at risk. >> reporter: so the school started a campaign, a fed bear is a dead bear. >> we never want to see a bear put down so we want to let them know if you leave your trash out, if you feed a bear, you're going to get that bear killed. >> reporter: the department of fish and wildlife eventually kill the bears as they become accustomed to domestic food but some say the message isn't sinking in. >> people are still feeding bears and taki

payne: thank you to my colleague, the gentleman from new york and the gentleman from nevada for their continuous leadership on these c.b.c. special orders. i'm honored to join them once ain on a topic that is paramount right now in our nation's history and also a situation that we must deal with in a manner to keep this nation moving forward. mr. speaker, i rise today to ask my friends on the other side of the aisle to do one simple thing, it is something that we expect from every american and every person in this country expects it from us. that simple thing i'm asking for, mr. speaker, is for congress to pay our nation's bills on time. there should be no resistance, no strings attached, no threats of default. americans deserve better than to have the full faith and credit of the united states of america held hostage so that some of my republican colleagues can demand ransome for their radical agenda. mr. speaker, the full faith and credit of the united states is nonnegotiable, period. so i'm urging this congress to raise the debt ceiling swiftly and do it with no strings attached. o

see the clouds beginning to slide up into the sierra nevada, and moving on out. high-d,f doppler radar showing things are quiet. there's drizzle outside. the roadways are going be slick. toward the afternoon, all that drizzle will come to an end, and going to get a needed break over the next few days, temperatures if stepping outside mainly into the 50s. by the afternoon, see some 50s out near the coastline. still fairly mild inside the bay, into the 6 0s, as high as 64 degrees in litmore, 62 degrees in have have a hay owe, 62 degrees in san jose. check out the roadways with elizabeth. >> got our first crash in the morning, headed into mountain view. a multicar crash. one car, may even be a truck, facing the wrong way. may start to see delays at northbound 85 approaching lynn avenue. downed trees and phone lines continue to cause problems in woodside. the exact location is highway 84 near grand view drive. know that pg and e crews are out there now, working to clear it. so is chp. a heads up if traveling in that area. all lanes are blocked. high wind advisory in

but earlier nevada highway patrol did say this.the subject was resisting any of the commands of the officer along with the trooper. at one point elevated to officers lives in danger and shots were fired. >> but the uncle of the man who was killed said police had no reason to open fire. his nephew was unarmed and never a violent man. listen to the uncle. >> i thought he was wrongly shot down. he was trying to run for cover. they claim he was trying to go inside the vehicle and take a gun. he's not that kind of individual. he was most likely trying to protect himself from any further harm. >> now, a former police officer who sat on a review board did look at that video we saw. in his estimation, he says the shooting and to be justified by police, gretchen. >> amazing how important that cell phone video ended up being in this case. trace, thanks so much. >>> two americans found dead overseas on a ship made famous by somali hijackers. two former navy s.e.a.l.s hired to provide security against pirates. how do you feel about your childr

we are still seen snow in the sierra nevada. that may get about a foot and half.the grand totals. it is not too shabby and we did see--santa rosa saw about a half an inch. you can expect cloudy conditions but we will start to dry out as we head into the afternoon i will talk about one storm tracker to is expected to come. >> we are still tracking hot spots and the ride on interstate 580 it has is only sure problems. there is a big accident on to 05 in tracy that is jammed up and that eaton canyon road we have a truck that is backing up the drive. this is now adding about 15 minutes to your drive time into castro valid. there are problems persisting with an overturned accident in morgan hill southbound 1 01 this accident is likely to be there until about 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> the big impact is expected out of gilroy in the northbound direction. wind advisories are in affect for bay area bridges and the bay bridge is underwent advisory but the traffic is light the san mateo bridge is also under advisory and the message sign has been activated. the golden gate

these showers continue to work their way east and we have snow in the sierra nevada. conditions as we head into the afternoon. you will see just that all future cast 4 but by 1:00 p.m. will start to dry out and cleared things out in fact we will see breaks of sunshine. most of the they should be fine and i do not think you will encounter any problems. rain is on the way for 10:00 p.m. tonight. >> the heaviest rain is want to fall through the over night and will wake up to scattered showers north the golden gate bridge. here is a look at the toes. between 1 and 2 in. about an inch for san francisco bay. we will take what we can get. when to weather advisories are in effect for the tahoe area and we have already seen three to 6 in. of snow. we have more details come up with the 7:00 a.m. hour. >> the seven day around the bay shows unsettled weather and we will start to dry out as we head into next week. partly cloudy conditions and the temperatures will be in the '60s. >> we're watching wall street with our financial expert brought black. >>rob black. >> things seem fai

number 2, i think you said nevada. they seem to say they are the first ones. have been charging them for their food and medical for over ten years. but i hope they can get by with it. that's good. >> talking about private prisons. there is a quote that says . . . >> when we come back, our google hangout is standing by with questions for sheriff joe. but first, you want to up your interaction with us, check out our new app. share your thoughts during the live show. disagree with one of our guests, great, tell us. get exclusive app content. receive grabs, quizzes, and guest information. interact with other app users in real time. you can be our third co-host, vote, tweet, and record video comments and we'll feature them on air. this literally puts you in the control room. download it now at aljazeera.com/a aljazeera.com/ajmstreamapp. ♪ >>> we're back with sheriff joe arpaio, often called america's toughest sheriff. sheriff how did illegal immigration become a pressing issue for you? >> we have had -- about five years ago, there was two new state laws that were p

>> well, i think that the most recent pushback came from senator reed in nevada.nd it's a good reminder that as tip o'neil said, all politics is local. senator reed is facing a fight in his own state of nevada, so he's asking he'll to showdown and not push the tpp and the presidential authority too quickly. and that's okay. i don't think there's a problem there. because we'll have time, if the thing doesn't get resolved in 2014, it will be done the following year in 2015. but let me just say one more thing. because i think it's forgotten. from an american perspective, four out of five jobs in the united states are in the services field. and those are not low paying jobs. when you think about the guy who comes to your house and brings the fedex packages, that's a services job, not a low paying job. when you think about the financial services and distribution. >> i don't disagree with you, bernard, but you have a lot of big guns out there, not just harry reid, who may or may not be worried about his constituents. but you have them loaded up with see serious question

nuestra regiÓn, precisamente desde el pacÍfico pasa el primero de sistemas que reparte no solo para nevadaur, y parte de california pero detrÁs de Él estarÍa llegando otro que viene un poco mÁs intenso, a partir del viernes por la tarde hasta el prÓximo domingo. >> asÍ que el superes de la piÑa viene en camino tenga cuidado en autopistas, mÁs lluvia en camino para california, aunque seguimos todavÍa en una sequia que seed ida y prolongada. >> tengo mÁs detalles de esto al volver. >> gracias guillermo. >> se emitiÓ un pedido inusual para ahorrar energÍa algo que es comÚn cuando ocurre en el verano. >> pero hay escases de gas natural a su vez significa que plantas elÉctricas en california no tienen el gas natural necesario para jep raro electricidad para abastecer a todos establecimientos del estado se pide apagar luces y evitar usar aparatos electrodomÉsticos. >> (♪). >> en san francisco una mujer se encuentra grave tras ser atropellada por un auto, ocurrÓo entre la calle california y la avenida so, a la vÍctima de 67 aÑos la trasladaron al hospital general de san francisco mientras el inci

>> i think the most recent pushback came from center reid is nevada.s tip o'neill famously said, all politics are local. senator reid is facing a fight in his own state of nevada, so he is asking for people to slow down and not push the tpp and the presidential authority too quickly. that's okay. i don't think there is a problem there. because we'll have time if the thing doesn't get resolved in 2014 it will be done the following year. let me say one more thing, because i think it's forgotten from an american perspective, four out of five jobs in the united states are in the services field. and those are not low-paying jobs. when you think about the guy that brings the packages to your house, that's a services job. when you think of people in telecommunications services, and distribution services those are all -- >> i don't disagree, but i want to get back to the politics. you have a lot of big guns out there, not just harry reid, but issa, and waxman -- >> and nancy pelosi yesterday. >> you have them lined up with very serious questions about this agr

sierra nevada, you will pick up an additional inch at lake level and gusty southwest winds.pper others to near 60 with heavy rain at times. showers early but overall partly cloudy monday, tuesday and then the chance of showers comes in wednesday and thursday looking into the north bay. so at this point the models are scaling back. we could be dry through much of the week and anybody more rain returns next weekend. if you need more weather information, check out live doppler 7hd on twitter tort the latest bay area weather conditions and tweets from all of us. not too bad out here right now but we aren't done with it yet. carolyn, yesterday was much, much worse. you lucked out and missed that. >> i missed you, lisa. how is it up there? >> so for it's nice. i will come down and visit. but i have a dry slot i'm enjoying. >> all right. we will talk to you later. coming up next, the irs is demanding the michael jackson estate pay hundreds of millions of dollars. why the estate says the irs numbers of way off. and here is a live look from our exploratorium cam. as lisa told you, ri

last year we took some dramatic steps to reform early education governance in nevada. we established an advisory council, transferred our state early education office and head start program for our health and human services department to our education department. we are also including nevada's first ever english language learner program to pay for many services, including pre-k in targets cools. we are also making sure we are providing early education programs of the highest quality. this year we are implementing a pilot assessment program to measure school readiness, increase school in kindergarten. as governor i have increased funding to increase the -- increase kindergarten sizes in nevada so that the return on early investment will not be lost due to students not receiving the attention they need to succeed. as governors we continue to invest in early education because we all know how important it is. i welcome the opportunities to engage with my fellow governors on strategies to promote school readiness for all children. i am interested in learning from all of you

>> i mention nevada's 86% federal land. i spend most of my days of sorting out over regulations and mandates in these issues when we know our own backyard. >> flexibility and programs for sure. and adding on energy policy, we know the midwest in particular with the propane shortage, was a good wake-up call to the fact that in a larger sense we need a national energy policy that really does embrace all of the above, not just energy exploration but because it is a national security issue and an economic issue and transportation -- we are hanging out there wondering what will happen next in transportation and i think as governors winning to understand we need a way to get product to and from market. >> education is the best economic development tool, preschool, high school, college affordability or worker training. i also think it is important for all of us to continue to support families in the military as we wind down in an -- in afghanistan. this country went through something after vietnam where folks came back were not we

♪ >>> our final story is about a pair of foster parents from nevada, they are not your average fosterer't end when they are no longer children. there is a home in nevada that is bilingual where mom claudia seamlessly blends fluent spanish and english with her kids. still there is one word that claudia seems to define differently than the rest of us regardless of the language, that word is enough. let's start with claudia and husband roy's work as foster parents. it began 16 years ago when a teenager asked a 26-year-old claudia to be her foster mom. she said yes. >> i don't know what i was thinking. >> what she didn't know was that she and roy would be great at it. that first foster child went on to graduate college, a rare feat for any foster kid, not it turned out for one of claudia and roy's foster kids, one of their many foster children. >> about 90, a little more than 90. and here is where we get to enough. you would think caring so well for so many kids would be enough but claudia was finding some of her children after aging out of the cysystem struggled to manag life and school. >

the ban was approved by nevada voters back in 2002.ys a recent court ruling means the ban is no longer sustainable. nevada's governor says he agrees with the attorney general's decision. >>> and another victory for gay rights, the u.s. justice department says starting today same-sex marriage will be recognized to the greatest extent possible under the law. attorney general eric holder ordered married same-sex couples are granted more benefits, including the option to refuse to testify against one another in federal trials. in federal prisons same-sex couples will have visitation rights. >>> he could soon be the first openly gay player in the nfl. michael sam came out yesterday. michael eaves is here with that story. >> this is a huge announcement for the entire sports world. and it could change the culture of sports locker rooms all across the country. in making his announcement last night, he said it was a huge relief to sar something publicly which he already shared with his missouri teammates last fall. an experience he says give hi

nevada 54. it will be wet in cloverdale. low 50s for you. we get a breakthrough friday.hen, rain picks back up friday night, saturday, wet, sunday very wet. monday morning even wet and we'll dry out for next tuesday and next wednesday. great news. one thing we will see, urban flooding. i don't care what the drought situation is. streets will flood, the highways are going to be ponding on the roads, that's going to happen. river flooding, no, because rivers are running too low. >> very good news. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,, memory of philip seymour hoffman. the oscar- winning found dead in his >>> tonight, theaters dim their lights in memory of phillip seymour hoffman. hoffman was also nominated for three tony awards during his career. >>> today's results of hoffman's autopsy came back inconclusive. a spokesperson for the new york city medical examiner's office says more tests need to be done. a private funeral will be held friday in new york city. >>> well a guy in the snow is turning a lot of heads. he is wandering around in his underwear at a prestigious east coast

snow is coming in for the sierra nevada. we will see more with the second storm as well.e is the first system. it is not super organized. that will create the rainy morning commute, and we are looking at the weekend storm that is tapping into moisture down toward hawaii. it is looking like it will be a soaker. beginning tonight, widespread rain. look what shows up at 5:00 a.m. for the start of the morning commute. a lot of yellows and moderate pockets of rain. and we will see spots where there will be brief downpours. be aware of that. scattered showers for the lunchtime hours. for 5:00 p.m., the evening rush does not look bad at all. still could be some isolated showers into thursday night at 10:00 p.m. our rainfall projections with the first system, generally a half an inch to an inch. a little more in the north bay and a little less in the south bay. you will see three-quarters of an inch. the next system will bring in more. sierra nevada, winter weather advisory starts tomorrow morning . expecting 4 to 8 inches of snow. the crest one to two feet. carry your chains and

is there maybe another reason that alcohol is consumed in nevada? can't think of one offhand, but maybe if i think about it. >> aren't they having more sex in nevada? >> didn't you leave? >> and other factors like new hampshire supposedly has the highest alcohol consumption rate in the nation. it is double the national average, but there is a no liquor tax in new hampshire which means people from massachusetts, vermont and maine might be going there and buying the booze and taking it back. >> someplaces have the drive-thru. >> and it is cold. >> i will say though i think being drunk would allow for contradictory things like keep your hands-off my body and you should have to pay for my birth control and maybe that's why they drink a lot. >> a little political point. >> are you going to pout? i have never seen anybody pout on television. >> that makes one of us. >> when we come back, i am going to -- >> you know what i just realized? you look like a really old, aging eric nees. >> eric bum nees. e-mail us. do you have video of your animal doing someth

we get through the day will be in the high temperatures as we go to the southwest, this is where nevada some record highs. and we are expecting record highs again today. not the case, though, for the north east, it is a big storm rolling up the coast and in the evening hours we were measuring snow from central park at an inch and a half to newark at two and a half inches of snow, much higher amounts as the storm is moving from boston up in to the maine area. you can see the center of low pressure was crosserring across virginia, maryland and eventually new jersey and corresponding its track right on up in to mai maine. we have a blizzard warn that go will not expire until 5:00 a.m. storm stretching further inland, that's bought we have wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. that's in addition to the snow coming down. you are going to have about five to 10-inches of snow total from the storm, but other areas will have up to 16-inches of snow. place that his were in a blizzard warning overnight is preliminary result and also seeing that up in to portland maine as well. boston not under the wa

it gets windy in the sierra nevad nevada. expecting several feet of snow above 7000 feet. carry your chains if going to brave the wind and the snow. tomorrow morning low 40's to low 40's. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be rainy one with temperatures mainly in the 50's and as we check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. it is exactly what we need. wet weekend with some heavy downpours. few showers monday then chance of showers returning by the middle of next week. so we are not done. >> now we are in business. >> now we are in business. >> be sure to tune in to morning news. mike tracking the system moving through the bay area. keeping an eye on the morning commute starting at the morning commute starting at 4 am. back wi >> good evening. stunning game from the warriors. minus david lee and andrew bogus both out with injuries. down 16 mark jackson provided motivation. >> stop looking around for somebody else to solve it. you solve it you solve it you solve it you solve it. >> sounds like when i have to fire up dan before a show. jackson bulls jumped out to a lead. dj there t

there is a home in nevada that is bilingual.ia seamlessly blends fluent spanish and english with her kids. still, there is one word that claudia seems to define differently than the rest of us, regardless of the language. that word is enough. let's start with claudia and husband roy's work as foster parents. it began 16 years ago when a teenager asked a then just 26 year old claudia to be her foster mom. she said yes. >> i don't foe whknow what i wa thinking. >> reporter: she and roy would be great at it. that fist foster child went on to graduate college. one of their many foster children. >> about 90. a little more than 90. >> reporter: and here's where we get to enough. you would think caring so well for so many kids would be enough, but claudia was finding that some of her children after aging out of the system struggled to balance life and school, particularly those who made it to community colleges. >> they still have to figure out where they're going to live, pay rent, eat, everything. i start noticing that a lot of the k

snow is coming in for the sierra nevada. we will see more with the second storm as well.e is the first system. it is not super organized. that will create the rainy morning commute, and we are looking at the weekend storm that is tapping into moisture down toward hawaii. it is looking like it will be a soaker. beginning tonight, widespread rain. look what shows up at 5:00 a.m. for the start of the morning commute. a lot of yellows and moderate pockets of rain. and we will see spots where there will be brief downpours. be aware of that. scattered showers for the lunchtime hours. for 5:00 p.m., the evening rush does not look bad at all. still could be some isolated showers into thursday night at 10:00 p.m. our rainfall projections with the first system, generally a half an inch to an inch. a little more in the north bay and a little less in the south bay. you will see three-quarters of an inch. the next system will bring in more. sierra nevada, winter weather advisory starts tomorrow morning . expecting 4 to 8 inches of snow. the crest one to two feet. carry your chains and

>> as you know, senator, nevada was one of the hardest hit. it had one of the biggest booms in housing and that is about the biggest bust of any market in this country, and i am well aware that it's an unusually large share of the home owner's underwater. the prices have come up, and they are coming up in a way most rapidly in some of the areas like las vegas. but it is still going to be long before things are back to normal in the housing market in nevada and some of those hard-hit areas. prices are moving back up. we see investors coming in and buying homes and converting them to rental housing, but the credit is hard for many families to get the ability to have home equity loans when it's been wiped out and back unfortunately nevada is one of the state that has been most badly affected. >> any timeframe for the new normal or a normal economy class >> some years i think. >> can you give me what your definition of the full employment is? >> the people are able t were ad in a reasonable period of time jobs for which they are qualified and ther

." >>> the sierra nevada mountains. california. november 2012. >> i was so cold. i couldn't feel my feet anymore and i couldn't get warm. >> reporter: a ferocious winter storm had had trapped 46-year-old paula lane. no one knew where she was and she thought she was going to die. >> i begged to be taken. >> reporter: but she was desperate to see her children so she set out on a dangerous journey. >> if i'm going to die, i'm going to die trying. >> reporter: and in case she didn't make it, she left a good-bye message. >> i'm so sorry this has happened. >> reporter: the story began days earlier on thursday, november 29th. paula and her boyfriend were doing chores at his mom's place in a sacramento suburb called citrus heights. >> that morning, thursday morning, he got up on the roof and started repairing. >> reporter: she was in the garden pulling up green tomato plants. >> i was enjoying doing that. i love gardening. i love having my hands in the dirt. that's another passion of mine. i just love gardening. >> reporter: rod and paula were a free-wheeling 40-something

it gets windy in the sierra nevad nevada. expecting several feet of snow above 7000 feet.arry your chains if going to brave the wind and the snow. tomorrow morning low 40's to low 40's. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be rainy one with temperatures mainly in the 50's and as we check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. it is exactly what we need. wet weekend with some heavy downpours. few showers monday then chance of showers returning by the middle of next week. so we are not done. >> now we are in business. >> now we are in business. >> be sure to tune in to morning news. mike tracking the system moving through the bay area. keeping an eye on the morning commute starting at 4:30 am. back with sports in ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek 100 are endorsed by weight watchers. so many delicious flavors that taste outta sight. od is in so many delicious flavors a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and so

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some morning snow showers over the sierra nevada and this gave us just a dusting. turning partly cloudy there. numbers in the upper 40s redwood city. that's one of the cooler spots. 53 downtown and 54 san jose and half moon bay is at 55. isn't that a nice shot? plenty of blue sky, about 8-mile visibility here. and with the haze, it's 50 in petaluma, low 50s from concord to the livermore valley and finally from mt. tam. get set for a sunny and mild afternoon around the bay today. the next chance of rain comes our way late tuesday into wednesday. spotty showers, at best. beyond that, yep, unfortunately more dry days ahead. let's take a look at the satellite composite. you will notice that the storm track still staying to the north for the next several days. a holiday tomorrow. that looks pretty nice. more sunshine. but tuesday we will see some increasing clouds and a weak weather system to the north. that wants to bring down a little bit of shower activity come tuesday night into ukiah and cloverdale. but by overnight you will notice perhaps maybe some drizzle along

it gets windy in the sierra nevad nevada. expecting several feet of snow above 7000 feet. carry your chains if going to brave the wind and the snow. tomorrow morning low 40's to low 40's. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be rainy one with temperatures mainly in the 50's and as we check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. it is exactly what we need. wet weekend with some heavy downpours. few showers monday then chance of showers returning by the middle of next week. so we are not done. >> now we are in business. >> now we are in business. >> be sure to tune in to morning news. mike tracking the system moving through the bay area. keeping an eye on the morning commute starting at 4:30 am. back with sports in just a mom v#c1p >> good evening. stunning game from the warriors. minus david lee and andrew bogus both out with injuries. down 16 mark jackson provided motivation. >> stop looking around for somebody else to solve it. you solve it you solve it you solve it you solve it. >> sounds like when i have to fire up dan before a show. jackson bulls jumped out to a lead. dj there t

the state of nevada, $30 million. so we could do something now to prevent hundreds of thousands of americans from descending into poverty. a 57-year-old woman, i read part of her letter here yesterday, she said how do you think i feel? going from friend to friend to sleep on their couch. couch surfing, we call it. she said that only lasts so long. i'm selling everything i have, i don't have a home, i'm trying to sell everything i have so if i get an opportunity for a job interview i can buy gas for my car. we must extend unemployment benefits, 1.6 million people have been out of work for months. these are -- bessments will ensure more than 2.3 million children have nutritious meals and a safe place to sleep while their parents hunt for job. it will prevent americans who worked hard to get ahead are from losing their grip on the ladder of success. restoring unemployment benefits are not enough to secure our shrinking middle class but it certainly a good first step. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: t

to street level, the peninsula, millbrae avenue, burlingame, san mateo, light returns, the sierra nevada, chains still required lead nothing tahoe, of course, the snow has lightened up a little bit since earlier but only going to get heavier. take a look at the view from our lake tahoe area, you can see the snow, if you look carefully, coming down there very light, i mentioned, the wind is going to make it on the tough side, winter storm warning is going, rainfall estimates with this system, 2700s an inch in san francisco, a quarter in oakland, a tenth in san jose, just under that in livermore. these totals are nothing, wait until you see what's.cog, emeryville camera, hard to see with the rain and the clouds, give yourself plenty of space, stepping out for dinner, take your umbrella, 53 in san francisco, oakland, san jose, 54, half moon bay, and it is coming down from our mount tamalpais camera, santa rosa, 51, 50, petaluma, 54, livermore, lake tahoe camera, one more time, rain intensifies overnight tonight, waves of soaking rain this weekend, par, clearing is expected monday and tuesda

antes, durante, y despuÉs de la nevada, veamos lo que causÓ en carreteras. >>> la maÑana se presentÓos a hospitales del Área. entre la falta de visibilidad y el pavimento congelado, se torna peligroso el manejar, en nueva jersey, el peso de quince pulgadas de nieve que cayeron derribÓ el techo de un edificio de departamentos, obligando la evacuaciÓn de 16 personas, ninguna resultÓ herida. >>> en indiana, montaÑas de nieve en carreteras obstruyen la vi visibilidad de conductores, utilizan equipo pesado para removerla, mÁs de 1300 vuelos fueron cancelados hoy. y limpiaban las pistas y acondicionaban aeronaves. un millÓn y 500 mil hogares y negocios quedaron sin electricidad. especialmente en el sur, las ramas cayeron en el tendido elÉctrico. las tareas de limpieza implican un riesgo, se duplicaron esfuerzos en nueva york, un beÉe prematuro estÁ al estado critico, al nacer su cesÁrea, su madre muriÓ por una mÁquina quitanieves, muchos quieren que llegue la primavera. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> otros prefieren sacarle provecho a nevadas. las escaleras del museo de arte de philadelphia,

snow is coming in for the sierra nevada. we will see more with the second storm as well.he first system. it is not super organized. that will create the rainy morning commute, and we are looking at the weekend storm that is tapping into moisture down toward hawaii. it is looking like it will be a soaker. beginning tonight, widespread rain. look what shows up at 5:00 a.m. for the start of the morning commute. a lot of yellows and moderate pockets of rain. and we will see spots where there will be brief downpours. be aware of that. scattered showers for the lunchtime hours. for 5:00 p.m., the evening rush does not look bad at all. still could be some isolated showers into thursday night at 10:00 p.m. our rainfall projections with the first system, generally a half an inch to an inch. a little more in the north bay and a little less in the south bay. you will see three-quarters of an inch. the next system will bring in more. sierra nevada, winter weather advisory starts tomorrow morning . expecting 4 to 8 inches of snow. the crest one to two feet. carry your chains and be aw

in the sierra nevada it's 38 degrees at the tahoe valley airport.elevation snow and we will look at the winter storm warning until monday, that's tomorrow, with an additional 8 inches of snow at lake level. the snow level will lower tonight but this afternoon golf 7,000 feet. if you know folks up there, they may have a tough time getting back today. temperatures in the mid-and upper 50s. the droppal allowing for mild readings. throughout the rest of the day temperatures fairly up a form with numbers ranking from 56 santa rosa, as well as concord. livermore coming in at 57. here's a look at a soggy emeryville. we have the heaviest rain this morning in the north bay and periods of heavy rain for everyone throughout the day today. it will be dry tomorrow, into tuesday. wednesday at this point not looking particularly wet. about an inch of rain in concord the past 24 hours. only .02 here a look at livermore. not so much. and redwood city closing in on a half-inch and nearly 3 inches on the coast. san francisco an inch and a half. look at mt. tam, nearly

. >> chair now recognizes the gentleman from nevada. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be brief. mr. secretary, thank you for being here today. earlier this week i had the opportunity to meet with my sheriff from clark county as well as our fire chief and 12 local first responders from agencies throughout southern nevada. during this meeting, they expressed concern that the current risk assessment model does not factor in considerations that are unique to tourism-centered locations such as las vegas and that the model seems to be moving more to a response and recovery approach and not as much a focus on prevention. the attorney general, eric holder, who has visited this southern nevada fusion center considers it to be the model for how agencies should be working together. the officials with whom i met believed that they were not sufficiently involved in the risk evaluation process and that fee pa did not take -- fema did not take advantage of their local, per tease as first responders -- expertise as first responders. now, i know these concerns apply to other cities throughout the co

economic out market statistics for southern nevada january.on a single family home,s 185,000. roses rosa welcome. the first listing in henderson, nevada. $235,000 is the list price noor. three debedroom, two bath home. en tell me about it. >> basically a very well-kept home. the existing owners have taken a really good job. it even has rv parking, hard to find any more in new construction, and it's well priced and we've had lots of activity on it, and probably expect it to be in a contract quickly. >> all right. let's go on to our second listing. 311 east country club drive in henderson. $500,000 for this five bedroom home three full baths two half bathrooms. 4,500 square feet. a big house. >> yes. this is what woe call a custom home on a large lot over a half acre. it has a beautiful spa and pool area plus an additional garage. so for neighbor needs a lot of garage space, you've got a four-car garage. very spacious home and located near a golf course community. >> perfect. all right. to the power house of the week. 781 vista in henderson. lis

. >>> new this morning, nevada's governor and attorney general say they will not defend nevada's bangay marriages in federal appeals court. they say a recent court decision made the ban no longer defensible. nevada's republican governor says he agrees with the democratic attorney general on the issue. >>> kraft foods is making changes to one of its most popular products. cbs news' rachel kim has more on the removal of artificial preservatives. >> open the hatch! uhm! >> reporter: 1-year-old elliott and his 3.5-year-old brother evan are used to eating a lot of whole grains and vegetables. their mother makes sure what she is cooking up is good for them. >> you really want to strive to feed them in a healthy way. i know i have kind of backed down from the more processed stuff. >> reporter: that's why kate stopped giving her boys kraft cheese slices. >> it is because of the ingredients. there's just too many. it's not natural. >> reporter: but tonight, kate is happy to hear kraft removed artificial reservives from its individual cheese slices in the full fat american and white american v