nevada's response to that was to ban uber. it's pretty weird to call uber a david. company valued at up to 40 billion dollars. that sounds like a goliath. but the truth is, unlike government, uber can't use force. the company got big only because it's better, customers prefer it. they voluntarily choose its price and convenience. in response, government regulators ban it, it's banned in thailand, spain, massachusetts, and nevada, because uber doesn't follow all of government's rules. >> the government really needs to draw a line. >> this is creating a situation where they're basically a free-for-all, they can operate how they want, charge what they want, do whatever routes they want. john: yeah! what's wrong with that? if the customer doesn't like, it they don't have to choose uber. even though the government says we need the regulations to keep you from being ripped off. nevada's politicians who band uber have a cozy relationship with the existing taxi industry, and for years, tourists complained las vegas cabbies rip us off by taking us to the strip by a round abo

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

on february 20th the nevada -- >> nevada. >> -- democratic caucuses -- [laughter] kennedy!nd south carolina gop primary get underway followed by the nevada gop caucuses. and then the south carolina democratic primary also before the end of february. jeb bush's superpac has been buying ads in the early primary states already while hillary clinton is boasting dozens of organizers in battleground states. texas senator ted cruz is focusing on eight southern states that vote on march 1st. the so-called sec primary. so just how important are these early states? i'll hand it over to the academic over here. >> oh, the academic? i will take that. >> thank you. >> princeton and yale? >> no, not yale, harvard. get it right. [laughter] i'm just kidding. >> man! >> no, i think that it's, obviously, they're still very important especially for front runners, iowa, south carolina, nevada. if you're a bush or a walker or a trump or a carson, i think you have to show those poll numbers are real and broad, but this really does give an opportunity to conservative candidates to stick around lon

not much, but most of the activity will be in the sierra nevada. the sierra nevada through the central coast in southern california, more of that subtropical moisture n the south bay 85 san jose. 85 los gatos. 83 palo alto and redwood city and 70 #* 70 downtown and the north bay. 89 calistoga. petaluma 81. look for 75 in oakland. 81 union city, 83 in fremont. so the humidity, yeah, you are going to feel it. but that's a pretty good trade-off, i would guess works 86 in san ramon compared to what we've gone through all last week. the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow hooks a lot like today. maybe a few sprinkles but overall the possible drops come monday afternoon and middle of next week when afternoon highs are just in the romney's inland. that's what we are talking about. >> we are certainly looking forward to that. thank you, lisa. the time right now is 6:22 and still ahead authorities intensify their crack down on those who are trying to profit from the pope's h ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only

according to the park spokeswoman, the hikers were from california and nevada. they are in 40s and 50s. three still missing but certainers did, sadly, find bodies of four hikers already. the ground was already saturated before the historic flood struck and there is more rain in the forecast and flash flooding for today. >> thank you. >>> with too much rain in utah not enough rain in the bay area, cities are looking for ways to boost water supplies. looking for answers, water and technology experts attend a symposium today. fogt cuss of the forum, new ways to recycle waters. helping capture, store, treat waste water. organizers hope cities can get a blueprint how to reuse that. >> it would be nice to get some water and looking ahead to kari's radar, some is in the work for the bay area. >> we get the first heavy rain, makes roads slick. mike will keep you up to date. we start out with dry conditions, mostly clear skies, cool temperatures but the rain is approaching. as we tack a live look now at the bay bridge, busy start to the morning and into the day, we'll st

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a person who served nevada so well.a native nevadan, a real heritage who loved the state of nevada. his father was the longest serve in nevada. his uncle was a writer. really a celebrated novemberist. a long name, but what a great person. his novel was "the boxbow." it was a movie, i saw it recently, the most -- actually the first modern novel. so jim a was all about. he graduated from the university of nevada, the same school at which his grandfather was the president. he became close friends to former senator richard ryan of nevada, two-term governor, historic figure in his own right, but they were inseparable friends. they were in college together. they went to the same law school, hastings law school in san francisco. jim graduated from law school in 1962. he immediately decided he would serve his country. for three years, he served in the united states army. his service to his state and country spanned many decades. his good friend richard ryan convinced him that he should move from reno to -- that the growth in th

other areas of concern include parts of the pacific northwest and parts of utah and nevada. across most of the areas we have an increase in humidity and chance of rain fall so that is welcome news. we have a batch of rain fall moving in through parts of northern california, great news there, and across parts of nevada. just a couple inches could produce dangerous flash flooding out here. the dry is ground, run off, and doesn't absorb the rain fall. that could be another problem not related to wild fire but another danger for the people here. additional rain fall in northern california, parts of the rockies and mostly the northern half of the west over the next few days. as we go into the weekend and early next week, look at the forecast in parts of california. we are talking not only dry conditions but also very high temperatures. upper 90s out here on sunday and into monday so that is not welcome news and that is going to be the big story across parts of the southwestern united states. in northern parts of the country we expect the cooler temperatures to continue. look at s

and the third and final debate on wednesday october 19th at the university of nevada in las vegas. and one vice presidential debate on tuesday october 4th, 2016 in farmville, virginia. the co-chair of the commission of presidential debates is on the phone with us. thank you for being here. >> pleasure. >> walk us through this and what led to these four universities. >> well, in the 28 years we have been doing this, what do is the year before the debate we send out to all of the colleges and universities a request for a bid and indicate what they have do and produce. there has to be so many hotel rooms within a certain area because of the 5,000 reporters there. we get in bids. we narrow what we have down to 16 schools and then we have a team of technology people, camera people, lighting people, etc who go out, sound people, visit the possible venues, come back to us, then we make other cuts and the secret service is very involved. they want to make sure whatever site we chose they can lockdown. so that 16 was then moved down to five. we also tried, not always possible, but we would

tomorrow and lake tahoe southward and eastward into nevada. it will be hot and dry and windy.k to the bay area, blue skies over sfo. current temperature readings of 65 here at san francisco. 70 at san jose and 63 at half moon bay. check out this lovely view. blue sky there. pleasantly mild to cool conditions. 69 degrees in napa, fairfield 77. 72 at livermore. here's a look at blue sky looking southward from our southeast camera here in downtown san francisco. these are the forecast features, we'll see below average temperatures again tomorrow but warmer pattern begins on saturday that will continue into next week. the warming peeks on labor day, which is monday. massive cool air centered to our north, it's dropping southward. it's a fall-like system. it's not going to bring rainfall to the bay area but as it difz southward tomorrow, we'll see shower activity developing in the northern most part of the state but here in the bay area we'll have dry and breezy conditions and that will be followed by a pretty quick warm-up. notice on saturday, inland hypes in the upper 80s to near

that will pick up the breeze in sierra nevada, we have hurricane linda category two looks at it will miss the baja and parallel to baja but -- they will get cloud cover but that i will stay offshore. moving northwest. sunshine, warm to hot today, cool loaves, afternoon highs warming up. not like july and august where they stay in -- with a stand-in 90s, they didn't -- do touch bed they chat start to cool down and the angle of the sun is not a high, 90s for many, talk about these could be warmer in the next couple days 70s for the weather in the course 80s and the -- in the bay, 90s and the peninsula and the pattern is on for a while, to say -- tuesday, wednesday thursday slight cooling, friday and more so as we go into the weekend. >>> a week -- quick reminder that stuck cricket in the us are closed for the labor day, the market close down on friday trading on wall street including the dow jones and s&p resumes tomorrow morning. scott kelly getting some photos on board of the station. the key sent this photo -- he sent this photo san francisco. he tweeted good morning san francisco,

the sierra nevada national forest has been burning for over a month. cal fire captain dave shew says a huge concern is how rapidly the fires are moving. >> if the moisture content is gone, that means the fuel will ignite much faster, much easier, and continue to spread at a much faster rate. >> reporter: the chelan fire in washington state last month burned 88,000 acres, and 13 large fires continue to burn there, including the okanogan, state's history. in oregon right now, four major fires are keeping firefighters busy there, and in california, scientists today discovered a new concern -- the sierra nevada snow pack is the lowest it's been in 500 years, which means little water will run off to help with drought conditions. with no end to the hot, dry temperatures in sight, governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. >> we'll see the same thing in coming years, only more exaggerated and more spence. >> reporter: as it starts to drizzle now, it's almost impossible to exaggerate the devastation that is middleton. at this apartment complex, th

i know you're going to be moderating the first democratic debate in nevada next month. there. let's see if she's a lot more than the ones already scheduled. >> october 13, wolf. thanks very much. >> up next, the teenage inventor who ended up in police custody for bringing a homemade clock to school. the reaction has reached all the way to the white house. there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... ...and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we're making hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. you don't have to be a member to buy their services directly at angieslist.com but me

the popular festival in the nevada desert came to a >>> did you notice out there today a lot of dirty cars covered with ash. >> burning man ash. the popular festival in the nevada desert came to a fiery ends last night. >> tonight the exodus home and the rush to car washes. jeanelies that afterglow of burning man. >> wonderful. dusty. >> reporter: monica brought more than memories back from burning man. she brought lots of dust. >> it's in everything. it doesn't go away. that's the beauty. you have to embrace it. >> reporter:ities unless it's on the car. like hundreds of other burners rolling back into the bay area, she is at the car wash. >> we'll see about 500 burning man cars over the next week. >> reporter: this touchless car wash in san francisco has extra staff on duty this week to handle the crush of what they call ghost cars. they are dusted white inside and out. requiring extra scrubbing, extra rinsing and extra detailing. >> our policy evolve and our prices evolve. >> reporter: customers are warned about longer wait times. this year, burners will pay $100 for a wash. but she

a man in nevada ace trying to break a fitness railroaded for a good cause. >> yes, it is. >> i don'tet it. >> mark is trying to dot most burp ees in 12 and 24 hours. >> i try to dot least amount of burpees. ruby is a fitness trainer. this is his deal. twelve her record he is hoping to beat is 6800 burp ease. he also hoping to set a 24 hour record by doing more than 10,110 burpease which he has until 9:00 o'clock this morning to complete. that is in three hours. >> i make my clients suffer through burpees, every week i should get a taste of my own medicine and do it as well. >> through go. all of the money raised will go to help spca of northern nevada so a nice thing to do there mark and his wife rescued a pit bull last year and they want to help that organization. >> notice video he is also doing it on his knuckles too just to make it more challenging. >> why? >> i'm so impressed with him wanting to do this for a great organization but i would just adopt a dog personally. >> yes. >> easier to adopt a dog for ten to 15 years. >> do i three of them and i never want to do that again. >

tomorrow and lake tahoe southward and eastward into nevada. it will be hot and dry and windy.he bay area, blue skies over sfo. current temperature readings of 65 here at san francisco. 70 at san jose and 63 at half moon bay. check out this lovely view. blue sky there. pleasantly mild to cool conditions. 69 degrees in napa, fairfield 77. 72 at livermore. here's a look at blue sky looking southward from our southeast camera here in downtown san francisco. these are the forecast features, we'll see below average temperatures again tomorrow but warmer pattern begins on saturday that will continue into next week. the warming peeks on labor day, which is monday. massive cool air centered to our north, it's dropping southward. it's a fall-like system. it's not going to bring rainfall to the bay area but as it difz southward tomorrow, we'll see shower activity developing in the northern most part of the state but here in the bay area we'll have dry and breezy conditions and that will be followed by a pretty quick warm-up. notice on saturday, inland hypes in the upper 80s to near 90. t

jeb bush speaking right now at a veterans center in nevada. the duelling events come less than a day after they went head to head and at times fist to fist in the second republican debate. trump getting mixed reviews after his performance last night and is holding a town hall in new hampshire. he was attacked by almost every candidate on stage and some of his favorite targets, such as jeb bush and carly fiorina, landed some blows of their own. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> you know what, as it relates to my brother, there's one thing i know for sure, he kept us safe. >> jeb bush is looking to capitalize on his energized performance at that debate and he got relatively positive reviews. you're watching that play out in nevada. sara murray is "outfront." coming off a performance that many felt fell flat, what are we expecting from trump tonight? >> reporter: sure, jim. this is a very different campaign event than we're used to seeing from donald trump. this is not a big, flash serially. it's a

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those wind advisories, southern nevada, through the deserts of san diego. you can see gusts still up to 50 and 60 miles per hour. a couple of the gusts we put on here tonight to give you an idea of what to expect. that all changes with this huge pattern shift, right? we're got this low coming down. the trough, and with it, moisture. and some places, a lot of moisture. coastal northern california up through oregon and washington state. we wish we could get it a little farther inland, but we will certainly get that cool air. highs only in the 60s. david? >> ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> but we do move on now to the other story we're following, that manhunt in mississippi, after a shooting on a college campus, delta state university on lockdown. students with their hands over their heads, evacuated today after a popular history professor was gunned down in his office. abc's steve osunsami. >> watch one of the doors. nobody in, nobody out. >> reporter: these were the frightening moments in the middle of morning classes at delta state univer

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the home of the first western caucus next year. >> carl cameron in nevada tonight. thank you. >>> who do you think were the winners, the losers from last night's debate and why? let me know at facebook or twitter. send us something good we may use it better in our special throwback thursday panel. >>> no hike for now. the federal reserve decided today to leave interest rates unchanged. the vote at the fed nine to one not to raise the rates. reaction was mixed today on wall street. the dow close said down 65 points. the s&p 500 was down five. the nasdaq closed five points up. why is this fed decision a big deal? what does it tell us about the state of the u.s. economy? trish reggen joins us from new york with answers. why should voters viewers care about today's decision? >> because it tells us we're in bad shape. i mean, the economy is not in a good spot here at home. globally things are in a really tough spot. this is what janet yellen and company recognized here today when they said we're not going to move. we're not going to move even just a quarter of a point to

some including sensitive materials about china, haiti and sudan during a speech in reno, nevada, arec and presidential candidate marco rubio talking about the latest development. >> where tax policies for the world of the 1990s. in fact, that was the hillary clinton tax plan. in fairness, she took her time to introduce her plan because it was in her server so they weren't able to find it. [laughter] [applause] but they found it along with another 100 classified e-mails. lauren: department officials say those were not identified as classified when clinton sent or received them. sandra: a new poll shows retired neurosurgeon dr. ben carson surging into a tie with donald trump in iowa. carson and trumpet each getting 23% on the university poll released yesterday. behind that, carly fiorina at 10% commit ted cruz 9% and scott walker at 7%. >> is anti-politician style very soft-spoken, funny, humorous, appealing is really, really scoring with voters in iowa. sandra: when republican voters and i were asked if they should be someone outside of government, 66% said yes. train for another dead

the home of the first western caucus next year. >> carl cameron in nevada tonight. thank you. >>> who do you think were the winners, the losers from last night's debate and why? let me know at facebook or twitter. send us something good we may use it better in our special throwback thursday panel. >>> no hike for now. the federal reserve decided today to leave interest rates unchanged. the vote at the fed nine to one not to raise the rates. reaction was mixed today on wall street. the dow close said down 65 points. the s&p 500 was down five. the nasdaq closed five points up. why is this fed decision a big deal? what does it tell us about the state of the u.s. economy? trish reggen joins us from new york with answers. why should voters viewers care about today's decision? >> because it tells us we're in bad shape. i mean, the economy is not in a good spot here at home. globally things are in a really tough spot. this is what janet yellen and company recognized here today when they said we're not going to move. we're not going to move even just a quarter of a point to

. >> in california 233 homes now destroyed by the wildfire near the sierra, nevada foothills. thousands more are at risk now. rain today could give firefighters much needed help. >> maria p molina is tracking the forecast. >> we have a storm system that will be bringing in more rain. unfortunately with the systems we tend to get the images that you saw out of the ue saw arizona border with a lot of floor flooding. hopefully we don't get the flash flooding but we get the relief with the fires. in california we have the fires burning and many other states out west. across ue rtah, montana, oregon. with the storm system coming through we will see a brief relief. at least where the wildfires are spreading very dangerous. we will take a look at what happens. in california we are expecting a warm-up to those temperatures and a return to dry weather. that won't be welcome news. talking 96 degrees. it's a hot day out there. it is bringing in rain for now many states out west and temperature wise summer like temperatures well into the 90's across the plains. heather and ainsley? >> tha

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two other bodies were found at homes burned by a separate fire in the sierra-nevada foothills. >>> a tsunami warning remains in effect along parts of the california coast after last night's earthquake in chili. chile. small tsunami waves flooded several towns along the chilean coast. hundreds of homes destroyed. >>> i'm putting a lot of water on the lawn. >> i know and you'll probably have to continue to do so. what i do, i don't water it, then we don't have to cut it as it is a great story. >> you have brown grass basically? >> yes. a baseball field that is charred up. you don't have a lawn anymore. exactly, right, right. let's talk about how dry it has been because really for the month in the last part of august. remember the beautiful weekends in august? we are kind of paying the piper here. a quarter of an inch so far for the month. but we still have almost five inches in the bank to speak. you take it back further, only .85 inches of rain in the last 35 days. the grass and soil, they are getting dry. a live look outside at the weather cam, 83 right now. still good hair days with

a second fire in the sierra nevada foothills wiped out 500 additional homes.ere are send active wildfires in northern california. >>> southern california is facing serious weather problems as well. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, christine and john. fire situation across california improving when it comes to the large fire. the valley fire now 75% contained. incredible to think this fire, top three when it comes to the most destructive with infrastructure damage. as much of the record-breaking fires occurring since the year 2000. here we go to the southwest. wet weather maker to phoenix and heavy rainfall bringing 6 million people under a flood watch. summer for much of the country. it doesn't feel like it is over. high pressure tries to build. we go above average for much of the mid section of the country and northeast. the northwest below average. the wet weather to the southwest and thunderstorms popping up in and around the southeast today from atlanta back toward mobile as the storm migrates to tallahassee. the high temperatur

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as we head toward tomorrow the snow level will go from 7500 to about 8500 feet in the sierra nevada.could see more mixed precipitation. temperatures right now in the mid50s to the low 60s. as you look at this live camera, we are looking at areas of rain. showers linger on thursday morning and it is going to be warmer on friday through the weekend. do expect big changes. the system came through and brought a few sprinkles to the valley fire area. this cold front will bring us the wet weather. it is approaching and i do want to show you a time line. tomorrow morning when you get going it will just be cloud cover. as we head toward 10:00 a.m., ukiah, cloverdale gets the rain. the rain starts to shift into the area of the valley fire, and that's exactly what those firefighters need. the north bay is getting wet by 2:00 p.m. and the rain doesn't shift very much until about 6:00. at start of the rush hour it is still up to the north. and then it finally starts to shift down toward the south bay -- i mean the peninsula and san francisco and out toward the east bay. the cold front will fall

our voice heard from 9/nevada t far go. coming up, president obama touting the economy but may want to ask about your salary. he may not like the latest check-up on your paycheck. next. >>> talk about batd timing. the president sending out a fire storm of tweets touting how much better things are under his administration. but the census just reported median household income dropped last year and is still down 6.5% since before the recession hit. sure doesn't look like we are better off. we're not. the statistics say we are 6.5% worse than six years ago. you can't argue with the numbers. the numbers are what they are. maybe somebody wants to feel good about it. some sectors are better off but overall, no. >> the poverty level is around 15% still. still extremely elevated. not getting better. where are we better off in america? >> oh, my gosh. want me to go through the numbers? >> sure. i like numbers. >> as wayne said, the unemployment level, 5.1%. mitt romney said he hoped to get it to 6. let's talk about gas prices. gas pr

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a new report finds that snowpack in the sierra nevada mountains is at its lowest level in 500 years. byn: still to come -- busted his own iphone. alison: a texting mistake that put a drug dealer in jail. plus -- reporter: do you wish you could tell of somebody was lying to you? alison: a federal investigation is now underway into how american airlines flew the l.a. all therom way to hawaii. their aircraft was not properly equipped for the trip, lacking extra oxygen and safety apartment. american says it has updated its certification software to prevent this from happening again. out, how woulds you like to have the ability to always know when somebody is lying to you? alison: there are ways to ferret out if falsehood. stephen tschida gives us a quick lesson. knowing that somebody is a liar can leave us done. the quest for truth has included the torture chair and eventually the lie detector, but what if you just knew when somebody is lying? >> i would love that. stephen: pamela meyer is a harvard educated deception professional. they give off close. >> looked down, slump, lower their

down 13 degrees in nevada. this is spreading toward saturday and sunday. a beautiful view of the financial district. it should be pleasant weather. 89 in santa rosa right now. here's a nice picture from santa cruz. cooler pattern is inching closer. and you will start to notice it as we head towards the second half of your weekend into next week. i do want to turn your attention to newly-formed tropical storm mella in the pacific moving northwestward. >> fog will be back tomorrow morping at the coast. we also see some high cloud around for the afternoon. numbers will drop on the peninsula. pleasant day, 81 in redwood city. you're looking at 78 in san mateo. 66 half-moon bay. downtown san francisco, 74 degrees as you look at the north bay. you're heading out for a nice walk. it should be pleasant weather, 88 in santa rosa. 84 san rofelle. in the east bay, don't worry about any air-conditioning, the breeze will do it. 81 in fremon. . >> and, by the way, the fog fest is this weekend. it should be very pleasant with some fog around. temperatures in the upper 60

nevada, south carolina. march 1. a dozen states are going to vote.state of vermont votes. massachusetts votes that day. minnesota might be friendly off to the liberal sanders. then you get into a number of states. alabama, georgia, majority of the democratic electorate. african-americans. north carolina. virginia. tennessee. about a third, 30% to a third of the electorate will be african-americans. texas. 20%, african-american. 30%. latino. not only does he have to have a diverse coalition. bernie sanders, built and organized that. with a dozen states. you have to do your delegate. state work. money for television ad. this will be a test of whether bernie sanders is a message candidate or national campaign. >> john, stay with us. bring in gloria borger. cleave mr chief political analyst. when you are talking to people in ooh iowa, do they see this a protest vote. or do people you talk to in iowa, new hampshire. feel like he could get the nomination? >> i think that what voters are doing in the two early states right now is they're kind of dating bern

basically will do whatever the dnc wants and i know you'll moderate the first democratic debate in nevadall be there. let's see if there are a lot more than the ones already scheduled. >> yeah, october 13th, wolf, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> up next, the teenage inventor that ended up in police custody for bringing a home made clock to school. the young man happens to be muslim. reaction reached to the white house. an update on that when we come back. ♪sweet, sweet ♪so st. thomas nice♪ ♪so nice, so nice ♪st. croix full of pure vibes ♪so nice, so nice ♪st. john a real paradise ♪so nice, so nice ♪proud to be from the virgin islands♪ ♪and the whole place nice to experience your virgin islands "nice", book one of our packages today. wait, i can freeze my account. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your card, you can switch it right on again. hey...you're back! [touch tone] freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. where their electric

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the other is in the sierra nevada. 500 homes have been destroyed and 1 person has been killed. hear from the residents tonight asking if there's anything left of their homes. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> hopefully you nailed it today because it was pretty good. >> hopefully. howard had a bull's eye yesterday. >> nice. >> speaking of the 3-degree guarantee, we went for a high of 78 today. now dry air masses heat up quickly and they cool off quickly, so we're not out of the woods completely for this and we'll have the numbers for you tonight at 11:00. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, it does not get any clearer or crisper. this weather should put a spring in your step. temperature right now 79, dew point in the 40s, 29% humidity. that's like desert air, winds west, northwest at 10, breezy to windy at times today. the winds will sub side tonight. so open the windows tonight but not too far. i got a little chilly last night, upper 40s in the burbs. bus stop temperatures 48 to 68

ayuda de mÚltiples departamentos de bomberos, la guardia nacional y refuerzos del vecino estado de nevadaando la llamas del incendio alcanzaron su hogar pero ya no alcanzÓ a escapar. sin embargo el miedo es latente. el cambio climÁtico no es un asunto polÍtico, es algo real dijo el gobernador. perjudicÓ a la magnitud de los incendios por la que atraviesa california con el tema de la sequÍa. es un fenÓmeno que no podemos controlar pero si enfrentar. marÍa: nos informan rige. por cierto los bomberos avanzan para terminar con el incendio. esta controlado en un 30%. han destrozado muchÍsimas casas, todas las escola permanecen cerradas y no todos los evacuados han podido regresar a sus casas. felipe: los conductores de los vehÍculos se dieron a la fuga tras chocar en los asientos separados. el primero ocurriÓ la 1:30 de la madrugada y dejÓ una mujer de 62 aÑos herida. el otro accidente arrollaron a hombre de 31 aÑos dejÁndolo con heridas graves en la cabeza. marÍa: llevÓ a los uniformados encontrar drogas y armas en el vehÍculo de un hombre. al parecer aportaba una pistola cargada y una gran c

mid to high 90s, especially in the valley 980 and conquer, clayton and walnut creek. 910 in nevada. we have a full seven-day forecast coming up.>> let's get you updated on this traffic alert. a vehicle hit a powerful after midnight and we have some closures to report. main lines of age 80 are open and the closures affect the off ramp south and 80 the closures affect the off ramp south and 82 washington and a transition ramp those will be completely shut down and they will not open until this afternoon. they are permitted to use 580 as an alternate south 880 at washington that ramp connected to 238 and between oakland and san francisco, that is affected and every one is going until 8 am this morning.>>trains running in time for tomorrow's morning commute. in the meantime the transit agency will run buses to get passengers across the baby, they stop at 19th st. basin in oakland and the terminal and san francisco. >> we are encouraging people to stay on their side of the faith they can. we don't want to overwhelm the buses, especially if you're going to an airport budget and extra hour

. >> the snow pack in nevada is at a 500 year low. that is also a problem right? >> right, because that snow pack eventually melts, that next system could bring a little bit of snow back to the sierra. >> thank you. a same sex couple received a marriage license from the clerk's office. kim davis read a tearful statement saying she was seeking accommodations for her religious beliefs but she would not interfere with licenses being issued. davis said her name will not be on the licenses. >> i'm just a person that's been transformed by the grace of god. and who wants to work, be with my family. i just want to serve my neighbors quietly, without violating my conscience. so this morning i'm forced to fashion a remedy that reconciles my conscience with judge benning's orders. effective immediately around until an accommodation is provided by those with the authority to provide it, any marriage license issued by my office will not be issued or authorized by me. >> in her essence, deputies have been giving the couples the licenses. earlier today one deputy clerk said he w

and across the flip side of the continent, dry weather in california and nevada and temperatures areoing to be summer-like. look at l.a., your highs are going to be in the 30s and thursday and friday and sacramento 35 degrees for the high, and fresno up to 36 degrees on the last day of the business week. all right. that's all for now. here's your three day forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline, and we'll be back at with more news at theç9 >> welcome. if you're just joining us, you are watching live from paris on "france 24." these are international news headlines. back in business. the interim president says he is after the coup d'etat last week. he is trying to get the coup leaders to lay down their arms. , after a forced plan to