engage with nevada and other potential host states and communities. second, seek to combine the concepts of consend and benefit. in addition to money from the nuclear waste fund, the federal government has many means of providing infrastructure improvements. federal land, educational opportunities and other means of support to states and communities interested in exploring the partnership on the management of nuclear material. make those potential benefits abundantly clear. third, scientists and engineers, congress must address the legal issues associated with nuclear waste but we will not succeed if we allow politics to overwhelm good science. act based on real risk. not perceived risk. we must give our best and brightest nuclear experts. i thank you again for the opportunity to testify and stand toward answer your questions. i yield back the remainder of my time. >> thank you. appreciate that. welcome. >> thank you, chairman murkowski and ranking member manchin and other members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to present our views. s

that treats nevada equally. with some of the questions and comments that i've heard today. first of all, mr. lemanski was. if we are to move forward in a congress intensive approach. i think we all approach agree we need that approach. what is the best way to rebuild the american people's confidence in federal governments ability to provide safe storage of height nuclear waste. >> i think you've targeted the right issue and that's confidence. i also put in trust. we certainly support your idea of getting everybody treated equally. under the consent. we would take it a step further, in that with we just keep the current system of trying to keep it as consent. everyone will just say no. because the entire burden is on. that's what we are trying to build is a process where states and epa can have trust and confidence in saying yes. that's the specific of our testimony. >> this course think when any i support the new nuclear support act has created in this bill. if they walked away from the yucca mountain project an

states like nevada. >> i appreciate that introduction to nevada, which of course, as you know, craig,mes before south carolina despite your well-known bias towards south carolina on this program today. but i really do think that the point of nevada being more representative of the nation's demographics than iowa and new hampshire, which are overwhelmingly white. cory booker right now as i'm talking to you is talking to the oldest hispanic group in nevada politics. it's called hispanics in politics. it's the first time i've ever gotten the message from them sold out, they weren't going to let anybody else in. they get it. cory booker gets it. there's four of the candidates that get it it's a caucus. you have to organize. hispanics and african-americans are going to be a huge part of that. they've been to black churnls to campaign and now they're going to a labor convention, as you mentioned, because it's the ground forces in a caucus that are going to huge difference. it's interesting, although i think jonathan is absolutely right, health care is the issue that biden should be talking

how authorities are now humans, not aliens, in rural nevada. we hear from the man organizing the big event. >>> plus, the video just in showing a small plane crashing into the water near san francisco. what happened next. >>> spotting the winner, can you figure out which horse won this race? the decision this morning. >>> and the woman sued for binge-watching "friends" at work. just how many episodes she allegedly watched in one day. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with president trump sending mixed messages this morning on three big issues. first guns. >> yeah, so abc news has now confirmed the president is backing away from his call for gun background checks after speaking with the head of the nra and meanwhile on the issue of taxes he's now contradicting his own staff and confirming that he is considering a payroll tax cut. >> then there's the big issue of buying greenland. the president abruptly canceled his upcoming trip to denmark which owns greenland after a danish official called trump's discussion

a lot of union workers in nevada are in the service sector. more women, more people of color particularly latinos, who it's ground for democrats to get votes and to get support, but they still have to overcome exactly where they stand on some of these key issues like health care. >> and molly, whether it was health care, or whether it was immigration, democrats on that democratic, you know, debate stage, some of them are kind of licking their wounds because they invoked president obama so much more in this debate and not in a, you know, flattering way. just take a listen just as a reminder. >> did you say those deportations were a good idea or did you go to the president and say this is a mistake, we shouldn't do it? which one? >> mr. vice president, it looks likes one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. >> mr. vice president, you can't have it both ways. you invoke president obama more than anybody this this campaign. you can't do it when it's veenlt and dodge it when it's not. >> molly, some of those candidates ar

>>yes, so we believe that that our diversity here in nevada was our greatest strengths. and we believe that there's a lot of hate out there in our community and the greater community across our country and what we're doing is we're taking a stand to say that that we need to be better than that we need to value a love and we need love to stamp out hate and during these times we need to be demonstrating empathy and compassion for our diversity which makes us stronger. this is a pledge that we've taken along with the city of novato it's something it's been that we've been working closely with the city, nevada a lot of police department on him and other community agencies have joined us in this pledge i believe that this is something that we're going to see spreading across marion county and i know this is something is happening nationally but we're going to focus on the difference that we can make right here in nevada and so police spread out the marine county. >>great thank you very much superintendent i appreciate and so that is the latest sanders take on on this issue he

shore and cool those numbers even more so we have numerous thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada today, the fog low clouds become a story again we see some moisture been picked up by the models off the coastline of the fog and a really feel i think all the way and conquered livermore valley going to see that probably into the delta 2. maybe the central valley overnight tonight that will be the case again as we get into friday to and get ready for that holiday weekend. temperatures for tomorrow, but all you're looking at the 60's couple low 70's in the san francisco about 65 degrees some fog and a daly city 66 in half moon bay 69 in burlingame with sunshine there 73 very comfortable in foster city 76 in woodside you'll see a lot of 70's couple low 80's in the south bay and those 90's finally gone after about 7 days worth of 90's in the east bay. well those numbers coming down much more comfortable tomorrow about 84 warm in concord 74 degrees in the oakland 80 degrees in benicia 72. in play all that back along the coastline patchy fog continuing numbers there in the 60's and then u

i'm here in nevada where they're taking some very proactive steps and this is all about. >>making a declaration about some very strong values that they have this is all part of a knot in your town so. a little bit about the knot in your town, this is a pledge about you know standing up against racism against tyson semitism. tell me a little bit more about that as a superintendent. >>yes, so we believe that that our diversity here in nevada was our greatest strength. and we believe that there's a lot of hate out there in our community and the greater community across our country and what we're doing is we're taking a stand to say that that we need to be better than that we need to value a love and we need love to stamp out hate and during these times we need to be demonstrating empathy and compassion for our diversity which makes us stronger. >>so it's a pledge and you take the pledge is that something that's going to go into the schools are is as an individual pledge or district pledge great great question. >>this is a pledge that we've taken along with the city of novato

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those rules ordered caucuses like in iowa and nevada to find ways to allow absentee voting.st in the nation iowa caucuses are only five months away. so this sounds like maybe a little bit technical, but it is so incredibly important. i should just add that what the dnc said in the statement that we just got a few minutes ago is that it's not as if the iowa democratic party can't figure it out, that the iowa caucuses are going to move dates or threaten another very important first in the nation primary state, which is new hampshire. they'll probably give iowa a waiver if they can't figure out a way to allow people to vote absentee, but it's a mess. >> yeah. caucuses have long been a problem for the democratic party. think about the mechanics of this. if you have small kids, it costs you money to caucus because you have to hire someone to watch your kids. if you work nights, you're working when it's time to caucus. for a party that's concerned about increasing access, caucuses don't seem to accomplish that goal. but in iowa, they have a long tradition and are very attached to

in nevada? the cash metals. >> oh, understand. >> when i talked this morning about you coming. >> i don't know about that particular case, but it would seem to me that water rights are going to be the big fights. and, i mean, that then creates different constellations, right? because one of the big places, is it spring valley in nevada? up in the great basin. like, where las vegas is buying up the rights. so you have environmentalists very concerned and, actually, las vegas is at the heart of this whole story. >> [inaudible] >> this never would have happened without las vegas, frankly. and also the tortoise had to be protected, las vegas had to grow, and that's when they came to deliver the new regulations to cliven, and cliven discovered his special way out. but it would seem to me -- and in harding county too, the water is a huge issue now. they've been in the kind of, if you're familiar, if people are familiar with farming, dry farming practices -- this isn't dry farming practice really, but

severe weather in the sierra nevada. dry lightning could spark fires, that's a concern. remnants of ivo, area of low pressure spinning up. red flag warnings and fire warnings that region. thunderstorm threat, northern california and sierra nevada for wednesday. keep it in mind. dew point forecast. 6:00 p.m., few spots in the north bay where it's muggy. 60 degree dew points. tomorrow morning dew points drop, will improve. tomorrow afternoon, some of the moisture continues to, low 60s s again. humid. from the south beach sf tic fog. napa, 78. 97 in fairfield. accuweather seven-day forecast, watching the moisture continue to drift over the sierra, calif. slight possibility that north bay may see dry lightning. first thing, humid, temperatures upper 50s and 60s. low 90s inland, cooler than today, coast side, warm one. mid-60s to low 90s. coolers and breezier for friday. heats up on the weekend, low 90s back in the picture. good news, friday the humidity is down, will feel much better for the holiday weekend. in case you have outdoor plans. until then, slight risk of isolated

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right here at a substation in nevada. this was not a planned outage. many saw this as a practice run for when pg&e shut off power for fire safety. >> i was suffering for two and half hours. wonder pg&e t us off because there was a fire somewhere. >> reporter: this was a thought that crossed many people's minds last night. this effected 61,000 customers. pg&e has two crews working on projects, and they did not take the proper steps. >> that protective measures failed, so the power went out and caused an outage. >> reporter: so is more of a human error? >> yes, it was internal with pg&e. we really appreciate everybody's patients. >> reporter: the outage affected the sheriff's department. typically you get 12 calls at this time. what was the case last night? >> they fielded 68 911 calls. >> reporter: they answered each and every call during the outage. many of them were for alarms going off. and some of them were people that have medical equipment that needed electricity. homeowners said that they learned a good lesson as we

out of ely, nevada.n built by this railroad that is still chugging along. a long way from just about anywhere to come. >> and, you know, that is our strength and our weakness. if we were near las vegas right now, that would have all been bulldozed down. but because of our remoteness, it was preserved. >> reporter: these trains have been running ever since copper was discovered here. there is no ore to haul anymore, but the railroad does offer passengers something as black as coal. >> all aboard! >> reporter: a night ride under the stars. just before sunset, it heads out for a three-hour ride toward great basin national park, certified as one of the darkest regions in the lower 48 states. no lights are allowed. way up ahead is park ranger charlie, racing the sun to set up telescopes before the sun arrives. >> kind of let the sky do the talking for you. you don't have to do much for it because once you see it, you see it. >> reporter: and what the star train passengers are about to see still impresses even

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>>the nevada police department is investigating the case besides the safeway posters were reportedlyl high school in nevado tree says stasio kron 4 news. >>johnson johnson has been ordered to pay million to address the opioid crisis in oklahoma a judge making that ruling today. it is the nation's first a trial against the companies accused of contributing to the widespread use of painkillers the state of oklahoma argue johnson and johnson aggressively marketed opioids for years. the company is expected to appeal. oklahoma's case could shape negotiations to resolve roughly 1500 other opioid lawsuits consolidated before a federal judge in ohio. >>california is once again taking on the trump administration in court this time. it's over the detention of migrant children kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the actions. state leaders announced today. children don't become subhuman. >>simply because they are migrants attorney general have yet to set a adding on to the pile of immigration related lawsuits against the trump administration monday's court filing comes as

>>we reached out to nevada governor steve says elect for comment but did not hear back friday. he tweeted earlier this week, his condolences to the gilroy community governor newsom says the federal government needs to take control need a national background check system we need to close the gun show loopholes week. we did just the of certainty that you can't even rent a car at 19 little drink. but you can buy a weapon of war and gunned down 1215 people. it's absurd. i mean that's extremism and the current the made in this country. another crisis in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it's back to school time right when you're shopping this year you'll see more than the regulars. many of the big national change are stocking acquitted designed to protect kids from gunfire. and it's right in the school supply i'll a company called a guard dog security is selling bulletproof backpacks at stores like officemax and office depot they sell for anywhere between a 10200 bucks a company spokesperson says they want parents and students to be prepared. not scared. >>i personally think

we reached out to nevada governor steve says elect for comment but did not hear back friday. he tweeted earlier this week, his condolences to the gilroy community governor newsom says the federal government needs to take control any the national background check system we need to close the gun show loopholes we needed. >>just the of certainty that you can't even rent a car at 19 little drink. what you can buy a weapon of war and gunned down 1215 people. it's absurd. i mean that's extremism and the current debate in this country. another crisis in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting down on our kron 4 app to get push alerts straight to your phone was updates. and during commercial breaks are on their coverage continues on our 24 hour streaming service kron on let's get a check of the weather around the bay area. >>we have time for the 4 zone forecast or lawrence also telling us what's going on why things get active in the city now we're tracking the storms last couple of days of course we've got eric

from there, i end up visiting an area of nevada, the egan rage of nevada, south of the town to be late came upon a machine called a bill. i like to describe to you what a ball hog is all about. it's an incredible machine, very efficient. it's engine roars, it runs on treads like a bulldozer. it's front spinning blade. it has one use, and one use only, the destruction of the forest in which i stand. a forest of opinion and juniper that the deer of land management manages and on our behalf. these are ancient trees, load with age and short and squat and patent trucks and nice bark. maybe 20 feet to the crowds, the pygmy forest. it's called the woodland and found on tens of millions of acres in utah and nevada. the juniper forest is a great survivor in the arid lands, drought resistant adapted to heat, and deliciously sweet smelling. these two species, after the sagebrush, are the florida of the great basin in the colorado plateau. but they have no value for logging. or wood products. no value that can be measured in money. therefore, they must be wiped out for other enterprises. for cattl

he is an authorized legal gun dealer in nevada, selling out of this address that appears to be a home. federal sourcest is technically not an sks type weapon, it's an ak type weapon from the era. apc sources say the gun is very common outside of california. it is illegal to possess it here. on top of that because the gunman was 19 she too young to own a long gun in california after a new law that took place. it comes with a 30 round magazine but it can be used with a 10 round magazine. he had at least one trudrum cli that can hold up to 75 bullets. and now we know he may have had a plan to escape after opening fire at the festival. in a serge of tarch of the gunm, they found a passport, banking documents, five masks, two threatthreaded pipes, a set of a shotgun and a wilderness trai home, they found another gun and ammunition packed in the same bag. why it matters that this could be a terrorist attack and why law enforcement did make that same distinction for other mass shootings. >>> nine days after those gunshots rang out, agents found a list of potential targeting drawn up by the s

the circus circus hotel and resort is housing 1300 students from the university of nevada reno.mes after a natural gas explosion last month forced to campus dorms to close. the hotel is about a half mile from campus. the tower housing the students does not have any gambling. >>> doesn't that sound like a bad combination? >> at least there's no gambling. >> incoming freshmen in a casino. okay. so we'll follow up on that and see how it turns out. as far as fog we've got a bunch of it and it's pushing across the city. there's the fog from cape mendocino down to monterey bay and big sur area. fog is not pushing well in them so that's why we know tomorrow will be a warm day but there is a little bit of a sea breeze so you see the green? that's the sea breeze so it is cooling things down, things are cooler tonight in concord and fairfield and livermore and san jose. right now in the next few hours they'll drop another three or four degrees cooler because of this. this shot is the shot of the night for sure and of course you've got the animated salesforce tower up there which is beauti

this week they ask nevada counter parts to meet this fall on the issue of gun control. now we've been reporting that the gilroy gunman purchased the ak-47 used in the shooting elly in nevada. this type of weapon cannot be purchased in california. according to the atf, more than 1,500 guns recovered in 2017 in the state were originally purchased in nevada. officials say that many of the weapons were found at crime scenes. >>> there may be a new movement today on proposed gun control changes for the bay area's biggest city. the mayor wants san jose to become the first city in the country to require gun owners to buy insurance. a committee takes up the proposal this afternoon. if passed it will require gun owners to carry liability insurance for firearm they ov and cover accidental discharge and any damage done by someon if a gun is stolen. after the mass shooting from gilroy, two people were from san jose. >>> newm across the nation. if you haven't seen it yet, a ocean rescue after a small plane crash on the peninsula. the pilot was waving his arms before spotted by the c

he is the president of the historic nevada northern railway.ilt by the railroad that is still chugging along. >> it is a long way from anywhere. you know, that is our strength and our weakness. if we were near las vegas right now, it would have all been bulldozed down. but because of our remoteness it was preserved. >> these trains have been running ever since copper was discovered here. there is no ore to haul anymore, but the railroad offers passengers something as black as coal. a night ride under the stars. just before sunset it heads out for a three our ride towards great basin national park certified as one of the darkest regions in the lower 48 states. no lights are allowed. way up ahead is the park ranger, charlie reed, racing the sun to set up telescopes before the train alives. >> we let the sky do the talking for you. >> what the star train e it. passengers are about to see, still impresses even him. >> does it ever get overwhelming up here? >> the first time that i came here, the first night i was outside my house i looked up. i am

we reached out to nevada governor steve says elect for comment but did not hear back friday. he tweeted earlier this week, his condolences to the gilroy community governor newsom says the federal government needs to take control we need a national background check system we need to close the gun show loopholes we needed. >>just the of certainty that you can't even rent a car at 19 little drink. but you can buy a weapon of war and gunned down 1215 people. it's absurd. i mean that's extremism and the current the made in this country. another crisis in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. we have continuing coverage shows a garlic festival shooting on air and online and during the commercial breaks on 24 hour streaming service kron on. >>you can also download our kron 4 app to get push alerts straight your phone as new developments come into our newsroom. other big story. we're tracking tonight. we now know the pilot's name who was killed in wednesday's jet crash. it's 33 year-old lieutenant charles walker, a navy spokesperson says walker was incredible a naval aviator. he was

let me go to nevada on this one. i'm going go to jon ralston on this.s idea that anybody can win these things at this point is true by history. it is a fact that these people, even john kerry seemed like mr. establishment. they were nowhere in the race. howard dean had it looked it looked like. jimmy carter was jimmy who. and this was in january. we're speeding up this process now. but one thing that strikes me, nothing's moved since last june, and that's my question to everybody here. how come if anything can happen, nothing's happened except warren has moved up a bit. nothing's happened. >> i think it's interesting, chris, in the sense that biden has taken some blows and he still has a sizable lead, except for that one outlier monmouth poll over everybody else. i don't think that's insignificant. but as much as a nevada partisan as i am, i have to say of the john delaney is right in the way the presidential campaigns are covered, everything will crystallize in iowa, and then it will either be okay, it looks like everything is the same in the top three

and i don't think that it's stocked up in southern nevada. >> reporter: robert's best estimate? 20,000 people will actually show up here in the desert next month. some hoping to find out if there's really anything in there. all dreaming there really is something out there. now, the people of rachel, nevada, live here for a reason. they like their peace and quiet and they're not really into this whole alien stock idea. i'll read you something from the town's website. they say most residents do not like where this event is going and will respond accordingly. law enforcement will be overwhelmed and local residents will step up to protect their property. it could get ugly. julia? >> i might be there. we'll see. how exciting. nick, thank you so much for that. >>> we're going to take a quick break here, but big question now. how does a food -- a fast food chicken chain sell out of fried chicken sandwiches? well, we'll be asking the big boss of popeye's parent company after this. i got a very, very small loan from my father. you gotta start somewher

it is an even southern california or southern nevada today. phoenix, it's beautiful with clear skies. maybe by the weekend, some may come in. today a cool down and gradually warming into the weekend. 60s, 70s and upper 80s for most. if you are well away from the fog influence, you may touch 90. warmer into the weekend, but not much like last weekend. >>> thank you so much steve, coming up, what you need to know in the wake of the gilroy garlic festival. >> and what you need to know visiting the county fair this year. >>> plus a high school mural that is called racist and when the public will be able to get a glimpse of that mural. some big news from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try new clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and grime. av

, the nearest town to the top secret military installation in the dusty nevada desert got to deal withand the food trucks and the county in trying to make sure that my community is safe and stays clean county says coordination is key and public safety is at the top of the list. >>the only hospital and emergency room in lincoln county is about an hour and a half away from rachel it has 3 e r bads one intensive care bed and 4 other acute beds for care. the hospital is working out a plan for the influx of potential patients if needed during the festival west says the lincoln county sheriff is also working on public safety plans. she is contracting on-site security and will have medical staff on site. not far down the road the alien research center is working on their own set up for the september 20th event they're going to come. no matter what we do we don't do anything they're still going to come. >>i'd rather do something have something planned. so you can funnel people through so you don't have 30,000 people just running amok harris says no one is getting on to the area, 51 property is

a lot of high cloud deck over the sierra nevada as well. that low is in our near future starts tomorrow. today a fight between the humidity levels, muggy today, fog burns back and partly sunny and mostly sunny. cooler weather wednesday and takes news to friday. the low will make the move friday afternoon and evening. watch it to the north. first initial impacts tomorrow. we start a cooling trend. 60s, 70s, upper 80s. holding on to 90s with higher humidity. temperatures after today on their way down and continue friday will be the day to watch to the north. we will see if this system generates anything. kicks out late friday and sunday and warmer sunday. >>> back to school shopping season is upon us, many papers are stocking up on the supplies they will need to buy for the school year. coming up, we will look at the top ranked backpacks and why they made the list. >>> what a first grader plans to do to stop bullying this year. a look at the nice message he has on his shirt. first this is a live picture high from above san francisco. you are

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melissa: alien enthusiasts invading nevada.ners voting to pre-sign an emergency declaration ahead of a planned raid on area 51. fox news is live in los angeles with the details. if this happens, i just want you to know, i'm the one who's going to cover it. reporter: i know. you got your sleeping bag and you got 30 days. okay. well, here's what we don't know. how many people are going to show up other than you. if you are a public official, can't do nothing. that is why both counties around area 51 signed emergency declarations yesterday as potentially 5,000, 10,000, maybe 50,000 or more show up with the intent of taking over a top secret air force base where the government allegedly hides aliens and ufo secrets. storm area 51 started as a facebook joke but area residents aren't laughing. >> they say this is a non-drug -- no drugs, no alcohol. who you trying to kid? reporter: one county approved permits for a three-day concert and expo but a neighboring county turned down a permit for a similar festival, fearing it could not han

the call to storm area 51 causing yet another nevada county to prepare for the worst. as kids head back to school, the student loan crisis continues to grow with the nationwide debt well over $1 trillion. we're on social media at daily briefing on fnc on instagram and facebook. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh! i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shep. we are tracking what is now hurricane dorian throughout the hour and what it's like to fly above a potentially catastrophic category 4 storm. i'll talk to a hurricane hunter. plus brother of simone biles facing multiple murder charges. that and the rest of the day's news coming up when i fill in on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: a second nevada county near area 51 declaring a preemptive state of emergency. this comes a few weeks before the storm area 51 event on september 20th. this all started with a facebook page calling people to gather at the facility to see alleged aliens that the government is accused of hiding.

right here at a substation in nevada. not a planned outage. many saw this as a practice run for when pg&e shut off power for fire safety. >> i was suffering for two and half hours. we were wondering if pg&e cut us off because there was a fire somewhere

this was a popular freeway in nevada. this was a man pinned under a car. and this is police body camera video of the incident just released. >> hey, reach your hand up front. reach your hand up front. >> okay. >> get him out. >> this happened tuesday. the driver was trapped under an suv after a car crash where one driver and its passenger were ejected off the bike after crashes into a pickup truck. sending the driver under an suv where he became trapped. a state trooper along with good samaritans managed to free him by lifting the suv and sliding the man out from underneath it. a preliminary investigation revealed that the motorcycle driver made an unsafe lane change and hit the pickup truck. the driver and the passenger were injured but are expected to recovery. >>> no sign of a missing fighter pilot after a jet crashed. it happened near an area called star wars canyon where fighter jets practice low flying maneuvers and tourists can watch. it was a super hornet like the one you see here. seven people on the ground were hurt. the cause of the crash is und

. >> dana: nevada's so pivotal. it may not be the most electoral college votes but you need them to win. congressman will herd, the only african-american republic in the house. he announced he will not seek re-election but will stay in politics to make sure the republican party looks like america. he tweeted that last night. this is a surprise retirement, peter. >> reporter: a big surprise, dana. the former cia agent had a secret that he wanted to quit after this term. he said he's going to work next year on technology and national security. some democrats including those running for president think there's something else behind his announcement. >> dana: we just got breaking news. president trump just tweeting that john radcliffe, they're going to withdraw that nomination to the dni. he is not going to put forth john radcliffe's name to be the director of national intelligence. that was something he talked about earlier this week. there has been some push back from the hill and the media, and the president deciding

in another state in nevada and bring it back to california. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us it's part of a troubling trend. >>governor gavin newsome this week acknowledged even with gun laws as strict as california is the only maybe a strong as those of nearby states investigators say the gunman in the gilroy shooting legally bought the assault rifle in nevada and that a governor i keep exchanging. >>why smells and i want to just acknowledge a governor reached out to me right away could have been more gracious left a message texts saying anything i can do which i really appreciate it. >>federal data shows in recent years and more than half of california, crime scenes, the guns recovered were from out of state, nevada being the second largest supplier. we reached out to nevada governor steve says elect for comment but did not hear back friday. he tweeted earlier this week, his condolences to the gilroy community governor newsom says the federal government needs to take control need a national background check system we need t

. >> reporter: here is issue number one, nearest civilization is rachel nevada, population 52 and littlent seating for 40. ten bedrooms. >> part of you must be thinking it is great for business. >> absolutely. >> and part is -- >> terrified. >> she's scrambling to arrange a food security and free water in the desert heat. issue number two, a air force spokesperson tells us any person trying to illegally trying to access military training areas are dangerous. >> and you don't want your parents to have to bury you. i shouldn't have said that. >> that is a gate into area 51. plenty of warning signs and cameras that are following every single move we make. and we were here less than five minutes and a white pickup truck did just appear as if out of nowhere. as close as i ever need to get to area 51. robert said the fbi has already come acalling. >> they knocked on the door and sat down and chatted with me for a little bit to see what kind of guy i was, making sure i'm not building pipe bombs in the living room. >> reporter: they are trying to turn this into more of a music festival. >> i'm t

in half moon bay, thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada we got a little tropical system least the remnants of the evil kind of spin around now bring some clouds may confer nice sunset tonight and thunderstorms up over the sierra nevada. most that is going to stay to our east. but we just got a slight chance we could see the north they get clipped by some of that moisture overnight tonight into early tomorrow as that low approaches the coastline. air quality is improving that is some good news all around the bay area looks fantastic for tomorrow that sea breeze on the increase and that will be the case over the next few days low clouds and fog certainly to fill in overnight tonight, least inside the bay along the coastline advance south toward the beaches. once again tonight early tomorrow morning and then we watch the atmosphere kind of expansive what we're going to see those clouds extend further on shore and some of the interior valleys go to cool with that nice marine air numbers in the san francisco tomorrow, mainly in the 60's low 70's about 64 in daly city 65 in half moo

>>fbi special agent in charge john bennett says material seized at the shooter's apartment in nevada. and at a home in gilroy do not point to one particular ideology just because somebody has a look at their house doesn't mean that they are winning one way or another bennett was commenting on reports that investigators found both white supremacist and radical muslim material at the home where le guen state in walker lake nevada. he also dismissed the significance of finding a knife in the home. >>i think everybody's house has knives and so we're we're really concerned of things that we found that department and bennett had more cold water to throw on the significance of league and instagram post right before the shooting referencing a manifesto cited by white supremacist groups the book that you're referencing is something from that the team 96 i'm not sure that's really a high-dollar reading right now. >>so are you ruling anything out at this point we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're asking for here is science. units us experts out. >>the behavioral science exper

a lot of cloud cover this to the sierra nevada. no thunderstorm activity. the high based stuff doesn't lack like it. there is no trigone the atmosphere to get it going. 50s and 60s in the sierra. low 60s for some. 56 incline village. south lake tahoe 52. some of the high cloud deck continues to stream over us but doesn't look at robust or as much as yesterday. there is a line streaming up playing into the weather. mid 50s for some. morgan hill is 57. low 60s around campbell, saratoga and santa clara. cupertino is close. fog thick in spots. the low is dropping down. for august, that low dropping down is tomorrow, going to start working towards us. that will take the moisture away. see the flow around the big high in the four corners. active monsoon, much of arizona, some sneaking in to southern california as well. a high cloud deck for the sierra. if you are going up there, mostly cloudy. muggy today, fog, sun, higher clouds, a cooler pattern along with winds tomorrow. 60s 70s. holding on to upper 80s or low 90s for one more day. the cooling begins tomorrow.

that activity over the sierra nevada fired up. everything is quieting down. 60s, 70s, 80s for many through the interior. we both came in at the exact same time, i said, hey, bud. how are you doing mr. sal castaneda. >>> thank you, steve. what is the altamonte pass look like? traffic is looking good. 205 is slow out of tracy. altamonte pass looks pretty good. no major issues driving out to pleasanton. this is interstate 880, oakland. i don't see the road work. traffic is moving along nice by. at the bay bridge it is light. >>> mexican thoughts are searching for suspects after 23 people were killed and 13 were hurt at a bar on the mexican coast. authorities say the attackers started a deadly fire that raced through the bar, eight women and 15 minute were killed and several others hurt. we don't know their condition. early reports point to gangs behind the attack. >>> a san francisco town hall meeting hosted by house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie spear attracted hundreds of people. the house speaker says congress shou

here is the story out of nevada.veteran and beauty queen claims she was kicked out of the pageant over her conservative views. katie williams says her title of miss nevada was revoked for posting about politics online. >> continue to screenshot my page, my personal page and email me how she was disapproving of it. i don't understand how you can censor someone with conservative values when i'm not even saying anything bad. heather: williams says that ms. america director disapproved of this trump 2020 picture. pageant officials said they want a new politics event and she signed an agreement to keep politics off of social media. a pair of american gold medalists to get one year probation for protesting during the national anthem. a sensor took a knee during the games in peru to protest racism, gun-control and donald trump. he raised a fist to protest social injustice. pan am game rules prohibit athletes from making political demonstrations. both athletes will be eligible for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. we asked what yo

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. >> reporter: the fbi acknowledged they collected useful items from the suspect's nevada home but said reports of off going through that. to call it ideology in one way or other is conflicting readings just because somebody has a book in theirn they are leaning one way or another. >> reporter: now just a little while ago the fbi told me that those profilers are expected here a little later on tonight. and they will have a lot to go through. not only the material that was collected here but also in nevada sand other searches that are going on in other areas. live in gilroy robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> well as the fbi continues its investigation in gilroy agents are still urging anyone with photos or videos from sunday to please send them in. shortly after the gunman opened fire video like this one started showing up on social media. the fbi has set up a website that allows people to easily upload them. that site is fbi.gov/giet. ome belongings. shuttle buses taking people to get their cars. you could see them loading on the buses here. there are vendors who left things behind. n

, not nevada, the nevada independent who is moderating an american federation in vegas tomorrow wherees for president will compete for the union's endorsement. how are you going to do 19? we've been struggling at nbc at ten a night. you're taking on one gulp of 19? how much time are each getting? just kidding, but how is it going to work? >> well, we're just going to do a better jonathan you guys, chris. it's as simple as that we're doing them one at a time. with the forum, you can't have them all at the same time. so we're going to have about 15, 20 minutes each candidate. so hopefully we're going have a real conversation. it's me and amanda turkel, the washington bureau chief of "the huffington post." a great reporter. and we're going have some audience questions as well. hopefully we'll get more out of them. >> who has bombed in the first couple of debates and who has starred? do you see anybody who has truly distinguished their roles, either up or down? >> well, i thought that biden was terrible in the first debate, and i thought he did much better. it was low bar. considering the

they also went to his house in nevada his apartment in nevada, he's been in gilroy for most of his life they're still wondering why he went to nevada. they inside his place in nevada reportedly they removed a lot of items including a bullet proof vests they saw some writings. according to the fbi and they had and news conference yesterday. they say there are a lot of rumors circulating on what ideology that he believed in they're supposedly books and things that he did on social media. but at this point they say they can't pinpoint exactly what was in his mind. >>some of the reporting that's coming out of there is is wrong. we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're s going to hear a science. units us expert help pretty high confidence that he is he's the only >>you heard him say be a behavioral science because he was shot and killed by deputies are outgunned by him that he had an assault rifle. they actually remove a shotgun from his car about a mile and a half in this location. those deputies only had their handguns but ther to shoot and kill him within a minute. and the

they also searched his family's home in gilroy and an apartment in nevada. >>we'll take a quick break still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news still no verdict in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. we'll have the latest details from the courthouse. plus former captain sully sullenberger says that flying is about to get a lot safer. talk about the new plan unveiled by local congressman and after the break a fire burning in the north bay has crews busy this morning to tell you where it's burning. and outside this morning temperatures in the 50's and 60's no fog but we do have some cloud cover. >>i've got your forecast to start the weekend still to >>and it's a great drive around the bay area, especially in the san francisco look at this snow me ue to make progress in the wildfire in lake county with the latest update from cal fire now putting containment at 30%. yes and that fire threatened homes and forced evacuations there clear lake. >>kron four's dan thorn has more. >>crews in lake county battle, a wildfire threatening to burn homes and forcing evacu