the senses for nevada was 8000 people. for nevada was a thousand people.the population is risen since then. as time went on and water became more available, the communities spread out. las vegas grew. it clearly has become a huge community, and people continue to move out there, but they managed their water. they knew how much they had. of how muchcted they could take by contract, so they have managed to recycle their water. if you look at the fountains in downtown las vegas, that is not fresh water. that is reused water. they take care of it, recycle it, and put a lot of it back into lake mead. when they were building hoover dam, it was clear, especially in the depression, that this was going to be a huge undertaking, and people were going to want to come and see it, so in order to a knowledge that and make a place for all of these visitors, they knew they needed to have some of that art deco work in there. statuesfloors and wings that salute the american spirit on the plaza, so they knew that people would come, and they sure did. we sell 800,000 tickets

the gentleman from nevada. mr. hardy: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like the gentleman to know i have no other speakers and i'm ready to reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: at this time, i urge my colleagues to vote in support of this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nevada. mr. hardy: thank you, mr. speaker. i do urge support of my colleagues also and thank you for the bipartisan support on this piece of legislation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question -- the gentleman yields back. the question is now will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1815 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. the gentleman from nevada. mr. hardy: with that, i demand the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested

not only did nevada change, its state flag would change many times. >> nevada's original flag was quite it, the word "gold." >> over the years, the flag was changed at least three more times. and the slogan "battle born" was added. >> and that's because nevada was added to the union during the civil war. >> the slogan rests upon a sagebrush wreath that partially surrounds "nevada," and a large silver star. the star represents the importancef nevada's history. huge quantities of silver still flow out of nevada's mines each year. and huge quantities of silver flow into nevada, as well, thanks to the thousands of slot machines in the state's most famous city -- las vegas. with "flag facts," i'm veronique. >> there's lots more ahead on "teen kids news," so don't go away. we'll be right back. >> here's eden with another report in our babysitting tips series. >> not all babysitting jobs are paying jobs. we're often drafted by our parents to sit for our younger brothers or sisters. whether you consider that a pleasure or a pain comes down to how you approach the task. dr. connie hebert is the

senator from nevada was pitman. if you think about it, here is pittman who was the president pro tem of the senate, he was also the chair of the foreign relations committee. mccarron comes into the senate, goes on major committees, ends up chairing the judiciary committee. now, mccarron goes on to be, in some ways, a reprehensible figure in a lot of people's minds for the legislation he introduced and the positions he took. and ralph wouldn't argue with that. the thing that was incredible to think about was you had one of the most powerful senators in the country, pittman, then one of the most powerful senators, mccarron, and they'd be sitting in this little boy's living room campaigning for office. and so when you think about what nevada was like, that's kind of lost with 2.7 million people. but the personal touch itself is not. ralph didn't really have a great interest in running for office. but in 1958 his best friend, grant sawyer, was running for governor. and really thought, you know, i should find out -- ralp

nevada liquidity in the negative. speaks eloquently in the negative. well, the problem with this was in fact, it was legal here, whereas in other cities, you were shut down and the kefauver hearings are important in american history. he had been elected to the senate by attacking one of the most corrupt political machines in the country in memphis and he had great ambitions. he wanted to be vice president or president and going after organized climate going after democratic operatives. organized crime was big in the cities. so was the democratic party. example,icago at the people were the daily machine were working with these people -- not necessarily with any particular vice in mind, other than getting ahead politically. that is what kefauver wanted to do. it does end up making him a household name. he ends up being the democratic vice president presidential nominee in 1956. what is interesting is around the country, people around the country react to the kefauver hearings and they say, my god, this is terrible. we've got to get rid of organized crime

i do a lot of nevada history one year the names they were talking about.nd just to sit and listen to the yarns, which makes it sound like they were not too but i think they were, it was just very fun especially we became very good friends. when ralph was a kid and the depression, nevada was going with the rest of the country tied into the fdr coalition because becoming a very democratic state. so in essence it was a democrat that was a pretty good timing for him. but that that had a tradition, and it holds to some extent today, that you didn't vote so much for the party, you voted for the person. so he was joined with republicans and the republicans he confessed to having voting for -- voted for in his lifetime. when he was seven, pat mccarron was elected to the senate. it was 1932. the of u.s. senator from nevada was jean di pivoted ichabod hers bittman was the president pro tem of the senate. he was also a picture of the foreign relations committee. mccarron comes into the senate, goes on major committees got into chairing the judiciary committee. mccarr

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when he was chairman of the nevada gaming commission. we have on our website and interview i got to do with harry reid, where he talks about his days with the gaming commission. it was quite a period for him. he had been through a couple of electoral defeats. he goes on the gaming commission and he keeps his name in the news. what he did not suspect was this is when the fbi was really going through organized crime families, state officials are clamping down. so he ends up adding the closure of casinos, dealing with a lot of public controversy. including a guy pictured right above him, frank "lefty" rosenthal. he had this confrontation over frank "lefty" rosenthal for a license. i think you call this great cinema, bad history. but in the course of this, reid had to call the police because something was attached to his car that ended up being something that would blow up his car. he dealt with a few things in his past that might be a little bit rougher than moving stuff on the senate floor. we are on the first floor of the mob museum and o

when he was chairman of the nevada gaming commission. we have on our website and interview i got to do with harry reid, where he talks about his days with the gaming commission. it was quite a period for him. he had been through a couple of electoral defeats. he goes on the gaming commission and he keeps his name in the news. what he did not suspect was this is when the fbi was really going through organized crime families, state officials are clamping down. so he ends up adding the closure of casinos, dealing with a lot of public controversy. including a guy pictured right above him, frank "lefty" rosenthal. he had this confrontation over frank "lefty" rosenthal for a license. i think you call this great cinema, bad history. but in the course of this, reid had to call the police because something was attached to his car that ended up being something that would blow up his car. he dealt with a few things in his past that might be a little bit rougher than moving stuff on the senate floor. we are on the first floor of the mob museum and o

. >> all weekend, american history las vegas,ring nevada. learn more all weekend here on american history tv. collects as a matter of fact ever since trinity, they have been eyeing the great barren stretches of the southwest. populationom the with favorable winds and with necessary consistency of soil and formation. 65 miles north and west of las vegas and atomic range was established. miles minglede with miles of solid rock. arrange remote from civilization isolated as the names of the men who once made their fortunes here. >> we welcome you to the national atomic testing museum. the museum focuses on atomic testing over a. 1992the early 1950's to and the interesting story occurs right after world war ii in between that time of the development of the cold war and it was quite a question of what to do with nuclear weapons. tosident truman worked hard see what the consensus was. he made it early on. truman and ensure that the department of defense was not in charge of it. they were always the one in charge of nuclear weapons. that is the big

it is nevada and we are expecting normal, rational politics in a democratic caucus to occur in nevada so maybe we have a higher expectation. >> what do you think, tyler? >> it is so late and everything and he is basically gone. i like it. that would be wonderful to say let's get a two-sided coin. >> president lincoln pulled fast ones to win the nomination. >> it is bad boy bernie. >> it is true. young women love the bad boy. >> do you think voters are that stupid? that we won't check the coin before the coin toss? everybody here i have a coin. look at this side. look at this side. see, it is a real coin. flip. >> she kept winning all of the coin tosses and they thought her camp was pulling shennanigans. >> maybe they let her side win and she said heads and they thought, oh no, double headed sign. >> one chooses the coin and the other calls it. it is still a 50/50 shot of what they choose. >> dumb plan. go with the cards. >>> how can dudes perform better in school? that story when we return. the "red eye" pod cast is back. subscribe on itunes and news radio.com. >>> live from america's

officers are checking cars at the nevada border.hey've already confiscated ten of thousands of pounds of fireworks from nevada. most drivers say the bordering sections were not that big of a deal. >> they didn't ask if we physically had any coolers, nothing specific. looking for that. >> illegal fireworks also come in from arizona, china, and mexico. online sales were going as well especially on craigslist. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, what to expect tomorrow if you're headed into the city for the parade. meteorologist lisa archer is up next with the forecast. >>> and i'm rick quan, coming up in sports, u.s. places columbia. and madison crystal geyser alpine spring water to you from us crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> nice evening out there, let's find out if that's the way it's going to stay. here's lisa archer. >> hey eric, the upper levels to the atmosphere hadderly wind today, temperatures were from 5 to 13 degrees in spots. still reporting clear skies. as that widens. take a look all the w

weekend, history tv is featuring las vegas, nevada. it is him to the stratosphere, the tallest freestanding observation tower in the united states at 1149 feet. visited staff recently -- c-span's staff recently visited the city. learn more here on american history tv. mr. schwartz: there are a lot of thoughts about why gaveling is so polarizing. the antithesis of the managerial work ethic and working hard in getting ahead. people say that people with money a gambling did not earn it. i think that is why it is polarizing. and of course you can lose a lot of money doing it so it can be very dangerous financially. gambling in las vegas goes back to the very beginning of las vegas. it was established by what was in -- what was the union pacific railroad then it was the los angeles, salt lake and san pedro railroad. they bought a ranch from a woman named helen stewart and decided they were going to lay it out on here. this is the original map from that auction. i want to buy land on lot 22, i want this piece of land, and that is what this m

rest of the southwest take a look into laws angela's parts of nevada all same pot of showers with yourushing and to arizona 83 degrees 77 concord m might micmac but 71 and severances have monday and the mid-50s 61 degrees and cerros up. as a going to tomorrow morning may start in the '50s and '60s and '70s for antioch and then into the afternoon we noticed for the temperature spread starts 59 the differences go by 1:91 and at 81 concord's at temperatures livermore by lunchtime 81 degrees and the storm trackers showing in the fog developing as we got there this evening vocal in san francisco the breakdown. zone by zone partly cloudy skies expected tomorrow afternoon. >> britteny: degrease and rosette 80. five petaluma a, six nevada 76 since and beach, and then 90 degrees and then filled, the 79 vallejo tomorrow 96 in rio vista for the south bay, expect temperatures redwood city 777, b nine paul auto, 92 in santa clara, and temperatures in san jose at 84 and, now to the east bay where you can expect temperatures in castro valley and los 60, is much warmer conquered 88 livermore pushing b

is unrun and solar city pulled out of nevada, tax breaks and rules changed there as well. we will continue to watch this all day. solar has been so unsettled. a lot of investors have been shorting the stocksing making it a dangerous, but lucrative bet. muck's announcement, tesla will pay a premium left holders in a panic. . >>> let's talk about the other big story. brexit, photos of the line at the bay area's first dunkin' donuts, opened now, 49 minutes ago. >> where are the do nuts? >> i love that story. did you see the advertisement for it as well? do not forget this. >> thank you. pg & e says it will take the diablo power plants completely off line by the year 2025 t. utility is closing the plant down, all of this is a part of an agreement with environmentalists. it allows the utility to meet new state law that requires. >> nobody is saying that renewable energy is going to replace the nuclear power plant. >> i think pg & e simply got tired of fighting the group i call the ultragreens. >> well, in it's place, pg & e says it will have renewable sources. >>> the park serv

women's business award for nevada. again, i'd like to thank these award winners and all small business owners for what they do on a daily basis to provide their employees with the job their customers with great product or service and contribute to the american economy. small businesses are the true economic engine of this country. thank you, mr. speaker. the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it is always a preeminent privilege to stand in the well of the congress of the united states of america. i never take for granted the opportunity that has been afforded me by my constituents as their representatives to be here and -- representative to be here and stand and speak on their behalf. mr. speaker, i'm proud to say this day is flag day. it's the day that the flag was adopted june 14, 1777. and i'm honored tonight to make additional comments about flag day, but this is a day that we honor the flag of the united

the water deliveries to arizona, california and nevada. at the time they divvied it up, they were counting on recordkeeping from 1905. those i been pretty wet years. they divvied up water based on pretty wet years. the system is variable. you can have great snowpack years and get a lot of water in the colorado or you can go through what we are going through now, 16 years of drought with maybe one good year. whativer at this point is is being over allocated. when the river is over allocated, it is not keeping up with the water delivery needs. we are not getting enough water into the system to meet the water delivery needs that are contracted with us. as of today, we have never failed to meet water deliveries to arizona, nevada and california and we don't anticipate that next year. but, if we continue to see the lake drop, we might be in a condition called shortage in future years. under that contract, arizona and nevada would take less water. california having the senior water right. when the contract was signed in for, the census nevada wa

especially in nevada. we have 88 degrees here.ected. 80 degrees expected for oakland. 66 in san francisco. 62 in the bay. 83 in mountainview and a warm 89 degrees expected for san jose. >>> well, if you're headed out the san francisco this weekend, here is what you can expect tomorrow for the parade. it starts at 10:30 in the morning and expect mostly sunny conditions. we do have fog but that will burn off. we're going to have a cool breeze in the air. expect temperatures mostly in the 60s for tomorrow. here's a look at your seven day plans forecast. we have a heating trend, and it's not going to go anywhere. it's all the way into next weekend. >> thanks a lot, rebecca. >>> well, the driver of a party bus that was transports teenagers pled not guilty to drug and vehicle charges. james green is charged with transporting a person under the age of 21 in a charter party carrier containing alcoholic beverages. police stopped the bus on tuesday after they received a tip from an anonymous caller. when police pulled over the bus, they fou

far the only other states with a legalized recreational pot measure on the ballot this november.are nevada and maine. live in the newsroom, spencer blake, kron four news. >> pam: >> vicki:police continue to investigate what caused a fatal pedestrian accident in oakley this afternoon. >> pam:the crash happened on a rural stretch of east cypress road near bethel island road. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest on the investigation. >>: along the southern road resulted in tragedy one girl is dead and another in critical condition. the get to the scene in four minutes and air lifted the oakland children's hospital nall after hitting the girls the car creamed off a world away and into a ditch for hours and the investigation care of the deceased to make them from shrubbery on the southern road. and i landed permanent housing. >>: services are all the available to permanent housing. >> vicki: out read for kerr please staff all the because of the paul the homeless stay tune for news stories. and 10 for all week long as they join forces with other media outlets on the issue. >> j.r.: here we are mo

. -- it is still under construction east of reno, nevada.inking very deeply about the battery supply chain and the ability to get the materials they need. the giga factory is raw materials on one side, finished battery packs out the other. carol: where is he getting these materials? he's competing with others that also need the raw materials for batteries. each metal has its own unique supply chain. lithium is mined in argentina and chile. there's start up companies trying to find new deposits in nevada and northern mexico. tesla has executives out there talking to everybody. what have you got, when can you produce it? they are taking a portfolio approach to make sure they have the quantities of lithium they need when they need it as they ramp up manufacturing. carol: can they ultimately owned mines and quarries? >> tesla has not bought any kind of mine yet. it would make sense. the company is big on vertical integration. doing -- elonof musk is a fan of doing things and house when he can. to drive down costs and bring a more affordable car

, you can no longer play draftkings or fanduel. >> narrator: ...nevada gaming officials ordered dailyantasy companies to shut down operations in the state. >> the state says they can't operate there without a gambling license. >> obviously, nevada doesn't prohibit all forms of gambling, but you have to submit yourself to a very rigorous regulatory process to run a gambling operation in nevada. >> all bets are off, at least in new york state at this time, after the attorney general... >> narrator: soon after, new york cracked down, saying daily fantasy was illegal, their ads misleading, and the games unfair. >> bogdanich: a fanduel executive told me that daily fantasy sports is really all about entertainment. why, then, would the government, and you in particular, decide to get involved in a product that's just about entertainment? >> well, gambling is entertainment. people go to casinos to be entertained. the issue here is not whether or not it's entertaining, it's whether or not it is gambling, and you can't have unregulated gambling without running into problems. >> narrator: at the

our temperatures right now at 82 degrees in santa rosa, 73 in nevada, at in san francisco. a biggs -- 59 in san francisco. a big spread. 80 in livermore, 83 right now in fairfield, and temperatures in san jose 73 degrees. highs around the region tomorrow, up to 80 degrees in mountain view, 89 in livermore, 88 in concord, 75 in oakland. temperatures in san francisco pushing into the mid-60s. 83 in napa, 81 in nevada, and our highs around the area tomorrow for petaluma, low 80s, 87, santa rosa, coming up, i'll track your weekend forecast. >> thank you, brit. >>> the wildfires are burning especially in the southern parking lot of the state, but -- part of the state. but moisture has started to move in along parts of the southern california coast which has allowed most of the mandatory evacuations to be lifted at least in santa barbara county. a fire spans 12 square miles. as of this morning, the fire is almost completely contained. no word late this afternoon on progress that may have been made today, but many fire crews are now shifting to two fires in the san gabriel mountai

. >>> trees are dying in the sierra nevada. >> it has increased dramatically because of the drought.a forest of dead trees so widespread only the sky can capture the magnitude. the u.s. forest service. >> two guys looking out the window of an airplane to record what they see. >> the bark beetle. >> there are so many new dead trees. >> in 7 months more reports and 26 million dead trees along the central sierra nevada including tuolumne county where they are removing thousands of dead trees. >> we have to triage the situation near people's homes and infrastructure. >> rain and snow creating a healthy batch of ground fuel. >> that fire will burn so fast and do so much destruction. >> 60 million dead trees and growing. >> we know that number will continue to increase dramatically. >> it translates into an increasing opportunity for wildfires as we enter the thick of the season. >>> temperatures cooled off big time. you noticed it. upper 90s. it was sweltering. 87 down from 94. big drop off. san francisco, 61 degrees down 10. 98 in livermore. 85 today. the cooling is taking affect. tomorr

all weekend, history tv is featuring las vegas, nevada. c-span staff recently visited m -- many sites showcasing the history of las vegas. learn more here on american history tv. >> there are a lot of theories about why gambling is so polarizing the people say people that are gamblers didn't really earn it. and if you do a lot of it, it can be very dangerous financially. gambling in las vegas goes back to the very beginning the las vegas was established by what ask now the une pacific railroad, then it was the los angeles, salt lake and san pedro railroad. they bought a ranch from a woman named helen stewart and decided they were going to lay owe town out here. people would say hey, i want to buy a lot on lot 22. the original plan had las vegas divided into 40 blocks. they need aid place for what they called vice -- the classic wild west vice, drinking, gamblingnd add prostitution. here's the thing. las vegas was going -- 0000 -- to be a respectable town. so you couldn't have it on fremont street. that was the main street. so it was a litt

from las vegas, nevada, please welcome back dana hlavac. [cheers and applause] here he is.t's up, dana? how you doing? >> good, good. >> we were talking before about those three special children you're playing for. i know two, in particular, you've had a rough go with.

film shoots are scheduled for nevada in vallejo.>> we are excited to get the revenue from hotel packs get about 10% of every dollar, here at the city.>>reporter: not everyone is happy about the production. the owner of oil ground coffee -- royal ground coffee says it's bad for business. remembers hang out and never bought a thing, the compensation that she got did not offset the losses.>> my regulars could not come in to sit and enjoy their usual coffee or bagel.>>reporter: others told us, production has been no trouble at all. if this production crew is successful, the city of san rafael says it's possible, everyone could come back for a second season. in san rafael rob roth, ktvu fox2 news.>>> the aliens return in the sql to independence day. jeff goldbaum, bill pullman and civic a fox are returning to the fight, you will not see will smith. in theaters this weekend is matthew mcconaughey, free state of jones inspired by newton night and his rebellion against the confederacy. blake lively goes against a great white shark in "the shallows.".>>> nevada -- that is not the only event th

being trucked in from a factory in nevada. most drivers said the border inspections were not that big of a deal. >> they told me to open the trunk and look through there. >> they didn't ask us -- us -- -- didn't ask something ag specific. >> illegal fireworks also come in front arizona, china, and mexico. online sales are greg especially on craigslist. >>> up next, the bay area barbecue battle with a taste of silicon valley. >> what to expect tomorrow if you're headed into the city for the parade. lisa argen is up next with the ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> silicon valley's influence extended everywhere, even to barbecue. we were at central park in santa clara for the silicon valley barbecue competition. grillmasters showed off skills including the team from barbecue bot. it keeps track of the temperature of the meat and the grill by regulating air flow. >> we have a phone

the gentlelady from nevada. ms. titus: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. titus: thank you. h.r. 4369 is, as you heard, a bipartisan narrowly tailored bill to address a time sensitive issue in southern california that impacts ontario and los angeles international airports, both of which serve my district in southern nevada. this bill has the support of my colleagues from southern california and i appreciate their coming to the floor today to speak about its importance for their districts mr. speaker, when one airport authority takes ownership of an airport from another authority, there needs to be a process by which that new support can repay the passenger facility charges that were collected up to that point. this bill would provide such a mechanism. now, there's urgency in addressing this issue. as the current transfer authority between these two airports is set to expire at the end of this year. i support that, but i would

being trucked in from a factory in nevada. most drivers said the border inspections were not that big of a deal. >> they told me to open the trunk and look through there. >> they didn't ask us -- us -- -- didn't ask something ag specific. >> illegal fireworks also come in front arizona, china, and mexico. online sales are greg especially on craigslist. >>> up next, the bay area barbecue battle with a taste of silicon valley. >> what to expect tomorrow if you're headed into the city for crystal geyser alpine spring water to you from us crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> silicon valley's influence extended everywhere, even to barbecue. we were at central park in santa clara for the silicon valley barbecue competition. grillmasters showed off skills including the team from barbecue bot. it keeps track of the temperature of the meat and the grill by regulating air flow. >> we have a phone app, and it will tell you when it's done, and send you a next message when it's finished. >> others chose the more tradi

warnings over nevada and utah. bringing in high troops and humidity. the forecast is where most will occur. they will not be getting rain over the next couple days. highs in the midwest parts of the mid atlantic you have the potential for thunderstorms. >> maria thank you very much. 8 minutes after the hour on a tuesday morning. surge doon intensifying from a leader of a polygamist church. he is on the run two weeks after being placed under house arrest. he is the younger brother of warren jeffs who is in prison for sexually assaulting young girls who he considered his bride. >> two more high franking officers busted in a major corruption case accused of taking bribes from mayor bill de blasio. they acteds cops on calls as long as they picked up the high flying lifestyle tab. charged for expediting gun license applications including convicted felons. he is finally set to testify. bray an pagliano expecteded to plead the 5th and not answer any questions when he takes the stand tomorrow. that decision pushing it back by two weeks. clinton's deputy chief

by our cox communication cable partners, explores the history and literary culture of las vegas, nevada. when booktv will visit the writers block, an independent book store and artificial bird sanctuary in downtown las vegas. the owner talks about the las vegas literary scene and why he chose to open the only independent book store in the city. >> a good independent book store, there's a lot of really great big readers here and there's a population of excellent writers, and this city has at bit more literary vibrancy than people are aware of. >> the former laughings mayor recounts his life in his book "being oscar: the mob lawyer to mayor of las vegas." >> a couple weeks later a phone call comes into the pit at the hacienda and it's from a reputed mobster, and his brother had been arrested and he wanted to know, who i the best criminal lawyer in las vegas. well, nothing changes over all the years. the foal he who lifted up the phone said, who is the best criminal lawyer in las vegas? and the guy they did the bankruptcy for said, call oscar. >> we vest the center for gaming research at t

we will be in the low 70s in san francisco and 86 in nevada and 90 in santa rosa. if you are going to the sierra your lake tahoe forecast. beautiful and comfortable. 81 degrees. on saturday, sunday a little warmer at 84 and take a look at monday, 85 degrees and the warmer trend holds through in the bay area. on saturday 93 degrees and we will stay in the low 90s on sunday and 98 degrees for monday and closer to the bay, 80 on saturday and 74 on sunday and closer to the coast will be in the 60s. much cooler and the classic summer setup where it is a lot warmer for inland locations and cooler at the coast and that seven-day forecast shows the warming trend as we go to the triple digits. but we hgÑstay right around&÷ t seven days pyñfor the coast. >> so we 9yhave to put on the sunscreen. >> and drink water. >>> still ahead. the city by ead. the bay versus the city of angels. the rivalry between san francisco and la goes full steam ahead on social media. >>> an update on the oakland police sex scandal that we broke here on kron4. just how widespread it may run involvi

investigators used his gps signal to track him down in nevada. he confessed to the killing and strauss's fiance and roommate was gone when she died. >> it's surreal, i don't think it will hit me until i go back down there. >> the last thing i said to her was i love you and i'll talk to you later. >> straussed lived in north carolina and once in nevada. the motive romaines a history and some of her belongings were found in the burned out apartment. >>> a woman is recovering after being attacked by a bear while running a marathon, it happened close to the finish line and now she is sharing the terrifying moments. >> karen williams is nursing serious bites and scratches after a run-in with an angry mother bear. >> she was ripping at my arms and i had my hands over my head and i screamed because it hurt and she didn't like that so they gave he a whack on the side of my head with her paw. the marathon runner was about a mile from the finish line when she surprised the bear and her three cubs. >> she realize the the only way to live was to play dead un

we have heat advisories posted for south of california as well as nevada. temperatures in nevada could be over 40 degrees, so watch out fofor heatstroke as well. across the philippines a tropical depression made landfall north of the philippines early this morning. the system caught early rainfall. the system is located over the south china sea and this system may intensify into a tropical storm over the next 24 hours. if it does, it's going to be the first tropical storm of the western pacific so far. now, the system will likely affect the south of china as we go into the next4 hohour so watch out for heavy rainfall as well as strong windows. across the north, there's a frontal system that is causing more heavy rainfall. now lalast week a a massive tor hit the province killing at least 99 people. now, more significant whether -- weather could happen as we go into tuesday. the frontal system is still located over the eastern portions of china and that surface temperature over the eastern china sea are warmer than normal. now the same system is affecting jap

this weekend, the city tour hosted by our cable partners and it explores the history of las vegas nevada. on book tv we will visit the riders block, an independent bookstore and sanctuary in downtown las vegas. they talk about the las vegas literary scene and why he chose to open the only independent bookstore in the city. >> in terms of having a good independent bookstore, there's a lot of great readers here and a population of excellent riders in the city has a little more literal vibrancy then i think people are aware of. >> then oscar goodman recounts his life of his book in being oscar. >> a couple weeks later, a phone call cam in at the hacienda. it's from a refuted mobster per his brother had been arrested and he wanted to know who was the best criminal lawyer in las vegas. nothing changes over all the years. he lifted up the phone and cupped it and said who's the best criminal lawyer in las vegas. the guy said call oscar. >> on american history tv, we visit the center for gaming research at the university of nevada archives to see items in their collection related to the history

sleet and continue to see high pressure in control and it will mainly stay in california arizona and nevada and will be moving to sampras's coach see lots of sunshine dry conditions and forecasts showing slightly cooler temperatures heading into the weekend. . inky >> pam: for being with us tonight.tonight >>> a wing and a prayer. >> football hero tim tebow prays over a stricken passenger at 30,000 feet. >> and, fly mageddon. invasion of the giant flies. >> plus, the controversial new tell all expose about the clintons. >> you say you saw president bill clinton with a shiner, a real live put a steak on it black eye. >> secrets of the clintons. >> more on the mom who killed her two daughters. >> why she did it, straight from the people who knew mom best. >> she was out to kill that day. >> and the notorious pool

to them also wearing a green uniform it was last week when shots rang out on a secluded trail in nevada. though the third suspect in court as well elmer a cut over there are charged with trying to hide martina's after the murder of two suspects did not enter plea but expected to do so next week and they're back in court. . >> vicki: still ahead delays from the east bay to fremont officers were shot. >> grant: next accused of killing millbury father facing family members of the victims. presidential hopeful continues to get campaign. >> grant: said that initially began with a traffic stop on fremont boulevard and irvington section. >> reporter: several hundred searle is in this investigation. a major and see fbi behind me a mobile command center where this is kind of the ground zero for the authorities to regroup and keep each other in the loop this is where we got an update the start of a traffic stop earlier this afternoon the driver in a white pickup truck. the suspect took off a short while later and another officer stop a suspect another couple shots that were fired also went down a

. >>> still ahead who was the mystery girl in the >>> nevada, oakland and all of the bay area. this is abc7 news. >>> new details involving the coffin of a little girl buried three weeks ago and you can look at the coffin and this is from the chronicle and the girl's blond hair is visible and holding a red rose. aa signist holding hair and it could take several months to get answers and speculation is a three-year-old died 145-years-old and her coffin was not relocated with the rest of the cemetery that was there. the burial is scheduled for saturday. the coffin was found by construction workers working in the area. >>> a man treated for burns in a house fire and we tweeted out the pictures in the valley yesterday and into the valley yesterday. firefighters say that they found the victim inside of the house and we have critical injuries and fire crews say that the flames were concentrated in the back of the house and no information that caused the fire. >>> finally 80,000 people can go home. they had to evacuate because of a massive fire. flames destroyed 2,400 and wiped out en

we did have some storms roll up in the sierra nevada. interval -- weather advisory. at 10,000 feet they were expecting about 8 inches above that level. pretty impressive for this time of year. it is beginning to subside. we may not be done with the brain around the state. some changes coming. some south -- in the south bay tomorrow upper 70s. as you had inside the bait we will see that seabreeze. that will take effect on the bay. 69 and alameda, very breezy. 70 degrees and breezy and richmond. east bay temperatures, cooler but still warm. a lot of 70s to low 80s. along the coastline we will see some patchy fog and the wind will pick up again. 60s out toward the coast with fog there and some sunshine in the bay. in the north bay we're looking at 70s and low 80s. we will watch these temperatures winding down. a low average on wednesday and thursday even a slight chance of showers north of the golden gate bridge on thursday. >>> let's talk a little sports now. even though the sharks lost the stanley cup stands still have a lot to cheer about. >> they made it this far. f

gusts about 22 miles per hour down to nevada and into marin county.orth of that. cal stowga 70. most locations both 72. same as woodside. the higher elevation has been modified now. you're starting to see the change. that will help chew up the fog bank it is a sunny and warm day up there. a few clouds inching closer to sierra nevada. still mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. this system is falling apart, but it is a system. the system comes through, it will usher in some cooler air for the inland temps as we head into the next couple of days. sun and clouds chilly and warm. noticeably cooler. 60s, 70s, still some 80s holding on. i will tell you the trend here in the next couple of days is take those inland locations and shave off a few conditions. now inland is near normal, but it looks like they will go slightly below average. starting today, taking us into friday, it looks like a warmer weekend. nothing compared to last weekend, but it will still be warmer. >> all this talk about tahoe makes me want to jump in the car and go. >> you can jump in the

sleet and continue to see high pressure in control and it will mainly stay in california arizona and nevadand will be moving to sampras's coach see lots of sunshine dry conditions and forecasts showing slightly cooler temperatures heading into the weekend. . inky >> pam: for being with us >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun, and get awesome results. >> it's just like one big party turns on. it's so empowering. >> i spent many years of torturous exercises. cize, 45 pounds down easy.

this monster slide is in reno nevada right now.s 1,000 feet, more than three football fields. the slide showed up today, perfect timing since it was 90 degrees out there which is probably quite cool for nevada. this attraction is called slide the city and mark your calendars it's coming to philly august 6th if they can work it out with the city. >> oh. >> somebody get the mayor bowser on th >> well, that's "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown for lesley lauren all of us here we appreciate you joining you us. if you're up early join our morning team starting at 6:00 a.m. we're always on cbs.com. have a good night everyone. danny: first murder of the week and in broad daylight. i love this city. hey. what are we looking at here? john hudson, 39 years old. took one in to the head, one in the chest. looks like a .45 casing, partner. any surveillance cameras? this ain't times square. what's with the jacket? kid over there covered him. michael hudson. he's the only witness. it's the victim's son. (sighs) hang tight. (indistinct r

nevada.haryl: that story coming up on the next "full measure." that's all for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be >> from washington d.c. and around the world, this is "government matters" with francis rose. >> thanks for watching the sunday morning edition of "government matters." each week you get the latest on the topics that matter to the business of government like technology, defense, workfoe, security, and industry. "government matters" is only show exploring trends in the federal community. i'm your host, francis rose. the house oversight committee voted to sensor john mccomdan. and we have

the team president and nevada politicians who want that stadium built. now, the committee in vegas has until the end of the month to get its final recommendations on the stadium to the governor before they could move there, of course, three-quarters of nfl team owners have to approve. and that vote if it happens wouldn't take place until early next year. liz, ken? >> thank you. >>> flu vaccines are about to get more painful. >> coming up the type of vaccine health experts say may not work. >> plus, startling crash test results. suv drivers may be safe before you their passengers are a bit vulnerable. >> and a california jury decides if an iconic classic rock band copied one of their biggest hits. ,, ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been w from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. murder... appeared in court today. tiffany li... her boyfriend "kav

a barber in the state of nevada.haryl: andy: three years. not to mention about $500 worth of fees, which may not sound like a lot of money to you or me or somebody who's established in their career, but to people who are just starting out, this can be a real barrier to pursuing that career. sharyl: a spokesman for the professional beauty association, which represents salon professionals, told us, with the potential to spread diseases or risk of injury to a client, consumers are better served by mandatory licensing. what if the people who are requiring the licenses say, this is a training and safety issue. you can't have just anybody poking people with scissors at the barbershop? andy: i'd think we'd all agree that there are a number of professions that's very important to make sure people are educated and licensed. but if you look from 1950, the number of jobs that require licenses has risen from 5% to 30%. there are a nu have fallen under this i think that most reasonable people would agree not public safety issues.

. >>> the fire risk in the sierra nevada and the arsenal to help. >>> the privacy concerns and settings on your phone. >>> the measure signed into law that affects nearly every product we >>> although california is still in a drought, the bay area's largest city is easing some water restrictions placed on homes and businesses last year. reporter chris nguyen is live in san jose with the story tonight. chris? >> reporter: hi dan. these changes are temporary and are set to start next month. but in terms of water use, city officials tell us they aren't too worried about residents going back to their old ways. in san jose's willow glen neighborhood, christine nor done looks on as her front yard gets a makeover. >> i think it looks darn good. it's really going to be nice and easy to take care of. >> reporter: because of the drought, she's one of many making the switch to artificial turf. he's helping with the installation. >> by reducing the amount of water on your lawn, you can use that water you're saving to keep your plants and your teresa live. >> reporter: but starting july 1st, san jos

ranch and decided they would lay a town out here. >> the atomic testing museum to learn about the nevada test site. there is a vacation -- a northwest ofocated las vegas for the testing of nuclear devices. clouds could be seen for 100 miles. >> they started to advertise in advance so that local people and could come to las vegas and plan on witnessing or observing a nuclear blast. c-span cities tour. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. weekend, colonial williamsburg hosts a lecture by riques.en farms.ington has five it totaled over 5000 acres. nine miles of fence. you can imagine how full his days would be. he's almost running a hotel ,ecause everyone my friends visitors want to stop. they want to see him. an interesting note he wrote in -- if no one pops in for dinner, it will be the first time in 20 years that martha and i have gotten along. he owns 50,000 acres of land out west. he is dealing with the potomac canal company to connect the east to the west. lots in the capital city that will be named for him. >> watch the entire program sunday at 8: