and nevada's veterans, park rangers and t.s.a. agents have all contacted my office asking for an end to this senseless shutdown so that they can continue to provide for themselves and their families. this is one of the major impacts on nevada, but it's not the only major disruption we're seeing. at our national parks and monuments there's over flowing trash and it's threatening the wildlife and public safety because the park rangers and the maintenance staff are furloughed. and in nevada's tribal communities, lapses in funding threaten to close the doors of health clinics, food pantries and child-care centers. the small business administration has stopped processing loans that helps nevada's small businesses and job creators thrive. over 7 of,850 -- over 7,850 nevada seniors enrolled in food nutritional programs and over 437,000 nevadans receiving snap benefits are at risk of losing access to the food assistance that keeps them and their families healthy. real people, families and communities are hurting. these are the people who

. >> senator from nevada. >> thank you. mr. president, tomorrow many federal workers in nevada and across this country will miss their first paycheck of this shutdown. our president's govern by chaos approach has pulled the rug out from hundreds of thousands of workers and contractors across the country who are currently furloughed or being forced to work without pay, including over 3,000 in my home state of nevada. it's outrageous. i have heard from many federal workers in nevada and they didn't sign up to live in constant fear that their paychecks may be withheld for political gain. they didn't sign up to wonder if they will be able to pay their rent on time, cover child care costs for their young children or put food on the table for their families. and they certainly didn't sign up to be used as pawns in this president's political games. they signed up to serve the american people, and they deserve the certainty of a functioning government and the steady paycheck. instead, hardworking nevadans are writing and calling me to

this is one of the major impacts on nevada but it's not the only major disruption we are seeing .nd our national parks and monuments , their overflowing trash and it's threatening the wildlife and public safety because the park rangers and staff are furloughed and in nevada's tribal community, they threaten to close the doors of health clinics, food pantries and childcare centers. the small business administration has stopped leprocessing loans that help nevada's small businesses and job creators dry. over 7850 nevada seniors enrolled in nutritional food programs and over 437,000 nevadans receiving snap benefits are at risk of losing access to the food assistance that keeps them and their families healthy. real people, families and communities are hurting. these are the people who do an honest days work . they do an honest days work and expect a more steady sipaycheck and the government led by a president care about their needs and the family safety we open the government , reopen the government and stop holding federal workers hostage for political gain. they're not leverage. the

that took him to nevada. involved with the comstock load, which was a silver mine that was very successful. to thed up being elected senate. that's probably call him senator jones. he came down to us -- to southern california and purchased a large percentage of colonel baker's land from him in 1874. made up west los angeles and santa monica. the two of them came up with a plan to develop the santa monica itself as a townsite. they laid out a town. it included the coastal areas. what wemaller than would know santa monica to be today, but still a good-sized town. they held in land auction in oceanfront lots went 400 and $500. other lots come inland lots for $75 apiece. they deal at that time. the virtues were spoken by the auctioneers. they talk about the flowers, the healthy climate, the beautiful view and healthy ocean air. this is a time when people seeking climates and resorts for people to stay to get healthy in the late 1800. that's what made santa monica very attractive. also its proximity to los angeles

let's go back to nevada.alone we had ms 13 gained members, 5 were arrested that have gone on another killings becoming a dozen folks and left their bodies in charleston, lake mead, they are known for horrendous forms of torture. they found machetes, bloodied bats, large knives in the car they had apprehended for these folks. this is not a joke and i think this is terrible what they are doing. heather: back to nevada, an indication we do need to work on border security. >> absolutely. when the president brought out the border security agents, i thought that was brilliant and i wish he had done it sooner because the left doesn't want to hear anything out of donald trump's mouth. bringing on the experts was very smart. when you hear where they feel there needs to be a wall or better technology or more agents how do you ignore that? democrats by ignoring that and going to the general public and lying to them in the camera to their faces is quite appalling. they are being disingenuous and typical. many of them vot

>>precisamente el estado de minnesota es uno de los mÁs frÍos, sun estÁ desarrollando fuertes nevadastemperaturas han estado bajo cero todo este viento, transporta la humedad hacia la zona terrestre y desarrolla esta fuerte nevada. reportera: por otro lado incendio fue controlado esta maÑana en la ciudad de san josÉ. >>por fortuna no hubo desgracias humanas que lamentar y las causas del incendio estÉn bajo investigaciÓn. reportero: un juez federal desestimÓ la demanda al estado de santa clara. >>la corte de los angeles aprobÓ la oferta $225,000,000 parte del condado de santa clara para comprar ambos hospitales convirtiÉndose en el Único licitador, el posible c cierre de estos hospitales agravarÍa mÁs la situaciÓn. >>la oposiciÓn se unen un dÍa de protestas en venezuela, tambiÉn le contaremos la conversaciÓn entre los presidentes de estados unidos y venezuela. >>y le contamos porque segÚn la fiscalÍa del juicio contra el chapo no es necesario demostrar que el mÁximo lÍder para poder condenarlo. >>>>se demuestra que joaquÍn guzmÁn estuvo durante dos dÉcadas traficando drogas estados uni

and nevada's veterans, park rangers and t.s.a. agents have all contacted my office asking for an end to this senseless shutdown so that they can continue to provide for themselves and their families. this is one of the major impacts on nevada, but it's not the only major disruption we're seeing. at our national parks and monuments there's over flowing trash and it's threatening the wildlife and public safety because the park rangers and the maintenance staff are furloughed. and in nevada's tribal communities, lapses in funding threaten to close the doors of health clinics, food pantries and child-care centers. the small business administration has stopped processing loans that helps nevada's small businesses and job creators thrive. over 7 of,850 -- over 7,850 nevada seniors enrolled in food nutritional programs and over 437,000 nevadans receiving snap benefits are at risk of losing access to the food assistance that keeps them and their families healthy. real people, families and communities are hurting. these are the people who

(ken) president trump is reacting tonight to the arrest in nevada.und 3-30 this afternoon...he tweeted quote four people in nevada viciously robbed and killed by an illegal immigrant who should not have been in our country." and went on to say we need a powerful wall. minus ten degrees30 to 40 degrees below zeroit is about as cold as it looks ...(pam) wind chill temperatures in the minus double digits.the northeast is reeling from a frigid blast of polar air. at least six people are dead.tens of thousands are without power... and hundreds of airline flights cancelled. (ken) the big freeze arriving on the heels of a weekend blizzard that dumped several inches of snow from missouri to maine.(pam) kron four's catherine heenan shows us how people are coping. wind, rain, sleet and snow, special delivery mail carriers have to do their job.lots of clothes lots of layers tow truck have to keep moving.two sweathshirts and snow pantspower workers have keep everyone else warm.how do you stay warm out there? lots of clothes warm drinks occasionally coffee that's

luis: lo culpan de matar a pero hoy en la corte de nevada sÓlo lo acusan de haber robado.samente robada y asesinada por un inmigrante ilegal que no debiÓ haber estado en nuestro paÍs." pese a que estudio tras estudio confirma que los inmigrantes cometen menos crÍmenes, el presidente vuelve a culpar a todos los indocumentados por los pecados de uno.no es la primera vez que lo hace, lo hizo como candidato hace unos aÑos cuando un hombre indocumentado matÓ a una mujer en este muelle de san francisco. francisco ugarte es uno de los abogados del defensor pÚblico que representÓ este hombre, los tweet del presidente lo molesta. >> elige un nombre para construir una imagen de la persona, no podemos llegar a conclusiones sobre un grupo de personas por acciÓn de una persona. luis: para el presidente donald trump esta persona es un perfecto ejemplo del porque hace falta o construir un muro con fronterizo, aunque no hay ninguna prueba de que la barrera pueda haber prevenido los cuatro asesinatos que lo acusan. desde san francisco, luis mejÍa univisiÓn. ilia: vamos a ver un adelanto qu

cox: from the great state of nevada representing nevada one of the busiest airports in the oom, suesey lee. mrs. lee: people are being forced to make impossible financial decisions whether paying their rent or mortgages, putting food on the table or delaying a critical health care decision. and not all of them are eligible for unemployment benefits. i was back in nevada and i talked with several employees, t.s.a., air traffic controllers, park service employees. one of them is forced to drive for uber and another one is forced to sign up for food stamps at the age of 51 and they are borrowing against their retirement or children education savings funds. and borrowing has costs. and these workers should not be responsible for the additional costs of this unnecessary shutdown. that's why i'm supporting this bill. it will provide immediate financial relief in the form of zero interests and no fees to these families not after the shutdown ends but immediately. this bill ensures that federal employees can meet their financial obligations and will apply to future shutdowns as well. this is n

las autoridades aconsejan no manejar hacia la sierra nevada, pero si no tiene otra opciÓn cercióreseeo que me voy a quedar aquÍ otra noche para ver quÉ pasa. yomara: la tormenta comenzÓ aproximadamente a las cuatro de la tarde. aquÍ en la sierra nevada de california se espera que las temperaturas sigan bajando en los prÓximos dÍas. las autoridades se cercioran de que no haya ningÚn accidente. yomara lÓpez, noticias un. patricia: y pese a que otros asientos de a compatriotas fracasaron en su intento, otros cientos de centroamericanos salieron camino a estados unidos, un paÍs que para muchos ha dejado de ser la tierra de las oportunidades de otros tiempos. ernesto rivas nos cuenta mÁs. ernesto: este podrÍa ser el Último adiÓs entre wendy y francisco y Él lo sabe. francisco: para uno es duro dejar o sabe si la va a volver a ver. pero con fe en dios. ernesto: francisco decidiÓ arriesgarse y seguir esta quinta caravana, buscando un mejor futuro. ¿quÉ desea para él? >> que dios me lo cuide en el camino. que dios me la bendiga. enresto: fueron por lo menos 250 personas, entre adultos, jÓven

severas nevadas y vientos helados en el medio oeste son apenas el inicio de una ola plar que amenazas de 200 millones de persoas durante la semana...en algunas zonas habria hasta 30 grados bajo ceroni bien reabrio el gobierno por completo, surge el riesgo de un nuevo cierre ante las dudas l presidente trump de que se logre un acuerdo sobre el muro fronterizo el chapo guzman dejara a todos con las ganas de escucharlo defenderse en su juicio...hoy le dijo al juez que no testificara buenas noches!!ex-empleados indocumentados de negocios del presidente trump acudieron hoy al congreso buscando ayuda para evitar que los deporten!! la organizacion trump los despidio, aparentemente por no tener documents de identidad en regla!! un congresista asegura que deberÍan de permanecer en usa como testigos claudia: ex empleados de donald trump se quebraron en el congreso implorando ayuda. temen que los deportan y piden protecciÓn. margarita dice que los grabÓ. >> tienen nuestros datos. >> cualquier trab ser obstucciÓn de justicia. >> tambiÉn han sido vÍctimas. claudia: la organizaciÓn indicÓ, que si

las autoridades aconsejan no manejar hacia la sierra nevada, pero si no tiene otra opciÓn cerciórese de que no haya ningÚn accidente. yomara lÓpez, noticias un. patricia: y pese a que otros asientos de a compatriotas fracasaron en su intento, otros cientos de centroamericanos salieron camino a estados unidos, un paÍs que para muchos ha dejado de ser la tierra de las oportunidades de otros tiempos. ernesto rivas nos cuenta mÁs. ernesto: este podrÍa ser el Último adiÓs entre wendy y francisco y Él lo sabe. francisco: para uno es duro dejar la familia, porque no sabe si la va a volver a ver. pero con fe en dios. ernest f>> que dios me lo cuide camino. que dios me la bendiga. enresto: fueron por lo menos 250 personas, entre adultos, jÓvenes y algunos niÑos los que emprendieron el viaje. ¿por quÉ han decidido irse? >> mucha pobreza, no hay trabajo. ya hemos intentado y nada. erneso: saray lleva a su pequeÑa camila. >> se siente miedo, porque es la primera vez. pero aquÍ no hay oportunidades. ernesto: los motivos de esta nueva inmigraciÓn en caravana no han cambiado, es un desencanto gener

westbound they'll be held at the nevada state line. and there are chain requirements in effect for both east and westbound 80 as you travel between placer county to the nevada state line on the eastbound side. westbound from the nevada state line to at least 2 1/2 miles east of state route 20. also check conditions for 50 and 88 if you plan on traveling through there. but, again, be very careful. jumping a little closer to home right now, over to our maps, we do have a bit of a situation near saratoga. state route highway 9 at sanborne road a landslide has all northbound lanes completely shut down. also affecting southbound lanes as well. those are partially blocked. you've got traffic control in effect through there. not a lot of options for alternates, so try to avoid the area if you can. we have another couple of accidents starting to trickle in this morning. we're still dealing with slick roads out there. northbound 87 connector north over towards 280, this crash blocking at least one lane. also detective traffic signals reported.

and illegal immigrants already in custody has been linked to four murders in nevada. the president weighing in on the tragedy, stick around for the power panel. after the break. ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or

about 150 families lined up in nevada to take their share. in addition, the food bank sent out members to help eligible families sign up for benefits. >>> despite the partial government shutdown, some national parks were staffed yesterday for the first time in weeks. sequoia and kings canyon park will be opened. the sequoia park conservancy made a donation and that will cover park services including the maintenance. vacant offices have left vandalism unchecked. according to park officials, death valley national park have seen illegal camping and off road driving and locks being cut off of the gates. service announced it e enbe will use federal land and recreationinf ba nddeath fu ll >>> the 2020 presidential campaign off and running. we asked former san francisco mayor willie brown his thoughts on some of the democratic candidates. >> it marvels me that we would be doing essentially what was done in 2015 when trump announced in june of 2015 that he was running. there were 14 wannabies and quickly they began to fall by the wayside. the first f

iowa, new hampshire, nevada, which was 60% latino vote in nevada, but 60% democrats.u go to the percentage of african-american voters. a quarter of the voters in virginia, a third in north carolina, more than half in alabama. six in ten democratic primary voters in south carolina african-americans. that's why the fight for that vote is so important. you saw two candidates there on martin luther king holiday. listen to jim clyburn, close friends with the vice president, but this is an open primary. he says, we want to listen to everybody. >> we want it to be a contest that everybody would be competent to come to. i'm not going to single out any one of them at this point. we need to demonstrate that this party is open, people are welcome to debate it, the issues, and i think that that is good for party, good for the country. >> you're just back from south carolina where i think he said something to you that was, shall we say, a little different. >> yes, mr. clyburn is there with his convention bureau hat on trying to invite everybody down to boost the economy, but i tal

nieve, es el primero de los años, se espera que se registren hasta 15 pulgadas de nieve en la sierra nevada territorio, chasel día de hoy, cielo mayormente nublado, hemos visto poco los rayos del sol, y una tormenta que se mueve hacia el norte de notas una, esa tormenta afecta directamente al estado de washington y oregón, las condiciones variables continúan, en cuanto a materia de temperatura, prevalecen 50° en nuestra zona, 50 y seis san francisce la noche madrugada, para nuestro fin de semana vamos a tener 10 variables, nubosidad y otro frente frío, y el panorama mejora a partir del lunes, el pronóstico es para la ciudad de san josé y la zona san francisco, para el domingo san josé con 70°, vemos el modelo un chubasco ligero acercándose en las próximas horas y para el día sábado y domingo por el paso de estaba la frontal que va hacia el norte, hay que prepararnos porque tenemos un fin de semana variable donde veremos la llegada de esta precipitación y el frente frío en nuestra zona, planifique su fin de semana tomando en cuenta la inestabilidad y aclarando el panorama la próxima semana,

. >> nevada is launching a goat fund me. quaint town in foothills of the sierra nevada says goats could play a crucial role in fire prevention, using bay area locations as you probably know. launched by city's vice mayor, too.erders to bring goats fact >> see plenty tuesday, wednesday and thursday. trend tomorrow is little less rain for mont.day a winds pick up tuesday, strongest storm wednesday night and thursday. >> fire risk at zero? >> i would say. >> "saturday night live" coming up next. >> have a good night. matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. [ nbc theme plays ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hello.ah and you're."

they state of nevada, four people are now dead.the border patrol apprehended some 16,000 criminal aliens at the border, i.c.e. arrested about 150,000. one who apparently avoided both, wanted for a crime spree in reno, nevada, initially please thought they had a single burglary and mortar in three days later came another. there was a third last wednesday, and 81-year-old couple robbed and shot. >> it makes you more vigilant about being aware of your surroundings. i want to look at the moon tonight, i used to go wandering the dark and now i am more afraid. >> after a tip please begin following him, they had no physical evidence but they ran his name with i.c.e., he'd been living in the u.s. for at least a year illegally. evidence connected him to all three crimes in the d.a. expects to foul murder charges this week. so far police have not revealed exactly what connects him to the victims, unlike california nevada is not a sanctuary state. please can cooperate with i.c.e. and in this case they used has legal status to hold him on slip

country and there are regions and it within those regions are separate identities of the people in nevada very different people in los angeles very different people in north dakota florida and they have their own economies or own culture one would say you know if you travel across europe you'll be in france and germany and spain within a few hours and go across america it's one image of eyes country but there are these distinct regions the south the north east don't west coast and these people are living according to their own particular cultural economic. backgrounds and what serves them and that's what makes the america quite a dynamic place and i will say just to follow up on the sun eighty five million people have been in the presence of the kaiser report what has been playing in the background the most frequent question i get over the years how do i ever clean this mess because i've worn the vest off for over a one thousand four hundred episodes and the answer is no i've never actually had to clean this is some of the original dirt from episode one is right on the vest on this waste

and one thing i was surprised about is when i drove through new vodka we were driving through nevada at night a sixty five mile per hour zone highway a freeway a motorway you know speeding traffic and i did see a sign and it said open range but you know nothing in my experience as an american throughout my life had prepared me for what open range actually means and that means there are no fences and some farmers cattle can be on the middle of the highway and i found that out speeding at sixty five mph in the middle of the night and almost slamming right into two giant cows actually you know i remember distinctly we were driving around i looked up and i said oh that's interesting and you said what what what does it is that there's a sign of the receipt of the foresaid open range and like what does that mean opener and then. you know there they were bigger than life two enormous stare black as night you couldn't see so a lot of things. are spelled out for you but you refused to believe it like it never entered my mind that a farmer would allow their cattle does roam around on the highw

steven horsford / nv-d based on the impact that we've seen in nevada after the one october tragedy, thisis something that's desperately important.the bill has exceptions for law enforcement and sales or gifts between family members.alexandra limon believe they can pass the bill in the house of representatives in the first 100 days of this new congress. but it's unlikely the republican-controlled senate will even vote on it...critics of the legislation point out the tucson shooter cleared a background check and bought the gun legally. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area.... tonight it's a high school english teacher... elina mosquerra teaches at dewey academy in oakland....where she's also the chairman of the english department.. she's known for spending countless hours planning lessons for her students... but her principal says she also goes 'beyond' the textbooks -- and brings current events into the classroom.. elina's classroom is crowded even at lunchtime, when she shows culturally relevant movies and gets everyone talking..

workers in lordstown and ohio or workers that are working construction of nevada. work for any democratic nominee that comes down the line in the next several months. >> i want to get to two things. one, the strike in los angeles when you talk about dignity of work, the largest the strike by the teachers in los angeles. i saw you come out in support for it. you support that strike? >> i support those. you know who else supports those teachers and tells you about how the country is moving more towards understanding the inpoor ta -- importance of collective bargaining is students join the teachers walking in and out of the school. i think that it's young people especially that are changing this debate. look at these new particularly female women of color in congress, but i talked to two, i talked to two women today from iowa, two freshman members of congress that were elected this year and, you know, they are seeing a change. they are seeing they are respecting and honoring where this congress is different and this country is different. i think the los angeles teache

an immigrant who was already in custody has now been linked to two formatives in nevada.sident weighing in on the tragedy. and here from tonight's power panel after the break. jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and u

this is a reno, nevada paper. nevada state journal, march 27 of 1933. they are reporting on the fact that albert einstein is renouncing his citizenship and that he won't return to germany. if you look over two columns, you also see this article, mistreatment of jews ends. there had been no story of persecution of jews for weeks coming out of nazi germany. and the secretary of state says we consider physical may this treatment of jews virtually terminated. that speaks to one of the central challenges of this exhibition, is to get visitors to read history forward. we know the end of the story. we know what nazism ultimately leads to mass murder, 6 million jews and millions of others, but americans in the 1930's had no idea that was coming. that is one of the challenges we try to address, to get people to read history as it was happening. that is one of the reasons you see such a chronological treatment in the exhibition. communities took to the streets against nazism and you see here rallies in 1933 across the united states, condemning the nazi regime, an

nevada city is launching a goat fund me, goat. as in the animal, yes. small quaint town says goats can play a crucial role in fire prevention. they have been used in a number of locations. this was launched by the vice mayor. they are going to pay herders to herd them up to nevada city or bring them by truck to clear dangerous brush. if you get 200 goats together, they can tear through an acre a day. i mean level it down to the nubs. >> didn't know that. >> yeah. i didn't know they could do them work. they do the thing. i mean, they stay down. >> wow. >> right now, rain is helping. rain is helping, which is good. we are going to see a lot of it. the timing for the weekend plans should work out good tomorrow. as the rain holds off until late in the day. we have a good deal west of emeryville. a high, 63. not a bad start to the weekend. the wind is calm. you won't see much of that coming up in the seven day forecast. around the east side of san jose, 58 degrees. a high of 64 this afternoon. there's a pretty view over my shoulder, golden gate bridge. 58 de

continúan dificultando el viaje de conductores sobre la autopista interestatal 80 hacia la sierra nevada de 39° y advertencia de tormenta invernal que estará vigente hasta las 4:00 de la mañana como tal indicaba paola, ráfagas de viento de hasta 90 millas por hora, bastante peligrosas en esa zona así que recuerde evitar esa zona si es posible también, habrá altovalahas en la autopista cuarentena nueve y la autopista número cuatro, mientras tanto aquí en la bahía con esa advertencia de fuertes vientos ya que hay vientos de hasta 45 millas por hora en las zonas costeras. así que también recuerde conducir con mucha precaución >>> sin embargo, este frente frío ya está haciendo su recorrido fuera de nuestra zona así que este lunes es prometedor, veremos condiciones un poco más cálidas a llegar a la mañana, a las 7:30, si ayorn mediodía, un día ideal para salir. mientras le aconsejo que se ponga varias cobijas ya que las condiciones estarán bastante heladas en los 40°, aquí 40, alrededor de nuestra región. para mañana máximas en los 57° en oakland y 59° en san josé, pero a partir de mañana día

. >> felicidad, saludos desde las vegas nevada donde tenemos la oportunidad de ver y experimentar el expertos en tecnologÍa presentan sus desde video juegos de realidad virtual hasta lo Último en... y el uso de impresoras 3d como esta que nos explica carlos que puede trabajar con poli carbonato. aunque muchos de estos productos aÚn estÁn en fase temprano algunos ya los puede comprar. >> son ideas o prototipos o ya en el mercado como los televisores. >> sin duda los televisores son los productos mÁs atractivos, especÍficamente los que tienen tecnologÍa 8k que supera la realidad. >> en cuanto a lo Último en belleza esta aplicaciÓn te deja probar antes de comprar. y nos cuenta que aparte de mostrar los Últimos productos tambiÉn realizan esfuerzos para traer talento latino. >> estÁn diciendo aquÍ estamos, estamos representando a nuestra comunidad. >> isabel comparte con nosotros que estÁ entonces planes de esta feria expandirla a sudamÉrica los prÓximos aÑos, desde las vegas nevada verÓnica quintero noticias telemundo. >> gracias verÓnica desde las vegas por este reporte, gracias por aco

having a lot of issues there as the storm continues to move through the sierra nevada. they move slower when they hit the mountains. scattered showers in the area. most of the activity moving to the east and south. tomorrow morning's commute should be dry. good news for many. folks getting back to work. should be dry from the sky. wet on the roads. and valley fog. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon. not bad. and then this is tuesday night. tuesday morning wet. tuesday night. tuesday night, wednesday morning. the models, the dynamics are not as robust but close. there is wednesday night. the 5-day forecast keeps this weather pattern going with showers and unsettled weather into next week. the weekend in. there is a chance on sunday. we are into winter. standing water on the roads. >> thank you very much. >>> major upsets at tonight's golden globes. green book won for best picture comedy. glenn close won for best actress. many contradicted it would go a lady gaga. the award season ramping up when oscar nominations are announced january 22. >>> all right. sports wrap min

this is not a settle little a complaint got filed in a ends the investigation, it now goes to the nevadacommission which will make a decision on how much of a fine wynn resorts will pay because at this point the company has admitted to almost all of the allegations against it, which are pretty damning. it shows that the executives in many cases ignored the complaints that were brought to them by employees about steve wynn's behavior. so we're waiting on two things, one, how much will they pay, two, will there be any conditions placed on the gaming license. the control board has not suggested that >> i'm glad you clarified that because that is how a lot of news stories are framing this. so if there is not a major, major fine, what actual punishment has there been if they won't do anything about the license? >> for one thing, look at the company. it is a very different company today than it was a year ago when the news first broke. you have a different ceo, the board is almost entirely different. you have new sets of procedures and protocols throughout that company. it is a far different c

in between the nevada state line. travel times are there for the most part along the freeway 101 out of the south a. we are seeing brake lights through the altamont pass 26 minutes to make it towards the interchange. >> thank you. lanes of visitors attending the iss are getting their hearts melted. >> a group of penguins put on the show just for them. they were released from the aquarium for a promotional event during the ice festival. they tumbled on the ice. and they wobble around the snow. they say is to allow them to get outside for a bit and asked ranch nature. >>> the award season is here and it is officially beginning. a look at the big winners at the golden globes. >>> and let's take a peek outside at those conditions this time in san jose. at the game at levi stadium. right now the time is 4:50 am. we will be right back after this. >>> we are drying out. look at these temperatures mild today. take a look at your highs. we are in the lower 60s. 62 in san jose. upper 50s along the coast heading inland. 58 fairf

how jared 24/7 hometown in nevada is showing his their support for his debut. will have that story and much more coming up at five. >> so it is in nevada boy versus tom brady, the greatest of all time. six rings. >> i will go for the underdog. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ♪ >> wyatt: you said the rescue had another family lined up, i thought. >> sally: yeah, thankfully. >> wyatt: well... >> sally: i just can't believe i messed everything up. >> wyatt: everything's fine. >> sally: you know that i don't think a puppy can replace a baby, right? >> wyatt: i know that. >> sally: i just tried to help hope, but instead i made things worse. >>

>> it is a bridge out in nevada and for those of you don't know, it's -- it's nevada not nevada. those are two things i learned. it was a project that was proposed way back in the early 80s. the federal government have a whole program too objectively identify locations in the country where we could store prettily these nuclear fuel. they would pick a site on the west coast and the east coast. most of the waste was on the east coast. basically, while political maneuvering, they took the east coast side off the table and left sides on the left -- they had not but there were a number of places, one of the stories i heard is that they were looking at the salt domes in louisiana which now actually was the reserves. i heard rumors that that was the location. it was a very powerful senator from louisiana who took off the table. there was all these stories about how the deal making happen. at the end of the day, this game of political musical chairs, one side was left. it was a site in nevada. at that time, the state had a relatively weak congressional representation. that was the place

illegal immigrant facing murder charges in a killing spree in nevada.ld trump ramps up his call for a border wall. the latest on this gruesome case. >> how much more american blood must be shed before congress does its job? >> reporter: border security and immigrant crime, donald trump often sees it as one issue. >> day after day precious lives are cut short by those who have violated our borders. >> reporter: the latest case from northern nevada. a weeklong manhunt, they arrested suspect wilbur martinez guzman, 19 you make illegal immigrants wanted in a string of murders. two weeks ago police on a woman robbed and dead of a gunshot wound, 3 days later a mile away, a second victim, 74-year-old woman robbed and killed, then and 80-year-old man and his wife found dead, their valuables gone. >> it makes me more vigilant about being aware of what your surroundings are. >> reporter: police put guzman in the crosshairs, agents had no physical evidence but a check with ice. >> command staffs collectively agreed guzman, a person of interest, should be taken int

(justine) even though marijuana is legal in nevada, the black market is still strong enough for at least one brand to fight back.(jrstone) max darrow reports on this controversial issue. at spring mountain and decatur you can't miss this billboard. it reads: "b-m-k: black market killer."kevin forde/ acres dispensary:"it is our brick-through-the-window sort of approach. but, again, no disrespect to the hustle, but i think its about time we ditch the dealer and head into the dispensary."acres dispensary's kevin forde says black market killer is a brand of marijuana sold legally at many dispensaries in the state. now they're using the name as a slogan to convince people to buy their pot legally.despite the existence of a 500-million dollar legal market for cannabis in nevada, forde and other industry leaders say there are people who still get their pot from the black market.andrew jolley/ nevada dispensary association president:"the black market is still very much alive in our state, and we would like to see that demand for cannabis products channeled into the regulated, legal framework." o

these are extreme avalanche hazards that exist throughout the sierra nevada and in their words, not all elevations. by the way the sierra avalanche center is run by the u.s. forest service, they are furloughed employees but are at work because the danger is so extreme. headache for drivers. caltrans al southbound la . >>> storm damage open new potholes on sac city creating a huge headache for drivers. caltrans closed several southbound lanes this morning as crews patch the. >>> pg&e crews working on downed power lines. we caught this line crew following the night of gusty winds and heavy rains. most customers without power are in the north bay, about 4000 and the south bay still in the dark. >> waiting for dry out. >> we could use it. we have earned it some spot 6-8 inches of rainfall. in the north bay the one spot we have a few showers falling right now. wind gust strongest and least five years in higher elevations. santa rosa can't shake the rainfall stretching east to napa county up toward the hills of north napa and south lake county. heavier showers. rest of bay area looks like rai

casi cuatro " san sistema dejarÁ mucha nieve en la sierra nevada y tenemos vigilancia por tormenta paraona para el lunes. si nuestro recibiremos otro sistema con mÁs precipitaciÓn en el programa. >>le invitemos retroceder un poco y ver si realmente pudo cumplir con sus deseos unos 1018. en caso de que no haya sido asÍ, tenemos en mente para que trate de nuevo los mitos para este aÑo.>>estamos a dÍas irreverentes 2019 y con Él, entusiasta renues listas >>espero terminar mi meta en el peso que quiero y grabarnos. cierto es que la mayorÍa de las personas que se propuso una meta para las mucho, no la cumplieron. el aÑo nuevo incluye una serie de metas de cÓmo perder peso, leer, estudiar, dejar de fumar y enamorarse dentro de las mÁs comunes. decir porque las personas tienden a ponerse muchas metas, muchos de los que pueden alcanzar y esto es un gran. un 20% de las resoluciones se cumplen. las propÓsitos nuevos invierten dentro de la primera semana de nuevo. asuntos deben ponerse corto plazo. uno debe ser especÍfico y planear no solamente proponerlo tu creas sino que cÓmo lo va a lograr. no

we want to clue you in on what's going to happen in the sierra nevada. that's interstate 80 at kingvale right now. 's been snowing all afternoon long. there's a lot of it on the roadway. four wheel drive or chains are required from kingvale over to the nevada state line. highway 50, it's the same fromacth right now. ans ach urelreastdyate p line. you can see what that looks like. this is highway 89 around emerald bay and lake tahoe. it has already been closed. cal tran has closed that in anticipation of even worse weather that's going to be moving in. the totals are unbelievable. we have not seen a storm like in a while. you heard paul deanno talking about the snow totals above 7,000 feet. now that would be the summit areas. we're talking about 7 feet of snow between tonight and friday. be very careful. caltrans is not advising people to travel through the mountains until this storm can clear on the weekend. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. back to you guys. >> we got you covered on that storm all day tomorrow beginning at 4:30 a.m. meteorologist

the president tweeted, four people in nevada viciously robbed and killed by an illegal immigrant whove been in our country. twenty-six people killed on a border in a drug and gang related fight. two large caravans from honduras broke into mexico and are headed our way. we turn to william for more. >> how much more american blood must we shed before congress does his job? >> border security and immigrant crime. president trump sees it as one issue. >> day after day precious lives are cut short by those who have violated our borders. >> the latest case from northern nevada. >> we are confident we have the person responsible for the homicides. >> a weeklong manhunt and did saturday when police arrested guzman, 19-year-old illegal immigrants wanted in a string of murders. two weeks ago they found a 56-year-old woman robbed and dead of a gunshot wound. later a second victim, a 74-year-old woman robbed and killed. then an 80-year-old man and wife found dead. >> it's unnerving. it makes you more vigilant about your surroundings. >> reno's violent and property crime is above average the scen

will now yield one minute to e gentlewoman from nevada, mrs. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. lee: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the representative for yielding. madam speaker, i rise in support of the rule and the underlying bill. i'm proud to help these communities recover and families rebuild their lives after the devastating effects of extreme weather but this bill is also the reminder of ignoring the cost of climate change. as the planet continues to warm because of manmade causes, more and more communities are at risk of extreme weather. in my home state of nevada, lake immediate is as 50% as large it was in 2000. as the water level continues to fall, water prices will continue to rise for families across southern nevada. and according to the g.a.o., climate change has already cost taxpayers over $350 billion over the past decade. we make concrete steps to curb climate change. the cost, both human and financial, are already too high. i urge my colleagues to support the rule and the underlying

this was not any system at all for the sierra nevada. but the next one coming across will take us into a wild weekend. but today, 60s, morning rain and partly cloudy later on. 4:01. we have rain this morning, sal. you know what that means? >> yeah. it's going to be ea do have flo across all of the lanes. have issued a sigalert. northbound 101 at lucky drive. and they're letting people know that you have to use caution through the area there. and it is going to be one of those things, where i've stood there on the side of the road during live shots. the road dips a little bit there. and you know, when it's raining, there's a perfect spot for all the water to accumulate. that's exactly what has happened. chp has issued a sigalert for that area, if you're traveling on northbound 101 at lucky drive. let's talk about the commute on the altamonte pass approach, still looks good. traffic is moving along okay. there have been no major problems. there's also flooding northbound 101 at whipple avenue, redwood city. and we'll talk about that in jus

in the desert valley that spilled down from reno, nevada. and in that moonlight, all silver pale, the wind worried that gray ends of winter grass, whipped and cried up the driveway around the corner of the house, whistled past the unlocked door. something evil afoot, something here inside. when the moon peered through the window and into the master bedroom, a little after 3:00 in the morning. >> he's really dead. >> what's really dead? >> my husband. >> reporter: strange the things that happen to people under a full moon. good people, not-so-good people. under that moon that night, it was hard to tell which was which, who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and cat and mouse. who knew what it was. >> reporter: but the story when it began back in 2005 was about love, or what certainly felt like it. in fact, fair to say it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> as soon as he met melissa, he was something i had never seen. just, you know, just for no reason he would call and say i love y

. >> and then one day, seven months later, dead of winter, january '97, an arrest next door in nevadaroke the case wide open. in custody was a young man named benjamin hobbs. here he is at angie's funeral, carrying flowers, but get this, hobbs was now charged with sexually assaulting a woman at knife point. sound familiar? so while detective ken brown rushed off to question hobbs, detective jared furhman began talking to hobbs' friends. >> why do you think you're down here? >> honestly, i have no idea. >> one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tapp. he was no felon but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource offer now detective furhman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, sir. >> he trusted furhman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear app

fÉlix: la feria de tecnologÍa 2019 se llevÓ a cabo en las vegas, nevada.su trabajo un asistente robotizado mercancÍa. una maleta de viaje. ahora la tecnologÍa lo hace posible. desde guantes electrÓnicos. >> esta cascada dejÓ sin aliento de los visitantes. dÍgale adiÓs a la soledad con este robot para curar la depresiÓn. se mueve automÁticamente, lanza golosinas a su p y mantiene a sus amigos de cuatro patas u vados hasta por 10 horas por mire el auto que camina. por cierto, con mucho estilo. la marcadiseÑo este vehÍculo para rescates especiales, sobre todo despuÉs de desastres naturales. lo mejor de esta feria fue una aplicaciÓn para cargar la laptop. aranza: pasamos con la informaciÓn deportiva del la clausura de la liga karina: arrancamos con la derrota de lobos buap. serÍa hasta el minuto 60 que los de casa se iban arriba. sigue sin sumar puntos y los laguneros empiezan en el arranque del torneo. pasamos a la nfl, las Águilas enfrentaran a los santos, partido disputado que en el tercer cuarto se supiera. los Ángeles no >>un ladrÓn intenta robarte una bi

now, the heaviest rain really is in the last couple of hours, we have road closures in the sierra nevada, highway 80 is closed at this time, with advisory in effect for the bay area until 10:00 a look at these totals, santa rosa, almost 2 inches of rain, petaluma, coming in at three, almost 3 1/2 inches of rainfall. so the rain is coming down, the snow was coming down relatively low elevation, 80 close, 50 they're chaining up and this is where the rain is right now, the heaviest rain really just to the north and east of us, we are still seeing rainfall rates of, let's check some of these, we were seeing some significani there was something hundreds of an inch now that a significant. rain coming down hard right now in gilroy, morgan hill, near watsonville, santa cruz mountain, in the lake tahoe area, as i said, winter storm warning stays in effect, not just for tonight or tomorrow morning, and again some of those no bulky relations rep and seeing her in the range of 2 to 2 1/2 feet of snow so it is really coming down. hour with advisory verified, wind gust of 40 and 50 miles an hour on th

from the great state of nevada representing marcus [inaudible] >> thank you, tj. thank you for taking up this important piece of legislation and i'm proud to be leading cosponsor of this as well. this is about taking care of people. 800,000 federal workers whether they're working without pay or being preload they are being forced to make impossible financial decisions every day whether it's paying the rent for their mortgages and putting food on the table or even delaying the critical of your decision. and not all of them are eligible for an appointment benefits. just last week i was back in nevada and talked with several employees in my district, tsa, air traffic controllers and parsers in place and they are not force they been sent forced to sign up for present at the age of 51 but there being forced to borrow against their retirement or their children's education savings fund. in borrowing has cost. these workers should not be responsible for the additional cost of this unnecessary shutdown. that is why i'm supporting this bill and provide immediate relief fina