, 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

nevada is slated to receive $2.5 billion for highway investments. like the i-15 corridor between las vegas and phoenix and l.a. and the i-11 corridor between las vegas and phoenix. and $459 million for public transportation. this means that not only can nevada families get to work and schools safely and more efficiently but that millions of our visitors each year can more easily experience everything that our state has to offer. nevada will also get a minimum of $100 million to expand access to broadband across the state. meaning that no nevadan will be left behind. nevada also has been ground zero for the effects of the climate crisis as we continue to face the effects of severe drought. with the passage of my water recycling infrastructure bill included in this, nevada will now be more equipped to mitigate the effects of climate change and ensure that our communities have continuous access to safe, clean drinking water for years to come. nevada is only able to reap all of these benefits because congress was able to put politics aside and work toge

but nevada resisted the trend.aw the sex trade. >> the casino industry was growing. we wanted to draw mainstream tourists. and las vegas was trying to move from a mob town to a corporate town. so in 1971 the state legislature was trying to make prostitution illegal. but the rural areas fought back and said no, no, we rely on the brothels, they're part of the economy, we don't want you to shut them down. >> ultimately a compromise was struck. you could still buy and sell sex in nevada but only in the sticks. the old wild west system gave way to licenses and std checks and nevada became the first and only u.s. state to legalize prostitution. could what happened in nevada be a model for the country? to find out i'm meeting with one of the brothel system's biggest success stories. >> hey! welcome to the bunny ranch. my name is alice little, and i would love to give you a tour. billing is very discreet and we can process any major debit or credit cards. >> 30-year-old alice little is something of a celebrity out here in

and most of that is in nevada. 85% is from nevada gold mines. that makes mining law an issue of super important in nevada. the mining law has survived so long because it works. while it works, it's not perfect, and there are refinements and improvements that could be made. there are two aspects that are critical. the first we call self-initiation, which is the ability of the explorer to determine where they want to explore. in other words, where the geology leads them. the second is security of tenure. we believe it shouldn't be divorced from land tenure issues and other aspects of the mining law. the argument that hard rock mining pays nothing for mining on public land, it's achieved through royalties, taxes, direct equity or a combination of those. the u.s. approach is not yet included a federal royalty in the mix for locatable minerals and has focused on income tax, much like other federal systems such as australia and canada. in our business, it's a significant multiplying effect in the sense we contract with a wide array of providers who al

si va a la sierra nevada tenga cuidado porque habrÁ nevadas que pudieran tener 8 pulgadas en lugaresonde viene el sistema acercÁndose a la lÍnea costera. >>> gracias guimerlermo. >>> hace una semana la ciudad de san josÉ consideraba construir viviendas donde hoy en dÍa hay pequeÑos negocios latinos. el departamento de planificaciÓn recomienda que la calle wilown no sea parte de este plan. >>> la calle wilow ofrece a los srie dentes de san josÉ un espacio diferente. >>> en las Últimas semanas la ciudad propuso construir casas donde hay negocios. >>> tenemos queso. >>> como la paleterÍa la original. >>> segÚn el plan de urbanizaciÓn la calle wilow es un distrito que la ciudad quiere transformar una villa urbana>>> cumplimos 8 aÑos y tenemos 10 aÑos, eso nos afectarÍa a los negocios chicos. >>> el presidente de la comisiÓn de planificaciÓn estÁ en contra de esta propuesta>>> cambiar esas familias y robarle a san josÉ un centro critico para mi no es apropiado. >>> el miÉrcoles la comisiÓn los miembros que representan una cdie expresaran su opiniÓn y votaran sobre el tema, la ciudad repla

ralston, founder and ceo of the nevada independent.great to see you, john. thanks for being here. >> nice to see you, too, rachel. >> have i got the corners of this story correct? is there anything i'm leaving out or getting wrong? >> there is a qanon tie? do you want to hear that since you've been talking about qanon a little bit? >> okay. go ahead. >> the one part that you didn't talk about is this guy who has now pled guilty actually works for a guy who is essentially a mini sheldon addleson out here, and he is a rich guy who, when caesar's palace rejected a qanon convention recently, guess where it went? to the company where this guy works. this whole thing was a sham from the beginning, rachel, we now know, but you accurately dramatized how incensed they all were how this voter fraud had taken place, and how front and center kirk cardle's allegations were. it was addleson who was a co-chair of the trump campaign, and the trump campaign naturally sent two partisan thugs out here, matt schlab of the american conservative union who m

in clark county nevada, the county issued a ballot in her name, mailed it to her home address. records then show that that ballot had been filled out and turned in and she voted. but how could that be? her husband said he had found no ballots that arrived in the house. so it must have been a clear case of voter broad, her ballot was stolen and someone had voted in her name. the nevada republican party frequently promoted this video, of the husband speaking with a local cbs affiliate. >> it was disbelief. just that -- it made no sense to me. it lent some credence to what you have been hearing, in the media, about these possibilities. now it makes me wonder how pervasive is this? >> how pervasive is this? he was shocked, shocked to find out that i ballots had been cast in his wife's name. clearly, it made no sense. but it sure does make you think, right? all these claims you have been hearing about this voter fraud? it must be true. here's a proven case. if there's this one proven case, there must be tons of it. today, that man pled guilty in court to felony voter fraud because h

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but for the state of nevada. i'm grateful and pleased to be able to introduce -- >> thank you senator,. >> chairman, ranking member and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me here today. 85% -- gold mining is the largest mining activity on federal land. most of that is in that. 85% of that -- the mining law has survived so long while it worked. but it's not perfect. or refinements and improvements the need to be made. we call the first self initiation, the ability to explore and determine where they want to explore. the second we believe that -- [inaudible] nations take different approaches on how they will share their mineral -- direct equity or combination of -- the u.s. is not yet included a federal royalty -- -- impose mining specific taxes and in nevada are royalties are about 8% -- whenever the issue -- we're going back to 1994. they supported a reasonable suspect -- [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] the oil removed from the ground -

in fact, according to the federal trade commission in 2020 -- commission, in 2020, citizens of nevada over the age of 60 lost more than $36.5 million to scams. it's a lot of money. some of the most common covid 19 scams in nevada related to those involving the creation and distribution of fake vaccine cards and contact tracing scams in which scanners poses. health department officials asking for sensitive personal information such as your medicare or social security number. fortunately, our attorney general, his office has compiled a list of covid 19 related scams and tips on how to avoid falling victim. so people have resources where to check, if they're able, and as elected officials, i believe we have to do as much as we can to get the word out about these scams. ms. greisman, for the record, i want to really clear the air for nevada seniors and get this out everywhere that i can. would a legitimate house department official ever asked for a senior's personal information like their medicare or social security number with the contact tracing for covid 19? >> no. no legitimate entity

we can't buy a snowflake in the sierra nevada. and unfortunately right now looks like it will take till around the 8th around 10th of december before we're going to see a change in the weather pay. i know there's one kind of scheme that they can do waters. there you go. get out those waters keys again for a while anyway. and that's yeah, yeah, yeah. all right. thanks, lauren. now to a terrifying scene for black friday shoppers at a north carolina mall. >> somebody opened fire inside the building striking 3 people including a 10 year-old child. 3 other people were injured while police evacuated that mall. authorities say a fight broke out between 2 groups of people who knew each other and it's believed that the child was hit by a ricochet bullet. most of the people fled the scene. but one person was detained for questioning. >> in southern california. suspected intruder was shot and killed trying to enter the marine corps recruit depot in san diego today. officials say the suspect approached a checkpoint on the base. got out began

i represent six rural counties throughout nevada. and this is why these bills are so important. because it's going to provide historic funding for broad band. most of that broadband is going to benefit our rural constituents. they talk, my constituents in rural nevada talk to me about the expenses related to housing, and that is something the build back better bill is going to help do as well as the elder care. and lowering prescription drug costs for seniors and for others that are in the health care consumers who are depending on congress to act to lower prescription drug costs, particularly for medicare beneficiaries. this is what's at stake, and these bills help all of america, and this is something that president biden has been very focussed on is addressing equity in rural america and urban america, not leaving any community behind or any person behind, and that's why these two bills are historic, and democrats are delivering for the american people. >> it's interesting to think about these bills as kind of a rosetta stone to r

to mourn those who love. >> we are waukesha strong. >> breaking overnight our affiliate in reno, nevada says darrell brooks is a registered sex offender in nevada and there's been a warrant out for his arrest since 2016. brooks is due in court today in wisconsin. >>> a possible new move to lower gas prices today. president biden is reportedly set to make a decision that would be unprecedented. abc's em nguyen is here now with more from washington, d.c. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. so presidents have released oil from the emergency stockpile before but not ever for the reason that president biden reportedly wants to do it for now. this morning, the country's emergency stash of oil is in the spotlight as the white house tries to tackle rising gas prices. bloomberg was the first to report that president biden is expected to release crude oil from the country's oil stockpile known as the strategic petroleum reserve. >> the strategic reserve now has over 6 million barrels of crude oil which is an entire month. if no other oil is available in the country, that would la

the laws modeled after successful laws in nevada and i want to thank senator cortez masto. thank you for you did as attorney general in nevada which you continue to do my good friend senator leahy has been working on these things for a long time and thom tillis representative david thrown. there you are. i was looking around and i couldn't see you come i apologize and by the way david worked closely with our special guests here today the widow of the montgomery county police officer whose paint full experience helped inspire this bill. every day our nation's police officers answer the call to confront scenes that can leave them traumatized. it's not fundamentally different than folks on the battlefield but a lot of people come home without any physical wounds but with post-traumatic stress after responding to terrible incidents in the same happens with their law enforcement. conducting homicide scenes in child abuse cases may confront these situations. we need to help them recover on the things that their work can inflict. these rules are not different as the military in th

half-mile santa rosa, nevada even better. high pressure builds in and we will see moderate air quality throughout the weekend as the sun comes to visit us. north wind in the upper levels of the atmosphere. they are getting quite strong and that is where the dry air is. that will mix out the fog, bring in more sun and allow for temperatures to warm today. we look at numbers in and around 60 degrees by noon time. that fog will be pretty much out of here by about 10:00. looking at a mild day throughout the afternoon. remember the sunsets before 5:00 and slightly warmer sunday but we do have changes for thanksgiving. we'll talk about them in a few minutes. liz: thank you. back to that developing news. several people are in police custody after thieves ransacked union square. soci med you shshaos that unfolded>> [beep] liz: this is video from right in front of the louis vuitton. officers were seen trying to stop thieves. police are calling it looting and vandalism. that may not be the only store. police are investigating vandalism

la presencia de algunas nevadas en el norte donde serÁ lo fuerte, el Área de la bahÍa se va a canadÁ.er en la regiÓn en la noche. quÉ es un rio atmosfÉrico? es humedad que viene del pacÍfico, hacia la costa oeste de estados unidos, al norte de california, y maÑana entrarÍa con lluvia benÉfica para nosotros. temperatura en los 60, y aquÍ vemos el monitor de sequÍa de california, que va cambiando, le diremos cÓmo estarÁn los embalses. regresamos. >>> muchas gracias. vamos a hablar de algo que todo el mundo sabe, los precios de los medicamentos en estados unidos son los mÁs altos en el mundo, por eso hay residentes que para sobrevivir se ven obligados a viajar a otros paÍses. >>> a quÉ se debe esos costos? de eso nos habla valeria aponte, turismo mÉdico en la frontera. >>> si no fuera por el medicamento. >>> la vida de marcos pende de un hilo, l 9 de septiembre marco se vio involucrado en un accidente de trÁnsito que lo dejÓ paraplÉjico y Él depende de medicamentos para sobrevivir. >>> con dos medicamentos que tomo al mes son 20 mil dÓlares. >>> precios que son obstÁculos en su vida. >>>

and we've talked to our democratic colleagues in colorado, nevada and new mexico where women in their states weren't actually able to access a clinic for abortions because, understandably, so many people have fled texas to get those services. and it's heartbreaking to hear the stories of what is happening. women who are driving a thousand miles round trip in a day because they don't have child carat home, they don't have time off from work. they hay be trying to escape an abuser who assaulted them in the

on the streets freely despite active warrant in nevada failing to report a change of address after pleading guilty to statutory sexual seduction when he impregnated a 15-year-old girl in 2006. since 1999, he has been charged with at least 16 crimes and was released from jail just days ago

nevada wins 27-24. they have now lost ten straight to nevada.ing with cofede issues and a depleting issues hosting new jersey. ready for the game sharks get on the board. what a pass. his second of the year. jersey would tie it up but in the third on the power play jonathan blasts it home for his fifth of the year 2-1 sharks. new jersey ties it up late as the rookies excited a scoreless overtime so a shootout. he had a fine game but the shootout 3-2 devil win. >> all right and now lets get a check of the forecast. certainly happy to have that extra hour of sleep. >> fantastic. and hope you enjoyed it too. here's a look at that weak system that went through yesterday brought a lot of cloud cover. a couple hundredths in sonoma. looking at a rainy afternoon. here's the view from our camera. 50 in san francisco as well as oakland. 41 half moon bay. nice view where numbers have dropped into the upper 30s around santa rosa, napa, low 40's in liver more and at zever cove in the sierra nevada. highs today will be in the 40's. and dramatic clouds there.

he runs the largest lithium ion battery factory in the world just outside reno, nevada.other. all of them are for just one electric car maker, tesla. >> do you guys ever shut down? does this ever take a break? >> no. never stopped 24/7, 365 days a year. >> the batteries are made on the pan sonic side known as the tesla giga factory. and then these robots drive them to the tesla side where they are put inside the cars. >> what do we as a country need to do or what do countries need to do to meet this demand? >> we don't have a supply chain in the united states. we have to work hard at that. >> are we going to see more battery factories like this all over the country? >> yes. fundamentally, yes. it is a long way to go. >> those factories will need a lot of lithium. >> it is a huge variety of things. it could be cell phone batteries, laptop batteries. >> which is why the ceo of redwood materials and a former tesla executive says all those lithium batteries need to be recycled. >> the sheer number of batteries and the sheer number of vehicles is massive. so if there is no sc

all nevada retakes the lead in the fourth carson strong to romeo dubs. minutes ago fourth and goal for san jose state. charcoal to derek dies for the tying touchdown tied at 24. he had three touchdowns seven seconds ago though, nevada kicker brandon tarletonsed thred goals, but makes this one from 45 yards out for the win nevada wins 27-24 this spartans have now lost 10 straight. to nevada like cal football the san jose sharks have also been dealing with covid issues and a depleted roster hosting new jersey tonight dad and daughter ready for the game sharks get on the board in the second period what a pass from mario ferraro rudolph's bowser's his second of the year lights the lamp jersey ties it up and now third period on the power play rookie jonathan dahlin blasted home his of the year to unsharkey's new jersey ties it up late and a scoreless overtime. so we go to a shootout james reimer had a fine game in net but damon severson scores to win the shootout in its 3-2 devils at the tank abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris. thank you m

thank you for what you did as attorney general in nevada and what you tip to do. my good friend, senator leahy, who has been working on these things for a long time. and todd young and tom till list, representative david trone and reschenthaler. there you are. i couldn't see you. i apologize. and by the way, david worked closely with our special guest here today. angela bomba, widow of montgomery county police officer, thomas. whose faithful experience helped inspire this bill. every day our nation's police officers answer the call and confront scenes that can take a toll on them as well and leave them traumatized. it's not fundamentally different than folks in the battlefield. a lot of people come home without physical wounds but come home with post traumatic stress. and responding to terrible incidents. the same happens for our law enforcement officers. arriving at homicide scenes. handling child abuse cases. they confront these situations, they need -- we need to help them recover from the invisible wounds. these wounds are no different from wounds i said our m

aquí estuvo carlos justic diéndonos que pasó con esa fuerte nevadas durante 48 horas, ese sistema debierabién se sentirá más frío. vienen alguna lluvias que son pequeñas pero hablaremos de esto en el siguiente segmento >> bien recibidas serán esas lluvias. gracias, guillermo. >> desde el comienzo del año pasado ha habido más de tres docenas de quejas y cuatro restos por acoso, de aprobarse estaría siguiendo la estela de auckland. >> antes de terminar la reunión el consejo votó para votar por una ordenanza y señalizar áreas para vapeo, ordenanza que será puesta funcionar dentro de cinco meses. >> también programa permite a negocios operar en el exterior. >> dueños de restaurantes en san francisco esán preocupados porquee últimamente reciben quejas por las mesas que colocaron en la calle durante la pandemia le reclama porque no tienen tec acera y porque les dan un plazo de dos semanas para arreglar la ó pero el problema aseguran es que los avisa provienen de diferentes áreas de la ciudad como la alcaldía los bomberos por lo que les piden se pongan de acuerdo para evitar mal en entendidos >>

imprudente, opciones que aÚn no han sido decididas, para andrew bennett la oficina del trÁfico de nevadaa implementarse, sin embargo, cree que su aplicaciÓn serÁ de a poco y llevara tiempo. >> en la calle tambiÉn se cree que esto podrÍa traer muchos beneficios. >> la verdad me parece muy bien, pues lo que estÁn pensando en todos, ya que algunos no toman y algunos no les importa como anden y agarren el volante. >> un parÁmetro para decir bueno, si se me paraliza el vehÍculo me va a salvar la vida. >> sea responsable al conducir, vamos a una pausa. miles de personas se preparan para viajar en esta semana de acciÓn de gracias pero las condiciones del tiempo podrÍan ser un grave problema. >> la ciudad del Área de la bahÍa podrÍa empezar a pedir a los residentes consumir menos agua. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? feliz lunes un lunes mayormente despejado, y temperaturas un poco por encima del promedio, pero viene nubosidad en camino, les tengo los detalles tras la pausa >> gracias por continuar con nosotros, miles de personas se estÁn preparando para viajar por aviÓn y juntarse con sus familias en acciÓn

titus of nevada, i inform the house that ms. titus of nevada will aye on h.r. 1975. and as the member designated by mr. larsen of washington state, i inform the house that mr. larsen of washington state will vote aye on h.r. 1975. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. escobar: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. fletcher, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote yes on h.r. 1975. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on h.r. 1975. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. spanberger: as the member designated by mrs. axne, i inform the house that mrs. axne will vote yes on h.r. 1975. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, i inform the ho

titus of nevada, i inform the house that ms. titus of nevada will also vote aye on h.r. 2758. and as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. kind of wisconsin will vote aye on h.r. 2758. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. man of kansas, i inform the house that mr. mann will vote no on h.r. 2758. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. sires, i inform the house that mr. sires will vote yes on h.r. 2758. as the member designated by mr. donald payne, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 2758. as the member designated by mr. donald norcross, i inform the house that mr. norcross will vote yes on h.r. 2758. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. salazar will vote yes on h.r. 275

nevada wins. the spartans have now lost 10 straight to nevada.ey, the sharks get on the board in the second period. jonathan doll and blasted it home for his fifth of the year. a scoreless over time so it goes to a shootout. damien that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lisa. lisa: this is a decent storm. it will not be anything like what we saw that the first weeks of november. that week system yesterdayayayay brought a couple hundredths into sonoma county. this is what is on the way. it is developing offshore and it will bring us some welcome rain. 51, san francisco. and clear this afternoon, rainy and windy. it is a level two system and we are looking at heavy rain and gusty winds intensifying. as we look at the next next hours, it is clear out there. rain on the way by the afternoon in the north bay. it will be the evening commute that is impacted. here comes the heavier rain. rough. i the north bayes withatim s we coul ponding on the roadways. l b on the soggside. raere from inch in san francisco to over an inch

not to mention nevada as well to your point. let's just name them for one moment, lawrence.multiple drug charges, multiple domestic abuse charges, drug charges, paternity suit charges, sex with a minor, mentioned active in nevada. and assault to the tune of strangulation. why? why didn't -- was the criminal justice system not reforming this individual or locking him up and throwing away the key in the answer, lawrence is bail reform. it's a democratic policy push of bail reform. he was released in february of this year on $500 bond. he was arrested to your point just a few weeks ago for almost this very same crime using his car to run over someone he was released this time on $1,000 bond, lawrence. this is because there is a d.a. in the waukesha county ends to model milwaukee after san francisco. just to put the cherry on he top here. on this day, on this day, lawrence, alexandria ocasio-cortez tweets out the need for more bail reform to put more criminals on the street like brooks. >> lawrence: you know, will, the nevada charge right there? it was a 15-year-old girl. this i

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why are you running for lieutenant governor of nevada?e're, you know, very conscientious about our climate. we need to keep our infrastructure solid but one of the other big things we face here is a housing shortage. it's absolutely terrible. we have people who are working full-time jobs, living in their cars. so there are so many issues that we see facing us. another thing we see is people want to be engaged in politics and their voices are overheard. it's important to give everybody representation wherever they are in the state, whatever their background is in the state. i'm really running to represent all nevadans. >> what's the number one thing you hear from constituents on the campaign trail? >> like i pointed out a little bit earlier, most of the people -- many of the people i've been talking to recently said they don't feel that their voices are being heard and there is -- this isn't to put anybody down. we have some great elected officials. we've got the first majority female legislature in nevada and they've all done a really gre

host: we mentioned you are the dean of the nevada delegation. congress during the depths of the great recession. how has that downturn compared in nevada to the downturn we have seen during covid? guest: it really is comparable, except the recession was really focused on housing. at that time the district was a little more into the suburbs than it is now. we had seven of the top 10 zip codes in the whole country in that one district for foreclosures. a lot of people have come to california, speculated. prices had gone up until they crashed. we spent our time helping people stay in their homes, deal with foreclosure, bringing banks and nonprofits to the table. this time we have high unemployment. housing is an issue, affordable housing and rental assistance, but the needs are much broader. at that time we had 1000 calls a week. in the pandemic we have many calls asking about, where is there check? we had somebody people unemployed the federal government provided the funding, but it was the state apparatus that had to get that funding out the door

maybe one 100 up in nevada. you will probably notice the gusty winds.commute. the second half of the knowing and the other direction with high snow levels and snow levels coming down in the mountains. heavier rain gets into the bay area overnight. monday night into tuesday and it lasts through the first half of tuesday and we will dry out not only for the rest of the day, it looks like the rest of the week we will have dry weather. welcoming the rain. it looks widespread from three quarters of an inch in livermore to over an inch for the rest of the bay area. committee one and and one third in richmond and you will see over one inch in santa rosa. still looking at those higher resolution models coming into the next 24-48 hours where we can pinpoint the heavier rain because the models have been focusing on a widespread event. that will be some good news. usually we get that rain shadow effect in the south bay. it looks aggressive for that into mckay san jose. the winds will accompany that system later today with the weak system. temperatures underneath t

nevada is 70 degrees cooler. take a look at some isolated foggy spots, we are seeing some lowest visibility into concord, less than a quarter of a mile, napa down to a quarter of a mile. just remember slow it down up there. it's going to be around at least for the first half of our morning. by the afternoon we expecting plenty of sunshine and yes, our temperatures are also going to start to warm up. we are beginning a bit of a warming trend. san jose, topping out in the upper 60s. san jose, 67. oakland, 65. concord at 67. live moore at 65. we'll be topping out mid to upper 60s and even around peninsula. if you are heading into the city, expect temperatures heading into the mid-60s. gusting about 30 or 40s. santa rosa at 67 degrees. napa at 69. let's take a look at some of those wind gusts. it's going to get breezy this afternoon again. higher elevations of the strongest o f the gusts. around 3 clock, a little breezy, 17 and 20 plus miles per hour. heading into sunday, it gets windier in the 20/25 mile range in sa

let's send them back to nevada.r job this never would've happened. >> i do have a partial statement from the milwaukee county d.a.'s office and i want to read it to you right now. "the state bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low in light of the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mr. brooks. the bail recommendation in this case is not consistent with the approach of the milwaukee county district attorney's office toward matters involving violent crime nor was it consistent with the risk assessment of the defendant prior to setting up bail. so brian, could the dav in legal jeopardy? or is he protected because of his position? >> i'm having trouble hearing you, but let me read you -- let me read you an exact quote from this prosecutor when he was elected. >> can you hear me? >> no, i don't want you to read that. i want you to answer my question. can you hear me? if you can't hear me, we have to stop this and regroup. >> i'm so sorry. i apologize, he got all dressed up and re

but in this year in nevada, winter weather -- in the sierra nevada, a winter weather advisory.r. looking at i-80, highway 50, and the pass. we will be watching that, but that system pales in comparison to what we are expecting. safety -- 55 san francisco, oakland. san jose at 64. another interesting view over the city with the cloud cover and some sun. 47 santa rosa to her 53 by the delta. 52 in livermore. the sun sets tonight at 6:05 and tomorrow at 5:04 so we get that extra hour of sleep. there is a look at mount diablo. we have cloudy skies this morning. the clouds lingering for the first. in the north bay, the east and south bay could see sunny breaks and we have a sunny sunday. the rain returns monday into tuesday and the rest of the day looking at the shower activity pushing through with a front falling apart into the north bay. we could see a light shower, some sprinkles. as the clouds thin out, we will not see much in the way of sunshine until sunday. one 100s in the north bay. this is monday where you have a dry commute for the first half of the day and the evening com

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need to increase the pace and scale of our treatments on the western slopes of california sierra nevada mountain range. i'm chip yost. >> well, and other national news ahmaud arbery's mother speaking out just days after the 3 men shot and killed her son were convicted. she says she's thankful justice was served wanda cooper-jones gather with family and friends in georgia. she says while she's thankful for that verdict. the murder convictions are not going to bring that person cooper jones also says the loss of her son leaves a huge hole in her family. not only does she lose a son but her children lost a sibling and our grandchildren lost an uncle. >> thank hope. it passes it. the first thanksgiving, they will happen. saying that we haleigh and justice for but again, i mean, heart still having that thanksgiving my babies. thank you. >> the man convicted burries death all face a mandatory sentence of life in prison. the judge will decide whether their sentences are served with without the possibility of parole. and amazing outpour of support for a man who was exonerated after being wrongf

he runs the largest lithium ion battery factory in the world...just outside reno nevada. for just one electric car maker...tesla. do you guys ever shut down? does this ever take a break,. >> no. never stop, 24/7, 365 days a year, we don't stop. >> the batteries are made on the panasonic side of this massive facility known as the tesla gigafactory... ...and then these robots, humming along to the theme from the super mario brothers video game... ...drive them to the tesla side where they are put inside the cars. >> what do we as a current do or what do companies do to meet this new demand? >> we don't have a supply chain here in the united states. we have to work hard at that. if we get that right we're going to rock in america write will be really fourful. >> are we going to get more battery factories in this all over the country? >> yes, fundamentally yeah, i mean it's not even touching the bottom of the barrel at this point. so it's not long ago. >> those factories will need a lot of lithium. which is why jb straubel.ùthe co of redwood materials.ùand a former tesla exec

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you're currently at 46 a fairfield 48 degrees and then nevada 48 saint you're currently in the upper 40's as well. those things will it's all thanks to high pressure that we're going to see continuing to build around the bay area bringing us of those warmer conditions and a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy. these are going to the highs today. now, you might be a degree or 2 actually warmer than what we saw yesterday in your neighborhood san francisco downtown. you'll be at a high of 70 today. 74 in hayward. that's a few degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. 74 expected in fremont, redwood city. you'll be at a high of 7576 expected in downtown san jose. and then you're north bay zone. a 69 in mill valley. we're expecting 74 degrees under sunny conditions in the nevada area looking ahead into your weekend just beautiful. that's we're expecting all the way through sunday clouds are going to start returning on sunday, but otherwise it's going to be a really nice weekend trying to get out of the house and spend some time outside around the bay temperatures are going to be in the upper

today's daytime highs will remain in the 60's much as we have been seeing nevada.our few spots to rise into the low 70's hayward. certainly getting close up to 69 along with concord while oakland fremont and san jose each at 68 for today's daytime highs. you we stay dry into tomorrow. now thursday night into friday morning does bring the potential of some showers. the first we've seen in a minute now. so it'll be nice to see at least that pattern break saturday into sunday skies right back out. we remain pretty steady with some familiar weather daytime highs remaining solid in the 60's. back to rain john, thank you so much for that tracking no major hot spots at this hour. if you're heading from the east bay into the city right now. >> to that fremont street exit a little under 9 minutes. metering lights are still off san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues about a 13 minute drive for you this morning. let's also get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge as you're heading out of richmond, things are still pretty quiet this m

justin rowlatt, bbc news, the sierra nevada mountains.avid shukman, joins me now. david, we have had to weeks of talking, the negotiations should have ended four hours ago but they continue into the night and the weekend so do you detect any sense that there may be a deal? —— two weeks. i that there may be a deal? -- two weeks. ~ ., ., , weeks. i think all the indications are from conversations - weeks. i think all the indications are from conversations i - weeks. i think all the indications are from conversations i have i weeks. i think all the indications l are from conversations i have had that there will be an agreement at some point. quite what is in it exactly, when we get it, i don't think anyone can predict. it is a measure of the desperation of this process that alok sharma, the chairman of this, will have consultations all night long with key countries and with groups of countries in an effort to produce a new draft of the agreement in time for tomorrow morning and then a whole series of meetings after that. but there are some f

the border patrol sheriff's departments across california and nevada, a space force has i mean. >> a whole bunch of people. agencies are very interested in these horses because there are natural born trail horse there. they're wonderful, smart animal know what is so great about this program. is that not only benefits the wild horses but the inmates here that are working this program. >> and then people to realize they have a lot more in common with these magnificent beasts, then you would think. >> well, works over there in the in the jail does not work out here. you've got 2 lost souls in there. they have to learn to work together. they're going to save each other. that's what you're dealing with here in this arena. the inmates learn the 6 levels of horsemanship starting with basic care all the way up to writing and sorting the cows. this is those first time ever during the sorting will start testing for his level 6 here tomorrow. actually this opens up a huge market most of these guys are repeat offenders and. >> that's what's important. the program breaks the cycle, the skills tha

for now on the western slopes of california's sierra nevada mountain range. i'm chip yost. >> well, governor gavin newsom is named his choice to lead the california public utilities commission. alice reynolds, the governor senior adviser on energy policy has been appointed to be the president of the utilities regulator. the cpu see is tasked with holding utility companies accountable. this includes pg and e and other electric utilities struggling with wildfire safety. reynolds appointment must be confirmed by the state senate. >> i'm very concerned. and in parts of the country that winter has already started the northern part of the country that they are seen surges. >> the bay area. health officials are bracing for a possible winter surge in covid cases that is more people are hitting the road and planning large gatherings for the holidays. kron four's. phillipe djegal has more on that. >> as more of us are taking to the skies were hitting the road for the holidays. contra costa health services health officer doctor chris farnitano says we are in better shap