nevada was that it legitimized gaming operations. and by 1974, harrah's had gone public on the stock exchange. and that heralded the new era of gaming throughout nevada and eventually, of course, throughout the united states. what we have here are things from our educational collection, which allows people to look at things, physically hold them, handle them. like this. the purpose of the hga is to gather, protect, and present the history of gaming. and so this allows us to give demonstrations of various types of, in this instance, things that are considered to be special work or cheating devices. and, if you see i take a magnet , here, i have a dice cube. it is what they call magnetic dice. it can sometimes also work in an opposite direction. this is a magnetized lead ball. as you can see, it will stick to the magnet. this is an unprocessed dice cube out of the 20's. and this cube here is very interesting because it is what you call a tap die. it has not been spotted yet, but you can see there is a mechanical device in the cube itse

for nevada this is almost 25% of our workforce.or to the pandemic in 2019 nevada's job market exhibited signs of strength with the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of around 3%, just over 1% on employment rate among workers covered by unemployment insurance. however by mid-march of 2020 is aor world begins in the impacts of the public health crisis, situation started to change dramatically. seasonally adjusted unemployment rate grows to over 6% followed by a steep and unprecedented increase to 30% in april of 2020. the highest unemployment rate in the nation i might add trade for two weeks in march initial unemployment claims increased just over 6002 over 92000 claims. the significant rise in unemployment and nevada in part reflects our states reliance on leisure and hospitality employment in the state economy. tourismm drives most of the demand and hospitality industry and covid-19 estimated tourism. at the onset of the crisis nevada's leisure and hospitality sector was the largest contributor to wage and salary employment. i

he's kind of a powerhouse of nevada politics. so paul axel had made the decision that he wanted to give his personal political papers to the university of nevada reno some of the first shipments of his papers started coming in 1983. and that includes scrapbooks that includes memorandum correspondence briefing books reports. anything that you would have in a political office you name it's going to be in those papers. so we're in the reading room now, but we're going to go into the work room, which is where all of the processing happens for the archives here at the university. so come on through. and actually interestingly enough while we come through the door. you can see right here. this is this is a portion of some of paul axle's materials. this is a micro film which is a lot of the constituency correspondence. and the stuff that came into the office they microfilmed everything. so these are all of the cartridges this is millions and millions of pages of correspondence here. so we have this out right now. and you can just see th

nevada has what is called a basque capital of nevada, which is in northeast nevada. here we also have a strong community of basque. one of the most interesting parts of our basque collection is the photograph collection. we host around 25,000 items in that collection, covering all kinds of activities of basque people, both here in the diaspora and in the old country. of those 25,000, around 5000 are now available online in our data collections, so anyone can reach them and take a look. here we have a selection that covers some of the activities or actions that are more related to basques in the west. the first basque driving to the west were the altuve brother. the first basque arriving to the west through argentina. first groups of basque were closely connected to sheep herding. sheep herding was the main activity for a long time for basques in the west. even the last arriving in the 1960's, 19 settings -- 1970's, on boats were sheepherders. we have a picture related to that activity in the sierra nevada with a sheepherder taking care of the sheep, with the help of

has what is called a basque capital of nevada, which is elco in northeast, nevada. and then here we have also a very strong community of us that is organized around the basque club here. one of the most interesting parts of our bus collection is the photograph collection we host around 25,000 items in that collection. covering all kind of activities of bus people both here in the diaspora and in the old country of those 25,000 around 5,000 are now available online in our digital collections. so anyone can reach them and take a look to those. here we have a selection that covers some of the activities or actions or that are more related to basques in the west. first basque arrive into the west where the tube brothers so we have here two pictures of bernardo and pedro altuve which were the first basque arrive into the west. through argentina first groups of basquez were closely connected to ship herding so ship herring was the main activity for a long time for basques in the west. even the last bus arrived during the 670s and were brought here to work as shippers. so

we have in nevada a persistently high uninsured rate of around 11%. the uninsured rate, but we're one of the steps in the top ten that did expand medicaid with respect to the affordable care act. so this is a persistent problem that is not only backed up by the data, but it's something we hear all the time when we talk to constituents at the doors, out in the community. and it's been really highlighted by the pandemic where so many people lost their jobs, they struggled to find insurance coverage. when they went to get insurance coverage, they found it was too expensive. what the public option is seeking to do is leverage the state's purchasing power and buy down the cost of premiums so people can afford health care. we have bidding incentives for insurers so people can get access to medical care that they need and not have to go worry about if their child gets sick, are they going to be bankrupt, do they have to make the choice between that and their child's health. >> do you have some projection of that 11% uninsured what this could drop that to? >>

the supporters and his organization, well, essentially this extremism label would make the work of nevada needs 3 organizations, essentially impossible. it could mean that anyone involved with the organization, as you said, could face jail sentences. and we've already seen the consequences even of the threat of the extremism label, because 37 offices across russia, a network of nevada, and these offices has already had to close ahead of this verdict. and the dangerous thing about this extremism label is we don't really know how it will be used. so it could mean that essentially anyone who even posted symbols of nevada, these organizations on social media, for example, or re posted on one of his anti corruption investigations, could face a fine or up to 15 days in prison. and his allies have said that they have no illusions that this is the final attempt to dismantle their structure as across the country. ok, i'd like to talk about why the crackdown is happening now in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at how no valley and his organization have inspired a new wave of activists in russia

we have, in nevada a high uninsured rate of around 11%.te. we are one of those states in that top ten, the only ones that did expand medicaid with respect to the affordable care act. this is a persistent problem that is not only backed up i did in the state but something we hear all the time when we talk to constituents at the doors, when we see them in the community. i think it's highlighted by the pandemic. so many people lost their jobs, struggle to find insurance coverage. when they went to go get additional insurance coverage, they found it was too expensive. but the public option is seeking to do is leverage the states purchasing power to bring in federal dollars and help by down the cost of premiums so people can actually afford access to health care and built into that we have bidding provinces and incentives for insurers who can buy that value based care. we can ensure people are getting access to medical care that they need and not having to worry about if their child is sick, will they be bankrupt? and do they have to make the c

borja: le deseamos mucha suerte a miss nevada.omunidad sigue conmovida por los hechos. su salud y sus pertenencias pueden estar en juego este fin de semana feriado, algunas personas estÁn preparando focos artificiales para encenderlo, sin tomar en cuenta las consecuencias. david: ademÁs, voraz incendio de maleza se sigue propagando al norte del estado mientras que tormentas elÉctricas amenazan el

so it's not just nevada, nevada, you just one case where we see that the russian federation is completed is regarding the decision of the board of human rights. but i still remain hopeful that he will be soon free, and rochester show their importance. one member of the council of europe is based on a commission of because the russian states also called the court ruling blatant and gross interference in the judicial affairs of a foreign state. now that one statement undermines the basis on which countries belong to the council of yours doesn't. the fact is, if the council does nothing about this, then countless numbers of people in russia and elsewhere will conclude that you're simply not capable of enforcing the appointments of council membership and standing up to tough and abusive governments is not right. not really. it is not that simple, it is up to the government to implement the judgement is up to the committee of ministers, of the council of europe to push for the tuition of the judgment. we have to keep the dialogue with dorothy is also in difficult situation and it is not becau

the court cases the most far reaching attempt yet to dismantle nevada. these nationwide network of support prosecutors accused as anti corruption foundation of trying to destabilize russia. if the organization is classified as extremist members could face prison sentences and be prevented from running in september parliamentary elections. and joining us now for more on this is our moscow correspondent, emily. sure. when emily, what's at stake here from valentine, supporters and organization? well, essentially, this extremism label would make the work of nevada. these 3 organizations essentially impossible. it could mean that anyone involved with the organization, as you said, could face jail sentences. and we've already seen the consequences even of the threat of the extremism label, because 37 offices across russia, a network of nevada, and these offices as already had to close ahead of this verdict. and the dangerous thing about this extremism label is we don't really know how it will be used. so it could mean that essentially anyone who even posted th

that means nevada . these are lies a band for running in september as parliamentary election view and it's more of a massive loss of life in east. mamma is immediate action is taken to a voice has mass death through starvation, disease, and exposure could occur entire states where more than 100000 people have fled. the conflict of demonstrations have been held in columbia capital after protest leaders called on people to take over budget unrest began off the president even to k proposed tax reforms. and april the time was withdrawn. the process continued and turned into a coal 2 in deep rooted inequality. human rights which has criticized please response to the rallies, accusing security for arbitrary detention, sexual abuse and recent killings of protest. this was under emp, yet is mona, for we are in downtown where hundreds of protesters are out despite the rain in front of the celtic. and we're, the leaders of these protests are meeting as we speak with a delegation of the inter americans commission o

, the labeling them as extremist means nevada. these allies won't be allowed to run in september parliamentary elections. bennett smith has more on what this means about these positions movement. this was a mammoth all day long. the court session, 13 hours almost in the end. an indication that the authorities were determined to have the court deliver its ruling in one hearing in one day in the hearing. and it means effectively the really the final blow for lexi nevada and these organization of political organization who spent years building up to try and counter flooding a puts in it now means that anyone with a leadership role in this organization can face up to 10 years in prison, anyone who found this organization could face up to 8 years in prison at nevada. these organizations, in the same category here in russia, alti to far far rights groups, and even the jehovah is witnesses. well, the russian government for the me, putins government essentially doing has been using the court and parliament to block off every avenue that t

northern nevada in northern california. chapter have a good night. clear. you thank you, sir. >> all right. time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now with the golden gate bridge will blue skies some clouds, no fog, no fog to speak about their right now. but the winds, i mean, they've been really whipping around the bay area. lot of folks talking about that and certainly that's a concern for tonight. look at this. the sutra cam. >> yeah, you get a little seasick. look at this one kind of shaking out there in all that wind outside looking back toward the golden gate bridge. a wind advisory in effect until 8 o'clock tonight expecting some of those winds sustained between about 1525 miles per hour. gusting specially along the coastal areas may be as high as 35 to 40 miles an hour. all those areas shaded in brown to get in san francisco pacifica southward in the half moon bay pescadero. certainly some very gusty winds there as well as parts of the north bay, too. so blustery around the bay area right now. you see some of those wind sho

for arizona, for california, for nevada. it is just that simple. >> reporter: for the first time ever the federal government is expected to declare a water shortage on the lower colorado river later this surnl. that will force automatic cuts to the water supply for nevada and arizona starting in 2022. homeowners have higher priority and at first won't feel the pain as badly as farmers. >> if we don't have irrigation water, we can't farm. >> reporter: dan theelander is a second generation family farmer in arizona's pinole county. the water to grow his corn and alfalfa fields come from lake mead. >> next year we're going to get about 25% less water. that means we're going to have to fallow, or not plant, 25% of our land. >> reporter: in 2023 feelander and other farmers in this part of arizona are expected to lose nearly all of their water from lake mead. so they're you shall rushing to dig wells to pump ground water to try to save their farms. >> the future here, honestly i hate to say it but it's pretty cloudy. >> this is an

tener un representante legal >>> hayadecidido no tener ella no admitió que la persona que estaba de nevada rodríguez quien se presente por primera vez ante un juez frente al estado de nevada >>> de la policía asegura que ian fue asesinado su cadáver fue encontrado el pasado 28 de mayo en una ruta traspasar desdice el macabro hallazgo y mucha confusión las autoridades logran identificar el cuerpo del niño de tan solo siete años >>> gracias a que su padre en san josé california reconoció el retrato hablado que circulaba por redes sociales esto además fue confirmado al 100% mediante una prueba de adn no pasaron más de 24 horas desde que las autoridades identificaron el cadáver para que restarán a samantha moreno rodríguez en de mer donde estuvo tras las rejas tres semanas >>> telemundo >>> de momento la policía no ha dado a conocer la causa de muerte del pequeño league ni mucha información sobre el auto en el que samantha moreno juntos hijos se marcharon de san josé el pasado 24 de mayo el auto sería una evidencia clave en la investigación de este caso >>> el derrumbe de este edificio florida

this is the great basin of nevada. in the 19th and 20th centuries prospectors search, this spectacular land for silver and gold. now in the 21st century, the world wants another precious mineral found here. lithium, this outcrop is the tip of a huge, underground deposit of lithium, which is essential to the clean energy revolution. it's the key ingredient in lithium, ion battery is used in electric cars and trucks, and it stores the electricity spun out by wind turbines. in solar panels president joe biden wants us industry to make more lithium batteries. the real question is whether a lead or a fall behind the race, the future, or whether will build these vehicles in the batteries that go in them. here in the united states rely in other countries in australian company called eye and ear seeks permission for a vast open pit mine in this area to extract $9000000000.00 worth of lithium on public land. but a small and irreplaceable local resident appears to have stopped the project in its tracks. well, this is the home of

for arizona, for california, for nevada.reporter: for the first time ever the federal government is expected to declare a water shortage on the lower colorado river later this surnl. that will force automatic cuts to the water supply for nevada and arizona starting in 2022. homeowners have higher priority and at first won't feel the

his father says he saw his son just a day before liam and his mother took off to nevada. here is what he said. >> he did not deserve any of that. that is what i want him to know is that he was a good boy. he didn't do anything wrong. in daddy loves him so much. >> reporter: now if you are a member, police say liam's mother packed up their belongings and went to nevada. she left a message for liam's dad apologizing and saying she was looking for a new home with liam. on may 28, hiker found liam's body near a trailhead off of state highway. than this we get agents tracked down rodriguez at a denver, colorado hotel. she is awaiting extradition to las vegas. i asked the father what he will miss the most about to being his father and he said just that. he will miss being his father. he says the hardest part is that he wasn't there to protect him. >> that is a caring and the hearts. maria medina reporting live in san jose. >>> a live look at the vta railyard in san jose tonight. new release hr records are key new insight into the employee who carried out last month deadly mass

. >> siguen sin poder identificar al niÑo hispano que fue encontrado sin vida en nevada.rtuna el niÑo apareciÓ sano y salvo. comparten imÁgenes digitalizadas del menor para obtener informaciÓn. romy: el misterioso hallazgo del cuerpo de un menor en las vegas, nevada continÚa causando conmociÓn. piden ayuda para identificar al niÑos que hasta ahora nadie lo ha reclamado. >> ale tiene que reconocer a este joven, dijo el teniente. el pequeÑo fuer o fue encontrado en un Área remota cerca de la autopista 160. una mujer inicio al niÑo como su hijo. >> como padres o madres entienden la angustia de no saber dÓnde estÁ mi hijo. >> con la colaboraciÓn de las autoridades la madre pudo ver a su hijo por video llamada. >> gracias a dios fue una confusiÓn yd contactarme con Él. la policÍa se concentrÓ en la bÚsqueda del menor fallecido. los detectives creen que el niÑo tiene entre ocho y nueve aÑos. aunque hasta el momento las autoridades no han dado a conocer las causas de la muerte del menor aseguran que tratan el caso como un homicidio. fÉlix: se dio a conocer un vÍdeo que muestra t

second we are proud to be a partner of the band of kai utes in southern nevada building products and flexible batteries for the combined project will pay over $150 million in rent including tribal employment mortgage payment. we thank the tribe for their vision and we thank the bureau of indian affairs further timeless efficiency on these projects for the subject of this hearing we greatly appreciate the timing of this hearing and the legislation of the 25-25 goal in the 2020 energy act. based on the bite administrations climate goal we estimate the stone studies that roughly 60,000 megawatts per year of new renewables will need to be deployed over the next decade. we do contrast that figure at the fact that federal lands today determine wind and solar but for wind and solar federal lands. >> under 4000 megawatts in total or 7% of the projected annual. we clearly need to do more to make tribal lands more relevant for the clean energy future. i will quickly go over some of them. first we recommend the department of the interior inventory current projects for printing process to unders

that's preliminary competition for the miss nevada usa pageant. be 21 other representative at it in the miss usa pageant that will be held november 29th enrique as has been participating in beauty pageants since 2016. and a trailblazer here in the sports world is retiring. this share such a great guy, but not before he broke down so many barriers. yeah. in 2011 warriors, president rick welts here and he became the most prominent sports exact. >> to announce that he is kron four's. kate rooney shares the story. >> for rick welts, the love affair with the nba started early. the warriors exact got his start as a ball boy with the seattle supersonics at 16 and went on to spend nearly 5 decades in the league before announcing his retirement earlier this year. but from the beginning, wealth knew there was something else that made his career unique. he was. there was nobody who have gone life with an experience like mine who had been out and who. >> you know, i could look at this a while. that could turn out pretty well. so that was always just a big unk

they drove first to southern california, then on to nevada.believe the boy's body was dumped near the trailhead a day before it was discovered tuesday. denver police arrested rodriguez at a motel near interstate 70. she's charged with murdering her son, but investigators have not released a motive for the crime. and even if they do come up with a motive, it does little to stem the grief here of these people, family and friends. his seven year old boy who was murdered allegedly by his own mother. it is heartbreaking to watch and see how these people try to cope with this level of grief. hopefully if they're able will have some comments for them from them coming up in later newscasts. now we're live in south of san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you. no doubt a tough day for family and friends, the sudden death of this symbol. boy, jesse. thank you. yeah, the latest inflation data out today shows consumer prices have jumped compared to the year before consumer prices in may rose by 5% a year ago. that is the fastest pace

his body found on may 28th by hikers just outside las vegas, nevada.jose police were, where we are standing, referring all media. they have told us that the father actually reached out to them and he hadn't heard from rodriguez and his son and that a family friend also reported him missing on friday. that was the turning point

. >>> this is the desert of western nevada already well known for its nuclear tests by the atomic energy emergency commission here. adjoining this test site is an active aerial gunnery range. early in 1955, by presidential order, 60 square miles of this prohibited area were set aside for a special purpose. there's a narrow air corridor to reach this spot on the map. air charts ordered closed to all personnel and aircraft except on orders from the chief of staff u.s. air force. the name of this isolated spot in nevada is watertown, and its very isolation is of the greatest importance. the specialists that come off this transport are hand picked. they are checked every time they arrive at watertown. overall security in this area is the highest yet to be maintained in this country, even higher than that of the manhattan project. selection of watertown was dictated by several unique considerations -- guards maintain regular patrols. supplies destined for watertown channel into the area through regular aec routes. watertown radio and teletype communications, the angel is referred to as an art

cuerpo de su niÑa, enfrentarÍa allÍ el asesinato. >> el niÑo que hace 10 dÍas fue encontrado muerto en nevadae se encontraba en esa Área, el equipo del fbi en esa Área logro localizarla y pudieron arrestarla sin ningÚn otro problema. >> la policÍa dijo que su marido encontrÓ una nota de samantha diciendo que lo habÍan abandonado. fue reciÉn cuando un amigo reconociÓ el rostro por televisiÓn. >> una persona que conoce la familia llegÓ al departamento y nos enseÑÓ un dibujo que estaba compartiendo del policÍa en las vegas, este dibujo era de alguien que reconociÓ a lian. >> la familia vivÍa muy cerca de aquÍ en este vecindario, por alguna razÓn se llevÓ a las vegas y de allÍ siguiÓ colorado donde fue arrestada. >> las autoridades creen que es la responsable por la muerte de su hijo y han dicho mucho mÁs. >> los comisionados de miami aprobaron por unidad el plan llamado paz y unanimidad. plantea invertir varios millones de dÓlares en programas de intervenciÓn. en el sur de la florida los tiroteos estÁn a la orden del dÍa, las huellas de la Última balacera fueron 15 impactos de bala, otros 90 cas

lunes para que planifique la semana ligero aumento de las temperaturas precipitaciones pero en cierra nevadaco esta noche planifique con mínimas en los 59 grados en san josé, 56 en santa cruz más cálido al interior con 63 y al norte 55 para santa rosa,en las próximas horas tendremos precipitaciones a cierra nevada por esa razón el pronóstico de temperaturas indica que mañana tendremos más caliente las temperaturas 82 en san josé no serán extremas como la costa oeste de estados unidos un martes más despejado temperaturas más cálidas ausencia de lluvias para san josé mínimas en los 57 grados >> y ahora los conductores de la compañía reciben incentivos de hasta medio millón de dólares para que usen automóviles eléctricos en conjunto con la compañía de transporte para añadir cien vehículos eléctricos buscan equipar costo de renta se espera que comience el programa en otoño buenas noticias para trabajadores del área de la tecnología es la más reciente en tomar la decisión a mitad del tiempo de las oficinas cuando reabran el 14 de julio anunciaron planes similares world trade cierra la semana con

so a very active day in the sierra nevada.i think we'll see this kind of play now for the next week ahead. all right. we're headed out toward the coastline now at sfo. you can see all those clouds are rolling over the mountains. now as that sea breezes kicked in. and yeah, it's gonna blow fairly strong that giant heat dome that brought record breaking heat across the pacific northwest started to slide a little further to the east bringing more that heat in that direction. once you get one of these heat dome set up like is called an omega block takes a long time to move it a long time to break it down so it's going to bring a lot of the record breaking heat continuing in through idaho probably in the colorado, in the central us in the coming days. >> westwego, though, that nice on shore. breeze is bringing with it fog and low clouds. and of course that is keeping us much cooler overnight tonight. sea breeze probably going to deepen that marine layer just someone we'll see. stretch all the way. the interior valleys. maybe the tr

this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada. the team had already moved to the span that network ahead of this decision . so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that what those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years employees as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility could extend to people who are native to the organization volunteer to an event even re posted or share something on social media. but one of the key issue is effectively bands and outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections, which is scheduled for september. previously, when russia had elections, it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates like where they were too much of a threat. now, with this new law, you places a blan

this is vegas, nevada. wow. okay, that's really ignorant. if you can't figure out how to do this safely, why as mayor of a city that you are responsible for the people safety, are you calling for something that you have no plan for how it would be done safely? they better figure it out. that's her job. extra job, you don't believe there should be any social distancing. you don't believe that really, there should be a card. i don't know how to do that and you know, that's up to them to figure out get people dropping dead all over las vegas and you have a mayor who doesn't care all she cares about cash, cash, cash, money, money, money. we were not broken. and we need to get back to work, keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing. this is a money machine. it's a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost. it was evidenced by what happened during the mass shooting were 58 people lost our lives. and it's evidenced by what carol and goodman did on the see in an interview with anderson cooper

, you know, symbolism linked to nevada. and these organizations, or who posted one of his anti corruption investigations in the past, could even face fines or up to 15 days in jail. and nevada and these allies have said that this is a clear attempts to, to dismantle destruct the opposition politicians structures across the country. so we've seen and expanding fact down on rational position. we'll talk about that in just a moment. but 1st, let's have a quick look at how vonnie and his organization have inspired a new wave of activists february in moscow. were filming at the memorials to the murdered opposition leader boris names off just before the 6th anniversary of his death. a young man who looks like a tourist tells us he's just turned his own life upside down. yeah. i was in the police. i resigned when next interval and he was sentenced to prison. was pretty go what it takes courage to resign for political reasons and especially to speak out in public. but sir gay is determined score with them. but you can't be scared t

yesterday, the governor of nevada signed a new law that provides that every voter in nevada will automatically receive a mail-in ballot in every election. our next guests will be doing everything that she can to make sure that the postal service delivers those ballots on time and lives up to the inscription in granite, over the entrance of the majestic post office across the street from penn station, on eighth avenue in manhattan. and that inscription says, neither snow, no rain, no heat, nor gloom of night, stays these couriers, from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. joining us now is amber mcreynolds. she is a member of the board of governors of the u.s. postal service. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> great to be here. thanks for having me, lawrence. >> i want to get your reaction to what you are seeing develop in mail in balloting. it's been attacked by president trump, relentlessly. former president trump. attack by republicans. and here is the state of nevada standing up and saying it's the way to do it, that's what we're going to do. >>

critics say it will make it harder for people of color to vote. >>> lawmakers in nevada passed a bill to make their first in the nation to vote in the primary season hoping to jump ahead of iowa and new hampshire saying nevada's diversity looks more like america. it would still need approval from the national political parties. >>> a candlelight vigil was >>> oaklandle vigil was held for a missing iowa boy from. 70 miles east to support the family of xavier harrelson and hasn't been seen last last thursday morning. >> he is probably the happiest most joyous person i have ever met, adult, kid, everything. he's like my little nephew and it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking. it's hard to find words. >> volunteers have been searching near the boy's home. authorities say there is nothing to suggest foul play, but they aren't ruling anything out. >>> in los angeles overnight firefighters battled this massive fire at a shoe factory. flames caused the roof to collapse. a firefighter taken to the hospital and the cause is still under investigation. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday wea

of course in russia has outlawed organizations founded by the jailed opposition leader like say, nevada, me declaring them to be extremist, the ruling bass. people associated with the group from running for public office flashing the hopes of his allies of seeking seats in parliamentary elections in september. it also means activists who have worked with the organizations and anyone who donates to them will even share the materials, could be prosecuted and received the prison terms. let's bring in correspondent j cordell and moscow. welcome jake. so this was a closed court hearing that took a lot longer than expected. why was that? yes, and this is already the 2nd time this hearing is try to go ahead author earlier delay, which was up to the prosecutors. it would have been a much quick affair, as you said, it was a closed hearing, which men valued lloyd, but only allowed in present that offense and then had to leave again. that's because the russian prosecutors be some of the documents being discussed as secretive. so the prosecutors would like to get this wrapped up in nevada and he wa

there was a case recently where a database of nevada ne supporters was actually leaked. and i think that fear now will be growing going forward. so it's, it's hard to know how many people will be likely to take that risk. cultural life here in germany is slowly reviving, after months of locked down. what's normally berlin's top event in the middle of winter is now taking place as an outdoor celebration. the berlin international film festival is already handed out its trophies, the gold bears, and an online competition. now, audiences can finally see the entries under summer skies. berlin museum island is being turned into a giant open s cinema. first on the build more attain in. jodie foster stars as a lawyer defending a suspect being held at guantanamo bay. after $911.00. there will be 3 names on the lawsuit. united states of america, donald rumsfeld, and george w bush like a list is jodie foster won't be here in person because of travel restrictions. instead, it's a burly knowledge for the fans. i think we all need a little bit of hope and happiness. this event comes a

three days later, a family friend reported a resemblance between liam and a police sketch of the nevadatim that was being circulated. >> immediately we collect that information and the information that we had from june 1, and we contacted las vegas metro. >> the body was identified using dna from his pillow at home. arresting officer say rodriguez was not alone at the time of the arrest. las vegas police detectives spent the day interviewing rodriguez, she is expected to be extradited back to nevada to face charges very soon. >> a vigil is planned for thursday, in san jose, in liam's favorite place to play. it starts at 5:00 pm. >>> a scanner at an east bay mall. police swarmed the mall after a shooting in the parking lot. the news chopper was overhead as officers took a look off the perimeter. someone fired at a car outside the men's warehouse. some shoppers and workers were told to get out. >> i don't know. i was at work. i got off, and there was a shooting or something. it was time to go home. >> no one was hurt, in the shooting. at this time, there is no word on any suspects, or mot

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las vegas acudió al reporte del hallazgo del cuerpo de un menor de edad a las afueras de las vegas nevadaa la víctima de siete años de edad. residente de san josé california. ese mismo día identificaron a la sospechosa del asesinato. su madre samantha moreno de 35 años. fue arrestada en dénver colorado bajo sospecha de asesinato. se espera que sea llevada a las vegas. al parecer la única vez que vieron a la madre y el hijo fue el pasado 24 de mayo en san josé. al parecer la sospechosa le dejo una nota al padre diciendo que tenía todo planeado. desafortunadamente el futuro era una tragedia. pueden ver a las personas vestidas de negro abrazándose y tratando de entender qué y por qué sucedió. >> todavía hay más preguntas que respuestas. ha pasado poco más de dos semanas del mortal tiroteo en el servicio de transporte. >> (música). >> emma coronel la esposa de el chapo guzmán se declaró culpable y estará en prisión esperando su sentencia hasta septiembre. >> esta mañana emma coronel se declaró culpable en tres cargos vinculados a narcotráfico y lavado de dinero. esto tras llegar a un acuerdo