and there are almost 5,000 of them in nevada alone, among the 12,000 nevada daca recipients. these are our friends. they are our neighbors. yet this administration continues to demonize them with anti-immigrant rhetoric and has turned their lives upside down by trying to end daca. these are the young professionals at risk if the supreme court upholds president trump's decision to terminate daca. these young men and women have grown-up in our communities and they are giving back even in the face of their uncertain futures, they are still showing up to work each shift, still demonstrating by their every day heroism that they belong here. now, more than ever, we need to understand that those who come to america in search of a better life don't diminish us. they enrich us. you can see how cruel and twisted the immigration debate in this country has become if you just think about this. in the middle of a worldwide health crisis when they should be focused on keeping their patients alive and limiting their own exposure, the 27,000 daca recipients in health care have to worry about

the water deliveries to california and nevada.ey divvied it up, they counted on recordkeeping from 1905. they actually divvied up the water based on pretty wet years. the systems are variable. you can have great snowpack and get lots of water in the colorado, or go through what we are going through now. 16 years of drought with maybe one good year. thelake is dropped, and river is what is called over allocated. when the river is called over allocated, it means the hydrology is not keeping up with the water delivery needs. we are not getting enough water into the system to meet the water delivery needs that are contracted with us. as of today, we have never the contracted water deliveries to arizona, nevada and california. we don't anticipate that next year. but if we continue to see the lake drop, we might be in a condition called shortage. andr that contract, arizona nevada would take less water, california having the senior water ride in that agreement. in 1922,ntract happen the census for nevada with 8000 people. nobody envisio

are exspgting a wave of bay area workers to relocate. 50,000 left california last year for nevada. it will create a larger scale force there but not jobs. >> i really thinkstl boom of skilled worker to nevada are going to stay with the company they are with. if you are not tethered to an office and being paid the same amount -- >> theack of a state income tax will be like a 10% income increase. >> can you sell $1 million house in california and come over here and spend 600,000 and $700,000 and have a magnificent home with a country club setting with beautiful golf courses and amenities. >> she shares recent listing including a three-bedroom and two-bathhouse under $200,000. >> it's 2,300 plus square feet, two bedrooms, two baths, and a very large family room and large kitchen. it has a nice yard with swimming pool -- >> david louis, abc 7 news. >>> it's what everybody is wondering as we move into the new reality, what life will look like after coronavirus. we put together an exspursive experience, from going to the gym to our next date night, it's one of the most searched links on

no reports of major damage, but, and earthquake in nevada. we will continue to bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> happening, today, sonoma county businesses will reopen, as shelter and place orders have been amended. alyssa harrington is here now to tell us what we need to expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dog walking services are some of the nonessential businesses that can operate in sonoma county. the sonoma county public health officer made the changes to match the statewide regulations announced by governor gavin newsom earlier in the week. outdoor museums can open. dog grooming services and pool cleaners can go back to work. retail shops will be able to allow curbside pickup or delivery. customers are not allowed inside stores. wine tasting and hair salons are held back by state standards. many salons are hurting and they hope they can invite the clients back soon. >> we should be able to open, we are not the same as the large counties with lots of cases, we are a completely different animal than southern calif

but again in a fairly remote part of nevada. so we're not anticipating much in the way of any injuries or damage. but obviously this is just happened a few minutes ago, so we'll look for any reports coming in from the area, but again 6.4. out in rural nevada earthquake, pretty sizable one. let's bring it back here into the bay area where we've got a look at the forecast with john tripoli standing by with a look at what we expect on this friday, hey john. >>or james, yeah, a nice day to get outside today, a good timing too as it is friday, a better chance to see some sunshine than what we had been getting and our driest and are forecast to so all this definitely good news to kick off the weekend. it's the 2nd half of the weekend where things are getting a bit dicey you look outside of san francisco this morning does show a clear view with the horizon as far as their buildings go, but what you had a book that some low lying cloud cover and closer to the coast in half moon bay. i'm making contact with the ground so some foggy condi

howie: president trump drew plenty of media backlash for threatening to cut off funding to nevada. >> we don't want them to go mail-in ballot because it's going to lead to total election fraud. we don't want them to do mail-in ballots, we don't want anybody to do mail-in ballots. howie: michigan said that these were routine applications and nevada secretary of state defending the process. we are back with kristen soltis anderson, you do this for a living, the press says there's no evidence of significant fraud in voting by mail and it may not be true that voting by mail helps democrats over republicans, your thoughts? >> kristin: does it help democrats or republicans more, there's evidence that it doesn't help one party or the other more. you had instances where in the pickup election for republicans really picked up the seat in california and awful lot of ballots cast by mail were cast by republicans than democrats. there's plenty of study there's mail balloting helping republicans or democrats, there's no bias whatsoever. the most high-profile example was in north carolina, republic

. >>> we are tracking some breaking news after a pretty powerful earthquake hit in nevada but it was pretty close to the california border. we have reports in the bay area of people feeling the shaking. look at the map from the usgs. it shows that a 6.4 magnitude hit near tonopah, nevada and they have downgraded it to a 6.2 and now back up to 6.4 after getting all those preliminary reports. it came after for a llama followed by a 4.9 in a couple 5.4 earthquakes in that same area. the most recent one was at 4:30 am. this is halfway between las vegas and reno and like i mentioned, people are reporting hearing it and feeling it in the bay area. some son said that this is bananas, which is absolutely true. you are feeling the shaking and it is something that speaks to the death of this earthquake. the napa earthquake was about the same size as this. it did cause damage. the nearest actual city is about 100 miles away so we are not expecting major reports of damage but will keep an eye on that back to you. >>> sonoma county has amended their shelter-in-place order. this means cleaning ser

but it used to be nevada's largest and richest city. why?l, they tell me it has something to do with the town's name. welcome...to goldfield. >> my name is jon aurich, and i inherited a gold mine. >> jon, hi. i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. so, i made it to the middle of nowhere. can you imagine inheriting a gold mine? the heir, jon aurich, shows me around. can i walk right up to it? >> you can. >> how far down is that? >> 1,650 feet. >> whoa! it's called the florence mine, named after the daughter of an old prospector who discovered it in 1903. >> this is the original shaft of the florence. bureau of mines estimates about 17 miles of workings underground. >> so, how much gold came out of this mine? >> about $9 million, and that was at $20.67 an ounce. >> jon tells me that to understand the backstory of his strange inheritance, i should visit the little ghost town down the hill. so i seek out veteran gold miner and local historian bob bottom. hi, i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> nice to meet you. jon sent me down. he sai

breaking news this morning, a strong earthquake hitting nevada. some people here in the bay area even felt it. it was followed by at least ten aftershocks, one of them 5.1. we have brand-new video showing a chandelier shaking from a home in fresno. so far no reports of any damage or injuries. our owe vianey aran in san jose. she is talking about that. twitter. we'll continue to follow the breaking story as it develops. >>> right now a look at the forecast for you because it is friday. i know what you're looking at. you can see the intensity. >>> it was amazing to see how far that earthquake traveled but it was a 6.4 at about 4:03 this morning in western nevada. we've had numerous aftershocks. if you felt it, reach out to us on social media. we'll start to see the clouds clearing out. we're in for a beautiful day with highs in the mid-70s. enjoy this dry weather while it lasts. we'll have rain moving in. i'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thank you, kari. that massive new relief package meant to prop up the economy.

. >> yesterday, and a very public suite, president trump caught on to michigan and nevada threatening to hold that funding. but some of the critics have pointed out that nevada and michigan are not the only states doing this. there are secretaries of state and other states. georgia, iowa, nebraska, and west virginia. the president called jocelyn benson a "rogue secretary of state.." she's a democrat in the state of michigan. she fired back last night. i want you to hear what she has to say about this, harris. >> it's also a reflection of what will be happening in our state in the months ahead, which is an effort to misinform and confuse voters about their rights in the state. we see it happening nationally. >> it's not only the governor and the secretary of state to michigan. the attorney general there has also piled on. she wrote an open letter today, harris, saying president trump must -- she's basically instructing him to wear a mask at this plant. he was at the honeywell plant last week in phoenix where he says -- or, a couple weeks ago, i should say, in phoenix -- where he claims

we can see where the earthquake happened in western nevada. once again, as you said, that 6.2 magnitude earthquake. we are seeing some light shaking in parts of the bay area even with the aftershocks and the people who felt it. as we look at our shake map, a lot of people in the tri-valley as well as san jose felt that but possibly as far away as san francisco. we'll continue to monitor that and, mike, does that have any impact on the morning commute? >>> i'll take it from here, kari. several earthquakes in western nevada this morning and people, as we've been saying, have been feeling it throughout the bay area. you can see right here in tonopah, nevada, is where the 6.4 was registered and so this is something we're monitoring. like we said people have been feeling it throughout the bay area. if you felt it, let us know on twitter. a lot of people posting there this morning. a look at the shake map. parts of the bay area where it was felt. we'll monitor what's going on with this. of course we'll continue to monitor this. laura? >>> also, a bi

en nevada, alaska, la gente puede volver a comer dentro de restaurantes.ones. esta economista dice que esto llega justo a tiempo. >> es muy importante. la economÍa se estÁ muriendo. si no la reactiva vos vamos a regresar a un paisaje econÓmico desolador donde miles y miles de negocios hayan desaparecido y el desempleo serÁ de una manera crÓnico mÁs permanente. >> gobernadores de estados han decidido relajar sus restricciones ante las constantes presiones de gente que ha salido a manifestarse en su contra.otros aseguran que lo hacen en base a resultados que han visto. basÁndonos en las estadÍsticas les comento que estÁ mejorando. por eso levantamos las restricciones antes de lo anticipado, dijo la gobernadora raimundo. en iowa las clÍnicas dentales y salones de bronceado tienen permiso para atender a sus pacientes bajo estrictas medidas. en georgia y tennessee han ido mÁs allá. los tres estados que relajarÁ sus restricciones en el futuro cercano son illinois el 30 de mayo, nueva york, el mÁs afectado por la pandemia 6 de junio, y nueva jersey el dÍa 5 de ju

nevada range near the california-nevada border and this is the damage that was done to highway 95 that's the main route between las vegas and reno tonight that road is still closed while crews work to fix the damage. researchers are calling it about as largest quake in 65 years causing a two-inch gap there in the street. the quake was also felt throughout the central valley here in california. but thankfully. no injuries were reported. joining us now working from home is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at the weekend forecast. >>justine certainly it's going to be an active weekend here. but you know not often we talk about nevada and earthquakes you think about all those earthquakes in california, but certainly yeah they had a big one today that a 6.5 that's a large quake near to no bond of course that is a sparsely populated area and that is some good news. there as a very active area known as the walker land that stretches about 60 miles across an active fault zone, if you ever been out that way you get into the desert out there, but you can see all the volcanic act

a pop-up shower then as we head toward the afternoon again more of an active day over the sierra nevada. you get the idea of looks like things are going to start to settle down as we get toward the middle of this weekend will start to warm up the temperatures tomorrow, partly cloudy skies. but about 50 degrees in the sunset 61 breezy in the san francisco, 60 degrees in half moon bay inside the bay of 5 59 degrees in millbrae 60 in burning in that will start to warm up a little bit down the middle of the peninsula 66 in palo alto upper 60's almost 70 degrees in san jose by tomorrow afternoon. and about 71 degrees and snow all 65 in fremont 70 degrees in dublin 66. in hayward 60 to cast a ballot 7 degrees. braga 71, a nice warm in concord about 68 degrees in pittsburgh, 71. and that he should 70 degrees in the napa valley and 68 degrees a chance some pop-up showers specially lake county. maybe northern at the county by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures are going to start to rise over the next 2 days high pressure going to start to build in warming trend really kicking in on wednesday and t

it happened east of sierra nevada range near the california-nevada border, this is the damage that was done to highway 95 a big two-inch crack there that's the main route though between las vegas and reno and tonight that road is still closed while crews work to fix the damage. researchers are calling it largest quake in 65 years and that quake could be felt throughout the central valley here in california man in fresno shared this video of his light fixture moving during the quake. he said he could feel it quote shaking like crazy. and thankfully there were no reports of any injuries. still ahead tonight as kids continue to stay home during this pandemic some doctors say they're seeing more children in the hospital with some serious injuries. and as more businesses around the bay area continue to reopen how far does preparing most counties in the bay area are moving into phase 2 and getting ready to open up more businesses and this will likely impact transit agencies like bart and muni as more people head back to work. kron 4 sarah stinson reports from daly city and how officials are

the epicenter was near tonopah, nevada. look at this new video. we got it from snapchat. this is from antigua, which is almost 300 miles from the epicenter of the 6.4 earthquake. you can see lamps shaking and ceiling fans going at it. this happened after 4 am. it was 4.7 miles deep so that is why it was felt so far away. you might not have heard of tonopah but it is close to the california border. the nearest actual city is about 100 miles away, so even though it was a 6.4, which is fairly strong, we are not expecting a lot of reports of damage or injuries from this. to put it into perspective, the napa earthquake that we had in 2014 was a 6.0. it was weaker than this earthquake and that caused several millions of dollars worth of d it injured dozens of people. we will continue to follow any reports of damage or injuries coming out of nevada. >>> it is 6:02 am. the bay area is outlining counties that will open up at a quicker pace. more stores in napa and sonoma county are reopening today. we are in sonoma with a breakdown of what is back to business. >> reporter: we are

again this morning at 4:00, large earthquake hit nevada, and it was felt here in the bay area. we are keeping an eye on this we will bring you more details as we get it in. >>> >> the house is set to vote today on a $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill. as doug reports from washington, d.c., it comes as a federal whistleblower is taking on the trump administration. >> >> reporter: carrying out the snow today and congress is going to be complicated by social distancing. these continued shutdowns are creating more unrest around the country. >> reporter: protesters, many of them armed converged on the state capital. >> americans need to realize that there freedoms are being taken away. >> reporter: trump visiting a plant in pennsylvania that manufactures medical equipment. >> you guys all spread out that's pretty impressive. we like it the old way a little bit better don't we? we will be back to that soon. >> reporter: the administration's response to the virus could have been better according to a government immunologist turn was a boy ever testified before congress yesterday. >>

nevada. this is shaking in las vegas. the earthquake in nevada, 3 1/2 hours away. it is between las vegas and reno. this is video from chris junior, saying he could not go back to sleep after that happened. they have had aftershocks since the quake hit at 4:03 am. this is video from lance and fresno, he felt the quake four floors up and the pacific southwest building. you can see the light fixture swaying. it is a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that hit west of a small town, 21 aftershocks register, and we have had reports of shaking all over the bay area. alameda, oakland, pleasanton, san francisco, palo alto, we are keeping an eye on that. a 6.4 magnitude quake in a small town of nevada. no reports of major injury or damage at this point, but we will continue to update the story throughout mornings on fox 2. >>> happening today, the house is expected to vote on a $3 trillion economic relief bill. mornings on fox 2 is here to talk about what is called the euros bill, facing a tough road ahead. goo

to nevada as well, accusing the state of possible voter fraud.rnight the public national committee chairman asked the state's general errol ford to communicate. thank you, mr. ford, for joining us this morning. first of all, the president threatening to withhold funding from your state over this. in your view -- and you're threatening to take him to court if he does that. do you see the president abusing his power here by making that threat, seemingly to a political end? >> good morning. absolutely. it's a piece of political abuse here. the first thing i did when i woke up yesterday morning and saw the tweet, and my first year of law school, particularly constitutional law, and reminded myself that the power to spend tax dollars is placed in the hands of elected representatives in congress. the president can't override congress' intent whenever he feels he wants to do so, so i was immediately driven to disregard his tweet as irrelevant and nonsensical. >> what is driving, in your view, the president's attempt to fight mail-in voting? people have

a like earthquake strikes in nevada. the magnitude 5.8 struck in tonopah about 400 miles east of san jose. several aftershocks including a 4.9 quake hit the area shortly afterward. people in tracy and parts of the south bay reported they could feel the quake this morning. i know. it is crazy that we're waking up to this on this friday, may 15th. >> and, of course, we know a lot of people still talking about this earthquake. we're checking in with mike nicco to get the very latest on it. good morning, mike. >> they start would a 6.4 and they being the usgs and then downgraded it to a 5.8 and now just upgraded it to a 6.2. so, either way, it was a very strong and a very rare earthquake. about 120 of those type per year. and you could see there is a little bit of a swarm with aftershocks happening in this area right now. as we mentioned 235 miles away from san jose, but we did feel it there. let's talk about the magnitude and what it means by taking a look at our scale here and it is a strong earthquake. about 120 per year

breaking news, we have reports of a 5.8 earthquake hitting western nevada. some people here say they felt it. no reports of damage or injuries. our vianey arana says she felt it in san jose. we'll follow this breaking news story, of course, as it develops. reach us on facebook or twitter and let us know if you felt it. >>> most bay area easing restrictions, but it's hard to keep track so much. these three counties we're looking at right here, sonoma, napa and solano counties, these counties, retail is already open for curbside, pickup or delivery. they are finalizing dine-in plans. now a look at the next group. these counties i want to pay attention to, marin, san francisco, sonoma. you see them along here as well as alameda county and contra costa county announcing they'll likely begin phase two next week as well. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has more on what's expected next week. kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus. this does seem like the wild west with counties reopening things at different times but the reason is that counties have to meet certain

near tonopah nevada. all over the bay area. east bay to the south by ay. >>> it is all about a storm system moving in on sunday. now, we talked yesterday about the possibility of an atmospheric river tieing into this storm system. and it still looks good for that to happen. so sunday, that is when this will be evolving for us. now, i want you to know this. atmospheric, river, it is going to be weak. i think will will last from 1:00 a.m. sunday in to 4:00 p.m. sunday. the stronger rivers usually last about 48 hours. a surge of moisture moving in to help boost our rain totals on sunday. in saturday, upper 50s and low 60s. clouds to start. a little sun trying to mix in. 55 in the north bay. san francisco 57 and the east bay 59. we're going to go through this forecast tomorrow to be daytime highs pretty fast. you will see down in the south bay cool off a couple degrees, leaving us in the mid 70s. 75 in concord. low to mid 70 frazs from redwooy to palo alto. and the north bay 75 napa, 71 santa rosa. moving ahead to the rainfall chan

the next week. >> this is what it looked like miles away in fresno, the other side of the sierra nevada, the man who shot this video said it was shaking like crazy, this video taken in manteca, things rocking and rolling there, too, lamps and ceiling fans swaying. people were jolted awake as far away as the bay area >>> back to work for more folks in sonoma county, that area moving into phase 2 every opening and as of today, cleaning services, carwashes and pet groomers can reopen their doors. childcare facilities will be open to all families, malls and strip malls can do curbside pickup, and offices can open for employees who cannot work remotely. we were in sonoma this morning when locals lined up for the carwash and dog groomers. >> you feel like life is slowly getting back to normal? >> i feel like slowly it is and i feel like we are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. i think we just all keep praying together and i think everyone is really going to appreciate everything that much more because you don't know what you have until you don't have it. >> all these places

but michigan and nevada, particularly michigan, very important to trump. and he said out loud that mail-in ballots favor democrats and that he's worried about it. this morning the president threatened to withhold federal funding for nevada and michigan over their move to vote by mail. now, he says in the tweets, michigan sent ballots, that's inaccurate, i'll get to that one in a second. he calls them absentee ballots. that's not exactly right but you get his meaning. he says it's illegal. that's definitely wrong. we should point out the president himself votes by mail, and the republican party is largely behind the idea of voting by mail. further, elections are controlled by states. the president can't step in to change it. colorado, hawaii, oregon, utah, and washington already entirely vote by mail. iowa, georgia, nebraska, and west virginia have sent their voters applications to do so as they wish. michigan is doing that, sending applications. it's not sending ballots. that's what we do here in california and five other states. but michigan, the latest t

nevada is expecting a wave of relocations. david joins us live now with more. hi, david. >> hi, larry. this is not the first such wave. 50,000 californians moved to nevada last year, along with others going to texas and other low-cost states. but with facebook indicating in the long term half of all its workers are going to be working remotely, that's a game changer. the once utopian tech campus cam proven itself feasible. companies will need to evaluate their tolerance for remote worke workers. >> there are still some aspects of work that require collaborative face-to-face interambassador. -- interaction. >> economic development agency are expecting a wave of bay area workers to relocate. 50,000 left california last year for nevada. it will create a larger skill force there, though won't necessarily create new jobs. >> i really think the folks that move over here in this little boat of skilled workers moving into nevada are going to stay with the company they're with. if you're not tethered to an office and getting the same amount. >> reporter: the lack of inc

a huge earthquake hitting eastern nevada early this morning. mew details coming in right now. >>> plus, the push to reopen the economy. the cdc's new recommendations to get people back to work and to regular life safer. >>> large crowds have been gathering at city parks and, of course, lake merritt over the weekend in oakland. now, mayor libby schaaf is taking action and the >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> the cdc releasing new recommendations overnight keeping us safe while easing restrictions. jobina is breaking it all down at the live desk. >> we need to keep people at home and keep the virus at bay. >>> officials in oakland trying to prevent more crowds at lake merritt. the new restrictions being put in place starting today. >>> some employers think it's the latter and now they're hiring private investigators to track down what you are really doing. >>> we are really working. that's what we're doing and good morning on may 15th. that breaking news early this morning a powerful shaking in n

nevada was 14 degrees warmer. they have a north wind. fairfield, concorde, even oakland. so it depends if you have that wind or not. diablo does, north at almost 50. but temperatures will kick in and we will have some good temperatures today. we will be above average, coast, bay, and also inland for the next couple of days. let's head over to sal. we've had a few issues. where would you like to start? >> we are going to start with the richmond bridge, steve. >>> a car fire that closed lanes to get the fire department in there. i want to show you this back up here, on the richmond bridge toll plaza. it is very, very slow, in fact, i can show it to you now. i mean, people are barely moving, this is not a static shot. this is a shot of people stuck in this backup on the richmond bridge, westbound. and that is because of the earlier, look what you can see on the other side -- cars are moving through. i mean, we are in a world of hurt, here. look at all that slow traffic, driving in across the richmond bridge. i would not recommend using that bridge trying to get into morin. m

>>the nevada that heavy snow coming down. as a late season storm roll in of course that brought us a lot of rain but look at that snow on the thunderstorms over the sierra nevada certainly an active weather pattern right now and that continues tonight in fact how about this a winter storm warning for this late in the season. you bet it continues until 5 o'clock in the morning tomorrow morning is that heavy snow expected to bring several more inches of snow across the sierra nevada it's nice if your travel up there. yeah, i was just checking on some highways. they brought down the chain restrictions but certaiy they could go up again if that snow comes down heavily and what a storm has been you can see the swirl there low pressure off the coastline. that's spinning around and bring the thunderstorms all around the state and boy it is getting heavy in the central valley in fact you'll notice the areas shaded in green. those are the areas, flash flood watches have been issued through the central part of the state that continues

water delivery to arizona, california and nevada.the time they divvied it up, they were counting on record keeping from 1905 and those were wet years so they divvied up the water based on some wet years. now the system is variable. you could have great snow pack years and get lots of water in the colorado. or you could go through what we're going through now, 16 years of drought with maybe one good year in there. so the lake is dropped and the river, at this point, given the history, is what is being called overa overall okayed. and it means that the hydrology isn't keeping up with the water delivery needs that are contracted with us. as of today we have never failed to meet the contracted water deliveries to arizona, nevada and california. and we don't anticipate that next year. but if we continue to see the lake drop, we might be in a condition called shortage in future years and under that compact arizona and nevada would take less water, california having the senior water right in that agreement. when the compact was signed in 19

a powerful earthquake struck just minutes ago in central nevada.al reports are that it was a magnitude 6.4 quake with an epicenter between reno and las vegas. several strong after shocks as well. it was felt as far away as san

in texas or nevada he would pay no income taxes. the numbers keep going up.ld earn $55 billion over the life of that package which means he would save up to $7 billion in income taxes by moving to texas or nevada musk hasn't made any plans to move, but remember, he is selling all of his homes in california, which would make it easier right now to move jon, back to you >> all right robert, i'll take it as we continue to watch all kinds of stories swirling around elon musk. in the meantime we'll get back to our phil lebeau with more on the tesla story which has all kinds of angles today. hey, phil. >> carl a lot of people are questioning whether or not we're actually seeing production at the fremont plant for tesla be what's happening there, why haven't the sheriff's department or county stepped in and said you're not meeting these guidelines, there shouldn't be people here. let me bring you up to speed in terms of what we understand based on our conversations with people at tesla as well as with the county health department production did resume yesterday. you

interior sube, concorde 83 grados, es un sistema de alta presión que sige mañana aún, en desiertos nevadantral también algunas zonas del valle de la bahía, es importante mencionarlo, todavía mañana temperaturas en tres dígitos, hacia la costa se mantiene fresco agradable y cálido, temperaturas cercanas en los 90 grados. estos son los records que se batieron. san francisco richmond y concorde 102 grados, rompiendo el récord de 1964 napa con 96 imagínese, hace dos siglos atrás san josé 1951, son los records y se espera que mañana se sigan batiendo más mucha precaución y tome mucho líquido manténgase en una zona con aire acondicionado, hasta cuando esta ola cálida? la información en breve >> con este calor muchos buscan refrescarse en piscinas ríos y playas y la interrogante es si el coronavirus puede transmitirse en el agua. bueno organización mundial de la salud dice que no sobrevivie en estas áreas, en piscinas los agentes desinfectantes inactivan el virus >> constituye el riesgo las personas, no el agua. >> la radiación ultravioleta puede reducir la carga viral, >> en agua dulce el riesg

the water deliveries to arizona, california, nevada.time they defeated up, they were counting on record keeping from 1905 and those have been pretty wet year so they actually divvied up the waters based on some pretty wet years. now the system is really variable. you can have great snow pack years and get lots of water in the colorado, or you can go through what we are going through now. 16 years of drought with maybe one good year in there. the lakers dropped, and the river at this point given the history is what's being called overall located. when the river is called over allocated it basically means the hydrology isn't keeping up with the water delivery needs. in other words, we are not getting enough water into the system to meet the water delivery needs that are contracted with us. as of today, we have never failed to meet the contracted water deliveries to arizona, nevada and california and we don't anticipate that next year. if we continue to see the lake drop, we might be in a condition called shortage in future years. under th

nevada is expecting a wave of relocations., along with others to texas and other more affordable states. with facebook indicating that long-term half of its workforce could be working remotely, that's a game changer. the once utopian tech campus is facing disruption, as the work for home model has proven feasible, employees might be able to move to lower cost areas. >> there's still some aspects of work that require collaborative face-to-face interaction. and i think organizations are going to get much more savvy about figuring out what kinds of work can be done remotely. >> reporter: economic development agencies are expecting a wave of bay area workers to relocate. 50,000 left california last year for nevada. it won't necessarily create new jobs. rob hooper is ceo of northern nevada development authority. >> i really think the folks that move over here in this little area of skilled workers will stay with the company they're with. if you're not tethered to an office and getting paid the same amount. >> reporter: cooper estim

when you look and drill down into some of the examples we have seen in states, nevada -- i read about this last week. it just really struck me as a perfect example of what the president is concerned about with mail-in ballots and fraud that can be inherent in that. there were ballots, because nevada mass mailed them out to voter rolls, that were piling up in apartment complexes, outside of apartment complexes in las vegas, sitting around in trash cans. postal workers, one, 36-year veteran carrier said he's never seen anything like these influx of absentee ballots. all of the people had moved or died when she set out to deliver on her first delivery route. this happened recently, read the articles from last week. she found 65 ballots that people had moved or died on her second carry. 100. then as the week prossgressed, thousands, sitting in crates. this is extraordinary. this is not how we should be protecting u.s. ball los. in south carolina, the democrats sued to force a rush transfer of mail-in voting this happened again recently, i think last week, and mail-in ballots for south car

. >> it's a different story on the nevada side of the state line. hotels there began opening yesterday. >>> closer to home in the north bay, petaluma is hosting a virtual small. featured on shoppetaluma.com. shop creators hope you enjoy a similar window shopping experience. >> walking down the street of the stores that are available, the brick and mortar stores, independent small stores that, you know, retail, restaurants, you know. >> shoppetaluma.com is also designed to help merchants who hadn't marketed themselves onien or reached customers on social media until now. there are some pretty cute shops in petaluma. worth taking a look. a definitely will. >> a california lottery sales representative who tested positive for covid-19. the virus put him in the hospital in the icu and in a coma for weeks. his story of recovery and resilience. abc news now explains he has a message for the public. >> almost killed me. almost killed my wife. my daughter and my grandson. >> reporter: the feeling of being at home, sitting in his own chair with his wife of ne

tesla will move hq and future programs to nevada immediately.aturday, the county issued this statement. they say it is our collective responsibility to move through the phases of reopening and loosening restrictions of the shelter in place order in the safest way possible. if tesla were to move to texas it could save 32% of operating costs. chuck devor who left california for texas said the move makes business sense. >> it must be really frustrating for him. you can't make any money if you can't make any cars. they don't make cars in california anymore because it costs so much. he would be able to increase his profits immediately if he moved his operation. >> tesla would join a long, long list of companies that have left california to go to texas. it's just cheaper to do business in texas. back to you. rob: and arizona and nevada and utah and all those states that are sitting there licking their lips. >> i'm a texan, what can i say. rob: and anywhere, really. cheryl, thanks. >> you bet. jillian: after coming under fire over the handling of nursi

so he would be able to increase his profits immediately if he moved his operation to a place like nevadar texas, where there is no individual state income tax. unfortunately, he started business in california. rob: yeah. it makes you wonder why anybody really operates, especially a factory, in california at this point and so many of them we should state have moved out to places like nevada, arizona, texas. let's look at the statement from alameda county. we need to continue to work together to sacrifices don't go to waste and we maintain our gains. they say it is our collective responsibility to of move through the phases of reopening and loosening the restrictions of the shelter in place order in the safest way possible guided by data and science. we need to re-emphasize here that gavin newsom who has been very, very careful with this thing has said these people can go back to work and this one county and really specifically one person is saying no, not yet. what do you make of that? >> well, i think what we're seeing here is the very difficult challenge that we're having in america and

you don't think it's a coincidence he's talking about michigan and nevada, do you? those are states that are potentially very much up for grabs in the next election and for some reason he believes that, say, voting by mail would benefit democrats although there's been absolutely no proof to that effect. so he's in izhis campaign mode and clearly feeling threatened. >> in some ways, kaitlin, this is nothing new from the president, but in the context of this crisis right now, what 93,000 americans are died in the past couple of months from the coronavirus pandemic. what does it say about his focus right now? >> well, i think a lot of the news the president has been hearing from his political advisers about what could be to come in november has not been that great. it's been incredibly frustrating from the president. we've heard that from multiple people who have spokeb with him, people who work here, people on capitol hill, his allies outside the white house. gloria says it's not a coincidence this is happening and he's talking about a battleground state like michigan

outside the council for americans public trustees and attorney general in the state of nevada, joiningght. thank you so much for coming onh so you have seen some of this firsthand. to telln us how we should feel about mail-in ballots and vote harvesting. >> this is a game about winningg elections and gaining power. and here are my swing state, we have a lot of very close elections and you are seeing videos of thousands of ballots that are piled up in apartments, trash cans, hallways, and this is all because we are doing our first mail-in ballot election in the history of our state all under the cloak of the pandemic, of course. and the democrats sued a democratic county, clark county, the greater las vegas in order to get all of these extra things that they want to make sure that they can get their wish list. and what do you think turned out on the latestnk thing? lo and behold, they agreed to all of these conditions in return for the democrats to get out of the way and let this preliminary election go down. and what did they get? they d got inactive voters, 200,000 of them were mail b

it's across the sierra nevada from the epicenter. this was taken from the top of the pacific southwest building in downtown fresno and this video was taken in manatee cha also on the other side of the sierra from the quake center and you can see that quake had things rocking and rolling there. lamps and a ceiling fan, people were woken up by the quake as far as way as the bay area. we're lucky the area is unpop lated and compare this with the napa earthquake we saw in 2014. that was only a 6.0. this was a 6.5 but the napa quake had dozens of people injured and caused hundreds of millions in damage. location, location, location. to you. >>> some of the routes that will run more frequently include the m and t and 8, 22 and 49. they'll start running again but only on weekdays. regional transportation officials are trying to prepare for what happens on the roads as the bay area begins to move out of shelter in place. that includes much heavier traffic. >> timing in nature of the shelter in place managing initial spites like in the bay br

the next week. >> this is what it looked like miles away in fresno on the other side of the sierra nevada, a man who shot this video said his place and from the looks of the lamp, was shaking like crazy. >>> here's a look at your top national headlines, a live look at capitol hill where the house has just approved a massive $3 trillion relief bill, the package is designhe hethca duri coronavirus pandemic. the measure was introduced by house speaker nancy pelosi but is not expected to pass in the republican-controlled senate. the white house has already said it is quote dead on arrival. >> a $3 trillion liberal wish list is not a serious proposal. >> this is into wishlist, if it's a wish list, it's for the working class people. >>> president trump announcing new developments in his push for a vaccine called operation warp speed. the president says there are at least 14 promising candidate so far and they are hoping to have a vaccine ready by the end of the year. he's staying at camp david this weekend. >>> some las vegas casinos ready to roll the dice on reopening. caesars palace one of a

un fuerte sismo de magnitud 6.5 se registro esta madrugada cerca de la comunidad de "tonopah", en nevada para la suerte, ni intercambios de camisetas!!asi es como la "conmebol" quiere que se lleven a cabo los partidos de futbol que quedan para el en los partidos de fÚtbol para el resto del aÑo de la copa libertadores y la sudamericana. todo esto dentro de una serie de medidas de prevenciÓn contra el covid 19. ademÁs advierte que ningÚn jugador podrÁescupir, sonarse la nariz, tampoco dentro del terreno de juego y en las bancas de suplentes. deberÁn someterse a controles de temperatura y podrÁn usar botellas personales de agua. borja: hablando de fÚtbol este sÁbado la liga alemana volviÓ a la acciÓn y lo podrÁ ver aquÍ por univisiÓn y por udn. todos los partidos se van a disfrutar a puertas cerradas para minimizar el riesgo de contagio. nos vamos a conectar con paco villa para que nos amplÍe esta informaciÓn. gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. ¿quÉ cambios van a adoptar? paco: saludos a todos. gracias por escribirnos, se va a recordar la jornada 26, son 34 en total. camb

en las vegas, nevada, univisiÓn.s de ellas fallecieron entre el momento en que hicieron sus declaraciones y el momento en que se les enviaron los cheques. ilia: este miÉrcoles el dÍa nacional de los enfermeros. la celebraciÓn tiene una carga de sensibilidad como nunca antes. pasan su dÍa arriesgando su propia salud. lo hacen tambiÉn alentando pacientes y consolando familiares. reportera: acompaÑan sus pacientes en la muerte. >> uno tiene que tener un corazÓn. no se compra en la calle. >> buena suerte. >> muchas gracias. reportera: celebran su recuperaciÓn. >> me quedo con uno menos. bien por ella. reportera: capacitan a su relevo para que se adentre en el peligro de los que otros huyen. >> corremos. reportera: todo por la pasiÓn de aliviar el dolor ajeno. >> tengo tres pacientes con covid. reportera: elba verÁ agonizar sin que pueda vietarlo. >> por mÁs que les reposicione para que puedan expandir sus pulmones no hay manera. se me estÁn yendo. reportera: sobre lo que tiene control... es que no se aislÓ de su esspoo y

state of california and go to nevada unless something this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on this monday. we have a lot of news about coronavirus today but we also have news of the weather rain for the first time in a long time. yeah let's find out when it's expected to fall we've got meteorologist john trouble with john. >>hey guys yeah finally some rainfall out there we haven't done cna are a few weeks which is actually seasonably norm to start seeing it died down this time of year. but now ramping back up and nice to see it i guess breaking up the sunshine that we had been getting used to and still pretty sunny for most of the bay area this morning despite the fact that will be a rainy afternoon san jose you can see the skies that's what matters in the bottom screen hope the loading and it is nice and clear this morning, san francisco happen bay oakland and fairfie

en nevada, univisiÓn. ilia: vamos con patricia y un adelanto de esta noche.Én médicos y enfermeras que combaten la pandemia en mÉxico empezaron a instalarse en la mansiÓn de los pinos. donde viviÓ el presidente peÑa nieto durante durante su ex esposa angelica rivera. los detalles esta noche. los espero. vuelvo con ustedes. jorge: muchas gracias. al volver un conductor de cinco aÑos que manejÓ la camioneta familiar para ir en busca de un auto de lujo. ♪ ♪ ilia: unidades de la patrulla de la carretera de utah se encontraron con una sorpresa. jorge: vemos la explicaciÓn y la historia de un menor de origen hispano que querÍa comprar con tres dÓlares que llevaba en el bolsillo. >> mi hija se volviÓ loca. reportero: madre hispana cuenta sus bendiciones, luego de que su pequeÑo hijo de cinco aÑos manejÓ un vehÍculo de la familia. se montÓ en una autopista y terminÓ detenido por una policÍa. >> no me explico. y no sÉ. [llanto] cÓmo decir a la gente, cómo pasÓ. ni yo me lo eshplico. evnprplico. dios me lo cuidÓ. reportero: dice que lo hizo a primera. tomÓ las llaves y

on the nevada side tourism has already begun but in california visitors are being told to stay at home. the mayor is focusing on safety but says it's tough. >> to be asking our visitors not to comp t tahoe right now it's incredibly difficult because it's the lifeblood of our economy. >> boating season has also partially begun on lake tahoe. watercraft inspection stations aren't opened yet so all boaters must have an intact inspection seal and a local license. >>> well, a fire in the east bay has left dozens of people looking for a place to safe and it's not due to fire itself. coming up on abc 7 news why the building is now off-limits. >>> working together to feed the community. >> joining forces to do good. the partnership today that led to this event which helped nearly 1,000 bay area families. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. with a mild start to the weekend today, but tomorrow we're talking about cooler temperatures and the we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning

varias tormentas eléctricas al norte de la sierra de nevada, hablemos de los próximos minutos.co veremos condiciones nuevos has, 72 grados a partir de la horas de la noche,. >>> máximas para el día de mañana a eso de las 3:00 de la tarde, al igual que san josé!. así tenemos el panorama en los próximos 10 días de lluvias posibles, mañana, pero también a partir del miércolesveremos un receso, y para el próximo fin de semana condiciones soleadas en la bahía máxima de los 60 y seis grados... y estamos solicitándose >>> y felicitamos a los graduados del 2020!!!. por supuesto con esta información compañeros, estamos viendo posibilidades de precipitación en la bahía, que continuar hasta el día de mañana sobre las horas de la madrugada, y con eso continuamos con más. >>> gracias david, vamos a comerciales!!!. cientos de estudiantes se gradúan pero mostramos una ceremonia particular en una universidad del bahía. >>> tenemos todos los goles de la jornada en el regreso de la bundesliga. (música) (música) >>> buenas tardes, este fin de semana regresó la liga alemana y con ello la emoción d