two of the biggest, nevada and wyoming. these two states are directly linked to the panamanian law firm at the heat of the latest financial scandal. heather lowe, legal counsel whose firm advises governments and tracks illicit activities around the world, explained. >> in the panama papers we see that mosac fonseca had offices in both nevada and wyoming and those were one-person operations. where they did actually register thousands of companies. i'm actually a little surprised that it's not more. >> reporter: so what makes these states so attractive for setting up businesses and storing funds? >> you can create anonymous companies pretty much anywhere in the united states. it's extremely easy to do but nevada and wyoming stand out because they don't have state corporate income taxes. if income can be moved to nevada or wyoming it will not face state taxation, thereby reducing the tax bill. there's also delaware. a majority of fortune 500 companies are incorporated there. delaware does have a state tax but that tax does not

the sierra nevada will be much lower. mostly sunny and breezy at times. it will be warmer than yesterday. 60s and 70s. sal, how are things? nod rat, heavy, or what? >> yesterday we had such a bad morning and today seems like an improvement and it is. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. this has filled in. you'll be waiting for 20 minutes. nothing out of the ordinary. and you get on the bridge with little or no delay. traffic looks good getting into san francisco. once you make it past the delay. and looking at a commute on interstate 880 where traffic is moving nicely. there are no major issues. traffic continues to look good in the east bay. we have a report of a crash. this one just came in. 580 westbound in the livermore area. we have slow traffic from the altamont pass. and today, the traffic from livermore to dublin is looking pretty good. 6:02 and let's go back to the desk. >> the manhunt is focused on the peninsula for the man who shot a pregnant woman in the head. christien kafton is following the story for us. police are looking for

this system here is dropping right down the border of california and nevada. if you're going to lake tahoe for the weekend, there's a few showers and a little bit later few showers possible in the morning and sunday. for us it's the cloud cover and eventually winds will turn from west southwest to north-northeast. here we are in the afternoon. breezy for some. 10-15 miles per hour and even reaching 20 miles per hour in san francisco and redwood city 17. notice the arrow there is westerly. saturday it begins to shift and we are north-northeast as we get into the afternoon. another breezy day expected even a wind advisory late tonight and tomorrow for the hills. the breeze is driving up temperatures for the afternoon on saturday. right now we have 45 degrees in nevada and 52 in san jose. afternoon highs a lot like yesterday. mid to upper 70s in the forecast for inland cities over the north bay. upper 60s in areas like berkeley and south bay 72 san jose. peninsula we have 71. wood side as well as redwood city 68. there's your extended forecast. temperatures movin

you can see some up in the sierra nevada. there is a weak system there that might produce light rain. got some yesterday in northern sacramento valley. santa rosa 50. san jose 57. half-moon bay low 50s. same for burkeley. few temperatures in the north are in the 40s. a lot in the 50s. system to the north will swing in here. this will be a weak system. it will give a cooler brush heading towards wednesday night and thursday. we'll get light rain, not a lot. 54 sacramento. same in monterey. sierra nevada hit-and-miss shower activity falls apart. a little system is sweeping in. it should help disrupt the lower cloud deck. rain over the next five days. unless you are in humble county i don't expect much. much. this system will have cooler air coming in on thursday. lots of clouds here. some sun today. 60s for most. near normal temperatures. couple very low 70s. looking for low to mid 60s and a few upper 60s. if you can get the sun the temperatures will check in with a -- 70-degree reading. not much going on wednesday and thursday

in the sierra nevada, a little snow.y a rain/snow mix tomorrow and another opportunity for precip on wednesday. so look for cooler conditions this morning. you're probably feeling it. partly to mostly sunny skies today turning windy along the coast. perhaps over 40 miles an hour. today we do have a beach hazard statement through the evening hours through the national weather service from sonoma to monterey. look at the wind currents. pretty high. we have this. we have the possibility of strong rip currents and those large breakers at the coast. so we'll see sunny skies there but it will be cool. notice the wind direction now. out of the north the winds are nice and light. by the coast it will be a little breezy today taking you into tomorrow. watch the color. you can see from the coast and the speed picking up throughout the afternoon, stopping this by late in the day. notice 41-mile-an-hour gusts. and around the bay, it will be breezy as well around the later afternoon hours. certainly a less windy day today and precip

we don't get a lot of clouds in nevada, especially this part of nevada. we don't get many storm clouds. it doesn't happen often, but this is part of the greatness of nevada. look at that. is that worth preserving? of course it is. this has such magnificent areas. sandstone formations like this, petroglyphs dating back thousands of years. thousands of years. take a look at this, mr. president. petroglyphs. these indian writings, drawings are centuries old. centuries. they're in the area that we want to protect: gold butte. look at that. panel after panel of this magnificent part of history. but because of trouble caused by the bundies and their pals, the federal employees tasked with safely guarding these antiquities were prevented from doing their jobs. it was about 19 of them that have been indicted. most of them are still in jail where they belong. they have been under constant physical -- they have been a constant physical and mental threat for doing what the american people asked them to do. that's their job. mr. president, petroglyphs are being destr

or maybe nevada. interstate 80. >> i have not gone further than that >> i have driven across nebraska. >> you can see all the way to new york, it is so flat. >> i have driven 80 almost all the way across the country. i spent one night in ogallala, nebraska. i did a baseball tour. i was in chicago, detroit, cincinnati, all those. i am driving back and thunderstorms all the way from nebraska. the entire sky was lit up. >>> a unique of spelling be a north carolina is helping send students to college. it was the teachers and city leaders trying to spell big words last night. some of them showed up wearing wigs and bumble bee costumes. they did it to raise money for scholarships for high school seniors. >>> this is a way to support our young students and help them find their way. >> we hope they will come back to this community that put so much into them. >> many of the students receiving the scholarships will be the first and their families to go to colleges. >>> a short of support for dozens of family fo

new mexico, nevada and oregon.aiser health news reports the story about united health care deciding to pull out of most of the states that it operates in currently. here is the article. "a handful of health insurance exchanges in 2017, down from 34 states this year. a spokesman confirmed that nevada and virginia would be among the states where united health care will retain a presence. in the past week the company said it would be georgia, michigan and arkansas. warns inlth group november it was considering quitting most marketplaces because of escalating losses on the obamacare plan. $475ompany said it lost million last year from the marketplace plan, and was on target to lose $650 million in 2016. it goes on to say the united plan would severely limit competition in part or all of about 10 states. mostly in the south and midwest according to analysis from the kaiser family foundation. that could mean higher premiums, plus only one or two insurers. unless another company enters the markets. it would be left with o

areas like santa rosa and nevada. a lot of low 50s from redwood city through hayward and walnut creek. into the south bay we have 51. a few more numbers like antioch, 59 to start your day. 50 degrees in danville. temperatures are very similar to where we started

the low is now down to southern california, southern nevada, and arizona. las vegas, that's pretty impressive. 40s and 50s. 40, napa airport. and 50 santa rosa. 43 for concord. and also mount diablo. 46 san ramon. there'll be a will ill component of the breeze. there could be a few pop-up showers. mostly sunny and low clouds have settled in around san jose and the santa rosa valley. it will be warmer, near normal temps. a few mid-70s out to the east bay. it's 5:30 and the metering lights are clicking on and traffic is -- >> moderate. there's a little bit of slow traffic but it's not that bad. let's see what we have. and start with the east bay as we always do. you can see traffic is going to be backed up at the toll plaza. and the metering lights go on about 5:30 and you'll see a backup driving up to the toll plaza. once you get on the bridge, it looks good into san francisco. and we're watching san francisco on northbound 101. and it looks good from the south end of the city to the downtown area. and in the east bay we don't have much going on. we see a li

gentleman from nevada. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent to call up en bloc package number 3. >> without objection and would the staff please distribute the amendments. >> without objection, the amendments are considered read. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. amendment number 036r2 by mr. takei which would require a briefing on joint research requirements at the military health services. amendment number 056r1 which authorizes an ep deem logical study. amendment by mr. peerlt which authorizes the secretary of defense to provide at his discretion financial or nonmonetary support to nonprofit organizations carrying out programs that support the attendance of children of military families at grief camps. amendment number 163r1 which requires a study concerning veterans' access to commissary and exchange facilities. amendment number 176r1 by mr. smith to conduct a study on opioid prescription use and its effects on health, quality of life and readiness. number 225r1 by mr. hunter

that is the old storm moving towards nevada. we have a few high clouds offshore. we are heading into a bit of a warming trend setting up over the next few days. as we take a closer look at the satellite for you, we do have this as we come in closer on the satellite. mostly clear skies over a good portion of bay area and that high cloud area just well offshore. that's just about it. we will hold on to mostly sunny skies over the next few days and some pretty warm temperatures. right now san francisco checking in 64. santa rosa 66. already 72 degrees in fairfield and san jose right now in the lower 60s at the 62 mark. here is the headline this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. we will begin to warm back up. eventually we are talking about some low-to-mid 80s as we head into your weekend. here's what's happening in the pacific. the big purrture here. we traced in the upper level winds. can you see the jet stream and a big sharp drop. that's a trough over california responsible for the rainfall we had yesterday. as this scoots out of town of course the showers have alrea

hill: i thank the gentleman from nevada and i'm so inspired by the success that he talks about in nevada on a local level that's working and how powerful mentoring is, i mentioned a few minutes ago that our colleague, representative tipton from colorado, and i were up in new york last week and we visited the fund which celebrated 30 years of fighting homelessness and hopelessness in the areas of new york. they provide affordable and supportive housing for individuals and families struggling with chronic homelessness. and they're famous because of their ready, willing and able program, the bright, colorful uniforms all across new york that provide homeless and -- homeless and formerly incarcerated individuals with transitional work, housing, case management, life skills, education assistance, occupational training, job readiness and graduate services. . about 2,000 individuals per year are helped through the doe fund's extensive network of training and jobs. it's exactly the kind of thing, mr. speaker, that we want in all of our cities where citizens come together and help the least of th

university of nevada reno announced friday is hired juan hufnagel as an assistant coach. hufnagel lists his new job on his twitter page and tweeted yesterday i'm back doing what i love, coaching basketball. >>> in san francisco a fight over a seat on muni costs an elderly man his life. police say the man got into an argument with a woman over a bus seat they had just gotten off of at kearny and geary streets. the man then had a heart attack and died. >>> nearly two years after an earthquake the historic bittner building reopened today. it took 16 months of construction to restore the building, but the property owner says it was worth the wait. bon cutting >> this is the oldest stone building and it's a very important building for this community. >> napa's mayor and u.s. congressman mike thompson attended the ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> pedestrians and cyclists are getting a pathway to call their own. it's going to run from san rafael to santa rosa. smart is also working on a public transit project and a control system in the north bay. >> safety is a top priority at smar

it was held at the university of nevada-las vegas. alongside soccer star david beckham davis pitched the idea to move the raiders to sin city to play in a proposed $1.4 billion stadium that cools host a soccer team. davis is pledging to spend 500 million of his own money to make it happen. >> it will be a contractual commitment. in my case it will be a lifetime commitment. this was the goal when my father passed away. the number one thing was to find a stadium and find a home. that's what i'm looking to do. >> the news does not sit well with bay area fans and commissioners. at least two say they're upset and disappointed. the raiders have a one-year lease deal at the oakland coliseum that will keep them here through the upcoming season. officials say the raiders were unwilling to sit down and discuss keeping the time in oakland until the lease agreement received final approval a couple weeks ago. >> i think it's real disingenuous. so now when he says, i want to stay in oakland, i'm not dog to take him for his word any more. >> mr. dav

>> this controversy follows him to nevada. >> reporter: she represents hufnagel who is now coaching a t the university of nevada after cal fired him for violating university's sexual harassment policy. mcnamara says it was a flirtatious regsship. hufnagel texts, you never ask to come over. nothing like that. and the unnamed reporter responds, to come over, where? i have never been invited. mcnamara says her client was a scapegoat saying the university rushed to fire hufnagel because of growing criticism over how they handled other sexual harassment allegations on campus. >> it came at a time when the teen of the law school was -- that whole process was being criticized. it came just after the astronomy professor scandal. there's just no doubt in my mind that that's true. >> and the president at the university of nevada released a statement today publicly saying that he supports the decision to hire hufnagel. school officials here at cal have said in the past that they should have released those text messages sooner and it's unclear why he didn't do that. reporting live from berkeley t

areas like santa rosa and nevada. a lot of low 50s from redwood city through hayward and walnut creek. into the south bay we have 51. a few more numbers like antioch, 59 to start your day. 50 degrees in danville. temperatures are very similar to where we started right around the bay and inland but things have changed up a bit in areas like napa and fairfield. having to do with that wind kicking up and stirring things around. a noticeable change in napa this hour. here's a look at future cast model. waking up with low clouds and partly cloudy skies around the coastline and bay. rewill remain partly cloudy. temperatures at the coast. mid 60s to mid 70s around the bay and inland communities mid to upper 70s in the forecast. when i come back i'll have the numbers on your screen and we'll talk about the warm up in store. let's go to sal with the roadways. >>> good morning, traffic is looking pretty good coming into san francisco. no major problems there. it's a nice looking drive to the city. we have a live look at north b

sierra nevada has mostly cloudy skies. could be an isolated shower.ot of cloud cover associated with that low. mostly sunny. that breeze will be with us. northwest, mainly patchy low clouds. a little warmer, near normal temperatures at the waters. >>> sal, 8:33. >> you went really quick there, steve. >> you know, that happens to me sometimes. >> i'm relying on you to like, you know how it goes. >> i do. there have been times where i'll say sal is not here for the tease. i'm like no, he's got to be there. >> i'm ready now. sort of. >> here he s mr. sal castaneda. >> thank you, steve. steve and i work as a team. let's take a look at the east bay. traffic is going to be okay on highway 24. i have a theory that is shared by one of my directors jeffrey green. we've been here for a good long time at the station and westbound 24 slows until the lafayette b.a.r.t. station when people are waiting on that platform, other people are looking at other people. people like to see other people. right after the platform the traffic picks up. so there you go. and that'

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secrecy havens like british virgin islands, cyprus with the cayman islands or delaware or wyoming or nevada, then these companies go on to purchase property or businesses or put money in banks? where? in los angeles, new york, miami and london, paris, etc.. a lot of countries that see themselves is not particularly corrupt, their economies are predicated on providing corruption of services to these networks in places like nigeria, or pakistan. >> host: your book, why corruption threatens global security 202 is the area code if you would like to talk to her, 7200 in the east and central time zone, 8021 in the mountains and pacific time zone and if you want to send a text message 202, 717, 9684. if you send a text please include your first name and your city as well. from your book, where western governments pay for anticorruption efforts out of one pocket they are often paying off corrupt government out of another and far more lavishly budget support, military assistance, international development projects, covert cash handlers. >> absolute economy of this was what was happening in afghanist

the first stage of the caucus process in nevada when they counted up the results, hillary clinton haddelegates and bernie sanders had 15. when we had the county conventions we had enormous turnout and now our delegate county is bernie sanders 19 hillary clinton 16. that's a really good amount of progress and i think when we get to the state convention in nevada we'll pick up some more so that process is going to repeat it itself in the caucus process and i think we'll pick up a lot of delegates along the way. >> is there a point of friction between the case that senator sanders has made for people power basically for this not being decided by the establishment for the democratic party insiders not doing this and it being the will of the voters and it should be something that gets decided in public, is there a point of friction between that strategy that you're describing and also the super delegate strategy that you have talked about and the way he's talked about how he wants to win? >> i don't think there is. these are the rules. unlike the republicans trump in particular we're not g

. >> she's done stuff in nevada that a lot of volunteers were there, supporters were there. so i think it is just her reaching out to all her supporter supporters. >> reporter: in the primary for presidential campaign, $2700 is the maximum donation the victory fund a little different though as it's a joint fundraising committee. hillary clinton haven't seen her yet. haven't seen any sign that she's coming just yet because people still coming and going and cars still coming and going on the street here. but after this fundraiser she'll do it all again tomorrow in los angeles. again, with george clooney. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> all right, christie. thank you very much. right now we do want to turn to our microclimate forecast. the weekend is here, chief meteorologist jeff rainieri is going to tell us about it. >> huge changes. we had rainfall and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. right now high pressure is poised just offshore. that's beginning to advance some warmer air in. we've also seen the winds chae as we have been

it was held at the university of nevada-las vegas. alongside soccer star david beckham davis pitched the idea to move the raiders to sin city to play in a proposed $1.4 billion stadium that cools host a soccer team. davis is pledging to spend 500 million of his own money to make it happen. >> it will be a contractual commitment. in my case it will be a lifetime commitment. this was the goal when my father passed away. the number one thing was to find a stadium and find a home. that's what i'm looking to do. >> the news does not sit well with bay area fans and commissioners. at least two say they're upset and disappointed. the raiders have a one-year lease deal at the oakland coliseum that will keep them here through the upcoming season. officials say the raiders were unwilling to sit down and discuss keeping the time in oakland until the leas

and we're getting snow in the sierra nevada.ur rain within the next hour will be mostly gone south and east of us. and the cool air will not be nor will the breeze. in the higher elevations, you can see stockton, livermore, and a little bit off just south of san jose. and to the north, looks like it's already done. and you can see the colder air begins to work in. novato, 46. alamo at 67, that's not right. 51 walnut creek. 51 blackhawk. low 50s for some. maybe a pocket of warmth in alamo? why not? and oakland west at 15 the breeze will continue to be out of the northwest for most. it will be a breezy, blustery day and cool. truckee at 30. and 43 ukiah. and there's not a lot of snow and it's not going to last much longer. we'll take what we can get. a strong impressive low. the forecast models brought this done over us. and i was looking at the observations from portland and seattle. and the pressure is dropping rapidly. and you can see why. the low is in between seattle and portland. we just get the tail end of the front. the sy

this is the scorn sierra nevada.rone to fires, and home to 10 million dead trees and counting. >> the drought caused a lot of trees to die from drought. we countered that with some of the beetles that are attacking the pine. would you consider this a natural disaster. we are looking at losing 50% of our trees and certain species, it's a slow motion disaster. this boundary is pure gasoline for fires. the assistant chief has never seen anything like this before. >> what we are experiencing now is not normal, they are well outside the normal. this is the new normal. the day we meet him. he's having 14 trees on the property cut down. my wife and i figured out in the last four years. there are 80 trees on the property. half were cut down. marshall is lucky. they had a grant to pay for the clinics. they can cost home fire, dropping a tree, thousands of dead trees are standing, like colossal match sticks. there is a local irony, residents for the trees, those that can't or won't sell are hanging on. >> where do we go from h

we recently visited sparks, nevada to recognize justice best for his third prized documentary on the world horse population in the united states. our bus and crew headed to california to meet with student winners in that state including a visit to san diego where congressman scott peters took part in the ceremony recognizing tristan cooper, dell louisiana bruce and jackie power for their victories. and judy choo recognized andy chan, okio khan for their winning documentary on social security. a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, and time warner cable for coordinating these visits. every weekday this month on c-span be sure to watch one of the winning entries before washington journal. >>> education secretary john king testified yesterday on the every student succeeds act. he discussed the challenges of implementing the legislation that replaced the no child left behind act. >> senator murray and i will each have an opening statement to introduce our witness and after our witness testimony several senators will -- senators will have five minutes of questions. welc

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and right down the border of california and nevada.hat will actually spark the possibility of showers for tahoe at times, even thunderstorms in the forecast on sunday for lake tahoe if you're going in that direction. but for us, it's going to warm us up. going to bring the north- northeast breeze and we are looking at again very gusty conditions over the hills at some point later tonight and into tomorrow morning. here's your futurecast model, we will stop it here into the afternoon for today and talk about today first, so, again, breezy for many, anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour, maybe even 20 in areas like san francisco, half moon bay for the afternoon, but still west to northwest for your afternoon today as we get into saturday, though, things start to change and we are looking at north northeasterly winds for saturday as well as sunday. temperatures right now 48 degrees sfo, 52 in walnut creek, upper 40s in santa rosa and south bay 52 outside your door san jose. afternoon highs for today, a lot like yesterday, going to be mild

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still a few showers popped up yesterday in northern sacramento valley and the sierra nevada. we have low clouds getting enhanced. the weak system dragging across should give us more sun today. a few 40s. santa rosa and napa. a lot of 50s. 56 oakland. 52 fair field. east bay temperatures lafayette 49. danville 52. mid 50s antioch and brentwood. not much to this system. the next system coming in will work towards us late wednesday into thursday. that will give us a quick shot of rain. there will be more north. over the sierra things calm down. might pick up again later. isolated showers. this system will give us morning clouds and sun. the next system coming in does not have much to it. it will be a cooler system. the breeze will pick up. the rainfall doesn't look that impressive. i think a tenth of an inch to a quarter should cover it. thursday morning lots of clouds some sun on the mild side. breeze picks up. near normal temperatures. 60 to 70 degrees. overall we are stuck for a little bit until the weekend. there will be some cooler conditions and breezy late thursday andfri

hundreds of firms are based in wyoming and nevada.yoming allows corporations to be formed without an individual named in records. >> i think they are not doing anything illegal, so i think that's an onus on the government to close down some of the loopholes if they don't believe this is something that should be happening. >> reporter: as far as the american clients so far more than 200 people in the u.s. have been identified. ben -- benjaminway was charged last may for several charges. a russian billionaire was sentenced to two years for tax evasion. this man was sentenced to 13 years in prison for mail fraud and tax evasion. in 2008, john michael of philadelphia was sentenced to eight years in prison, also for tax evasion, and jonathan caplin was sentenced to five years in prison for accepting kickbacks. now the panama president is promising changes. but he also says panama is not the only place with a problem. >> translator: this situation wrongly called the panama papers is not a problem of our country, but of many countries of the

we discovered the raiders are serious about moving to nevada. let's bring in nbc bay area's jodi hernandez in oakland. a big reaction, raiders' fans. we heard from the raiders' owner who talked pledging $500 million to the project in las vegas, jodi? >> i will fell you. oakland raiders fans are not happy at all. tonight is one of the biggest nights in football. season ticketholders are gathered inside the fox theater here in oakland right now to watch the first round of the nfl draft. they can't believe davis is once again trying to take their team to another town. mark davis told a committee he is ready to relocate the raiders to sin city and is willing to commit $500 million to the proposed stadium project there to make it happen. if this panel recommend the funding, legislature passes it and, the deal, the raiders plan to contribute $500 million to the project. >> it is a sin to be in sin city. raiders belong in oakland. >> reporter: davis' las vegas pitch isn't going over well in oakland. season ticketholders are lining up to watch the nfl d

raiders owner mark davis was in las vegas today making a presentation before the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee. he pledged to put $500 million towards a new stadium in vegas if the rest of the funding is approved by the nevada state legislature. it would be built on a lot next to the airport and blocks from the strip. >> this is the goal of my lifetime. when my father passed away to continue his legacy with this football team the number one thing was to find a stadium and find a home. and that's what i'm looking to do. >> davis got some support from another big name in sports, david beckham. the soccer star was there to pitch the benefits of a new stadium in vegas and said he hoped to see a major league soccer team launch there, as well. oakland officials say they were blindsided by davis' vegas trip and ahead at 6:00 what could be an effort by a famous 49er to help keep the raiders in the east bay. >>> well, nfl dreams about to come true for a homegrown bay area quarterback. and really any minute now we are expecting to learn jared goff is the top overall pick in the

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. >> hi, nevada, i'm ivanka trump. >> aloha, hawaii. >> reporter: they allowed her to forget her own state. >> they were unaware of the rules and they didn't register in time so they feel very, very guilty. >> luckily for trump it doesn't look like he'll need those two votes to win in the empire state. a new poll out shows him ahead by a whopping 33 points and puts clinton ahead by 14 points. kendis, diane. >> john kasich far behind in second place in that poll. lana, thank you. >>> hillary clinton is coming under fire for a racially tinged joke. >> sorry, hillary. >> i don't like jokes like that. that's not -- >> cautious politician time. >> that's clinton taking part at an annual media event with new york mayor bill de blasio and a cast member from the broadway hit "hamilton." cp time is used to mean colored people time. bill de blasio said it was all just a joke. >> it was clearly a staged show. it was a scripted show and the whole idea was to do the counterintuitive and say cautious politician time. every actor involved including hillary clinton and leslie odom jr. thought it was

it has been raining into southern nevada towards las vegas. monterey peninsula will be dealing with on and off light rain. it will be increasing throughout the day. we have 50s on the temps, mostly cloudy. highs will be in the 60s and 70s but rain will pick up tonight. tomorrow can be a pretty steady rain, especially in the morning. temps will cool in the afternoon, so 60s and low 70s. it is 7:01. i have heard friday light. is there something new? >> there are a couple things. we have seen it better than yesterday or the day before, but there is still some slow traffic. good morning to you. i hope you are having a good morning. at the bay bridge it is backed up for 15 or 20 minutes. 80 is not severe getting to the spot. let's move along and look at some of the other commutes. interstate 880 looks good. it will be interesting to see if we have slow traffic later on. right now the traffic here is moving well. south bound 880 slows at 92. that's a big improvement. usually it slows at 238. if you notice west bound, road sensors are indicating stop

it is easier to set up a secretive shell company in delaware and nevada than in the cayman island. >>tuck it, caymans! been franklin said there are two things certain in life, death and taxes. he was a ( bleep ) idiot. he never set up a company in delaware. you guys work hard. let me tell you how to keep the benjamins. here's a secret business men and criminals have known for years. certain states in this country allow total corporate secrecy. shh! why go offshore to hide your money when you go to a business-friendly state like delaware? it's just as beautiful as the caribbean. you won't need sunscreen or shade, and the tax rules are loose can which is probably why delaware is the legal home to almost two-thirds of the fortune 500 like apple, coca-cola and yelp. no wonder delaware has 4.5 on yelp. i gave it three because the server was a rude bitch. all your favor companies are in on this. take trups. toys "r" us. they felled a shell company called geoffrey for the use of their mascot. then geoffrey pays them back and avoids taxes in the process. if it sounds complicated, it's suppose

tonight he was hired by the university of nevada reno. he'll be an assistant serving under head coach eric muscleman musselman, you might recall was the former warriors head coach in 2004. >>> a carjacking or a kidnapping? tonight deputies are trying to figure out if that's what happened to a driver in the east bay. there's a search right now in san pablo's rollingwood neighborhood for a missing toyota prius that had an uber sticker in the windshield. the driver could have been kidnapped earlier today. police aren't saying whether the driver worked for uber but the company is said to be working with investigators on, quote, several levels. the gray prius in question is a newer model. it doesn't have a license plate and the driver's side door is damaged. >>> the man in the middle of a beating by san francisco's sheriff's deputies may have muddied the legal waters. that's according to our legal analyst. federal prosecutors released a new indictment against stanislav petrov today. he's the man beaten in a san francisco alley seen here by she

how the nevada caucuses went. that was when we had sneaky wednesday. >> that's right. >> pretty good stuff. weird, but good. we node to bring in the disembodied voice of the man who will determine whether or not you got the right answer. steve meet shereen. shereen, immediate steve. >> nice to meet you. >> are you ready for your first question? >> i'm ready. >> on monday, two of the biggest states in the country simultaneously adopted one of the most progressive new laws, the two states were california and new york. what did they both just do this week? did they, a, liamize the possession of marijuana for personal use, did they, b, ban work place discrimination based on sexual ontation and gender itenty? did they, c, ra raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour or did they, d, enact single payer universal health care for household pets? >> i am sure it is c. >> raising the minimum wage. steve, did shereen get that right? >> yes sure did, they've raised the minimum wage, shereen is now one for one. >> well done. i thin

we recently visited sparks, nevada to recognize a winner for her third prize document a on the wildhorseation in the u.s., titled "wildhorse management." we've then met with winners and will california -- we been met with winners in california. congressman peter's took part in the ceremony. in all ambra, california, congresswoman judy joined second prize winners. they had a winning documentary on social security. a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, cox, and time warner. every weekday this month, he sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before washington journal. >> on tuesday, the present the unit -- european parliament discussed efforts to combat the islamic state and other terrorist groups following the recent attacks in brussels. intelligencessed sharing, islamic radicalization and the migration crisis in europe. as of the first hour of the debate. -- this is the first hour of that debate.