everyone should realize it is worse in nevada.on the ground, they were interviewing hispanic voters, it was just amazing to see they are done with the democrat party. they understand the democrat party's policies are reckless. they are destroying the american dream for hispanics, there the shut down policies. crushed all-time highs small businesses. they shut down our schools for a few years. you can imagine the single hispanic mom that is trueing to still earn a living and figure out zooming at home for her kids these are voters who are swinging to us dramatically. the numbers are stark. in 2018. today we have seen tied to me down 10 points, that is the movement you see with the hispanic community, for guys like you and i see a about time we have always been for the american dream. it took a few years for hispanic voter to understand that democrat policies will kill this country, we have to defeat the left, do it immediately or the country we all love and values we believe in they are not going to survive. survive? joe biden's am

including my own state of nevada. and nevada, our voters approved a ballotot initiative in 1992 enshrine a woman's right to choose in our state laws. what happened to my colleagues claims of respecting the rights of states to make that decision? apparently it was not enough to pack the court was supreme court justices that would vote to deprive women of the rights they have held for 50 years under the guise of states rights. now, when far rightdi republicas disagree with the stick like mine, they plan to impose their own laws. the current legislation introduced by senator graham stops the people in pro-choice estates, like mine, like nevada, from choosing to protect the rights of women. at the same time it leaves in place a structure abortion fans in 14 states. but these far right republicans are effectively saying now is antichoice states, you are free to choose however harsh you what you are abortion bans to be. but you pro-choice estates, you're out of luck. whatever the voters want and yours states really does not

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joining us now is nevada state candidate adam laxalt.s adam can republicans take here from the simple message from the newly elected italian prime minister of god, family, and country? >> look what we see in the last few years or at least have filled us all of the world and apparently in italy they feel the same way, the radical green new deal, open border policy. all of this reckless rhetoric that continues to destroy our roots, our culture, our foundations, they clearly are rejecting that. we are seeing that massively here and my state in my home state of nevada. and across the country. people understand that the left is destroying our traditions, or institutions. they are attacking a family comedy are attacking our constitutional system. which is why laura don't believe any of the height. we are living in a red wave, people are absolutely going to send a message to joe biden him alive pundit said it cortez. and the left, they are fed up we want our country back. >> laura: sheet i think she thought she was good be comfortable in this c

heat live in nevada ali rasmus ktvu. news temperatures causing all kinds of problems. ali thank you. a new report finds her cellphone could allow authorities to track your movements without your permission or a search warrant. jackie bonnie's explains police departments across the country could be using your own cellphone against you. it's sort of a mass surveillance program on a budget. it starts with your phone's advertising id number. every cell phone is assigned a specific one when using an app with the location services turned on. it allows businesses to send you tailored ads to products you might like based on your specific whereabouts. the number will ping periodically. gives off the number that time and the location. and that pain for the indecisive this type of advertising could help you make smarter purchases. but according to an investigation by the associated press, virginia based company fog data science is able to use people's ad id information to track where their mobile device has traveled. icu. um all of

arizona and nevada. look at that. there's a lot of remnant moisture from post tropical cyclone k which is still sitting right off the coast just right there along the mexico southern california border. we've had lightning strikes up into areas like ventura and santa barbara counties just northwest of los angeles, as well as some heavy rainfall pushing through the eastern deserts on up into portions of the sierra nevada and then arizona in the state of nevada itself really seeing that heavy, hnavy rainfall from this system. great to be seeing the moisture there. not so much tapping into the lightning that does upper fire risk, especially in southern california because of this continued heavy rainfall, some parts of los angeles county and that out to arizona and nevada under continued flash flood advisories. we should be dodging any sort of that moisture, though, here in the bay area tapping into it as much. we do have the humidity, but becoming less and less humid as the week goes by. so today already goi

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a joining us now is nevada stateem candidate adam laxalt. ns adam what lessons, adam, can republicans take here from this simple message from the newly elected italian prime minister of god , family and country? >> well, look what we've seenore over the last few years. asour leaders have failed us aly over the world and apparently in italy, they feel the same way. the radical green newdeal open border policy all this recklesss rhetoric that continues too deso destroy our roots, our cultureha ,our foundations, they clearly are rejectining that.g that.g tm and we're seeing thaast massiven here in my state.y home state of nevada. and across the count my home state in nevada u and across the country, people understand that the left is destroying our traditions, our institutions. constitutional sysinstitutthey they're attacking our constitutional system, wewhich is why i believe laura don't believe any of the hype we are living in a red wave. people are actually going to send a message to joe biden. my opponent, senator catherine cortez masto, an

i would imagine in nevada, probably in history.it's moving forward. i would say that 2022 in nevada should be a good mir railroad of what's to come and a good foreshadowing example of what's to come across the country. >> and we are looking at rural counties in nevada. these are conservative. they do have smaller populations. but voting rights activists say they absolutely matter. and here's why. because if you think about the vote spread in some of these battleground states like nevada we're talking about thousands -- yes, tens of thousands in some cases, but generally thousands. and that is where it matters, the margins. a thousand here, a few hundred here. what they are worried about is if this works in this county and other rural counties, john, that this could be upscaled to the other battleground states. >> terrific report. thank you very much. >>> it is a busy night here. coming up, the results from alaska's special house election just in as former governor sarah palin attempts to make a political comeback. by treating my sk

you have being the first elected, black elected official statewide in nevada. how does your perspective and background inform your priorities and decisions as the attorney general for the state of nevada? >> listen reverend, right after george floyd was murdered, i went to the television area and i said lesson before became attorney general, i was a black man. i'm a black man, married to a black woman raising three black sons in the black nephew. and then one and done being a general, i would be a black man. so that absolutely informs the approach of i take, recognizing that i have some experiences that have not otherwise been represented in this particular office. and so for example, when you have an opponent running against me that is said she wants to see me handing from a crane, that two plays a huge part in a way that i approach this. recognizing that i represent a struggle that has not been been fulfilled, and continue to work with representation and all that we do. i am proud and honored to be the attorney general for nevada, plowed to represent a back r

first, mark meredith on the trail in nevada.> nevada republicans are trying to make education one of three top issues for their race this november. you've got the republican gubernatorial candidate joe lombardo trying to make education a big part of his campaign. as you mentioned today, he brought out the verge governor glenn youngkin to convince voters he's ready. you hit the nail on the head. this is an issue that youngkin campaigned on a year ago. now youngkin says that lombardo is passionate on this issue, whether it be addressing the teacher shortage that we've been talking about or the shortfalls that have all come back from remote learning. we had a chance to speak with lombardo. he says youngkin is a national leader on this important issue. >> from the very beginning, his campaign is based on education. that's what mine has been based on. it's never been a priority. it's been -- it has been somewhat of a priority for every previous governor but not a real priority. >> a recent poll shows that democratic governor leads in

you see a little green up on the radar right around reading in east into the sierra nevada. we have another day of flash flood advisories for an of nevada, arizona and southern california. >> as the remnants of that moisture continues to sit around the region, just not having a big impact for us in the bay area. 50's 60's for current temps, pittsburgh and brett, what you are in the low 70's, though, one of the reasons it's so mild is actually partly because of that muggy feel it's allowed temperatures to hold on to the mild overnight. so rather than a really dry and cold evening, they got the mild and muggy feeling this morning. back to you. all right. let's take a peek at the which is really heated up. you can take a look here at the approach to the bay bridge. everybody is going to work. >> i like the clouds and that shot, too. you get a little bit of sky. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. wow. it's still rolling and the limit. so not too bad here. westbound 92. is that right? hand side? that's the commute direction. you can tell. richmond center fell bridge has b

across the border in nevada the review journal reported how the local coffee shops are caught between high cost of supplies and chasing customers away with higher prices. the shop says everything from coffee two cups gets more expensive and raises prices by about 10%. we've done our best month to pass this onto the customers because we do understand that we are all in the same boat together. the colorado sun spoke on the new resident of westminster and said he admitted the towns to lower the impact of an 18% rent will increase. it's cut back on cable, driving and biting me to the grocery store and washington state. the "seattle times" reporting four and ten and now spending more than 30% of their paychecks on rent. when one learn her rent would b, increasing in early 10% she said i just wanted to cry. i'm barely making it. i'm just a senior citizen. in georgia the press reports local small businesses are still facing a rocky road according to othe owner of one power washing business in evans materials are getting more expensive and the potential clients are more hesitant to get any wo

pero la calidad del aire con el humo de incendio, está peligroso el aire hacer pases central a las nevadaslecer comenzar capa de humo, nos ayudará al viento que se incrementara pero el humo quedará, panorama local, lloviznas, trejo tasas el sur hacia el este lugares como (nombre en inglés), la humedad es producto de los remanente del huracán, estuvo afectando lo que fue baja california hacia el sur, queda nubosidad en camino por eso mañana condiciones variables y mañana cálido como hoy sábado temperatura 85 en santa rosa, 77 en san francisco y un equilibrio a partir del lunes con temperaturas que van estar en el rango de los 70 con temperatura por debajo de promete y ocurre ya que el viento se incrementa sobre todo esta tarde el domingo y para mañana lunes, pero será de 15 a 30 millas en respuesta al paso de un sistema norte, traerá línea y temperatura para nosotros lluvias que son bienvenidos, 70° en los próximos días con una semana de 95 en san francisco, fresco temperatura entre altos 60 y bajo 70°, sacar el tiempo >>> el negocio que es una promesa de perseverancia, la promesa de que nu

governor glenn youngkin is in nevada to try to help g.o.p. gubernatorial nominee joe lombardo.gas. >> i want to be considered the educational governor. all right? [applause] >> republican gubernatorial candidate joe lombardo is promising nevada voters in elected he will address the state's teacher shortage and poor test scores. essentially embracing the same playbook virginia governor glenn youngkin used one year ago. >> from the very beginning his campaign has been based on education. that's what mine has been based on. >> government data shows nevada ranked significantly below other states eighth grade math and reading scores. lombardo tells fox that can change if nevada empowers parents to choose where their children attend school. >> this is why the progressive left is pushing so hard because they know that the republican agenda on education is the winning agenda. >> polls sholom barred dough essentially tied with his opponent. democratic governor steve sisolak. today sisolak slammed youngkin's visit while also pivoting voters away from education to abortion. sisolak's camp

so they focus way more in arizona and nevada. the party is often late to the game in terms of how close it gets down to the election and that's why nevada was closer than people expected. >> it should be a priority in day one not just a surge for voters. just look, nathan, at the change, percentage change, the number of latino voters since 2016 arizona was up. michigan up 123%. wisconsin down a little bit. the michigan number, you look at that, wow, it's still just 3%, 3.3% of the population. again, you talk about the margins. if you have a 50/50 race and you can overwhelmingly do well among a constituency 3% of the vote that can be the swing difference. >> you can compensate for losses with other demographics if you can boost it in one. both parties are wrestling with how to communicate with latino voters and it's not just about -- it used to be take an english ad and translate it into spanish. that's not how it works. some are looking at find ing third party validators. it's okay to vote against the party you've been voting for

but we're not blacking out anybody in arizona or nevada or even in l. a dwp.ke sure that they have enough power under contract from power plants that are running to serve their customers. the esso is exacerbating the problem. by allowing exports out of california at times of high demand. the former president of the public utilities commission there says while it's good to conserve energy regulators have to put californians first during rolling blackouts back in 2020 that were caused by electricity shortages. the power grid operator was still exporting power to other states. but according to cali, so the state did get nine gigawatts back from other states as well. the cupertino where several 1000 people lost power for hours, the dark and awfully hot on candles, flashlights. ah we're okay most for the most part, but i wouldn't want this to last for several hours. it already has been about five or six hours, and that's too long. we met one couple who said they couldn't cook because their appliances are all electric. they lost power at two o'clock in the afternoon

the bay area in a bit of haze as well, especially from the mosquito fire burning up in the sierra nevada radar shows some of that moisture that sprinkles we have this weekend not going to be seen today for our region, but we do have those up around reading near the oregon border and up in the sierra nevada, too. current temps mostly in the 60's. it's a mild start to the day. one of the reasons we are so mild is because the air is packed with a lot of moisture that allows less heat loss during overnight hours. that's the last chilly evenings conquered. you're at 68 right now. oakland and san mateo at 63 petaluma really are only spot sitting in the upper 50's james. all right. thank you very much, john. quick check of some of the roadways for you this morning. the bay bridge approach here at that. >> at the westbound, 80 looking pretty good. no reports of any problems. just checking the chp lot right now has pretty clear. so it's an easy ride for you from oakland to san francisco. no issues. there were also checking the right on highway 92 to the south of san mateo bridge, traveling at the

in the nevada unified school district to get more information live in nevada. 5 50. we get to talk to south castaneda watching our commute morning sun. good morning, dave and pam. we do have a little slowing out there developing now, but most of it is still light. if you want to get out there the tuesday after labor day usually is busy. i see the slowing that i'm talking about here on north dont wanna one passing 8 80 or approaching 80 from one on one, so please give yourself extra time. i will say that if you're driving out on the roads right now, most of this commute are going to be okay. this is a look at highway 24 getting out to the tunnel. it's getting a little bit more crowded. i think this is going to be a crowded day. the bay bridge is already showing signs of getting crowded. i think the next time we see it, we're going to see more cars, so just beware. it's going to be a hot day. as you know, and driving is going to be tough out there in some spots, 5 51 let's talk about that hot weather. trois berry salad, hot day and a spare the air day. so please,

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four seats are seen as toss-up us, in arizona, georgia, nevada and pennsylvania, and while ohio is not on the toss-up list, the race is tightening. j.d. vance with an advantage, his opponent, democratic congressman tim ryan has a powerful ground game. speaking of ohio, republican governor mike dewine expected to prevail, but seven governor's races are considered toss-ups, including arizona, maine and oregon, and republicans are trying to keep the voters focused on education. whether or not that's going to play out in the final days, we will find out. >> john: they have to have a powerful message to crack the abortion issue. need to try harder, mark. you think that. >> sandra: arkansas republican tom cotton. let's dig in there and pop up on the screen the breakdown of the senate races, arizona, watching georgia, nevada and pennsylvania, the open seat there. so, what do you see happening here, and what do you attribute the loss of momentum for your party? >> sandra, i'm confident we are going to win control of the house and the senate. i would not say we have had a loss of momentum. look

in nevada the race for senate is a toss up.n katherine masto. >> why are more latinos preferring republicans now? what is happening? >> i can only tell you what i know in informed, and the will tee knows that i talked to may be different than those i talk to. they are looking for somebody that understands the challenges that they are facing. >> reporter: democrats in nevada can count on the backing of a key union. they plan to knock on over a million doors before election day. democrat union member joleen raez helped canvas in the 90-degree the heat. >> if republicans get into office, they are going to overturn our rights in the state. >> reporter: yes the gop needs just a small shift to make big midterm gains. all eyes set on the latino vote. very important test for catherine and for democrats in nevada. it's important to point out that nevada is unique and different from places like texas where we have seen republicans gain support with latinos. the issues that might affect the people in texas could be slightly different in n

they want to force the states of nevada and other states like nevada to limit women's freedom. even though voters in my state voted to legally protect the right to choose that nevada women have had for 50 years. i've been saying for months now that some of my colleagues would never be satisfied with just overturning roe. and that they wouldn't rest until there was a national ban on abortion. this bill shows every american that not only are women's rights under attack, but so is the democratic process in states like nevada . if we don't have an abortion ban on the books, our state rights don't matter. that is just unacceptable. we can't let our nieces, our daughters, our granddaughters grow up in a world where they have fewer rights than we have had in the past. so i for one will keep fighting back. because this is about the fundamental right for american women and the will of people in states like nevada to make this decision and help and vote for the right of women to choose so thank you madame president and i yield the floor. >> madame president the senator from ohio hawaii.

cuando digo california me refiero a todo el estado de hecho toda la región desde oregón, washington, nevadaevo méxico, sonora, chihuahua y desde canadá hacia méxico donde el panorama va a continuar así, el sistema de alta presión sigue posicionándose a medida que va desplazándose sobre california para que las temperaturas sigan subiendo y mantiene alejada la influencia del mar en la región. se pone candente la cosa y es por eso que el servicio meteorológico lanza precisamente la advertencia en todo el estado y en algunos como nevada y arizona, oiga después de una actividad nula en el mes de agosto del atlántico finalmente aparece ya alcanza vientos cercanos a los que son las treinta y ocho millas, que se convierte en tormenta tropical y estancia el norte pero vemos organizando sobre el sur precisamente del atlántico otro sistema que seguramente en los próximos días estarán surgiendo. se desata el atlántico puede ser categoría dos, no afecta a la unión americana va hacia el norte. vamos a ver cómo están las temperaturas antes que nada la lista que se presenta simplemente cuatro sobre vamos a

nevada republicans are trying to make education a major issue in the november gubernatorial race.st church we'll hear from the republican nominee and the sheriff of clark county, nevada and focus a lot on different education issues. as the democratic governor in the state continues to face questions about education things like the teacher shortage and important statewide results. democrat slightly ahead within the margin of error. nevada democrats say they plan to campaign heavily on education, too. >> republicans may feel energized. democrats feel even more energized because we take these things seriously. >> now today virginia governor glenn youngkin who campaigned heavily on education will make two stops for lombardo, one in vegas and one in reno this afternoon. see likely to lend credibility on the issue making sure the spotlight is on education. you have to wonder how much this may fuel further speculation that youngkin may consider a run in 2024 for the white house because after all, nevada is an early contest state. >> bill: it's getting hotter. nice to see you in las vegas

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there's things that are similar when it comes to virginia and nevada.state for republicans. he made news signing an order banning critical race theory from being taught in virginia. yesterday we asked lombardo what his thoughts were, and he said there was no place in nevada for critical race theory or for a curriculum like that one. he says he wants parents to have more control. these views align with a lot of republicans. here's what's really interesting about lombardo. he was asked on abortion if he would fight against a national ban on abortion, and he said he would. he's been very careful to play to the republican voter but also to the moderate nonpartisan voter. in nevada, a pro-choice state, there is a law that protects abortion to more than 20 weeks. it's a very unique campaign. lombardo bringing in youngkin and saying that he's basically following that playbook as he tries to flip this state away from the democrats and from the current incumbent governor, steve sisolak. >> live for us in reno. thank you. good to see you. appreciate it. and of co

week because of the excessive heat live in nevada. news, ali. thank you. by late this morning, we expect temperatures to top more than 100 degrees again in inland parts of the east bay. it was 116 degrees yesterday in livermore, so families were looking for ways to stay cool, but also were aware of the flex alert. we spoke with people who decided the best solution was to head to lizzie's fountain downtown. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. when we were going to go out today. i was like, i don't want to leave a little kiddie pool that we've put them in earlier and then we just decided to come downtown and let them run them up in the fountain. local officials open cooling centers at libraries and community centers across the east bay, while many parks and open spaces were shut down because of fire danger, walnut creek's heather farm was open and very popular. one family told us they plan for the weather by setting up a canopy, renting a snow cone machine and giving the kids water toys. plenty of water. plenty ice. i haven't tried waking

including my own state of nevada. in nevada, our voters approved a ballot initiative in 1990, to enshrine a woman's right to choose in our state laws. so what happened to my colleagues claims of respecting the rights of states to make that decision? well, apparently it wasn't enough to pack the court was supreme court justices who would vote to deprive women of the right that they they've he0 years under the guise of states' rights. now when far right republicans disagree with this date decision like mine, they plan to impose their own laws. the current legislation introduced by senator graham stops the people in pro-choice states, like mine, like nevada, from choosing to protect the rights of women. at the same time it leaves in place stricter abortion bans in 14 states. what these far right republicans are effectively saying now is, anti-choice states, you are free to choose however harsh you want your abortion bans to be, but you pro-choice states, you're out of luck. whatever the voters want in your states, it rea

he's like southern california on up into arizona and nevada.l gradually push out of the region as we make our way through the rest of this week. that means drying conditions across the state and west of that sticky feel for those of us in the bay area, 60's and 70's for san francisco today. 60's at the coast and 70's 80's elsewhere. we don't have in the 90's in your 4 zone forecast today. certainly no triple digits either, which is what we had all over the place last week as we were shattering records. livermore been mentioning it your one 16 a week ago today. today, lee, 83 degrees. oakland at 73 conquered 86. even our hottest spots, antioch in vacaville, not quite getting to 90 and tomorrow and wednesday are expected to be even cooler with highs falling into the 70's for some of our inland spots will bounce back a few degrees come thursday into the low 80's and stay that way into the weekend. bayshore cities remain in the 70's all the way through coastal areas solidly in the 60's. as for bridges, bay bridge, you're doing all right. definitely

it's just rolling right over the sierra nevada. so if you're headed to tahoe this weekend, be prepared like to see plenty of smoke up their convention. we're talking about hazy conditions around the bay area. see a lot of yellow showing up and then and get a little bad county in those areas right now. well, we've just seen them high pressure overhead, not much mix in the atmosphere. that's going to begin to change a little bit good air quality along the coastlines to publish in poor quality in the east bay in the south of the big changes after this. we will see these numbers still. it's going to be hot inland. no getting around. may be as hot as 104 degrees. i think in the warmer spots inland tomorrow, a lot of 70's 80's around the bay 90's in the santa clara valley. so cooling down 60's coast side next couple days. these numbers all drop. and how about that by saturday and sunday, temperatures really come down across the board. some clouds come our way. still a slight chance of some thunderstorms, especially in the south bay. all

let me ask, and, let me just talk a little bit about smart policies, because in nevada, in southern nevada we have done a really good job recognizing a small portion of the colorado river, how to conserve and reuse that water. how do you ensure that we are not only preserving our water but recognizing that the population continues to grow as well. and so, doctor vajjhala let me ask you this. how can the best practices of cities like las vegas help inform how others cities can improve the water usage? note this, nevada in the early 2000s actually paid people to dig up their lawns. we know a lot of the watering on grass is where we lose that water to evaporation. it does not go back into the drain where we can reuse it in recycle it. we actually paid people to take up the majority of the grass, so much so that what has been taken off since over 2000 would be a ring around the earth. that is how much grass we have taken up. and, there are still restrictions we are putting in place. i am curious, doctor, best practices. we learned from one another, other other things we should be thinking abou

it's going to be up in the sierra nevada, unfortunately up in the tahoe area. but moving maybe a little bit further to the north. but we do show some improvement here and the next 24 hours or so, it looks like we'll see a strong westerly wind kicking up outside this. what we're looking at right now in the tahoe area. look at about as bad as you can be on the scale here as we're in the worst category across parts of tall, they are seeing a little bit of rain right now. just checked on the observation. that is to help the mix out to some of that smoke as well will start to precipitate some of that out of the atmosphere. but back in the bay area, you can see a little haze outside across our skies, but we should begin to see some improvement. we're getting along the coastline right now. you start to see some green showing up here. and i think tomorrow she markedly better around the bay area that stronger on shore breeze not only help to cool down the temperatures but helps to clear out the atmosphere to. so that's some good news for us as well. but to hold boy, all

including right here in battle ground nevada where they're expected to make up one out of every five year blaming democrats for soaring inflation and a weakening economy. >> i have to pay more to fill my tank and i don't have enough to feed my family, that's not a political issue, that's a survival issue. >> republicans proudly tout lara flores, a latino republicans who recently won a democratically held house seat in largely democratic texas. >> latinos are nod. they're angry at the party. >> and though republicans still have their work cut out for them. one poll showing democrats lead by 24 points nationally, among hispanic voters. and economic issues, their top voting concern. in nevada, the race for senate is a tossup. >> democrats hopes, resting on the incumbent katherine cortez-masto, the only latina ever elected to the senate. >> why are more latinos preferring republicans, what is happening in nevada? >> i can only tell you with the latinos that i am talking to, they are looking for somebody who is understanding the challenges they are facing. >> and they can count on the bac

incumbent is in nevada tell us about that match-up. >> reporter: that's right.s see this race, this senate race as their best opportunity to flip a democratic-held seat and potentially capturecontrol of the chamber. the single biggest reason is that the economic pain of inflation has hit particularly hard here. to understand why, you have to understand that this electorate, nevada's electorate, is packed with working class nevadans who work in the casino, the fancy casinos and hotels right behind me, on the las vegas strip, and make them function they have been hit hard by the rising costs of gas and food and adam laxault, republican nominee, is highlighting this all the time as his single most salient messages to voters if you're unhappy with the status quo, vote for me, i'm the change candidate and polls do show that there is a lot of dissatisfaction among nevada voters. katherine cortez master is portraying this as a choice and is trying to use the issue of abortion to galvanize democratic voters, to motivate them to go to the polls she's arguing that laxuaul

most of our flash flood advisories will be for those 2 states are eastern neighbors, arizona, nevada, those green areas indicating areas that could see some flash flooding due to the intensity. all this tropical moisture coming down in those areas. la also seeing the potential of a few isolated heavy showers today while the bay area, if anything is just on the drier trend, we're going to feel less muggy today. and we are going to see skies clearing out a little bit further. as for today's highs at 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coast and then only 70's along the bayshore last week. at this time we were talking triple digits on the bay shore in temperatures inland as much as 110 degrees and above. so what a change. san jose. and only 80 today, a little more you said are all time record high last week at one 16 today. it's just 83 while oakland at 73 degrees. concord, 86, even our warmest spots, antioch, in vacaville, not getting to 90 degrees. only upper 80's. tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler than today's tomorrow. and wednesday will be the coolest of the week actua

the same goes for before and after school activities live in nevada. lena howland, abc seven news thank you, lena, many bay area residents trying to do whatever they can to stay cool. and that includes going to the beach. getting some ice cream. whatever it takes, abc seven news reporter tim john spoke with people trying to beat the heat. it was a labor day under the sun for people in san francisco's marina district. as temperatures soared into the afternoon, many ventured outdoors trying to escape the sweltering heat inside. you don't need air conditioning, except for one or two days a year, and then the days a year you do need it. you're like, oh, no. stephanie elkin came out to marina green to be closer to the water. she says that he does not just to cause of concern for herself. but also for her dog. indiana bones. make sure he's got a lot of air on him. you know plenty of water. make sure we're on the outside with him for too long hot in san francisco today, it was actually one of the coolest parts of the bay area. several of the people we spoke w

the sierra nevada still in the midst of some rain and snow very much so needed. so nice to see that holding up for neighbors up in the sierra 50's for most of our current temps. couple of 40's up in the north bay, though, fairfax in petaluma at 48 degrees definitely would keep the jackets close at hand this morning before a comfortable afternoon that you can just step outside with the t-shirts on and enjoy as much as you want. even that little if you are hopping on westbound 5.80, or 80 this morning, crockett down towards the maze, a little under 27 minutes. >> to make that drive and things are starting to pick up along there all through berkeley, emeryville and richmond. so keep that in mind, heading into the city wants to get the maze that free much tx about 21 minutes for you traveling there, san mateo 82 want to want to 60 minute ride. no hazards or delays across towards the peninsula and taking one on one. if you're traveling up about 40 minutes as we start to pick up their starting at 85 towards menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a breaki

a live in nevada. lena howland, abc seven news do everything they can to keep the kids cool. thank you, lena. the excessive heat hitting the east bay especially hard as it often does encounter acosta county. one fast moving brush fire just outside of martinez. for some families from their homes. it was abc seven news reporter answer, hassan. and if you live in the division charlie monday evening, michael murphy and his wife can do is watch fire crews battled the so called franklin fire burning along highway foreign martinez. it threatened their house and barns. my grandson called me. we were at lowe's and conquered it, and we ran back this way. luckily everything is not not too close to the house, but it's it could be the fire quickly spreads over 100 acres, prompting evacuation warnings, including for them. my dogs and yeah, the wife and anything. valuable in the house and away. we went living out in these hills. the threat of wildfires is very real climate scientist patrick brown says. it's even greater in the heat wave like this one. these heat waves on the timescales of a

nevada' also ground zero for the most urgent effects of climate change, but nevada also stands to gain the most from the inflation reduction act. a record 14.5 million people and more than 100,000 nevadans have signed up for coverage through the a.c.a. marketplace. now that coverage will be even more affordable with the expanded tax credits in the inflation reduction act. medicare can finally negotiate lower drug prices which means savings for our seniors in every single taxpayer. and not only that the inflation reduction act caps out-of-pocket costs for part d drugs and insulin for seniors and individuals with disabilities on medicare. all of this means better, more accessible health care, and more money in nevadans pockets. but i'm also incredibly proud that this bill will tackle our climate crisis and stand up for nevada's future. the west is facing the worst drought in 12 centuries. in my district the dire situation at lake immediate is make -- meade is making headlines all over the world. this bill will help mitigate the harmful effects of our droughts by funding environmental res

frescas pero a partir de maÑana se sentirÁ el cambio en el Área de la bahÍa, en algunos lugares de nevada despejados con 65 grados. el calor comienza a llegar a partir de maÑana. el sistema de baja presiÓn que se mantiene alejado de california debido al domo de aire que se posiciona a partir de maÑana y hasta el martes, tambiÉn oregon, nevada, utah y arizona, cerca de 50 millones de personas sentirÁn lo fuerte del sistema. las advertencias estÁn ahÍ en california y tambiÉn para el Área de la bahÍa, el sÁbado, domingo y lunes que alcanzarÁn las mÁximas 105 grados y tambiÉn 110 grados. el sistema pudiera extenderse mÁs, mucho cuidado, hay que entender cÓmo funciona esto, y mantenerse fuera del sol en horas cercanas a las 11 hasta las 2 de la tarde. para maÑana corcord 101 grados. san josÉ 100 grados. luego temperaturas que continuarÁn en los tres dÍgitos. >>> ante el aumento de temperaturas el condado santa clara dijo que sus bibliotecas funcionaron como centros de enfriamiento. imÁgenes de (hablan en inglÉs) que muestran un incendio de dos alargas. el fuego se reportÓ en la avenida filgera

people the nevada started calling police after finding anti-somatic bags on their driveways.olice say it is not a crime. they say it it it is a hate motivated --. johnson issued a statement saying nevada police department takes matters of hate crime seriously. we are committed to investigating these incidents fully. >>> it is an old problem getting no attention. fed up with illegal dumping across oakland? neighbors are calling for action. the group called faith in action east bay cochran emergency declaration from the city council, as well as a strategy to deal with the issue. the group says many of oakland's neighborhoods have become clogged with abandoned cars and junk. they also say encampments have made their neighborhoods less safe. they argued the wealthier areas don't go through the same problems. >> our neighborhoods are not being treated fairly. city officials would never allow mountains of trash and abandoned vehicles to pile up in the hill neighborhood. >> council members are trying to find solutions to make sure trash cleanups are more frequent along with ongoing

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bad actors continue to try to target our nevada seniors. scams caused nevadans nearly 30 six $1 million in 20 20 alone. id draft --id theft remains atop scan. what's particularly worrisome is that the scammers are increasingly holding onto personal data for a long. of time, even a year or two after obtaining it leaving seniors and others in the dark as to when their data may be used. in some cases we are witnessing scammers use data that they had to earlier and the pandemic. i'm told by aarp nevada that the use of data scams --how do they protect themselves now considering that people are using their day in an by using in the future? >> my advice and my question is for them --my advice is for them to change all of their banking information, change their bank account numbers, monitor their credit, and ensure that there is an alternative person who has oversight over their finances such as a loved one or someone that they trust that has a is secondary ion their banking stuff. >> thank you, i want to move to something else that happens a lot i

sierra nevada is seeing thunderstorms. it is mostly on the nevada side. is another low-pressure system coming our way and that means we are not seeing any heat anytime soon. cooler than average temperatures all week long. there is a chance of showers on sunday and a much warmer pattern setting up for next week on tuesday. wearing temperatures will range anywhere from upper 40's to the low 60's pin a lot of cloud cover. patchy fog and drizzle as well. for the afternoon it is going to be a breezy one along the coast and the bay. as you look at the inland high temperatures, on the mild side. you are looking at mid- to upper 70's. mid-60's coast side and the sun will be filtered by higher clouds in the afternoon. we are going to fast forward to the weekend. if you have plans and they include outdoor plans on sunday, be aware this model is bringing in an organized front. the other model is not so organized and it is dryer. it is a colder system. they could see mixed precipitation in the sierra. signs of autumn tomorrow. below average right on through the work