, not nevada. we should start by recognizing that the people of nevada hold dear to what's important to our state. i oppose efforts to fund the yucca mountain nuclear waste project. any avenues for the activation of this project should be blocked. potential funding for the storage of nuclear waste at yucca mountain should be put to better use, whether it is to reduce our deficit or fund other essential government programs. nuclear storage at yucca mountain is a failed and unworkable proposal. there are investments that we have made in yucca mountain already, as my colleague has said, some $15 billion, and we should find an appropriate alternative use for this site. but as it stands, this is a project that has been flawed from the start and it remains flawed today. this isn't about one political party or another. our state has worked across the aisle for decades, from our governor, who is a republican -- the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. horsford: to others. so this is not a partisan

. >> las vegas and nevada. nevada is a right-to-work state. there is no income tax.are free carry concealed guns. to dam gel in casino -- gamble in casino in most of the state get paid for sex work. but, nevada is no libertarian haven, state private school are most regulateed in america, each must follow detailed government rules. maybe that is why nevada students get some of the worst s.a.t. scores in the nation, nevada does a little better with economic freedom. as far as freedom to practice an occupation, nevada is worst, politicians collide with their friends in -- collide wit with n business, you want to teach someone how to apply make-up? no, doing it without a business license could cost you finds. being the competition is the points of competeing, government is not supposed to protect cronies who are already in, big brother is the theme of this conference, i think of government as big brother. after all, only government, can use force that is special to remember, but remember that established businesses often encourage government to use force, not just moving

to support urban nevada. some call it a vegas pipe dream. but southern nevada believes north jeff could provide a third of its water supply. and they say that they don't have as much water as las vegas believes. >> this is an area when the wind blows you can see the dust blowing. >> reporter: once marsh land, an earlier generation drained this place dry, it killed vegetation and wildlife. >> reporter: baker ranch is not alone. many have come together and the biggest vent of the year is this parade and festival. the event raises money for legal fees. in this story of david and goliath rural nevadaens believe the best way to win the battle is in court. >> we're in court at the state level and federal level. and we feel we have a very good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally aren't on the same page a lot of times. and so we've had--it's brought us all together. >> reporter: the southern nevada water authority has spent millions of dollars buying up nearby ranches and their accom

titus of nevada. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 641, the gentlelady from nevada and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from nevada. ms. titus: thank you, mr. chairman. we all know the history of the misguided yucca mountain project so there's no need to repeat it again. this simple amendment that i'm going to offer would strike language included in the bill which prohibits the d.o.e. from closing yucca mountain. now, we heard earlier this evening from an esteemed colleague on this floor that he cares deeply about nevada and went on to say that if the latest court-mandated study determines yucca mountain is not safe for one million years, he will indeed lead the charge to move on to another solution. in fact, he called on the chairman of the committee to join him in that pledge. while i thank him for that, but i ask you, mr. chairman, how can that be possible if the provision prohibiting closure of yucca mountain is left in the bill? is this of

but southern nevada believe northeastern nevada could provide about a third of its water supply.mers say they don't have as much water as las vegas believes. >> this is an area when the wind blows, you can see the dust blowing, and see the dunes. >> reporter: once a marshland when an earlier plan drained this place dry, it killed the vegetation. almost the entire community in snake valley has come together against the southern nevada water authority. and the biggest event of the year is this pair raid andfestal. the event raises money for legal fees. nevadians believe the best way to win the battle will be in court. >> we are in court at the state level l.a. at the federal level, and we feel we have a very good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally aren't on the same page a lot of times, and so we have had -- it has brought us all together. >> reporter: southern nevada water authority has spent millions of dollars buying up nearby ranches and their water rights. the bakers decided not to sell. >> we would take a lot of money, but we don't know what

the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: i rise to discuss the bring jobs home act. at a time when washington is stuck in political gridlock, i believe democrats and republicans should work together on policies that will create jobs not only in nevada but of course across this country. i filed five amendments on policies that i have been working on here in the senate, this congress that will spur natural resources jobs throughout the west. and i stand before this body today to urge action on what i consider to be commonsense proposals. mr. president, as you know, roughly 85% of the land in nevada is controlled by the federal government. other western states range somewhere between 50% and 80%. this situation presents our local and state governments with a lot of unique challenges. our communities' economic vitality is directly tied to the way the federal government manages our federal lands. and as a result one of my top priorities in the senate is to implement reforms to streamline bureaucratic red tape that gets in

taking from rural nevada to support urban nevada. at a cost of $15 billion u.s. some call it a pipe dream. but some believe that eastern geoff could supply a third of its water supply. and they say that they do not as much water as las vegas believes. >> this is an area when the wind blows you can see the dust blowing. you can see where it has made the dunes. >> reporter: an earlier generation drained this place dry. baker ranch is not alone in its fight. almost the entire community has come together against the southern nevada water authority. they've cool together in this parade. the event raises money for legal fees. rural nevadans believe the best way to win the battle will be in court. >> we're in court at the state level and at the federal level. and we feel we have a chants in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally are not on the same page a lot of times. and so we've had--it's brought us all together. >> reporter: the southern nevada water authority has spent millions of dollars buying up nearby ranches and their accompanying water ri

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to support urban nevada. at a cost of $15 billion, some call it a vegas pipe dream. >> southern nevada believes northeastern nevada could provide about a third of its current water supply. farmers fret about depleted wore searses and say they don't have as much water as las vegas believes. >> this is an area when the wind blows, you see the dust blowing. you can see where it's made dunes. >> when an earlier generation drained this place dry, it killed vegetation and wildlife. >> baker ranch is not alone in its fight. the entire community has come together in snake valley against the southern nevada water authority. the biggest event of the year raises money for legal fees. rural people in nevada believe the best way to win the battle will be in court. >> we are in court at the state level and at the federal level, and we feel we have a very good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally aren't on the same page a lot of times. so we've had -- it's brought us all together. >> the sou

>> there is a lot to like about las vegas and nevada. >> nevada is a right to work state.e taxes. people are free to carry concealed guns. to gamble in most of the state for sex work. nevada is no libertarian haven. the state's private schools are the most regulated in america. each followed detailed government rules. maybe that's why nevada students get some of the worst sat scores in the nation. t nevada is ranked the 20th on the freest state. as far as freedom to practice and occupation, nevada is among the worst. politicians here col included with they're friends in business to limit competition. you want to teach someone how to apply makeup? doing it without a government license can cost you 2,000 bucks in fines. you can't start a moving company here unless you can prove to state bureaucrats your company won't be detrimental to existing moving companies. but the being the competition is the point of competing. government isn't supposed to protect cronies who are already in business. big brother is the theme of this conference. i usually think of government with big br

but southern nevada believes northeastern nevada could provide a third of its water supply.t depleted resources and say they don't leaves. >> this is an area where the blowing. >> reporter: once marshland, when an earlier plan drained this place dry it killed vegetation and life. almost the entire community in snake valley has come together against this pipeline. this event raises money for legal fees. rural nevadians believe the best court. >> we are in court at the state and federal level, and we feel we have a very good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally aren't on the same page a lot of times, and so we have had -- it has brought us all together. >> reporter: the southern nevada water authority has spent millions of dollars buying up nearby ranches and their accompanying water rights. the bakers decided not to sell. >> we could make a lot of money, but we don't know what we would do with it, and the thought of selling -- you know, we really don't want to do that. >> reporter: away from the glitz and glamour, the bright lights of las vega

titus of nevada. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise nd be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 75 and the nays are 344, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. schiff of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support o

nevada is tough state still for democrats. year, what's your strategy to win and how are people receiving you on the trail? >> well, the strategy to win is to talk to. certainly i'm talking about my background and people, my story resonates with people because they may not be able to necessarily identify with, you know, the specific details of may life but they identify in ways that speaks to them because we all have challenge. we all have struggles and we have had much of that here in nevada. and so, you know, when i'm out on the campaign trail, i'm talking about those challenges and i'm talk iing about how to x them. i'm talking about solutions. and that really resonates with people and people are getting really excited about that because, you know, i think that for a long time we haven't had necessarily someone in our top leadership here in nevada who is really talk iing with about tho everyday challenges that nevadans experience and that are also -- that someone is proposing a solution to address those everyday challenges

mid-50s and nevada.noon will play out from the known from the '70s and '80s. '70s by the water 80s and land. look for low 90s and the south bay. san jose will be in the upper 80s. as with bass the clock for the clock and we will pull down towards the bed. >> james: this that the notice of the low to mid 90 for the south bay. mid-70s for oakland and the north bay look for a lease. going for tomorrow will look a lot like today. by one said things leclair out nicely. will hit some cooling as we head into the weekend. as and none has of the and low 90s. >>: as i word about preseason injuries for the 49 as planned later. >>:trailer watch jennifer lawrence asks candace i'm breathing. to trailers have been released 400 and mocking j part one the trailer is for the third part of the book as the this is a huge young adult trilogy. i you excited about the hundred games trailer that me know if i may use your comments later in the cell. >> darya: sunday candlestick park played host to a soccer match. thousands of fa

mydunkin >> sunday night here's what's happening on "action news" 11:30 most wanted fugitive from nevada gets has bee inned here in a casino in the lehigh valley and also four more first restoppeders are stripped of their duties after a man dies after being arrested by new york city police officers. and but first the t was the bloodest day in gaza with death toll rising on both sides. dozens were killed including gaza ground troops. hamas claims to have captured an israeli soldier. that claim is not verified yesterday but tonight we know two israeli soldiers killed today had dual citizenship with u.s.. secretary of state john ker write heads to the middle east tomorrow and reaches cease-fire. neither side seems will be to back down. >> explosions over gaza one moment then firecrackers. and gaza residents celebrate in the streets after hearing news of the alleged capturech israeli soldier coming on bloody daych the death toll rising both sides and so were the number of funerals. hundreds of palestinians attended funeral pro sevtion three brothers killed when israeli air strike hit in gaza

the blast was so strong seismic shock waves were felt in nevada. most of the dead african americans americans in segregated units designed to load dangerous ammunition on to ports. pushed to work even faster. we remember 50 survivors that took a principal stand in the days that followed. >>> the explosion may have happened here at port chicago 60 years ago but the sadness of that day has not faded with time. >>> today hundreds of people gathered to remember those killed here on that day in one of the worse military actions in history. bill hudson was at war there. in his barracks ready to go to bed. >> when the first explosion happened. it was lit up the place like daylight. a few second later the second explosion came. i was blown across the room and i don't remember anything until i came to again. >> as high as you could see it was a black smoke. and every now and then a flash in between. and that went on for some time. men were running and screaming and hollering all over the place. >> first explosion knocked me from my bed to the ceiling. and i

we have not updated our sex ed policies in nevada since the '70s.also happen to lead the country in teenage pregnancy rates and all of these unfortunate statistics for kids. yet, we have not done anything to change the way that we educate our young people. so for me, that was incredibly important. in disclosing that choice i had to make for myself, it was an example, a very real world example of how we can change lives, how we can improve the outcomes for our kids in this state if only we have the courage to do the right thing. so that's what we were trying to accomplish that day. >> you have an incredible story. you were born into a family that was extremely impoverished. 13 children, a mother who abandoned you in grade school. you fell into gang activity, actually were sentenced to youth prison, dropped out of high school, became a lawyer, and then a state legislator. all by the age of 31. that's a huge trajectory. talk about that path that led you from where you were in terms of being involved in gang violence and really going down the wrong path

a white man driving a car with a nevada license plate. investigators know it is a vague description but one they hope trigars memory. >> if they saw -- triggers a memory. >> if they saw something out of the ordinary, maybe not at the right place at the right time. >> they reopened the investigation in march and dna evidence found on the five women matched dna on a women killed in nevada at the time. the brother of one of the victims says his family is glad the case is still alive. their mother is 80 years old now and wants to see her daughter's murder solved before she dies. >> there is a family so we are hoping -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: if anyone remembers a man from nevada who frequented the area in 1976 you are asked to call the fbi in san francisco and reference the gypsy hill murder cases. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and to learn more about the gypsy hill killings, and more on the victims, go to our website, www.ktvu.com. >>> new information on the shooting now of an 11-year-old boy in antioch. police say they a

i've got to tell you, when the gentleman from nevada talks about contempt, yes. we have contempt for the man you work for because in fact congress has, as a matter of record, held him in contempt for failure to deliver documents. your office has implied that a federal judge had no right to even consider a case that was directly on point a nixon-era point of lying to congress and then refusing to deliver documents related to those false statements. i am ashamed that you sit here day after day implying that there's no reason for a special prosecutor. the whole reason you want an independent prosecutor is not to be innocent of somebody down low, but to be independent of you. so, chairman, i thank you for your indulgence and i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. i would just -- well, let me do this. one of their line of questioning here, mr. cole. i know you've been here a while and we're almost done. august 27, 2010, then chairman of the white house council revealed private taxpayer information about koch industries in order to imply they somehow didn't pay their

they're in nevada, they're in california. the base of the sierras has a big fire going in california, about 1,500 acres have been burned already. there's a fire now going in idaho. oregon is on fire. numerous fires in oregon. every day there are reports of more and more wildfires, lightning, negligence of somebody who threw a cigarette out. these fires, mr. president, are really oppressive. in the state of nevada, wide areas have been burned. and the sad part about this, mr. president, once these fires are over with, we have many native species that are wiped out. and what comes back, these invasive species, which is really not what nature intended. we should work here in the senate and quickly putting together this funding. we have the request, it's certainly a good request. and we should get this emergency funding to the states so they can be protected. when i say to the states, we have, right now we have more than 4,000 firefighters out there. 4,000. there's an army out there fighting fires; very dangerous we know. every y

the clerk: senator from nevada, mr. reid, moves to commit the bill to the committee on energy, natural resources, with instructions to report back forthwith the following amendment, numbered 3491. mr. reid: i ask for the yeas and nays on that motion. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: mr. president, i have an amendment to the instruction instructions. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment to the instructions to the motion to commit. mr. reid: on that, mr. president, i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. 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 3493, to amendment numbered 3492. mr. reid: i have a cloture motion at the desk, mr. president.

. >> but most of that will be confined over the sierra nevada now. so looks like the sea breeze is kicking in again today. low clouds and fog. no surprise, slowly burning off today temperatures down a few more degrees. those monsoonal clouds brian was talking about, you can see it creeping up over the sierra nevada, maybe some more thunderstorms in that direction. so if you are going to the high country, you may see more throughout the day. today 60s and 70s around the bay, 80s in the valleys. 60s and patchy fog along the coastline. out the door it's gray skies again. the temperatures in the 50s and low 60s this morning. by the afternoon, still warm, 78 in san jose this afternoon, 69 in observations. 66 in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. fortunately no accidents out the door. you will hit some overnight roadwork. this is the half hour where they really start to wrap things up. if you are traveling in san leandro, this is oakland, but if you are continuing southbound, those headlights are heading towards d

or is nevada or nevada. >> nevada. >> oh, it's definitely nevada. >> hard way on twitter. >> you get>> leading off our "gma heat index," one mother's remarkably candid comments about her post-baby body admitting she resents what pregnancy has done to her looks. did this in a column she wrote on yahoo! striking a chord with women and abc's bianna golodryga has the story. >> reporter: celebrity moms like heidi klum and miranda kerr seem to get their post-baby bodies back in no time flat. even the duchess of cambridge was caught with flat abs soon after her baby was born. now this is creating controversy. >> i have so many friends who are new moms as well and say they felt great and ask me how i felt and i would say, i feel a little gross. >> reporter: in a column on yahoo! beauty called beauty after baby, the honest truth first time mom alexis writes "i'm madly in love with my son and feel blessed that i was able to have a child and he is healthy but i have to admit that i resent what pregnancy has done to my body. we're so blessed to have healthy babies but on the flip side you lose t

you see those thunderstorms developing over the sierra nevada and down toward the fresno area. and as you make your way to the north bay, a couple of sprinkles this morning as the system continues to slide on through. throughout the day today going to become mostly sunny and these temperatures going to be slightly warmer outside. cooler numbers are ahead back to normal toward the weekend. that ridge of high pressure still the dominant feature here over the desert southwest and that moisture wrapping around it. that will heat things up once again today. 105 in fresno. 102 in sacramento. more thunderstorms in the high country about 76 degrees into monterey bay. computer models doing well with the forecast this morning showing some of the monsoonal clouds passing through this morning. then by the afternoon a whole lot of sunshine. just that patchy fog out toward the coastline. we'll see more of that fog the next couple of days. we are going to see a stronger sea breeze developing. temperatures for today are going to be getting hot in spots. in the south bay, well into the 80s even

the gentleman from nevada. mr. heck: mr. speaker, i now yield three minutes to the co-chair of the foster care adoption caucus, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. marino. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized three. -- is recognized for three minutes. mr. marino: i rise in support of h.r. 5081. it is absolute outrage that between 100,000 and 300,000 american youth are currently at sk for becoming victims of commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking right here in the united states. although we know there are many factors that make youth particularly vulnerable to traffickers and exploiters, such as age range, history of abuse, living in an impoverished community and many others, the most astounding indicator a child will be trafficked is whether or not he or she is in foster care, in the foster care system at all. in 2013, 60% of the child sex trafficking victims recovered as part of an f.b.i. nationwide raid from over 70 cities were children from foster care or group homes. make no mistake about it, our

monsoonal clouds over the sierra nevada are pushing further east. so we are going to have lots of sunshine by the afternoon away from the coast but temperatures going to be cooler a lot of 60s and 70s inside the bay today. you will have warm 80s in the valleys, cool 60s toward the coast and mostly cloudy there. out the door right now, we have a lot of clouds outside. the temperatures a little cooler this morning in the 50s. by the afternoon, temperatures will be down about 69 in oakland, 64 in san francisco. and about 79 still mostly sunny in san jose. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>>

everybody says -- because you're from nv, everybody says it's nevada. is it nevada or nevada?. >> hard way on twitter. many, many times. >> you do it wrong you'll hear from them. >>> leading off our "gma heat index," one mother's remarkably candid comments about her post-baby body admitting she resents what pregnancy has done to her looks. she did this in a column she wrote on yahoo! this is really striking a chord with women, and abc's bianna golodryga has the story. >> reporter: celebrity moms like heidi klum and miranda kerr seem to get their post-baby bodies back in no time flat. even the duchess of cambridge was caught flashing flat abs less than three months after giving birth. but this morning one woman's candid words about her own post pregnancy body creating controversy. >> i have so many friends who are new moms as well and say they felt great and ask me how i felt and i would say, i feel a little gross. >> reporter: in a column on yahoo! beauty called beauty after baby, the honest truth first time mom alexis rodriguez writes "i'm madly in love with my son and feel b

on the men's side, a man from reno, nevada crossed the line first. his first marathon win. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, a look at new evidence the state department says proves russia is being dangerously host till. >>> plus more problems at the crash site of malaysia flight 17. >> >>> the tate department announced today it has satellite ed proving russia has fired rockets into ukraine. the strikes hit between july 21st and july 26th with one missile going seven miles into ukraine's border. the state department provided this um imagine from the last day with squares highlighting blast marks where the lockets were launched. today nancy pelosi said that russia's aggressive a -- >> he's a kgb guy who happens to be the president of russia. i would not judge his actions or motivations by anything other than he is rooted in the kgb insecure about russia's dimin h diminished role in the world. >> she wants more sanctions against russia. today inspectors in ukraine were trying to continue their investigation into who fired a rocket that brought down

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and the veterans in northern nevada had a facility long before one in southern nevada. mr. president, in spite of all the happy talk about what a wonderful facility this is, veterans dependent on v.a. care have been stunned. why? because they're waiting 50 days. if you're a new patient you call and they say, well, we'll see you in a couple months. come on in. and about 2,000 patients have been waiting 90 days or more to geffen get an appointment. -- even get an appointment. this is just unacceptable. mr. president, it's not just this big, fancy, new facility in las vegas which is ill equipped even though it has all these nice things in it. it's not equipped because we didn't get the money to furnish it the way it should have been. but it's not a problem in las vegas, it's all over the country. nationwide, systematic problem with these combat veterans that have been languishing on some nonexistent waiting list. so, mr. president, when i learned that bernie sanders from vermont and congressman miller had worked out something on this, i was stunned. i was so happy. i got a cal

we have a facility in northern nevada. it's been there for many, many decades, and to the credit of mikulski, senator mikulski from maryland, she came to visit, and we had to renovate. so it is in good shape. the veterans there had a good facility long before southern nevada. mr. president, in spite of all the happy talk about what a wonderful facility this is, veterans have been stunned. why? because they're waiting 50 days. if you're a new patient and you call, they say we'll see you in a couple of months; come on in. and about 2,000 patients have been waiting 90 days or more to even get an appointment. this is just unacceptable. mr. president, it's not just this big, new, fancy new facility in las vegas which is ill-equipped. even though it has all these nice things in it. it is not equipped because we didn't get the money to get it the way it should have been. but it's not a problem in las vegas. it is all over the country. a nationwide system wide problem with veterans that has been languishing on some, nonexistent wa

the nevada highway patrol says the plane hit the truck and both caught fire. the pilot told first responders his experimental plane lost power shortly after takeoff. the plane is registered to 51 aero leasing in cupertino. the nevada highway patrol says the two people in the plane and the two people in the truck are all okay. >>> now to the crisis in the middle east. israel has offered to extend a cease fire in gaza for 24 hours. it appears hamas has not agreed as rockets were fired from gaza into israel today. many homes gaza have been destroyed. sergio quintana is live from san francisco where palestine -- pro-palestinians are protesting. >> today's demonstration included a few thousand participants. they marched through downtown san francisco. this is a group of -- that mobilizes regularly when tension ratchets up between israelis and palestinians. this event started just after 1:00 this afternoon and snarled traffic as marchers marched all the way to the san francisco chronicle building and left a few posters there and then continued on to union square and

for what purpose does the gentlelady from nevada seek recognition? ms. titus: ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: thank you. in just a few days, the highway trust fund will become insolvent. that sounds shocking but it's really not news. in fact, we were warned of this possibility in a g.a.o. report issued in march of 2012. yet here we are with just a few weeks to go before we fall off yet another man-made cliff, and still no solution has been brought to the floor for a vote. this irresponsible inaction by my colleagues across the aisle is inflicting damage on the nation's economy and on states across the country. in nevada alone, over 100 projects are in danger of being delayed or canceled, affecting some 6,000 construction workers, their families, and ancillary business that is are associated with them. this includes six multimillion dollar improvements to i-15 which is the main north-south corridor that runs through the heart of l

sierra nevada, northern california looks good for thunderstorms. later today. already a lot of cloud cover. 50s, 60s, some areas near 70 already. inland it won't take long. some locations out of the gate quick. san jose state is already 68. you can see there's plenty of tropical clouds to the north. there is a lot in southern california. i say partly sunny because there's definitely a pretty good fog bank out there. it will retreat back to the coast. 90s inland. not as humid. 60s, 70s by the water. here's sal. >>> we're looking at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. you can see that there's still some slow traffic here. it is about a 15, 20-minute drive time into san francisco. no major problems on the bridge. but traffic is going to be busy. also looking this morning at the commute on westbound 92, the san mateo bridge, the traffic is moving along okay. it's about an 11-minute drive. the south bay has been trying to steal the spotlight in a way of bad commutes. 101 is still very heavy. driving up all the way to mountain view if you are driving in your car up the

it should be really crazy up in the sierra nevada.me of that cloud cover may make it here. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> ten minutes before 9:00. a security scare at the white house. what kept president obama away from the white house and on air force one longer than scheduled. (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> breaking news from the white house. president obama getting ready to speak on the malaysia jet shut down over ukraine. let's listen in. >> we know at least one american citizen, quinn lucas was killed. our thoughts and prayers are with his family for this terrible loss. yesterday i spoke with the leaders of ukraine, malaysia and the netherlands. i told them that our thoughts and praye

the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: let me begin, if i may, thanking my friend and colleague, senator booker for partnering for me on this critical piece of legislation that helps our nation's veterans. i would urge him to partnership in that meal from that veteran. i assure you that in this city where the pood is so rich -- food is so rich, that you probably will find a meal much healthier, and i know that's important to you. having said that, madam president, i know that senator booker and myself have always viewed veterans' issues to be truly a bipartisan issue. i'm pleased that we were able to work together and were able to accomplish this work as a partner. i'd also like to applaud my other colleagues, senators sanders, mccain and burr for their work not to conference report, also the house veterans' affairs committee chairman miller, and the rest of the conference members for reaching agreement to ensure that congress keeps its promise to our nation's veterans. the conference committee's bill is a good sta

as you take a look for the sierra nevada so thunderstorms could produce some heavy rainfall as we headmorrow just keep that in mind if you are going to the tahoe area. here's a view from our emeryville camera over cast sky right now. we are looking at temperatures that are really on the comfortable side at this hour. in the 60's for san francisco oakland san jose gilroy 61 degrees. half man bay is at 63. i guess we have problems. i'll toss it back to you. >> keep going. >> camera just moved off screen. all right i'll keep going. why not. >> just talk. >> it's a beautiful view. >> here's another view from our exploring camera. over cast sky right now. this is what you are going to have to deal with first thing tomorrow morning. it is 59 in santa rosa right now. low 60's for nap a.no have the o'conner cord livermore and oneless view from our sfo camera. here's what is coming. mostly cloudy mild morning. a little bit warmerp the next 2 day and humid again this you coming weekend so you look at the water vapor imagery just present teend i'm standing in front of the graphic. we see another

the nevada highway patrol says the plane hit the truck and both caught fire. the pilot told first responders his experimental plane lost power shortly after takeoff. the plane is registered to 51 aero leasing in cupertino. the nevada highway patrol says the two people in the plane and the two people in the truck are all okay. >>> now to the crisis in the middle east. israel has offered to extend a cease fire in gaza for 24 hours. it appears hamas has not agreed as rockets were fired from gaza into israel today. many homes gaza have been destroyed. sergio quintana is live from san francisco where palestine -- pro-palestinians are protesting. >> today's demonstration included a few thousand participants. they marched through downtown san francisco. this is a group of -- that mobilizes regularly when tension ratchets up between israelis and palestinians. this event started just after 1:00 this afternoon and snarled traffic as marchers marched all the way to the san francisco chronicle building and left a few posters there and then continued on to union square and

there is a high pressure over nevada. that's been drying up the monsoonal flow. it is typical in the desert southwest. we see it in the sierra nevada. but for us to get this much humidity is a little unusual. hang in there. as i said, things will be changing. tomorrow morning could see a few sprinkles. and then it is a mix of sun and high clouds and muggy conditions for your wednesday afternoon and evening hours. fog at the coast and the temperatures are really mild. it is going to be humid. mid50s to mid60s out the door. tomorrow afternoon we are looking at cooler weather inland, but staying sticky. low to mid80s. 60s along the coast and 70s along the bay. we will continue to cool it off on thursday before the temperatures start to come back up over the weekend. friday, saturday and sunday we will lose the humidity, what you have been asking for, and back to the normal pattern. >> we have to wait unti friday, saturday and sunday. >> it is nice to have a change of pace here. >> thank you, sandhya. >> mike shumann, a a friendlier mike shumann joins us now. a win p

southern nevada believes north-east nevada could supply a third of its supply. farmers say they don't have as much water as las vegas believes. >> this is an area that when the wind blows you see the dust blowing, and where it made the dunes. >> once marshland in earlier generation killed vegetation and wildlife. >> baker ranch is not alone. the entire community kale together. it's a parade and festival. the event raises money for legal fees. in this story, it's believed the best way to win the battles are in court. >> we are in court at the state level and the federal level. we feel that we have a good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally are not on the same page a lot of times. so we have had - it's brought us all together. >> the southern nevada water authority spent millions buying up ranches and water rights. the bakers decided not to sell. >> we could make a lot of money, we don't know what to do with it. the thought of selling - we don't want to do that. >> reporter: away from the glitz and glamour of the bright lights, it

numerous thunderstorms popping up over the central valley and the sierra nevada.h out for more of that activity. even a couple of scattered light showers showing up in parts of the north bay this morning. throughout the day the clouds part becoming mostly sunny today. and the temperatures going to be slightly warmer in fact getting hot in the valleys. you will see 90s and triple digits inland. looks like cooler temperatures are ahead as stronger sea breeze is going to develop the next few days and that will usher in more low clouds and fog. today going to keep things hot away from the coastline. warm inside the bay. temperatures in the central valley 105 in fresno, 102 sacramento. high country the possibility of more thunderstorms there, as well. about 75 degrees into monterey bay. monsoonal clouds sweeping in across our skies this morning, then clearing out a bit and that means a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. just a couple of patches of coastal fog and plenty of that fog over the next few days. temperatures looking at 80s and 90s into the south bay. upper 6