the people of nevada will be impacted greatly.honda beadell: it will end up on the list if we do not do something. announcer: to watch all of the winning videos and learn more about our competition, go onto >> coming up next, newsmakers. at 8:00 on q&a, high school students from the senate youth program discuss their reason is it including meeting with the president, members of his cabinet, and elected officials. greta: this week on "newsmakers" -- tony perkins, the president of the family research council joins us from baton rouge. in studio, we have paul singer and mike warren. paul, go ahead with the first question. paul: can you explain for the viewers why a bill like the religious freedom restoration act is necessa

we live in a beautiful state like nevada. the health of our state is the health of our land. if our land is not healthy, how can we as a people be healthy? it impacts us all, the actual health of our wildlife population and these ecosystems. >> to many, the endangered species at is an excellent act but is that going to be what is best? that is what we set out to discover. >> the greater sage grouse is another declaring species. a century ago, there were over 16 million of these birds. today, there are fewer than 200,000. the number continues to drop. >> the current situation with the sage grouse, the numbers for the bird are down to about 5000. the amount of habitats have been reduced by half since the early 1900s due to development ranching wildfires, invasive species. they thrive in the sagebrush habitat and only have half of what they originally had. they have enlisted on the threatened species list. last case scenario is they will be placed on the endangered species list. if that happens, that could harm the economy in nevada. >> wildfires or invasive species. >> wildfire

, nevada is going its own way >>> and michael tells us that uber could get rolling in nevada soon, lawmakers will vote on a bill next week, if it doesn't work out, the ride share service has options. los angeles wants uber and a lift to move more riders. the l.a. mayor is trying to clear the way for pick-ups at los angeles international airport. 70 million people use l.a. x every year. "america tonight". tell us what you think about what you saw at aljazeera.com/"america tonight" and talk to us on facebook or twitter. come back, we'll have more america tonight tomorrow. >> fall of saigon, forty years later. >> we have no idea how many were killed. >> unanswered questions, a botched withdrawal lives lost. examining the impact that still resonates today. a special report starts tuesday, 10:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. > across america, there's a booming industry worth over $2 billion. >> every year, thousands of children, some as young as 5 are sent away to camps and programs. >> you feel that pain? >> [crying] oh! >> that's the pain your mother feels when you disrespect her son. >> chil

nevada is going its own way >>> and michael tells us that uber could get rolling in nevada soon lawmakers will vote on a bill next week, if it doesn't work out, the ride share service has options. los angeles wants uber and a lift to move more riders. the l.a. mayor is trying to clear the way for pick-ups at los angeles international airport. 70 million people use l.a. x every year. that is it for us here at "america tonight". tell us what you think about what you saw at aljazeera.com/"america tonight" and talk to us on facebook or twitter. come back we'll have more america tonight tomorrow. this is techknow a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wildfire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight techknow investigates gold at any cost. we travel deep into the rainforests of peru. these illegal mining operations extend for miles and miles away from the main highway. to uncover a gold rush that's turning lush jungle into utter devastation. >> hig

that's the way nevada is. >> while the rest of the country rushes to embrace the uber phenomenon nevada is going its own way. michael oku, al jazeera, las vegas. >>> "america tonight's" michael oku tells us uber could get rolls in nevada soon. lawmakers vote on one bill next week, but even if that doesn't work out, the ride share service does have options. los angeles wants uber and lyft to move more riders. the l.a. mayor tried to clear the way for pickups at los angeles international airport airport. nearly 70 million people use lax every year and need a ride. >>> next priced out. skyrocketing rents and not just in america's biggest cities. could your neighborhood be next? >>> later, a pricey education. hundreds of thousands of would-be college grads and the expensive lesson they have about for-profit education. >>> and hot on "america tonight" tonight's" website now, the gangs of baltimore jail drugs, women, a leader that proclaimed i am the law and he just about was. the shocking story behind bars and where else inmates might be running the institution at aljazeera.com/americatonigh

that's the way nevada is. while the rest of the country phenomenon nevada is going its own way >>> "america tonight"s michael oku tells us that uber could get rolling in nevada soon. lawmakers vote on one bill next week. if that doesn't work out. the service has options. los angeles wants uber to move more riders. the l.a. mayor trying to clear the way for pick ups at los angeles. nearly 70,000 use l.a. x, and they made a ride. >>> next - priced out. sky rocketing rents, and not just in america's biggest cities. could your neighbourhood be next? and >>> later, a pricey education. hundreds of college grads and the expensive lesson they had about for-profit legislation. and the gangs of baltimore gaol. drugs, women, a leader who proclaimed i am the law and just about was. the shocking story behind bars, and where else he might be running the institution. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> monday on "techknow". >> we should not be having earthquakes in texas. >> the true cost of energy hits home. >> my yard is g

sex workers at bunny ranch, a legabrothel in nevada, they have launched hookers for hillary. licks, a bunny at moon light bunny ranch, dennis move, the owner of the ranch. and a bunny summers, thank you very much for being here how are you. >> great, happy 420. >> great thank you. kennedy: thank you so much, stevie licks do you know there is an artist in fleetwood mack with the name stevie nicks. kennedy: i did not know that. >> these young kids. >> let's talk about this, hillary clinton is going to fight for the rights of women, she thinks that prostitution properly porn graph are evil and dirty, she does not want to see it legal, why would you endorse someone who wants to put out of business. >> she is also against sex trafficking, bill was in office, he fought that, he signed legislation in, she followed upside she wants to do the same, i am against sex trafficking that means legalization will be okay. kennedy: i am also against sex trafficking but in her world they are not mutually exclusive, not like sex trafficking is bad their prostitution is good. unfortunately there

still ahead, a tragic story out of nevada where a 3-year-old was found dead. now the hunt is on for her parents, who may be on the run in the bay area. and a dog men for human on consumption -- is the recipient of human kindness. >> and it's a blustery evening with gusty winds and cool temperatures already in the 40s in the coolest places. wet weather is on the way tonight. i'll have your wet sunt forecast up next. >>> a kenyan university is closed following one of the deadliest assaults in the kmpt's history. people are still searching for missing loved ones. andy rose has the layest on the massacre and government's response. >> the full force of the law will be brought to bear with even greater intensity than has been the case in previous years. >> reporter: kenya's president has condemned the deadly assault on gar circumstances sa university college, declared 3 day of mourning and ordering flags to be be flown at half- staff. al-shabab has not only taken responsibility but issued a statement promising more bloodshed. on saturday, a 19-year-old student was r

i am thrilled for nevada. this fight will inject hundreds of millions of dollars into the state's economy. it'll benefit nevadans all -- fighters and their teams, of course hotels, restaurants cabdrivers limousine drivers parking valets, maids will get bigger tips than they usually get. it is going to be a great time for nevada. so i've done everything i can within my power here as a member of the legislature to help in any way that i can and i have interceded on a couple of occasions to help make this fight move forward. and i was very happy to do so. i love the sport. i have -- some of my prized possessions in my home are fight pictures. i have one picture mr. president, it is a picture of the great joe louis and max shmele. and they both signed that picture before they died. i had the good fortune when joe louis spent so much time at caesar's palace, to have met him. i have a pictures, a big thing on my wall of my deer father-in-law who worked with fighters. he's got a picture -- i got a picture on the wall

you can see the stuff coming in from the sierra nevada.s obviously just cloud cover and down below you look at our typical marine layer that kept sows cool today layer that kept sows cool today. let's check out live doppler 7hd right now and also see some of those clouds from the sierra nevada so once the thunderstorms collapsed the clouds just rolled in our direction. down below we are dealing with the gray sky tonight. tomorrow morning that's what you wake up to. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area and here's a live picture from our exploratorium camera as dan mention blue and gold for the warriors. it's gray though out there looking at the financial district. cloudy morning with some patchy drizzle we look at afternoon sun inland tomorrow with below normal temperature most of this work week. here's why you see cooler than average continuing. one area of low pressure keep mat arena layer deep today. another one drop down and replace this one that will move into southern california so we keep it on the cooler sid

you can see the stuff coming in from the sierra nevada. it was obviously just cloud cover and down below you look at our typical marine layer that kept sows cool today layer that kept sows cool today. let's check out live doppler 7hd right now and also see some of those clouds from the sierra nevada so once the thunderstorms collapsed the clouds just rolled in our direction. down below we are dealing with the gray sky tonight. tomorrow morning that's what you wake up to. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area and here's a live picture from our exploratorium camera as dan mention blue and gold for the warriors. it's gray though out there looking at the financial district. cloudy morning with some patchy drizzle we look at afternoon sun inland tomorrow with below normal temperature most of this work week. here's why you see cooler than average continuing. one area of low pressure keep mat arena layer deep today. another one drop down and replace this one that will move into southern california so we keep it on the cool

>> maybe a few sprinkles the but the sierra nevada will see downpours and that is good news. as we start off low clouds and mist and drizzle could impact you in the morning ride along the coast and here is a look at live doppler hd we have a couple of systems that are situated off the coast which are enhancing the marine layer and bringing the low deck of clouds across the bay. we are cloudy in concord and livermore and keeping us mild. 53 in the city. 55 in san carlos and 57 in san jose. and half moon bay is 52. as you make up it is a gray start, and we will see sunshine throughout the mid-morning hours for east bay valleys and temperatures are slow to warm, 52 in fairfield but if you are inland valleys and low 50s in napa. looking at a more spring like forecast with drizzle at the coast and warm inland and cool at the coast and the cool down is more dramatic in the days ahead and high temperatures. be in the 60s inland valley by the end of the work week. that is a system you can see heading down to southern california and then there is another system dropping to the south.

should we think of nevada as a blue state or in flux. >> i think it's a blue state. states had a terrible cycle. he had damage done but the party organization line helped develop is still there. and i'm -- one of the things i was happy to work towards is have nevada the third state in the union to decide who is going to be the president. i'm happy about that. and nevada is a blue state and hillary clinton likely will prove that without any doubt. >> no terms of secretary clinton and her candidacy, it's historic if she is just the democratic nominee. there is never a woman that has been the presidential nominee. and if she is elected, all the more. you said the greatest change in the senate over the time you have been here is the increasing number of females here. what is different about female senators? >> two things i want to talk about about my experience in the senate. one that is really positive and one isn't. and when i came, it was barbara mckolski and that is it. now we have lots of senators and i said and i repeat it here on your show. the senate is better be

you can see the stuff coming in from the sierra nevada. it was obviously just cloud cover and down below you look at our typical marine layer that kept sows cool today layer that kept sows cool today. let's check out live doppler 7hd right now and also see some of those clouds from the sierra nevada so once the thunderstorms collapsed the clouds just rolled in our direction. down below we are dealing with the gray sky tonight. tomorrow morning that's what you wake up to. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area and here's a live picture from our exploratorium camera as dan mention blue and gold for the warriors. it's gray though out there looking at the financial district. cloudy morning with some patchy drizzle we look at afternoon sun inland tomorrow with below normal temperature most of this work week. here's why you see cooler than average continuing. one area of low pressure keep mat arena layer deep today. another one drop down and replace this one that will move into southern california so we keep it on the cool

as i said, he went back to nevada.his wife got tired of the west coast and moved back to the house alone with a companion and it was in winter. it was in december. so she was invited to the british ambassador's house for dinner new year's eve. when she got there got all settled and someone was banging on the door saying mrs. stewart is, your house is on fire. she went back to the house and found the whole house totally in flames. what had happened was nobody had checked to see if there was any water in the boiler. so up to that point it had been an unseasonably warm winter so the house caught fire and had to be rebuilt. shortly after stewart had finished his house it hillier jumped in too and built his house at the edge, the very edge of town on massachusetts avenue and florida avenue. and was a fine second empire house. in the 1880s, stewart still in need of money decided to rent out stewart's castle and he rented it to the chinese ambassador and a litigation staff. this is quite an interesting period for the house. t

trabajadores de una cadena de supermercados con sucursales en california, nevada y arizona inician unlones de catÓlicos en todo el mundo con amor a la crucifixiÓn de cristo tuvo lugar la tradicional ceremonia de e iztapalapa donde participaron 1000 actores comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ enrique: quÉ tal? ilia tiene la noche libre, el jefe de la policÍa san francisco dijo que no quiere policÍas racistas en su departamento. quedaron suspendido siete policÍas y enfrenta la posibilidad de ser expulsado del departamento, irma nos explica el comportamiento generado una investigaciÓn los casos en los que han participado. vilma: la investigaciÓn contra este sargento de policÍa de california ian furniture fue la que por accidente nos llevÓ a descubrir la consistente cadena de mensaje de texto racistas que por aÑos varios oficiales de san francisco venÍan intercambiando. >> por ejemplo hablando de los negros y diciendo que los negros son monos. y los negros tienen las raÍces como si fueran animale

gentleman from nevada. >> mr. chairman i ask unanimous consents to call-up an unblocked package of amendments. >> without objection so ordered. will the clerk please distribute the unblocked package.Ñd k without objection the unblocked amendments are considered as read and the gentlemanjagentleman from nevada is recognized for explaining the unblocked package. >> thank you. package number one comprise of the following p.m. amendment number 002 by mr. klein to require financial literacy training under the modernized retirement system. amendment number 004 r 1 by mr. cook to provide a blueprint for higher placement program for veterans. requiring a brief on dod's ability to meet the needs of female members with pros they ticks. directing the secretary of the army to develop a comprehensive policy regarding breastfeeding by female members of the army. i'm number 016 by mr. klein that requires dod to provide a briefing on efforts to assure access to affordable health care due to reduction in prime service areas. direc

titus of nevada. reduced by $150 million. page 57, line 11 after the dollar amount insert increased by $150 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 223, the the gentlewoman from nevada and a member opposed each will control five minutes. ms. titus: i come to the floor on behalf of the people of nevada to reject the failed policies of the past and concentrate our efforts on real solutions to the nation's energy challenges. the bill before us properties $150 million for the failed yucca nuclear waste project. taxpayer-funded junkets and photo ops cannot change the fact that this has never been based on sound science but politics. after decades squandered and $15 billion wasted, we are no closer to a solution than when president reagan signed the screw nevada bill in 1988. the house is set to consider legislation that will waste millions more on this failed project. i have heard my colleagues say this is the law of the land. the a.c.a. is the law of the land and that hadn't stopped them trying to overturn it 57 times. f

john joins me now from nevada. good morning.ou for being here. >> you said you were motivated to speak out now because of what reid said to cnn in an interview earlier this week. let's take a look at that and i'll hear your reaction. >> so no regrets about mitt romney about the koch brothers? some people called it m mccarthy-ite. >> they can call it whatever they want. he didn't win did he. >> that was enough. you frustrated you decided to speak out >>well i had already reported on my own site, brian, after i left the sun that brian killed the column. i never published the column before on my own site. i thought about it. i was waiting for the right time. i saw that interview and i had two reactions, one, that was classic harry reid just being totally unrepent end about the mack villain tackics to hurt someone. i was outraged. i said it was time to show what i said back then. not because i wanted to look like i had -- to show what the column said and that brian was willing to kill the column to protect his friends. >> you mentio

did not have to bailout the banks domiciles in nevada in the state of nevada did not have to worry about an implement benefits. he had these shock absorbing mechanisms. we're the fdic looking out for the banks of nevada and social security at the federal level paying automatically without a political decision. texas from new york state and california were diverted to pay. these are the types of mechanisms needed in order to end monetary union -- europe never had those. amy: i want to turn to the opposition lawmaker of the new democracy party, which is the former governing party of greece. he criticized your party, the governing party am a syriza's approach to financial troubles. >> it is devastating. all this uncertainty downgraded, the fact the government is using all the available cash, thing no one. the fact the banks are funneling all the liquidity to support the government is catastrophic for the economy. in action has a real cost. amy: yanis varoufakis, your response? >> well, look. if it were true that the greek economy was on the mend prior to election and it was on a sustainable

as far as the snow goes even some snow in northern nevada by the time we get to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as far as snow amounts, pink shading as much as 12 to 18 inches of snow high 2 feet. greens and yellows showing you half inch to an inch of rain. winter storm warnings at the highest elevation. a little bit but we like south as los angeles but not a lot and not much further south. so it's pretty much in and out. there's no signs of rain after this. suck up as much as we can. >> all right, bill. thank you. supermodel christie brinkley is attacked by birds and we have the photos. >>> plus would you drive a car designed to avoid a collision? next. >>> on the west coast, a region crippled by doubt facing a new danger, high temperatures, low humidity in a frightening fire season ahead. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: firefighters called it the year of the firestorm. 2014. millions of acres were destroyed as hundreds of homes across the west went up in flames. this year the outlook is even more dire. the forecast calling for bigger more ex

unfortunately, for the people from nevada. a lot of the folks from right over is very, very close to nevada border. and the marines they won't say it publicly but i've talked to a lot of them they are very, very concerned about this. they will be forced to curtail operations because of the dreaded sage-grouse. you know, we've had similar issues over the years. we've had the desert borders. we had the woodpecker. everybody in the military has learned to, to live with these situations. we have the limited amount of land or changed the policy on endangered species. this is one of those areas where i'm totally convinced that that one bird will close that base, which is essential, in my opinion, to national security. and if people are not trained in that particular area then heaven forbid if we have another climate, another situation where they are not ready, they're going to pay the price. i yield back. >> gentleman from california. >> the amendment is necessary because the bill is written, is not necessary. in fact, just this las

. >> gentleman from nevada. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the intent of this amendment and the prior one but really they're not necessary because under the current military, daca participants are already permitted to apply. it's already policy so if you are here under daca status you can apply for an enlistment through the program currently. yield back. >> further discussion? gentleman from arizona? >> thank you mr. chair. and thank you, congressman, for introducing this. i think a couple things. the current regulation says that only in the national interests can somebody be accepted into the military if they're under daca, but to speak to the bill or to the amendment that we're talking about, what he's asking for is a study. a study of the daca population and whether or not they would be helpful and correct me if i'm wrong, would be helpful in terms of dealing with the potential shortages we're going to have in terms of enlistment and i think that is something we should study and be able to understand because this population of

and not bad in northern nevada. weekend forecast coming up. should have a lot of smiles compared to what we just got done with. >> smiles and warmth. thank you so much. >>> news on hillary's big announcement for you just ahead. plus a pursuit of a man on a horse turns ugly as police get plenty aggressive while apprehending this man. that's not all. the rest of that story next. >>> political watchers it is finally happening. sources close to the clinton campaign telling nbc news hillary clinton will officially announce her candidacy for president as early as sunday. she's expected to announce it on social media with campaign stops next week including to iowa. the weekend seems to be her m.o. in 2007 clinton announced her presidential run on the third saturday in january. >>> san bernardino police captured an alleged horse thief yesterday after the suspect was tased, helicopter footage caught him being punched multiple times by several cops for nearly a minute. police are investigating. >> if our deputy sheriffs did something wrong, they'll be p

live doppler hd and we will show you a few clouds spilling over from the sierra nevada. and we do have some fog around half moon bay. the temperatures at this hour are all in the 50s except for petaluma and half moon bay in the 40s. antioch on the other end 60 degrees. the kgo roof camera showing you the bay bridge and the embarcadero is not a deep marine layer so we are not expecting drizzle. mostly sunny. clouds increase on friday and we are look at showers early saturday. now it is looking like a good possibility. showers and thunderstorms with the upper level low have been over the mountains and it will remain unsettled for the sierra nevada as we head into the next couple days as another low is heading in that direction. what we are watching is a system that is going to bring showers on saturday. as you look at our computer animation, you will see exactly what is going to happen. friday night could see spotty drizzl ahead of the main system. as we head into the wee hours of saturday 2:00 a.m. you will notice it is wet out there. if you are asleep you may be eke woul

it will also -- northern nevada.re are conflicting opinions on whether or not this will help the bird, or will hamper the bird, because it will slow down the process of restoration. >> looking at a species, a single species, is the worst thing we can do for sage-grouse. the worst thing we can do is listed under the endangered species act. in the 11 western states that sage-grouse is in, there have been, in the last 4:5 years corporate conservation that has been happening across the board between federal agencies, private landowners come a state agencies, and there is a huge momentum built up and my fear for our wildlife populations in general is that a listing of the sage-grouse as endangered will set back quarter conservation -- cooperative conservation. we have learned how to communicate -- and get along and work cooperatively, that i would hate to see that lost. >> the species is a focus of unprecedented range wide conservation efforts. and to prevent it from enlisted under the u.s. endangered species act within t

estado de la florida que es un estado muy importante, lo que es nuevo mÉxico, arizona y lo que es nevadaue no sea visto muchos aÑos. >> nos quieren enamorar. >> lo que sÉ es que hay muchas preguntas que hillary clinton tiene que contestar a los latinos y a todo el paÍs nÚmero uno, número dos... >> quÉ le preocupa y qué le preguntarÍas? >> todos los mails que no ha querido responder, porque le pide a los empleados federales algo que no estÁ dispuesta a ser. hay que hablar de incongruencias con lo que hace. >> digamos que es estar tratando como lo he dicho en este programa es de fabricar una realidad que no existe para criticar a la senadora clinton, aquÍ existirÁ una contienda dentro el partido demÓcrata, lo que pasa es que no hay una persona que tenga el peso que tenga hillary clinton, to no se sabe si serÁ candidato a la presidencia, habrÁ una contienda donde se va ver todo eso, hay que entender que la senadora clinton y los republicanos cuando ya se toma el senado como miembro le dieron mucho crÉdito por ayudar y dar esfuerzos de washington por actos de reformas educativas y otros pact

take vo angel --desagradable sorpresa tuvo hoy el gobernador jerry brown en sierra nevada., donde esperaba medir nieve solo encontro cesped seco y un elevado pesimismo sobre la sequias en california que cumple 4 aÑos y que obligar a tomar restricciones mas fuertes para economizar el preciado liquido. --el gobernador sostuvo que urge reducir por lo menos en un 25 por ciento el consumo actual. --es la primera vez en la historia de california que un gobernador debe imponer restricciones obligatorias para economizar agua de todas las maneras posibles. --sierra nevada, el lugar visitado por el gobernador debera estar con por lo menos 5 pulgadas de nieve en esta epoca del aÑo pero inesperadamente solo habia grama seca. --la nieve recoge una tercera parte de las reservas de agua en el estado lo que aumenta la preocupacion. angel live --ahora, cuales son las medidas impuestas el dia de hoy pues bien, se las daremos a conocer mas adelante aqui en su noticiero telemundo 48 cesar ---la policia anunci el arresto de un cuarto sospechoso en relacin a la muerte de una madre de familia al

look at the stark difference, bone dry in california and nevada. very little snow cap.remember, the snow cap mountains are so important because the run off helps fill off the reservoirs to the drinking water. isa, it looks as if we have snow coming just in time for the end of winter. back to you. >> before you go, how much rain in california? >> just under an inch in los angeles but upwards of two inches from san francisco northward to redding and the border of oregon. >> much needed water. thank you very much, derek. >> you're welcome. >>> just ahead, a tail of terror and resourcefulness. a student tells how she survived a kenya university massacre. plus, new challenges syria places. isis rebels move further into the country. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infect

it's a debate that could spill over into next week as well when nevada lawmakers are expected to move on a religious freedom bill there. that's the latest live in indianapolis, i'm jay gray. dara, back to you. >> thanks for that report. a major political scandal back home the likes we've only seen 11 other times in the history of our country. a sitting united states senator indicted. robert mennen des accused of taking more than a million dollars worth of gifts and contributions from a long time friend. he says he's innocent. once again, here is nbc's tracie potts. >> i will not be silenced. i am confident at the end of the day i will be vindicated. >> reporter: new jersey senator robert menendez faces fraud and bribery charges for what prosecutors describe as more than a million dollars in lavish gifts, luxury vacations in paris and the dominican republic flights on a private jet paid for by his friend florida eye doctor salomon melgen also indicted. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the state department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption. >> reporter: the

live doppler hd and we will show you a few clouds spilling over from the sierra nevada.e do have some fog around half moon bay. the temperatures at this hour are all in the 50s except for petaluma and half moon bay in the 40s. antioch on the other end 60 degrees. the kgo roof camera showing you the bay bridge and the embarcadero is not a deep marine layer so we are not expecting drizzle. mostly sunny. clouds increase on friday and we are look at showers early saturday. now it is looking like a good possibility. showers and thunderstorms with the upper level low have been over the mountains and it will remain unsettled for the sierra nevada as we head into the next couple days as another low is heading in that direction. what we are watching is a system that is going to bring showers on saturday. as you look at our computer animation, you will see exactly what is going to happen. friday night could see spotty drizzle ahead of the main system. as we head into the wee hours of saturday 2:00 a.m. you will notice it is wet out there. if you are asleep you may be eke woulden u

we have a wenter storm warning that starts tomorrow morning in the sierra nevada at 3:00 a.m. and it runs until midnight on wednesday. winter weather advisory for the mountains in the southern end of monterey couldn't starts early tomorrow morning and runs until wednesday morning. they are expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow to accumulate above 4000 feat so gives you an indication as to how cold the storm is going to be. temperatures right now in the 50's. wave south easterly breeze right now but the wind will pick up later on tonight. from our emeryville camera lacking good across the bay. rainy windy overnight tonight. thunder hail possible and we look at snow in the sierra up to 2 feet. for the highest peak. here's a look at the cold storm. it is really a little bit slower than we had expected. wet windy overnight tonight. so it will come in when most of your sleeping. then cold unstable air behind the cold front will keep the thunderstorm chance in the forecast for your tuesday afternoon. here's look at the wind forecast 11:00 o'clock tonight. wednesday start to gust out of th

the cold front moving east into wyoming, utah, and nevada. fueling heavy winds, triggering massive dust storms like the one we're seeing here in las vegas. >> in some places, they turned downright deadly. a massive dust storm in utah triggered a deadly highway pileup. killing one man and injuring 25 others. the nearly whiteout conditions on interstate 80 near the nevada border forced a tractor trailer to stop in its tracks, starting the chain reaction crash. elsewhere, those heavy winds uprooted trees, snapping some in half. damaged homes and cars, and blew over a tractor trailer near salt lake city international airport. those winds grounding all flights into and out of salt lake city. to the east, however, it's water. lots of it. that's prompting flood watches and warnings across a broad area of the southeast. mississippi had flash floods that submerged at least a dozen streets. the city got several inches of rain over the course of just an hour. and to the north, flooding around lexington, kentucky, fed rising flood waters, making the cano

dropping anywhere from a foot to four feet of snow in the higher elevations of the sierra nevadas. unfortunately, we have not seen that. take a look at the last couple of years. starting in 2011 it was a great year. we saw 171% of snow in the sierra nevadas only decreasing this year in 2015 only receiving 5% of what we should have been seeing. the natural gas -- source of natural gas in the country. yet, because new york's governor has banned the technology known as fracking new yorkers cannot tap into it. so four new york counties have talked about seceding from the state to try to cash in on the gas neither them. morgan redford has the story. >>reporter: here in new york entire houses are being torn down. >> that's probably somebody's back porch. >>reporter: a sign of the town's slow death. >> he's torn this down in just a matter of hours. >> minutes. >>reporter: the one thing people here believe can save it is right neither right beneath them. >> in this area we have -- the other thing is under our feet is our minerals. >>reporter: that's jim finch, the town supervisor. conklin

. >>> showers in the sierra nevada. that will happen again tomorrow. same low pressure center that's bringing us this cool weather is creating unstable weather in the sierra nevada. for us we have a lot of clouds and low fog. everybody has got clouds. right now it's real foggy and cool along san francisco at the waterfront and it's been windy. windy conditions right now. 21-mile an hour gusts. blowing 24 in concord and 14 in napa. there's a weak system, not enough to bring us rain but enough to stretch out the fog and the inversion. will cool everybody off and bring temperatures down and keep us there for a little while. overnight lows will be in the 40s. maybe low 50s. you wake up tomorrow morning this is what it looks like. this is tonight and enter the fog and low clouds. all nine bay area counties will see the fog. then it will burn off. we'll see a few more low 70s tomorrow but still a cool day. more sunshine, more blue sky tomorrow. slightly warmer but this cool weather pattern this chance of drizzle sticks around as we head into the next several

citier ram nevada it's getting -- sierra nevada it's getting closer. couple feet is going to fall. this will be a low snow level. if we get snow, it will be later this afternoon into tonight. 30s for some. 40s and 50s for others. i think there was a record rain up at eureka or crescent city yesterday. i believe there was record rain. 40s and 50s on your temps. san jose 49. it will be a breezy to blustery day. the front has gone through. the wind will not be bad. there will be decent gusts. and then we will get a break. we will still be cloudy to mostly cloudy. this all has to move in. this will give anything as far as hail and thunderstorms and funnel clouds out to the valley. so morning rain, windy, showers. thunderstorms and hail. chilly, chilly high temps here. upper 50s and low, low 60s for many here. best system we have seen in a long time and everybody got in on the rain but we are not done yet. this afternoon and tonight and into early wednesday and then things will calm down. >> my girls are getting ready for school. rain boots. do they get to wear their rain boots today? >

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in the sierra nevada speaking of mountains, nevada speaking of mountains snow level dropping down to 6000 feet. resort few inches of snow. could see up to a foot of the highest elevation. traveling to tahoe tomorrow look for scattered showers. heading up doing camping saturday mix of rain and snow. temperatures will drop it's noticeable then partly cloudy for the second half of your weekend. so getting back home from the tahoe area shouldn't be problematic of temperatures in the mid 40's tomorrow morning to low 50's. clouds fog around especially near the coast so be aware of. that make sure you allow extra time for the commute and for the afternoon a little cooler to. upper 50's along the coast where it is breezy. 67 santa rosa. sker oakland out towards antioch. 68 in livermore. 67 san jose. 58 in half machine bay. 59 san francisco. accu-weather 7 day forecast morning showers saturday leading up the a brighter and warmer sunday and warming trend continues monday mid 80's for warmest spots. temperatures moderate a bit middle of next week [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress

not only that already some rain in the sierra nevada and some mix of snow. a changeable pattern here in april. sfo best to 30. hold onto your hat there. hayward at 12. you can see the system already crew enhancing rapidly over the north. look up in sierra i know it's not a huge deal, but there is 32 and trucking. they are saying light rain -- tahoe has rain, but i would think that would turn to snow here pretty quick. this is our system for tomorrow. increasing clouds throughout the day, tonight into tomorrow. pretty good thunderstorms erupted yesterday. it has been really active up in the mountains. west of 12 -- west of 16 testing 220 fort oakland airport. breezes kicking up. fiftys on the tens will pick pick -- check into the few upper 40s. i'm sure there's arty a couple there. fiftys widespread, there's that 32 are tracking reporting. forty-three arcata, 53 monterey. forty-nine watertown. finally it's stick and say it's been there for two days. i haven't seen not. there goes the loan southern california moving out getting bumped out by the system to the