this is screwing nevada 2.0. i will offer an amendment that allows for consent-based designificance making which was the blue ribbon commission's recommendation, and i hope we can go in that direction. you allow consent base for interim storage, why not for a permanent storage? that would be the way to solve this problem. that would be the way to move this forward. we wouldn't waste billions more and decades more in terms of time. so i urge a no vote on the rule and a no vote on the bill and i thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. let me quote the ranking member of the energy and commerce committee, mr. frank pallone, from new jersey, who said that overall this legislation is a balanced step in the right direction that will benefit rate payers, taxpayers, and those living near nuclear facilities housing nuclear waste. so i'm happy to have his support for this legislation as well. just a couple of

the first screw nevada bill was passed in 1982, and since that time, nevada's residents, elected officials, business leaders, health and environmental groups have steadfastly opposed the yucca mountain repository. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record over 100 letters from those groups in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman's request is covered under general leave. ms. titus: you heard the legislation before you now, screw nevada 2.0, is a work of compromise, a bipartisan effort, not perfect but a step forward. well, that frankly is an opinion. it's not the facts. here are the facts. the legislation overrides environmental laws, allowing the e.p.a. to move the goal post in terms of radiation limits to ensure that nothing will ever interfere with the agenda of the nuclear industry. it sets up a consent-based process for the establishment of an interim storage facility, but imposes a permanent facility at yucca mountain. it increases the amount of nuclear waste to be dumped in nevada by 37%. 110 metric tons more than were not considered in any of the environmental or safety stu

or a nevada dripping with nuclear waste. just as i've said? the past, i'll continue -- just as i've said in the past, i'll continue to serve sasse a roadblock to make -- serve as a roadblock to make nevada a dump. despite the house's repeated attempts to revive the failed project, i have been able to ensure that not a single dollar has been appropriated to restart licensing activities at yucca mountain. this vote is nothing but a failed exercise because as long as as i'm in the senate, yucca mountain is dead. it's as simple as that. as i've previously said to you, mr. president, under my watch, i will not let one more hard-earned taxpayer dollar go towards the failed yucca mountain project p. my state fails to serve as our nation's nuclear west dump. that's why i'm proud to say that because of my leadership, the senate has repeatedly refused to pass a law funding the high-level nuclear waste repository, a position that has most recently been confirmed in the most -- was confirmed in the most recent omnibus spending measure.

it is actually something that carries over to bipartisanship in nevada. you will see next week representative jacky rosen, who is currently running against senator dean heller in the nevada race, she will come out just as hard because this is an issue that unites nevadans. you can see that all the way up to the governor, who is a republican who is against it. it is not just party lines. it'll passed the house, but it will run into opposition in the senate. senators are there waiting and willing to put a filibuster up there. the senate is looking at doing some of their own nuclear waste management. senator lamar alexander and senator feinstein have been talking recently with the appropriation cycle getting up the energy water bill which touches on these issues. it has been a priority for them to get something going. that may take the turn of something interim storage space than storage at yucca mountain. there is some hope that the senate could do something. this current bill is likely going to have to go uphill to get past the senate. >> we have been spea

campbell, chief executive officer of nevada nevada for the housing corporation. ms. cathy james, business help manage at the alabama housing finance authority and mr. scott farmer, executive director to killing housing finance agency. welcome to you all. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. please stand and raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> the record will reflect all witnesses and just in the affirmative. please be seated. in order to allow time or discussion please limit your testimony to five minutes ago pk your entire written statement will be made part of the record. akamai to come the clock input of the shows many times during opening statement. the light will turn yellow, it's kind of like the yellow light at a traffic stop. it means speed up. you're 30 seconds left and read when your time is up. please also remember to press the button to turn the microphone on before speaking. mr. kranbuhl, we look forward to your testimony. >> chairman met his, chairman palmer, ranking member connolly, ranking mem

i will continue to serve as a roadblock to every effort to make nevada our nuclear waste dump. attempts, i'ved been able to ensure that not a single dollar has been appropriated. as long as i am in the senate, yucca mountain is dead. it is as simple as that. under my watch, i will not let one more hard-earned taxpayer dollars go towards the failed yucca mountain project. i am proud to say that because of my leadership, the senate has repeatedly refused to pass a law funding the high level nuclear waste repository, a position --t has recently confirmed was confirmed in the omnibus spending measure. with majoritywork leader, yucca mountain remains dead. it is as simple as that. -- some of our friends continue to waste their time attempting to bring back life to this ill-conceived and fiscally irresponsible plan. the efforts keep alive a , distracting fight us from the real task at hand, wasteis finding a viable storage solution that meets the needs of all americans. i will be the first person to recognize the important role nuclear power plays. with nuclear energy comes the need

titus of nevada. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 879, the gentlewoman nevada, miss tie turks and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from nevada. ms. titus: thank you. nevada, m a which is also supported by my amendment, my nevada colleague, mr. cuen, is very simple and straightforward. it sets up consent based site decisionmaking as an attorney to screwing nevada 2.0. which continues a process that lasted 36 years, cost $15 billion, going nowhere in the senate, and has nothing to o show for it but a big hole in the ground. consent based citing, on the other hand, is fair. nevada doesn't want your nuclear waste. but we didn't get any benefits from it. and we didn't generate it. but texas and new mexico do nt it, so why not let them have it? it's also a sound policy. it was the number one recommendation of the esteemed blue ribbon commission on america's nuclear future. have it? you can argue the politics. you can distort the science. you can a

ou write back in 1987, harry reid are call it the screw nevada nevada. and isn't that the nevada delegation in general doesn't want any sort of processing there in nevada? >> that's correct. the argument they are making, this is turning nevada into the nuclear waste dumping ground. nevada doesn't produce any power from nuclear energy and have nuclear waste come from 35 other states coming to their site seems unfair to them. obviously, nevada has a long history with nuclear, especially with the nuclear weapons testing. and i think what they would say, they have done their fair share for the nation's nuclear capabilities. >> if it passes the u.s. house, what does it look like in the senate and has the administration weighinged on this bill? >> from the administration standpoint that is a positive. secretary rick perry throughout his fiscal 2019 budget defense on the hill has endorsed it. they requested money in their bill to restart the yucca mountain licensing process. they want this to go forward. its prospect in the senate are pretty grim. i was speakin

the nevada affordable housing assistance corporation helped over 5,000 almost 6,000 nevada households to date and the number continues to grow a tree of programs have been instituted to solve the crisis with the assistance of treasury and the nevada is business and industry and the nevada housing division. we initially there were issues with the operation initially, but improved the organizational structure and its obligations resulting in federal oversight, transparency and patrols and increased capacity to help more nevada families. to efficiently and effectively utilize the remaining allegations of government funds to help more citizens of one of the hardest hit states stay in their homes and to stabilize the nevada housing market. thank you. >> the chair now recognizes ms. james for her testimony for five minutes. >> jermaine palmer, meadows and members of the subcommittee thank you for the invitation to discuss with you alabama is hardest hit program. my name is kathy james, the business to do with manager for the housing finance authority. i also serve as the manager of the hard

the nevada affordable housing assistance corporation has helped over 6,000 nevada households to date. programs have been instituted to solve the housing crisis with the assistance of treasury, nevada's business and industry, and the nevada housing division. they initially -- there were issues the operations initially, but improved their organizational structure and its operations resulting in better oversight, transparency, and control. and increase capacity to help more nevada families. new management is committed to efficiently and effectively utilize the remaining allocations of government funds to help citizens for one of the hardest hit areas. >> five minutes. >> good morning, chairman palmer, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to discuss the hardest hit programs. my name is kathy james. i'm the business development manager for alabama's housing authority. i also serve as the manager of the hardest hit funds program in alabama, which we call the hardest hit alabama program. alabama's introduction to the hardest hit fund began with the notification in 2010.

are low through nevada. still some low clouds are filling in. as they do, we will see those retreat. there's the low. it went through. big thunderstorm activity over the mountains, northeast california. the lowe's now in central california into nevada. right there. as it moves east kurt daudt -- that allows conditions to come down. just a relentless 40s on a few times. napa airport is in there. sunnyvale is in there. santa rosa. 50s for others. upper 40s, low values, 46. one observation, napa. 46. 46 in mill valley. 60s on the coast. big old low there. we are on the drier side for just about everybody. so it's a little bit warm. will near average to across the board here. san francisco, 64. 60s and some mid-70s. slightly below inland. 4:01. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, sir. and right now, we do have traffic that is already slow, approaching the altamont pass, believe it or not. on 80, on 580, party meet westbound as you drive toward the altamont pass. there's little bit of slow traffic on that tracy super commute. it does look good

going to drive that system into nevada. then southern nevada for the next few days. 80s inland. 5:02. we started off a little busy. things have calmed down, i hope? >> they have. i have a quick second to ask you, it's going to be a mostly sunny you think today? >> it will be sunny. sunny and breezy. >> on a friday? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. but i do it for you. >> right now, we do have traffic that is actually moving along relatively well except for one thing. here we go with the altamonte pass. we have slow traffic actually it's before the altamonte onto a five it's backed up for a good long way. we had some earlier minor issues. just a bunch of slow traffic. easing off to the one and getting into livermore. after that, it looks good. if you're getting on the freeway in livermore, you'll miss all of that. it's going to be and i strive to castro valley. traffic is looking good in both directions. here at the deposit, there's very little delay. at 5 03, let's go back to the

. >> the most important issue anywhere especially in the state of nevada and in northern nevada region. two things, one is affordable housing. and whenever that may mean and number two, workforce. this is where we are growing so rapidly that they just do not have enough people to build and to fill jobs. >> we need to add more jobs so people can work and make money for families and have a good life. >> the most important issue i would say keeping our environment and safe for all kinds of species. >> was a mistake. part of the 50 capital store and our cop in carson city, nevada. >> after meeting of senate republicans party leaders held a briefing at the capital to talk about a bill to overall workforce harassment rules and congressional offices. we have from democratic leader chuck schumer. it begins with senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. this is half an hour. >> good afternoon everyone. this week, we are in the process of proving an fha nominee and fbi nominee ambassador to luxembourg. but most important, the veterans bill that senator isakson will describe in a few moments. on t

the 78-year-old nevada democrat retired from the senate last year. >>> california lawmakers introducing a constitutional amendment to make sports gambling legal, mola lenghi tells us this move comes after the supreme court issued a landmark ruling on sports betting.>> reporter: scores on the field could soon be leading to bigger paydays off the field, after the supreme court open the door to expand legal betting on sports. monday, the court struck down the 1992 professional sports and amateur protection act, barring sports gambling nearly everywhere except nevada. justice samuel alito said that congress can regulate sports gambling directly, if it elects not to do so, each state can do so on its own. the case started in new jersey. >> we could have bets being taken within two weeks of a decision by the court.>> reporter: 18 other state supported new jersey the lawsuit, showing there could be a rush to join and legalize gambling.>> over the course of the next several years, some states with some sports betting. >> reporter: the american gaming association says that americans wagered $10

if you live in nevada, (202) 748-8003.of the members of the nevada delegation pointed this out, a map of the u.s. regulatory commission looking at operating nuclear reactors in the country, and you can see from looking at him as the majority of them are certainly east of the mississippi. there are no nuclear reactors in nevada. guest: right. the nevada members are saying government is trying that out into the nuclear waste a dumping ground. part of that as well as if you put the waste, we will have to travel. an accident could occur along the routes, expose a community somewhere in the great plains. there are regulations for how nuclear waste travels. there is experience, but the fear filters through. host: we mentioned the bill passed in the u.s. house, but a bipartisan bill, 340-72, but then -- the bill came before the senate, the reaction on the senate from senator jean heller, senators.ada's here is what senator heller had to say the date was passed in the u.s. house. [video clip] heller: this bill is dead on arrival i

gusty offshore winds are expected friday night into saturday across the hills as a low drops into nevadathis weekend with a cooling trend into sunday. jammed on hwy 4wb due to jammed on hwy 4wb due to earlier issues lsow from antioch to concord. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) officials on hawaii's big island are pleading with people to stay away from the leilani estates. lava and fumes are seeping through giant cracks in the ground after the kilauea volcano erupted. 35 buildings... including 26 homes have already been destroyed. 17-hundred people were forced out of their homes. the eruptions are also releasing high levels of sulfur dioxide into the air... which can be deadly. the volcano was less active overnight. but scientists warn it's just a pause in activity. ( darya ) in the east bay ... a night of dancing turned sour ... after students returned home to find their cars were broken into. 37 cars were burglarized in the student parking lot saturday night at college park high at college saturday ni

and the nevada region is two things, one, affordable housing and number two, workforce. thate growing so rapidly we just don't have enough people to build and to hold a job. jobs soed to add more that people can work and make more money for the families and have a good life. and, i wouldupport say keeping our environment clean and safe for all kinds of organisms and species. >> voices from the state. >> president trump met with south korean president moon jae-in in the oval office. took reporters questions on the proposed upcoming summit between president trump and the north korean leader. the president also talked about relations with china. this is 30 minutes. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to have the south korean president here. we have no known each other for quite some time. we are working on many things. obviously, north korea is the big one, no matter how big trade is. north korea, in this case is the big one. we will be discussing that. we will also be discussing trade, we have a very big trade arrangement that we are negotiating right

con esas precipitaciones generalmente hacia nevada, utah y hacia la sierra nevada.s 66 en san josÉ, cuando debe registrarse a los 72. hacia maÑana, los 67 y aumentan en torno a esos 72 y 74 para el miÉrcoles y jueves, incluso santa rosa pudiÉramos tener temperaturas algo elevadas cerca de los 70 y oackland 77. recuerde que este domingo vamos a estar en ese festival el 5 de mayo la temperatura posiblemente para ese dÍa puede estar en los 80. que tenga buenas noches. palmira: las elecciones en mÉxico, no sÓlo serÁn para presidente . varios estados eligieran varios gobernadores. Él ya fue alcalde de cuernavaca y pidiÓ licencia para ahora buscar la gubernatura. las campaÑas arranca maÑana, 1 de mayo. ramÓn: esa llamada de paz que hizo la iglesia catÓlica el dÍa de ayer en una marcha multitudinaria, salieron a las calles para dejar claro que la reforma del seguro social se eliminÓ y que esa era la demanda de los estudiantes y el pueblo. otros insisten en su apoyo para que daniel ortega se mantenga en el poder. palmira: en breve, expertos no da consejo para que no gaste d

that is moving into nevada. the west towards the sierra. just some clouds. isolated showers are possible up in the mountains. a lot of 50s here. it won't take long to warm up. the fog going down the coast. eventually it will burn off down there. the logos all the way down and splits off a little bit. by sunday, we will be on a south wind, not a north wind. with the water temps so cold, that fog will come roaring back on sunday for a big cool down for many. maybe as much as 20 degrees for santa rosa. 70s and 80s today. above average. warm on saturday. and much cooler sunday and next week. >> thank you, steve. >>> her business survived the fires. now a santa rosa woman is calling it quits. more on the bittersweet good- bye for a chocolate maker that saw her business evaporate following the fires. >> the time is 8:53. one of the biggest debris removal operations in the state's history is nearly complete. federal and state agencies have removed 2.2 million tons of hazardous debris. officials say 99 pes of ruined lot

gusty offshore winds are expected friday night into saturday across the hills as a low drops into nevada. dry this weekend with a cooling trend into sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) a man and a woman are found dead inside a north bay home and police say the deaths are being considered suspicious. it happened in petaluma on the 47-hundred block of roblar road. police were conducting a wellness check after the woman's sister said she hadn't seen the two in about a month. police say the grass was very tall and unkept and mail was piling up in the mailbox. the violent crimes unit is investigating. (robin) a 17-year-old boy is recovering ... after being robbed at gunpoint... police are still looking for those responsible... it happened in downton palo alto... kron4's ali reid has the details. the teen was hit in the head and suffered minor injuries after refusing to hand over his cell phone .... even while being held at gu

let me ask you one other question and i want to go to nevada. whose job is it to coordinate and oversee the hardest hit fund within the treasury? >> our office of financial stability which administers the tarp programs including the hardest hit funds, the oversight goes -- they report to me and the deputy assistant secretary and i report to the assistant secretary for financial additions. >> the offices? financial institutions. is there a director? >> assistant secretary. >> who is that person? >> christopher campbell. >> is he the person who is in charge of it on a day-to-day basis? >> the program is administered by the office of financial stability and the chief financial officer day-to-day working with overseeing the team. >> what i am trying to understand, is this someone's job where they are focused on this as a program or is it part of somebody's portfolio of 10 or 15 different things that they do? >> we have a team focused on this program as well as other programs specifically and there is a team of overseeing the overall program, roughly

todo bajo los efectos de un sistema amplio de baja presiÓn a travÉs del estado de nevada.ha lluvia en gran parte de la semana hoy lluvia le tocÓ la región de washington incluso la zona de nueva york. mientras a quien san josÉ un dÍa sumamente tranquilo con temperatura mÁxima los 70 por debajo de esta Época del aÑo. nuestros amigos en el valle de san joaquÍn registraron 84 y hacia el valle de sacramento se dieron en el rango de los 70.que esperamos para los prÓximos dÍas siga disfrutando de estas temperaturas agradables hasta el dÍa de maÑana miÉrcoles nuestros amigos en auckland mucho salud esperamos temperatura los 64 en santa rosa en los mediados altos 60, nada de lluvia en este panorama y hacia este miÉrcoles algo de nubosidad en la zona pero sobre todo la posibilidad de precipitaciÓn se mantendrÁ sobre la zona montaÑosa de la sierra nevada. Échale un vistazo al pronÓstico extendido para que planifique su prÓximo dÍa excelente para que siga disfrutando de sus actividades al aire libre. las temperaturas pueden aumentar hacia el fin de semana pero sobre todo en el rango d

and in our northern nevada region, is two things -- one, affordable housing, what that may mean. and two is workforce because we are growing so rapidly, we just don't have enough people to build and to fill the jobs. >> the biggest issue going on in our state is poverty. we need to add more jobs so these people can work and make money for their families and have a good life. >> for the most important issue, i would say keeping our environment clean and safe for all organisms and species. >> voices from the state, part of cspan's 50 capitals tour and their stop in carson city, nevada. >>> tuesday, the house begins debate on the defense authorization bill. earlier this month, the house services committee met to mark up that legislation. members debated amendments on the iran nuclear agreement, deployment of national guard troops on the u.s./mexico border, and the listing of e

. >>> a huge mudslide closed a major highway in the sierra nevada. crews worked throughout the day to clear 100 foot long stretch of mud and debris that's five feet deep in some spots. the slide happened when up to an inch of rain fell last night and that stretch of highway is in the air of topaz lake near the california/nevada state line and about 50 miles southeast of lake tahoe. >>> a 35 foot whale car cuss that washed ashore will remain there until nature take its course. the female gray whale was reported at the beach on friday. moving it would be hazardous and expensive. plus marine bile gists say a dead whale can support the life of an week system for decades. >>> the latest edition to san francisco skyline officially opened today. drone view 7 gives you a look of the tallest building, that's the sales force tower. sales force ceo spent $560 million to lease much of the building and put his cloud computing company's name on it for the next 15 years. today, he gave another million and a half to house the city's homeless. >> i want them to remem

and our northern nevada one,n is two things -- affordable housing, whatever that may mean and number two, the workforce. we are growing so rapidly that we just don't have enough people to build and to fill the jobs. ourhe biggest issue in state is poverty, we need to add more jobs. >> the most important issue, i would say keeping our environment clean and safe for all kinds of organisms and species. >> voices from the states, part and-span's 50 capitals tour our stop in carson city, nevada. >> secretary of state mike called on iran to stop enriching uranium and help support

dylan stallman had just been convicted of an armed robbery in nevada. >> yeah. >> reporter: that nevada armed robbery occurred in 2010, a year and a half before the shootings. stallman and some accomplices broke into a home in a las vegas suburb and held a family hostage before robbing them and taking off. anybody get killed? >> no. >> reporter: and at the time of the shootings in 2012, dylan stallman was in the corpus christi area, awaiting sentencing for the nevada armed robbery. >> he'd been sent here to stay with a friend. >> reporter: what intrigued chavez was some unusual similarities between the nevada crime and the shooting in texas. >> we started going through the case file we started to see more and more things that are lining up. >> for example? >> the use of numbers. >> reporter: remember, kristene said the shooter referred to her and mollie as girl one and girl two. >> did he use numbers in that other crime? >> yes, they referred to each other by number in that particular crime. >> reporter: the similarities between the two crimes didn't end there. in the nevada home invasi

that's driving that system into idaho and northern nevada.e of the airflow is starting to work its weight not offshore completely. the still a west, southwest. but then look at davis. gust of 16. eventually it will get there. 40s, 50s, 260 -- the 60s. he was. winds are there. 44 lima valley. hope valley is 50. it's not that warm yet. a few high clouds will clear out really fast. but this system will drive in today, tonight, and into tomorrow. and then we will start to see it turned more southerly the direction, which will really bring back the fog on sunday. santa rosa could drop 20 degrees. i saw a forecast 68 on sunday. 88. 70s and 80s on the temps. and tomorrow, still warm. although again, i don't think it will be as warm as today. fog and much cooler conditions sunday into early next week. next week looking unseasonably cool. >> okay, steve. thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> 5:19. as you know, this sunday is mother's day. if you're still looking for a way to celebrate mom, ktvu's rosemary orozco has some ideas. >> heading into mother's day w

dean heller in nevada is doing an outstanding job. he understands the mechanics of nevada.e i representing no have dam you look at the past -- nevada. you look atas the past week, he was able to make a clear difference this week. this is something the people of nevada care about. >> paul: let's look at arizona. you have a primary there that's a late primary in august. you have march that mcsally, kelly ward who has run in the past running as well and joe arrest paarpaio. could he win the senate seat? >> martha mcsally who is leading in the primary, i think she's the one who wins the primary. joe arpaio i don't think he has viability to win in the general election. kelly ward is questionable. i think what it comes down to is who the people of arizona pick. they could care less about what washington thinks. that's why you see the poll as you do in arizona with martha mcsally leading. >> paul: my view of your best pick-up chances would be north dakota, indiana and probably west virginia. do you agree with that? >> i think you show missouri into the mix. >> paul: very close int

you pay taxes in nevada? and your probation officer is in nevada, but you are running for u.s.ate in west virginia? >> yes, probably pay more taxes than anybody on this state to west virginia. [cheers and applause] and if it was not for me, neither of the two guys will be up here. it is funny that pat says only conservative on the stage, conservatives were not even popular in west virginia then i caused them to be conservative by investing $5 million of my own money. honesty, it is funny to hear politicians talk about honesty. i think that that is odd. and as far as a voting record, i voted for the unborn and i have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to write for life. that is a real vote. being able to use the states money, that is pretty easy to do. it does not take any personal sacrifice to do that. i have made a lot of personal sacrifices if you will to stop the bomb that would have wasted money in west virginia cut your food tax. those types of sacrifices when you are a conservative or you take a position that is not popular is what it is going to take to drain the swa

on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada.there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. (grant) still ahead-- the warriors are getting ready to open up the western conference finals on the road in houston. why steve kerr says it's good for golden state to be challenged. (catherine) also - san francisco is getting ready for the big bay to breakers race this weekend. how security is being stepped up this year.... we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asth

watch how it took that other low in nevada and wrapped it in from nevada over to northern california and oregon. some of that will play into our weather today. it has disrupted the fog bank. we will see some improvement but let's keep an eye on things for possible buildups later. 50s for temperatures with a few upper 40s but a lot of 50s. chelsea bill is 49. the low will give us another unseasonably cool day. we will have to keep an eye on the mountains. a lot of these will only be in the 60s and areas that should be warmer than that. >>> a suspected dui crash knocked out power to more than 2000 homes in business overnight. it happened at around 9:30 pm last night in the area of redwood boulevard and delong avenue.. police say the suspected drunk driver crashed into a power pole and knocked down live electrical wires. nearly 2200 homes and businesses lost power. pg&e is working to restore power to the area. at last word, about 240 customers were still without electricity. pg&e tells us the power should be fully restored by 7 am. >>> north korea threatens to pull out of next month's s

nevada.ectores de han durante el fin de semana aumentando a los 73 para el sÁbado, en oakland en los 61. hacia santa rosa a los 80. si planifica viajar, en sacramento en los 80, es no 90, algo caluroso y asÍ se mantendrÁ este fin de semana va ante despejado, excelentes temperaturas y has inicio de la semana, temperaturas en los mediados setentas. >>gracias. estÁ planeando resucitar una norma de la era de ronald regan. >>buenas tardes. se estima que esta propuesta de la naciÓn afectarÍa en el estado de california a 1 millÓn de personas de bajos recursos, >instituciones que ofrecen su salud reproductiva resultarÍan afectadas por la propuesta de la administraciÓn de donoso que busca recortar fondos federales a clÍnica que refieran a pacientes a otros lugares. >>han seÑalado que serÁ una regla. es un programa que estudies todo tipo de cuidado mÉdico preventivo. la iniciativa presentada pory servicios humanos es similar a otra de corte conservador promovida durante la reacciÓn del presidente ronal

not only in nevada, but for all of the country. and in this day of censorship, i just think they need to remember that we are the freest country in the world, and it needs to stay like that. >> i think the most important thing going on in our state is education. i feel like we need to have more resources and more income coming to our teachers to help provide education for our students. so that we may succeed in life. >> i think the most important issue anywhere, especially in the state of nevada and in our northern nevada region, is two things. one, affordable housing, whatever affordable housing may mean. and number two is workforce. because we are growing so rapidly, that we just don't have enough people to build and to fill the jobs. >> the biggest issue going on in our state is poverty. we need to add more jobs so these people can work and make more money for their families. >> the most important issue, i would say keeping our environment clean and safe for all kinds of organisms and species. >> voices from the states. part of

not only in nevada, but all of the country.day of censorship, we need to remember we are the freest country in the world. thing ourt important state needs is education. we need to have more resources and more income for our teachers to help provide an education for our students, so we can succeed in life. >> the most important issue anywhere, especially in the state of nevada and our neighboring regions are two andgs -- affordable housing workforce. we are growing rapidly. we do not have enough people to build and fill the jobs. >> poverty, we need to add more jobs for the people of new york. >> the most important issue, environment safe and clean. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. >> c-span, where history enfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. we bring you unfiltered coverage of public policy events in theington, d.c., and around country. c-span is brought to satellite or cable provider. >> "washington journal" continues. host: which p

sierra nevada lit up. more so as that system moves inland. there's still a breeze and there's some low clouds. not as extensive as we saw. little on the cool side here. upper 40s for some. i mean, there's some 50s. temperatures are will recover here days are a lot longer here. 39 tricky. 55 up and ukiah. the load that moves out will get high pressure. another low is on the way. until then, we will see a slight warm-up. that means 60s and 70s for your temperatures. 4:31. i hope today is quieter for you. my goodness. yesterday was a there. >> let's just hope today it's nice and quiet. so far, it is. that's how we are starting. westbound 80 as you drive into solano county, you're going to see it moving well, steve. from vacaville, fairfield, into vallejo. it continues to look very good. no problems on highway 37. across the bridge, it also looks good into crockett in hercules. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. the traffic nothing major. 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> we're following breaking news in oakland. one pers

below is going to dig into nevada. that will crank up the north wind. this will be for friday night. north bay hills, east bay hills

amodei of nevada. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 908, the gentleman amodei, and the -- a member amodei, and the -- a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nevada. mr. amodei: thank you, mr. offe of nevada. chairman. i yield myself one minute. my amendment would streamline the permitting process for production of minerals deemed critical and strategic for national security and other infrastructure needs. what does the word streamline mean? if you read the amendment, it means 30 months. now, i'm a little embarrassed to tell you that streamline is 30 months, but unless the parties agree to something longer, it's 30 months. when you say deemed critical, if you read the amendment, you'll see multiple pages basically paying respect to the nepa process and also setting forth due process and asking for a federal representative of the lead agency to coordinate federal permitting actions so that we proceed as expeditiously as possible when there is, in fa

on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. babies if you hear this, mommy loves you. (pam) police say, ten children were tortured and abused inside a fairfield home .... and tonight, we are learning more about what police say, are the horrible conditions inside the house... (ken) both of the parents have been arrested. this all happening at a home on fieldstone court in fairfield. that is where police say, the ten children were first found two months ago and as kron 4's charles clifford ex

la sierra nevada quedÓ buena con las precipit aciones.planifique su fin de semana, temperaturas muy agradables para nuestra Área cobertura con el sÁbado para san josÉ y hacia oakland en los bajos a medianos 60 grados. para santa rosa, la temperatura podrÍa llegar a los 80, hacia concord con temperaturas en los bares o mediados 70 grados. si quiere viajar hacia la regiÓn capital sacramento, temperaturas calurosas como 83. en fresno, un ambiente mÁs caluroso y cercano a los 90 grados. nada de lluvia para nuestra Área de cobertura, la precipitaciÓn seguirÁ siendo posible a travÉs del la sierra nevada. en el Área de la bahÍa, nos quedamos con excelentes condiciones del tiempo. las temperaturas van a persistir en cuanto los 70 grados hacia mediados de la prÓxima semana. que tengan un bonito fin de semana. ramÓn: palmira ha tenido la oportunidad de estar presente en distintas ciudades de la bahÍa. palmira: platicando con la gente. hoy, en la plÁtica, tenemos a dos voluntarios que nos dicen y nos cuentan lo importante que es dar a los que mÁs lo

as a guy from nevada, this is more people than we have in three counties in nevada. and so if i had it to do over again, i might give ate second it a second thought. but listen, for a rear echelon j.a.g. officer who was assigned to the headquarters in fort hood, although we called ourselves the largest personal injury law firm in the world, it's a privilege to be here. when the association said "by the way, you can say something about the importance of this to america," i won't presume to be the voice for the whole country. there are too many people in my business who do that already. but as a baby boomer, a guy who was born in 1958, just a couple of years after you, general, you know, when you talk about the importance of this occasion, this was not only the first helicopter war, but it was kind of the baby boomers' war. as you listen to the statistics of who fought and who died, especially in all branches, but in this particular area, this was the first tv war, too. so as a person who grew up sitting in the living room, you know, on the couch next to your dad's cha

in bruce's beloved hometown, in fallon, nevada. there you will have the honor to take flight from voorhees field and remember a hero who fought for his country and died for his homeland and saved so many lives with his bravery. each of you inherits the legacy of the heros who came before you. the living history passed down from officer to officer and generation to generation. each of you will make your own mark on the navy, the mariner corps -- the marine corps the military and the history of our great nation. seize today and you will shape tomorrow. in a few moments, you will be commissioned into the mightiest fighting forces of the air, the land and the sea. together you will blast off carriers of which we're just now finishing the largest aircraft carrier in the world. launch off submarines of which we have many under construction. and ward off evil. you will bring comfort to our friends and you will strike fear into the hearts of our enemies. among our graduates today will be 283 naval aviators. 134 submariners. 256 surface war

bruce hailed from nevada and was a member of the naval academy class of 1929. beneath his picture in the 1929 lucky bag, bruce's classmates wrote that he spent most of his time teaching the city slickers from the east the correct pronunciation of nevada. and i had to learn that, too, to win the state. great place. he saw studying as an unnecessary evil and he left a trail of broken hearts extending the full length of both coasts and radiating for miles around. in other words, he was just like you in many ways. just like you. not a lot of difference. just over a decade after his graduation, lieutenant commander voorhees found himself at war. 75 years ago this summer, he was in the south pacific commanding bomber squadron 102 during the battle of the solomon islands. that was a rough battle. his only brother had been killed in the bataan death march. on july 6, bruce volunteered for admission to destroy a crucial enemy base. it was a rough time. it was a rough, tough situation. he knew full well that he would likely never return. he knew he was going to die. but

because if you take all in nevada overall game in revenues it's less than three percent to give you to put that in perspective but what it does do is it provides a nice amenity for gaming properties right it might bring people in and then they go to a restaurant sure they might spend money at a shop right they might play a slot machine right so you know i think that's really what this does for our industry i think the real victory here is that you know americans are not going to be criminalized any more good for having ten dollars on a game would they ever be prosecuted for that crime probably not but then what is coming into the daylight now out of the shadows yes yes as much of it as we can capture and that has to do with competitiveness of product and i think that we'll see you know probably a lot of innovation in this space will green thanks for joining us thank you very much i appreciate it. now let's welcome keith white eggs. that kid of director of the national council on problem gambling this is the national advocate for programs and services to assist problem gamblers and t

southern nevada.ll get what it's -- is called a southerly surge. 70s and 80s. it will be breezy to windy. but not all the on the wind. breezy, warmer. still pretty warm saturday. and then a huge drop on sunday. and next week looks really cool. but we will tackle today and tomorrow first. >> all right. sounds good. >> you got it. >> thank you, steve. >>> 4:22. volcano national park in hawaii is closed again. the warnings from scientists that the situation could get even worse. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:20 five. skeletal remains have been found near the area where a woman is believed to have given her family off a cliff. the sheriff's office received calls about the discovery of a pair of girls' jeans with a shoe and one of the pant legs. the in a was found inside that you. the discovery was made one mile north of where jennifer hart is believed to have deliberately driven her wife and their six children off a cliff back in march. >>> time is now 4:20 five. jerry brown will release his l