joe biden beat donald trump in nevada by just under 34,000 votes. nevada is one of the states where trump nevertheless sued to have the results overturned, to have himself declared the winner. he sued to have the results decertified. he actually asked the courts to just declare him the winner, even though the certified vote total said that biden won. the reason he said the election should be overturned and he should be declared the winner is because he said the republican party and the trump campaign knew that there was so much fraud in the nevada election. specifically, they alleged there were tons and tons of dead people who voted in nevada, which means live people voted in dead people's names. you can't do that. they said they had tons of proof of that. now, republicans and the conservative media, specifically hyped the case of one ballot that was cast in nevada in the name of a woman who died in 2017 at the age of 52, a very sad story. she died of breast cancer. she has been dead since 2017. her address was apparently nevertheless mailed a ballo

he will have his initial court appearance next month in nevada. this be, this effort by republicans on conservative media to make americans not believe in election results anymore, it is still a depressing beat. we will stay on it because it is the most important story in modern history. but, some, days some days, even as the speed is relentlessly depressing and it just feels like it is getting worse. some days are good days! some days, schemes get exposed. scammers get caught, good to people stand, a bad guy slink, away the facts come. out some days are good days. this was a big day. was a big day was a big day tonight, i'll be eating a club sandwich with fries and a side of mayonnaise. (doorbell rings) wonderful. mayonnaise... on fries? a little judgy, don't you think? ♪ that's weird ♪ ♪ so weird ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ that's weird ♪ ♪♪ ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to ha

, 85% from nevada gold mines. that makes it of supreme importance to nevada. the mining law has survived so long because it works. while it works, it is not perfect and there are improvements that can be made. there are two aspects that are critical to preserve. the first we call self initiation, the ability to explore and determine where they want to explore, in other words, where the geology leads them. the second is security tenure. we believe discussions should not be divorced from key land tenure from other aspects of any law. the argument that it pays nothing for mining on federal law ignores the system. there's a process achieved through royalties, taxes, direct equity or a combination of the u.s. approach is not yet included in federal royalty in the mix and is focused instead on income tax, like other federal system such as australia and canada. in our business, there is a significant multiplier effect in the sense we can contract with a wide array of corporations. in the federal system, it has been left

southern nevada has invested millions of dollars in infrastructure, but nevada represents 1.8% of the river's alligator -- allocated we must also develop additional supplies. metropolitans, regional reuse project, represents a long-term supply option for the basin. we continue to urge the large-scale recycling project investment act. regional projects of this kind represent the best hope for adding new supplies into the lower basin. our progress toward sustainable solutions depends on partnership and well-coordinated action. but the river community is at a crossroads. we have a simple but difficult decision to make. do we double down on the promises of the last century and fight about water that is not there, or do we roll up our sleeves and deal with the, realities this century? thank you for the opportunity to testify. i will be happy to answer any questions. chair huffman: up next is miss rebecca mitchell, the director of the colorado water conservation board. you are recognized for five minutes. ms. mitchell: thank you, chairman huffman, and members of the subcommittee. thank you

but for the state of nevada. so grateful and pleased to be able to introduce mr. - as part of the panelist today predict. >> thank you. >> chairman and ranking member and senators members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to appear here today. general counsel and 85 percent of nevada is owned and managed by the federal government gold mining's largest hard rock mining activity on federal planning to recognize with the ceo last year rated and most of that is in nevada and 85 percent of that is from nevada goldmine to make money law issue supreme importance in particular to the owners and the mining law survives because it works and while it works is not perfect ande there are impermissibly vague but there are two aspects acts of food and critical to preserve, initiation the ability to explore and determine where they want to explore and where the geology leads them. the second is security and we believe that royalty discussion should not be divorced from key in your issues and other aspects of the mining

, posibilidades de nevadas que podrían ayudar a combatir.les al valor. >>> hablemos de la tecnología: ¿qué le pasaría si su refrigerador le ahorrará la molestia de ir al supermercado? para más información. >>> hola qué tal amigos, josie silvana. este informe es para telemundo y nbc. amazon está trabajando en la creación un refrigerador inteligente diseñado para realizar órdenes de alimentos. además sugeriría la falta de tiene refrigerador ya que adaptaría sus al mitos alimenticios. mientras tanto, (nombre/s en inglés) puede arrastrar los vuelos de los viajeros. ellos deberán ingresar la información del vuelo en la aplicación y asisten a tal información. en (nombre/s en inglés) dijo este miércoles que ha incrementado su salario mínimo a veintiún dólares por hora mientras busca cumplir su promesa. en mayo (nombre/s en inglés) ha revelado su plan de aumentar el salario mínimo para los trabajadores en estados unidos. yo soy silvana este informes para nbc y telemundo. >>> regresamos a las cinco veinte para ver cómo se encuentran las autopistas. v

arizona, nevada and california have been looking to do more.s have two categories, mandatory cuts or additional conservation. arizona's goal this conservation and not greater cuts. tribal and nontribal partnerships will achieve that goal. for the last two decades we have learned valuable lessons for managing the colorado river and they include first be vigilant in monitoring the reservoir. we must have data and modeling products by the bureau who possessed the best available science. to achieve outcomes to share the benefits and risks and three, and here to the collaboration among the states. mexico, the united states, some other stakeholders. number four, recognize that we are connected from wyoming to the cortez. incentivize actions that can serve lake mead. resources from the united states must be tools in the toolbox and seven, continue state participation in discussions with mexico. as i mentioned they are key stakeholders in the management and critical to the settlements. arizona has 11 efforts tribes with rights yet to be determined in w

nevada represents a mere 1.8% of the river's allocated flows. efficiency must be throughout the basin. we must also develop additional supplies. metropolitans, regional reuse project represents long-term supply often for the lower basin and we continue to urge the passive of the large scale investment act. cooperative regional projects of this kind represent the best for adding new supplies into the lower basin. our progress towards sustainable solutions depends on partnerships and well coordinated action. but the river community is at a crossroads. we have a simple, but difficult decision to make, do we double down on the promises of the last century and fight about water simply that isn't there, or do we roll up our sleeves and deal with the climate realities of the century. thank you for the opportunity to testify, i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. up next is miss rebecca mitchell, the administrator of colorado water conservation board and you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman huffman and members of the

las primeras nevadas para la tierra nevada que viene en caminó en nuestro siguiente segmento. >>> vamosbada la administración de joe biden no tendría nitidez para pagar proyectos legislativos entre otros california tiene nuevas leyes sobre los centros que procesan estos productos deberán ajustarse estas normas aprobaron nuevos estándares para mostrar del logotipo del reciclaje pero defensores dicen que algunos materiales están identificados correctamente clasificar esos materiales es un proceso costoso que puede afectar el costo del servicio de la basura. >>> regresamos don del panorama nublado continúa, aire fresco, posibilidades de lloviznas a partir de esta noche debido a la humedad que viene desde el pacífico vamos a ver otra cámara donde el panorama es agradable, todo funcionando con mucha calma y es que vienen las primeras lluvias, la pregunta a esta pregunta precisamente para el examen de manejo en california es muy importante, las carreteras estas están más quebradizas, durante lluvia, después de haber llovido por un rato, c, durante las primeras lluvias después de una temporada

que trae nevadas en la región para lo que es california entra como si fuera ráfagas de viento que seidado hay rachas en las 60 millas por hora serán las nevadas más importante esto a las zonas de montañas advertencia además del frío del norte para el área de la bahía vemos al este las zonas del sur en condados san mateo, santa clara, cuidado hasta mañana a las 5 de la tarde continúa el viento intenso cuidado con los incendios que genera el incendio sin control tenemos más detalles al volver >> un gran caos se vive en los aeropuertos del país los tres aeropuertos se vieron impactados vamos con andrés que se vio afectado nos cuenta más andrés >> nosotros comenzamos el aeropuerto de san francisco tuvimos que venir aquí a san josé porque los vuelos fueron cancelados >> miles de vuelos han sido cancelados por la compañía causando estragos >> pérdida de dinero y tiempo >> muchos trataron de llegar a su destino pero todo fue en vano trató de ir a los Ángeles esta mañana le dieron reserva para ir de san francisco se lo cancelaron también >> también resulté afectado muchos tuvimos que cancela

did all the people in nevada because this is a really good service. you allow politicians to high, by the way, a politician who hides his wealth, whether or not he's cheating on taxes, is obviously denying the owners of his or her country information that they have every right to in deciding who they want to run their society. so there's no excuse, well, this is my own money. you shouldn't be doing it with any money, your own or money that you have taken from, from the government. but nevada, south dakota, and by the way, under american states are considering following soon because they want their law firms and their banks and their accountants to get the business of managing all of this because it'll help them. i mean, it's a collection of people profit tearing off of something that is a social imposition that we should have both. what it's interesting because even prior to the panama papers, there was a big conversation about people who are off shoring money. a lot of times in the united states, we were discussing big business doing so to evade taxe

rae raramente abren en octubre pero anunció que lo hará el próximo 20 de octubre aprovechando la nevada que tener cuidado la imagen de radar indica las primeras bandas que se vienen acercando desde el pacífico las próximas horas cerca de las 3 y media de la mañana comenzaremos a sentir precisamente esa humedad en el área de la bahía también se ha escurrido la luna entre las nubes bella luna del cazador que todavía continúa todavía sigue brillando de manera extraordinaria vamos a las temperaturas, auckland 65 grados algunos nublados, vamos a rápidamente a santa clara medio nublado, 63 grados, va a empezar a llover no mucho se mantiene por lo menos para lo que es san josé, un cuarto de pulgada un poco menos hacia la zona del norte un poco más de media pulgada, el segundo sistema nos viene a advertir de mucho cuidado para todos aquellos que mañana temprano manejan es importante primero que nada cuando estén utilizando los limpiadores hay que encender las luces por el mediodía los nublados son menos por la tarde mejora se mantiene seco, viernes para sábado tenemos una pausa, ponga atención

the sierra foothills and then up into the sierra nevada. that's where your best chance of snowfall is already seeing some of that up in air this morning. you knew what the golden gate bridge right now is clear enough. any sort of cloud cover. we have a sitting above the bay. we do have some dense valley fog in spots but it's just the opposite of a coastal fog, rather, it's our inland valleys that will be looking at the potential of some fog this morning, which will certainly be keeping an eye on. where are we at with rainfall right now, what we do have some showers sitting just southeast of santa cruz as well as into far eastern portions of contra, costa and alameda counties. really us here in the bay area we're dry compared to our neighbors out towards the central valley. the sierra foothills and then elsewhere across the state. we've also seen some energy resurging that includes southern california, the eastern deserts and especially the sierra nevada today. going to be an active one with snowfall falling at those higher elevations of ver

en este tardes cuando viene presentarse la presencia de nevadas finalmente se han estado presentandoca de una delgada pudiera ayudar a los bomberos extraordinaria para nosotros sal a caminar en este viernes buenas noticias todo el área de la bahía clásico por este fin de semana importante para todos. surgen más detalles sobre el derrame de petróleo en california ni una embarcación de carga haya sido fue la que habría roto una tubería que originó este derrame la empresa de energía enfrentan una demanda legal debido esto también incluye otra demanda colectiva. >>> regresamos a las 5:00 de la tarde con 22 minutos en fuente de lava este tráfico yéndose san francisco que se mantiene con defensa debido precisamente de todo el mundo quiere ir a esta región un fin de semana importante por lo menos comercialmente vamos a ver otra cámara precisamente encuentra la valla mismas posiciones desde oakland hasta san francisco hay que conducir con mucha precaución y posibilidad de que se presente en algunas lloviznas con mucho cuidado en las autopistas esta pregunta tiene que ver mucho en esta tarde

. >>> en nevada se reunieron para abordar temas como la sequía, cambio climático y también el cambioendrán menos agua el próximo año. >>> vamos a seguir hablando de esto con abimael castro, parece que fueron buenas leyes pero falta todavía. >>> en algunos lugares ni si quiera se pudo acumular pero se van a sentir felices porque en esta semana tendremos varios días con oportunidades de lluvia pero acá tenemos temperaturas frescas hasta ahora vers que la elocidad del viento por el momento está en calma, así que vamos a acercarnos a esta zona y 9 millas en san francisco y en otros lugares a 13 millas por hora así que está escrito pero este viento no es muy fuerte y va a incrementar bastante, hasta 30 millas por hora entre martes en la noche y miércoles incluso cerca un sistema frontal y acá está este sistema que nos dejo esta llovizna mientras que en el pacífico a 350 millas de san francisco se ubica el próximo sistema que llegaría entre martes en la noche hacia miércoles y vamos a ver de cuanta lluvia nos puede dejar este sistema mire, en el área sur y el área de la bahía va a llover 2

está trayendo nevadas pero ponga atención, buena vez que se vaya, en camino entre el sistema conocidoolonga un sistema tropical que estaría trayendo fuertes lluvias para norte de california se espera que hasta el próximo lunes traiga el sistema y después se aleje. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) después de las lluvias de horas de la madrugada pues ya comienza a mejorar la situación pero todavía algunos doblados en la región. ahí se va como de las tormentas van pasando y vamos por la número tres que viene acercándose para este fin de semana específicamente vamos a ver que es una corriente de vientos máximos o un río atmosférico cuando comienza a alinearse en las zonas como hawai. vamos a estar pendiente de esta lluvia intensa que se estará presentando, por la tarde del día de hoy comienza a estar despejado, y entre el siguiente sistema a partir del día sábado al norte de la bahía cerca del mediodía, después para el día domingo cerca de las 4:00 de la mañana estaría entrando la primera de las rachas de este sistema que trae lluvias para toda california, no deje el paraguas que se queda co

and his job has been to tampa travelers off of interstate 80 near the utah-nevada border. pull them off the road to this tiny casino commerce. and most evenly a little lighter on the wallet. knowing precious little about the stories west wendover like to tell. about the research who come here to break speed records in the nearby flats. about the local airbase, from which the analogy took off or hiroshima. but there's also the story they whispered to each other, up and down the little strip. the one that shocked them all. the puzzles then still. about the terrible night when three families lost their teenage children. about the dark mysteries respond under the pointy green of west wendover will. it was a thursday afternoon. a windy, late winter day in the high desert. here at the local high school, star runner micaela costanzo cleaned up after truck practice. "mickey" as everybody called her, intended to walk home. not far, about a mile. her usual ride, her sister christina, was out of town. >> before we had left, me and or my husband would always pick up micaela from schoo

arizona,a, california, nevada, mexicoo, utah and wyoming. arizona hit the hardest.stand to lose 18% of our l annual colorado river water allocation beginning next year. that's in a few months. unfortunately, arizona is prepared for these initial cutbacks. we are implementing mitigation efforts to keep my want in the colorado river system and improve water efficiency in our farming. we plan to save enough water so most arizonans will not be impacted but we are not out of the woods. last month the interior department produced a new forecast showing water levels in lake mead put soon define lower lower enough to trigger a second round of drought restrictions. lake mead is the nation's largest man-made lake or reservoir. it stores colorado river water behind the hoover dam the world's largest public infrastructure project when it was built during the great depressionon. currently, lake mead's capacity is 35%. it's the lowest level the lake was first built. sister reservoir is the second largest man-made lake in the united states and its 35% capacity protect 30% capacity

give details on last year's alleged poisoning of kremlin critic, alexey nevada, me. i'll be spoke with m oscars. ambassador to the o. p. c. w. alexander, a short gin, who says that russia's viewpoint is simply being ignored? ah status, obscene is to, there's a feeling that something else. ah, the goals are driving them judge for yourself to day. i was not allowed to speak for more than an hour. the pretext were different, for example, the absence of the bulgarian representative who should have been reading the appeal of 45 countries. i asked the ambassadors of the united states, great britain to britney not want to hear the answer from russia. there was no desire to listen to us. apparently of the goals are being pursued. it is possible that this whole story is connected with the escalation of sanctions prussia in a dilemma. ah, we wanted to do a joint investigation and what do you think the technical secretariat began to drag out the whole thing? one of the excuses was that they would know similar incidents from the u. k. all the u. s. were putting forward a counter

some pretty widespread snowfall up in the sierra nevada. let's get a look at where we're sitting right now. we saw our first snowfall of the season up in the upper elevations of lake trinity and mendocino counties here in the bay area. not our first rainfall of the season. but one of the most significant yet so far 92 right across the bay and even the dumbarton bridge, both still wet after having seen spotty overnight showers that do still remain fremont's on up to union city even portions of hayward. and as you cross on over towards the tri valley. some wet spots on roadways there. and some of those upper elevations in the east bay hill. so watch out for some slick spots. there. also on the peninsula, mostly isolated to the santa cruz mountains but still some to talk about along to 82 are some areas of showers right around woodside los gatos on up into los altos hills as well. highway 35 skyline drive. all of these areas currently looking at some light showers and that's a little bit on the wet side and a little bit on the slick side, too.

arizona, california and nevada will be facing tougher drought restrictions possibly beginning in 2023. and then there's hydropower. a source of carbon free energy reliable to the energy and resiliency in the west. reclamation predicts there is a chance next year water levels might dip low enough that power generation at glen canyon could be affected and in some cases significantly. many other watersheds are facing similar water scarcity and susceptibility sustainability challenges. these may sound serious because they are serious. but here's the thing. there is no country in the world that is better at solving problems when we put our mind to it. we can solve it and that's why we are here with a panel of experts and government and environmental advocacy and agriculture that are working on water management solutions and i look forward to listening to their testimony. and with that i will turn this over to the ranking member hi to smith for her opening remarks. i'd like to thank the chair for calling this hearing today to bring attention to this issue that is plaguing the west. thanks t

por supuesto todo california va a recibir fuertes nevadas. las autopistas. hay más detalles en nuestras siguientes ediciones informativas. oye guillermo hay que continuar celebrándolo de la orden de energía. >>> ahora carlos moreno, tras expresar conocer. ¿cómo podemos. energía nuestros hogares? >>> entre las cuatro y nueve de la noche es la hora en que se debe evitar el uso lo máximo posible. por ejemplo, la gente que nos esta viendo en su casa en este momento >>> por ejemplo la gente que nos stalin en su casa en este momento ¿ dónde puede encontrar información? >>> ahí puede ver todos los programas y entonces hay y pueden ver la información para ver cómo participar. siempre hay alternativa para el uso de la energía. >>> carlos gracias por esos consejos. >>> es uno de los trabajos más complicados y es uno de los que se reconoce menos. >>> muy ocupado, esto define la vida de un director de escuela. cuatro meses. >>> me siento orgulloso, me siento feliz de levantarme todos los días deberá nuestra espuelas y edificio. con tan solo cuatro meses

nevada over an inch. petaluma, nearly two inches.ranks the fifth wettest october on record, with 3.57 for the month of october. richmond, over two inches. we are looking at some flooding on the roadways already. we will be watching the creeks and rivers closely. certainly in the north bay. 50 mile an hour winds, mount diablo. 46 mile an hour wind gusts above half moon bay. look at the surface winds, 25 to 30 miles per hour, and the timeline keeps the heaviest rain in the north bay for the first part of the day. by 2:00 it sinks south and east. this is an all day event. we are watching those extremes. the trees, we have had som brat w wha alash of the north bay and along the peninsula. the wind is going to be with us all day. please try to stay off the roads and enjoy the weather from indoors. you're going to have this through the evening. we will track totals, coming up. liz: looking at it through your window, i guess. people in the north bay are getting ready for lots of rain and that possible flooding. firefighters are on standby a

summery weather in the tahoe area over the sierra nevada and back. >> this weekend., you're seeing some wet roads out there. this is donner summit right now. a little slick out there on the roads are getting some precipitation up there already. and there's more to come. in fact, the snow level is going to be dropping as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow. so you can likely see some snow across some of the higher peaks. the snow level starting out at about 7500 feet but likely to drop down to about 6500. so that will encompass all the passes there. if you're headed that direction, that continues through the day tomorrow on and off all the way down near 70. in fact, they've got winter weather advisories up in the 70 expecting maybe as much as 4 to 6 inches of snow the higher peaks there. so be prepared is going to be cold. the high country to overnight lows dropping down into the low 30's and temperatures by day only in the low 50's. all right. here's your storm system here. didn't look like much. just kind of a stalled cold front over the state. now that's

de algo de nubosidad que podría traer cambios finalmente a estos incendios que están en la tierra nevadaomienza a mejorar lo que es la sierra nevada, esto a partir de las próximas 24 horas traerá lluvia, esto va a ayudar de forma profunda a los bomberos que siguen de alguna manera conteniendo el control estamos viendo lo que es, mientras tanto la humedad seguirá incrementando algunas lloviznas para nosotros a lo largo de esta noche, mucho cuidado en las autopistas se convierte en muy resbalosas las temperaturas para mañana alcanzando todavía cerca de las costas cerca de los 60 grados durante el día, el panorama se mantiene en la región con temperaturas frescas pero es a partir del próximo lunes martes donde entran segundo frente y las mínimas podrían traer heladas para california. >>> una madre que fue separada de sus hijos nos relata como esteta puede adaptarse. >>> en aquel entonces. >>> la hondureña fue separada de sus 2 hijos al tratar de cruzar la contra de méxico a estados unidos permaneció detenida en el paso texas hasta que fue unificada con su familia en mayo de 2021. >>> sus 2

>> i need a job. >> so, help of southern nevada has a job readiness program.sume, they'll give you job search clothes. >> i filled out over 72 applications, in four months, they never got looked at. >> ray has lived in vegas for most of his life and tells us he used to be a bartender but is now unemployed. so, are you actively looking for work now? >> yeah. >> when was the last time you had a job interview? >> i think it was about a year ago. >> in his 20s, ray was in a gang, but it's a life he refuses to go back to despite being homeless. >> if i was still a gang member, i would have a place to stay, clothes on my back, i wouldn't have no worries, but at the same time, i'd have the threat of being shot, going to prison. i'd rather take my chances with the coyotes or raccoons than other gang members trying to kill me. >> ray's campmate scotty moved from minneapolis to vegas less than a year ago. >> my brother had cancer. i came out here to be with him, and he died two months ago, a little over two months. >> i'm sorry. >> it's like -- you just come to realize

it's 52 in the north bay in nevada. another cool and breezy day with cloud cover looking at a few peaks of sunlight in the day mainly in the 60's. a few low to mid 70's imminent. >> change could be coming to the bay area's indoor mask mandates. county leaders are rethinking restrictions and updates could come as soon as this week. amy joins us live in the east bay with more. amy: is it time to change the signs again? these have been up since the beginning of august. it was two months ago mask mandates came back. health officials in the bay are talking about changing the rules again. the number of covid cases on the decline and the bay area had some of the highest vaccination rates in the country. some believe it is now time. we talked to one doctor who said we have passed the metrics defined by the cdc to lift indoor mask mandates. it when we ask people if they are ready, we heard some hesitancy. >> this feels too soon, too many different variants. amy: the san francisco mayor said dropping the mask mandates is long ove

los bomberos a poder contener toda esa serie de incendios que continúan especialmente en la sierra nevadaa y cinco y sesenta y ocho grados y así se ven precisamente los nublados en la región con temperaturas que van ligeramente subiendo para el día domingo. nuevamente segundo frentes de cod el lunes y martes fresco cobos, y vamos estar ponentes de las posibles de banderín rojo y esto por tu gusto en la siguiente semana. esto es todo lo que tenemos. regresamos. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (comerciales). en >>> tengo un gato que me regalaron y el gato me está ayudando bastante. >>> este es el sonido de unos hambrientos que se ha topado con un tronco que tenía una cámara de seguridad en un parque en el condado de (nombre/s en inglés) y bueno, al darse cuenta de que el dispositivo no tenía un buen sabor ha seguido su camino. con la llegada del otoño el apetito de xosé nevares empezó a aumentar para estar bien alimentado durante el invierno. es que necesitan protegerse, ya saben. >>> si una de las metas que desea cumplir es primero con un esta experiencia la podrá vivir

now sitting in the sierra nevada foothills as well as the central valley. of moisture now working its way through the bay area. northern sonoma county. you are in the clear. now you have worked your way out of the second line of showers that i'm early spelling out for you right there in that blue arrow. let's zoom in on the core of the bay. and this is one of those spots that we are seeing some very heavy rainfall at times that includes right around oakland right now alameda as well as on up the richmond center fell the showers continue to move eastward. you can see that movement a radar there just a second ago. san mateo. it's pick back up for you. we cite quiet low, which you can see also evidence out here towards san ramon down to fremont in palo alto right now. but this is the resurgence of that second wave of heavy rainfall that's now made its way right into oakland down to san leandro. so please be careful in these spots. 92 it's about to pick up for you. san mateo on up through sfo and then up across the golden gate bridge into marion county. it's st

this is already on top of what we've already seen the sierra nevada one to 3 feet of it. you head above 8,000 feet in elevation, winter storm watches taking effect sunday evening and lasting into monday evening. today's daytime highs in the 60's across the bay area. it is going to be a cooler one than yesterday and we stay cool all the way through this forecast, too. today morning rain fall. we dry in the afternoon showers again, move in tomorrow night and then sunday into monday, the very heaviest of rainfall and likely our most problematic days. if you can do work from home day on monday. i highly recommend it reyna. john, thank you for that. and today you're going leave your house early. lot of accidents out there. we're starting in the east bay here in oakland. >> 8.80, southbound north of union street in oakland got an accident. there. a lot of 5, 80 westbound at that 9 80 connector in oakland and 5.80, westbound east of grand avenue in oakland. so we're seeing all these different accidents pop up. we have wanted to read a long 24 that has since been cleared. thankfu

lisa: you can see the activity in nevada. it will bring us a lot of wind, which dries out the atmosphere. peak wind gusts between now and about 5:00 p.m. -- actually 3:00 p.m. and then again at 5:00 p.m. it is a good idea not to park under trees. we could see power outages. the trees are so drought stressed that it will not take much for the limbs to come down. the colors indicate the most likely area where we could see a fire start. check out how this spreads to the west, as we get into your monday afternoon. then, we get lighter winds overnight. tuesday, we are under critical fire whether. here is a look at the rest of the day, today. look at these wind gusts, anywhere from 30 to 40, nearly 50 miles our in the north. that will bring relative humidity below 10% in spots. a brisk day. breezy to windy. temperatures are much cooler. 71 in oakland. look for 70 in morgan and santa rosa. good morning to you, sue. >> good morning. the wind is affecting your drive. we have a high wind advisory. three bay area bridges. the phoenicia

arizona, california, nevada, colorado, utah, new mexico, and wyoming. arizona gets hit the hardest. we stand to lose 18% of our annual colorado river water allocation, beginning next year. that is in a few months. unfortunately, arizona is prepared for these initial cutbacks. we are implementing mitigation measures to keep more water in the colorado river system and improve water efficiency in our farming. we plan to save and -- enough water so most arizonans will not be impacted. we are not out of the woods, here. last month, the interior department said lower -- levels in lake mead could trigger a second route of drought restrictions. lake mead is the nation's largest land -- man-made lake or reservoir. it stores colorado river water behind the hoover dam, the world's largest infrastructure project, built during the great depression. currently, lake mead's capacity is 35%. it is the lowest level since the lake was first built. it's sister reservoir -- it's sister reservoir is the second largest man-made lake in the united states. it is at 35 -- it is at 30% capacity. lake mead and

ya para el viernes posibilidad de nevadas en zonas altas y para nosotros posibilidad de lloviznas estana. condiciones de temperaturas frescas para esta noche y los prÓximos dÍas tambiÉn, el fin de semana hasta los 75, y hasta el prÓximo miÉrcoles tendremos temperaturas nuevamente en los 70, buenas noches y regresamos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> gracias guillermo y bueno, serÁ un poquito difÍcil hablar de esto despuÉs de los bochornosos incidentes que acaban de suceder, les mostrarÉ lo que ocurriÓ en este partido al regreso de la pausa. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales). ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> buenas noches, les recuerdo otra vez, bochornosos incidentes hoy en el (nombre en inglÉs). pero bueno, hoy cruz azul visitaba a los san josÉ earthquakes en un partido de carÁcter amistoso pero tuvo todo menos eso. las cosas empezaron calientitas porque uno de cada equipo se iban expulsados a las regaderas temprano. luego aquÍ el primero del partido en el marcador. aquÍ espinoza deja rivales en el cÉsped y el 2 por 0 final para los san josÉ earthquakes. >>> el que no consiguiÓ el resultado de la

. >> we are just outside of the capital of nevada in a pretty nondescript part of town, yet people fromll over the country and all over the world are coming here for one thing: to get laid. this is brothel country. and, here, prostitution is legal, but only with a licensed working girl linked to a licensed brothel, but a business like this can't pop up just anywhere. in nevada, brothels are allowed in 12 counties, but only in isolated, rural areas away from major cities. just south of reno, there are four brothels, and my first stop is famous for its bunnies. >> hello! welcome to the moonlite bunnyranch. >> thank you. >> here's your souvenir menu. >> thank you. >> all the ladies are lining up, and they all want to meet you. >> hi, i'm asia fox. >> hey, i'm [indistinct]. >> when the doorbell rings, the women line up, and a customer can choose: blondes, brunettes. >> hi, i'm sarah greenmore. >> a fresh face or a seasoned professional. >> hello, i'm air force amy. >> twenty-five-year-old sarah, a 2-year veteran of legal prostitution, has offered to show me around. >> this is kind of the ma

en el caso de (nombre en inglÉs) mujer de palo alto que se extravió el domingo pasado en la sierra nevadaopa, están tras la pista de un sospechoso fue interrumpido por la residente de una vivienda según las autoridades el sujeto es un hombre hispano y 7 pulgadas de altura de. estiman pérdidas cuando sujetos habrían vandalizado el lugar de almacenamiento de artículos navideños que son el deleite de los residente durante esta época, los cascanueces son los que marcan el inicio de la navidad en la ciudad y ahora fueron destruidos la asociación pide fondos para continuar con la tradición de la ciudad. >>> hay alerta entre las autoridades por el decomiso de fentanilo de colores, creen que estos colores pueden atraer a los niños pensando que son dulces. >>> el color rosado y morado similares a los dulces a un algodón de azúcar así son los paquetes de fentanilo que encontraron los alguaciles del condado alameda. >>> sabemos que los niños se sienten atraídos por esos colores y pueden ingerir fácilmente la sustancia. >>> se suma la preocupación de que la droga se puede ocultar entre los dulces. >>

olga was born in las vegas, nevada. is the first in her family to be born with union health insurance. she was raised by a single mother, maurice a marin da flores in los angeles, california. her mother worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community activist fighting for housing, education, equity, immigrant rights. attending here in city hall are picket lines at the los angeles unified school board was not an option in the miranda household, summer vacations with spent picketing at safeway and storefronts, boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson in prop 187, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first

a cloudier pattern for the sierra nevada. at least the weather pattern, although we're kind of dodging that potential back here in the bay area missing out on some rainfall that we were hoping to see your view outside this morning. is showing you the gray that is hovering right across the bay. visibility is fine as this is cloud cover sitting above us this morning. and we're going to stay that way in the in the east bay to your berkeley hills camera. also looking nice and clear. we did see a sprinkle or 2 around mount tam this morning. aside from that today is just a dry cooler and cloudier day current temperatures anywhere from the 40's 50's to alone. 60 over in brentwood. put on the sweater put on the jacket today. keep it around for tomorrow and expect some 70's and sunshine by saturday and sunday. so we're really good to go in this forecast. just a change of pace. reyna don, thank you for that. well, we do have a busy thursday morning commute for you. couple accidents. >> to tell you about like this one on in hayward, sou

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also, southern nevada. so if you happen to be taking a flight in or out of town.t could be a little bumpy as you're taking off. so here's a look at our 7 day extended forecast temperatures will dip a little bit on a monday because of that system for inland areas and you also see a few degrees for the rest of the bay area temperatures lower. >> all right. we'll be tracking those winds over the next few days as well. erica, thank you. stay with us, everyone. we will be right back. welcome back, everyone. take a look at this. you're not seeing double d's giant pandas at. panda cubs at a tokyo zoo have just been named. this is lay lay and her brother. she shall she show which means of the light of dawn turning brighter. the causeway just over 13 pounds which is 50 times their weight at birth, which was just this past in bring the birth of its newest family member. the baby white rhino born to the mother told this week within an hour, we're told the calf was able to right itself up upright itself and headed off to breakfasts for hay. this actually tallest 3rd offspring