the trip from nevada city promise more than 200 miles of terrain. to corkscrew through the sierras and just so thick it cover the skin. using it to deter him he piloted of berry as a solo or begin to take the overland route in nevada or as they named after a local indian tribe now the only metropolis of the far west and services bill was paradise. the grander and festivity he gorged himself with abandon and drink champagne modeled on the obeying all. he too were the pleasure gardens on the oscars of town he met to of a pretty girl and he rode to the beach and put his toes in the pacific on the far side of the continent he felt the country passed in this but the nonstop by terry of socializing kept him too busy to bear the thought of living when dash leaving he wrote his mother and sister to say he would remain another two weeks and then another letter announced he was dylan san francisco and switch lodgings and showed no side is -- signs to slow his pace. he said -- it had many after dark amusements' with the atolls and gambling dens and shows a you

for the first time twain comes to san francisco he's been living in virginia city nevada at the timeorking as a journalist for the local paper called the territorial enterprise. the reason he comes west originally is to avoid the civil war because when the civil war breaks out in 1861, he is working on the mississippi as a steamboat pilot and it shuts down traffic. you have draft agent from the confederate sides going door-to-door pressing young men into service so you have to get out of missouri and he has appointed secretary to the territorial governor of nevada. so the two of them, sam clemens as he was now the e4 he took on the pseudonym come and his brother got him a stagecoach and went west. then in the spring of 1863 he visits san francisco for the first time. san francisco is the place to spend money in the west if you had it so he is coming to the city from the booming town and he is looking for a good time. what people remember the best about him aside from his red brows was a strange way of speaking like falling branches on the surface of the stream. printers transcribed w

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it also happened in march, 1995, in carson city, nevada. >> a bomb went office in a u.s. forest service office in carson city, nevada, blowing out windows, but there was no major damage, no injuries. no claim of responsibility either. >> beyond those forest service bombings at around the same time, two bureau of land management offices were also bombed. that was also happening 1994, 1995, 1996. of course, if you think about it, in the middle of all of that was the anti-federal government bombing that took place 19 years ago this week, in april 1995, in oklahoma city. the bombing of the alfred p. murrah federal office building in oklahoma city. that building included regional offices for the atf, offices for the secret service and the dea and the social security administration. the oklahoma city bomber and his accomplice were both part of something called the sovereign citizen movement, which doesn't recognize the authority of the federal government. part of the reason that timothy mcveigh was found and arrested after the oklahoma bombing was that his car didn't have proper

that is just repulsive, repugnant as it can be for any american whether they live in nevada or new york city. >> it is very heavy-handed indeed. i don't know why it was on the left of the state and law localw enforcement to handle this. i have spoke to cliven bundy. he stopped paying fees and all he wanted to pay the county after they were essentially using his money against him to wage a terror of running them out which they succeed with everybody else. you raise a good point, how much did it cost to you think for 200 agents and for helicopters to stampede these cattle into holding areas? i think they spent double be a couple million dollars on this operation. lou: the most recent number i saw was over $3 million, which makes no sense until you realize harry reid's former senior policy advisor. the in situ is in her relationships here seem to speak to something much larger and frankly sinister beyond simply a government trying to parch one citizen as if that weren't enough. where do you think we go from here? >> i it's going to end up in the court. harry reid just now later today finally me

as a city attorney in madison, nevada. real clear politics back with more. tell me, adam, what are the facts behind this senator reid and his son? >> greta, everyone knows that senator reid is the the most powerful politician in the united states senate. but people often overlook that he is also extremely powerful in nevada. perhaps the most powerful politician in the state. >> wouldn't you expect every senator to be powerful in his own state. >> not to the extent that senator reid is. he has de facto control of the democratic party. is he very well connected especially in a place like henderson where he was a city attorney himself in the 1960s. in 2011 his son josh applied to be city attorney inside of henderson. like you said it pays about $200,000 a year plus benefits. senator reid called the mayor of the city of henderson whose daughter also worked as a spokeswoman for senator reid in the past. and he personally lob idea on behalf of josh. he also called a council member and lobbied. and the senator's office has acknowledged this. when josh applied, seve

nevada have shared many heartbreaking stories with me. i've heard from individuals all across the spectrum, from every sector, from every industry. and i'd like to share one of those letters from michael in carson city, nevada, who wrote to me several weeks ago. after michael and his friend moved to nevada from california just a few years ago, they needed unemployment insurance benefits to help them bridge the gap between jobs. sometimes they had to visit the local food pantry to keep food on their table, but michael kept looking for a job and eventually he found some work as a substitute teacher. he also found another part-time job working nights and even weekends. through perseverance, michael ended up finding a full-time job and now he and his wife and their young daughter are enjoying some financial stability that they didn't have just a few years ago. i think michael's story is a great example of how valuable employment insurance -- how valuable unemployment insurance is to american families who've fallen on some hard times. i thank michael for taking the time to share that story with me and i'm very glad that his family is doing well in carson city. i have another letter from john from henders

city of santa clara's publicly-owned utility. the western area power administration, sierra-nevada region. and we also resold some of the power that we purchased to edf trading? >> who is edf. >> they were historically electricity de france. >> i'm sorry? >> they are french? >> yes. >> okay. >> originally. >> and then our power purchases, what kind of power did we buy? was it renewable? was it fossil fuel-based? ? >> so we were typically in this era making system purchases, so particular facilitis are not identified when you make a system purchase. i can tell you for some -- for most of please entities it would be a blend of fossil and non-fossil resources that they would be relying on. >> and was that a consideration by the public utilities commission or that was just done to purchase what is made in-house without their approval of your board, your commission? >> staff has the authority to make necessary transactions to meet our electricity needs on a short-term basis. these were all transactions within the discretion that is exercised by staff. we have historically made specific purchase

presidency we saw similar activity with the militia of montana after the oklahoma city bombings and some traveled to nevada to support bundy, some of those quotes we mentioned on display there. is america more or less polarized now? >> i think much more polarized. we see it so many spheres in political spheres and growth of hate groups. over the last decade or so, there's been a 50% increase in the number of hate groups going from 600 to about 1,000. since obama has been the president, the number of these kind of radical anti-government groups, militia types and what not have grown from 150 to about 1,000 in just a five-year period, we're living in a dangerous time quite frankly, ronan. >> we have a good visual illustration of that. look at this map based on data from your group which counted 939 active hate groups in the u.s. in 2013. the states in red you see there had more than 20, really shocking numbers, california had 77, florida at 58 hate crimes, new jersey at 44. we have to make clear cliven bundy is not associated with these hate groups but frazier glenn cross, the man at the center of the overla

nevada. >> most the people here are not ranchers, they are city people who are just fed up with it as well american people finally stood up and said we have had enough of this federal government overreach, and we are not going to take it any longer. >>> cliven bundy ran ranchd in this particular area of nevada since the 1980s. he has grazing rights he says that predates the federal authority over the land. when the federal government said the desert tortoise was endan r endangered and the blm took away the grazing rights, bundy refused to comply and he lost in court three times, but it starts this back and forth that really came to a head this weekend. let's bring in our panel. tucker carlson. ab stoddard. it seems all parties have backed down. due to escalating tensions, the cattle have been released. they were holding the cattle. from enclosures, in order to avoid violence and help restore order. safety has always been our number one priority and the bureau of land management and national park service appreciate the support of those who called for a peaceful conclusion for the operation.

silver city, nevada. independent caller. caller: thank you.i will tell you the truth, it does not matter. republicrat or democron -- nobody is talking about ending the government welfare program for our nation's program. nobody is seriously considering not playing the world's police force in bringing our military back to the u.s., where it belongs. these alone would get us out of this economic crisis. i don't see it happening. thank you. host: mississippi, democratic caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to bring up a fact that the republicans should have learned from the last election. if you mess with people's social security, you lose elections. fact number two is that if the republicans were to view the past history of countries who suppress the poor and the working poor to the point of starvation and deny them human treatment, it ended up in revolutions. example, the french revolution. take a look at the history. host: twitter -- we are getting your thoughts this morning. keep calling in. republicans, (202) 585-3881. d

. >> just ahead, new developments in kansas city, where police have been investigating a string of highway shootings, plus, land dispute, a nevada ranchser in a decades long stand off with the federal government over where his cattle graze. and five days in detroit, we meet a restaurant owner trying to bring others back to the struggling city. they have said they have a suspect in custody. >> do we have any idea how they captured this guy? >> well, since they released very little in order we do know by linking the 12 with together. that is where they were building it from. much of the information would be coming from the slugs that were found and recovered from these cars that were shot at, and they could do a test on those, that may help determine whether they were linked or not. which is why it is not clear whether they have been linked yet, sometimes they weren't able to find bullets but they could continue tolize. but right now, we expect they will come out with more information. they are saying they will have a press conference. >> usher, thank you very much. >> now we are spending five days in detroit this week, which is p

nevada. a 49-year-old woman and a 52- year-old man from salt lake city tumbled down an ice chute. it happened at 12,000 feet in windy conditions. the woman broke her leg and the man hit his head. it's unlikely the two would have survive fundamental they had remained there for the night. >> >> a dream realized for several bay area residents as they take an oath of citizenship. political wisdom said in an election year, comprehensive immigration reform is not likely to be on the menu. for those seeking citizenship, it's a dream. today, noelle walker went to a ceremony that honored earth week and the american melting pot. >> reporter: with the sound track of "america the beautiful" and a back drop that punctuates those lyrics, 21 people took and oath to become citizens of this country. >> this is a dream come true. >> >> 22-year-old asher fled iraq in 2006. today, he took a step to make his dream a reality. i have big dreams looking to establish my business and america is a great place to do that. >> reporter: they are 21 people from 14 different countries all who have one thing in c

nevada democratic people's republic of korea. india indonesia motifs that are sure their eyelids and see mode this day what a quick break but no city or that this coming up off to the break. in dallas yesterday. i've since come to an hrc or against it on top one was better not this country is fully fit a robot reasons that i don't want this book. what of music's off a ship moving on up. what a surprise one and all it is india's decision to abstain from working at the united nations human rights commission against the dunn cup and believes that the active state sponsor of resignation is too intrusive and maybe the sovereignty of the country. and as long as a shock to the book of criticism and protests by southern allies off the upa eye. in every decision mocking destination no foreign policy. india abstain from voting on the response of the convention on human rights commission and she got why do you get support to get into cars and then onto cars in fiji. it is his intention was to watch the full court in for an independent investigation into a rigid human rights by patients in the nation. an extended investigate the mechanism. wit

, argue this in the piece what if, instead of a rancher out in nevada, it had been the new black panther party and they'd holed up in a citycility and for 20 years been taking federal property and not paying for it, do you really think sean hannity would be out there in sympathy with them? of course not. my interest is more in the right-wing politicians and pundits who seem duped every time. >> what's the political fallout? >> many of those, not surprisingly, those who want republican-based voters, amid those thinking about running in 2016, many of them ran to his defense. those are the people who are quickly saying that -- distancing themselves from him. the rand pauls, the rick perrys, leak that. the major republican organization, the rnc, the nrsc, which is the group that tries to get senate elections, i asked by reporters many tyimes and didn' want to talk about that yahoo. the other thing i will say, i got a lot of frustrated phone calls from republican sources saying, you know what, there's a double standard. we heard sean hannity say this on his program yesterday it some of my republican sources were giving me speci

city and chicago. >>> now an amazing story of survival. a man who got separated from his running group sunday in california's sierra nevada mountains was greetedith a kiss after two days lost in the wilderness. >> 55-year-old bob root was wearing shorts, running shoes and a light jacket when he got lost. he survived two days in freezing overnight conditions before being found yesterday afternoon. >> i guess he basically just kind of hunkered up under the bushes at nighttime, folded his arms underneath his body and that's basically how he survived for a few nights. >> what would you want to say to everybody who found you? >> i'm grateful. thank you very much. >> now, root survived on energy supplements and a small amount of water he had with him. he was treated and released from the hospital. then he said he wanted to go and get an in-n-out burger. >> can't blame him. they're good. >>> all right. an incredible test for a rookie 911 operator in atlanta answering an emergency call from her own family on the very first day of the job. crystal morrow was just a few hours into her first shift when she heard a familiar voice, her aunt trying to get h

nevada the possibility of high will vacation snow and a few showers. in the south bay the number is in the low 70's with santa clara and san mateo and redwood city and san francisco going for a high of 62 can in the north bay look for 74 in sonoma and 67 in berkeley and 69 in fremont, and headed inland with the low-to-mid 70's it is nice and the seven-day forecast is the same tomorrow, warmer on sunday, and chance of shower on tuesday. good morning, sue. >> we have a sig-alert in effect for oakland, north 880 at broadway, a couple of big rigs got into it and the c.h.p. is now say at 5:30 it could be cleared. there are delays headed toward ready way and the oakland area. southbound, however, is looking good and high winds over the altamont pass, starting to see slowing making your way up and over the livermore area and it is not a bad ride with road work that remains, and expect delays for a few minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza at the bay bridge is not bad, with in delays on the upper deck. >>> youngsters could soon get an early start on education, the big boost for universal preschool in california. >> more republican to keep a tight hold on >>> the m

people, being bused from nevada, from mental institutions to san francisco, because san francisco will make care of them and let them have them and i am sure that is not the only city in county that is doing that. so, on an individual basis, without sounding cold i would like to somehow prioritize the people on the streets here for a while and may not have the facilities to be able to physically access them. they may not be as competent as others who can come in and work the system from another state. but they have been here for years. and so, thank you for hearing me. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is allen and i am coming over here with the hospitality house and about three years ago, jane kim had a hearing on homelessness, and some of the ideas that were put forward were pretty much put down, but some of the things that got brought up were the lines that the people have had to wait in since maybe 5:00 in the morning or 4:00 in the morning ar 3:00 in the morning, and i just think that is outrageous and i think enough rooms are out there and i think that we are able to find rooms and bet people off of of the street in the shelters and then

city, but the whole world. >> lindsey, thank you for that. >>> moving on, a standoff in nevada between a rancher and federal agentsundy battled the government over grazing rights on public land for 20 years. bundy says his family have been working the land since the 1880s, while the government says that land must be preektd for environmental reasons. >> a federal agent and bundy and his supporters were armed and nose to nose for days and bundy's son was hit by a stun gun blast and arrested, but federal agents have decided to back off. it's a story that we have to spin on because we've got a lawyer, a utahan, and somebody who knows about rural america, why i would be in this conversation, nobody knows. i still do have a couple of thoughts. an interesting story that wraps in the second amendment, the rites right's feeling about big government, the right's feeling about the environment, often amti the environment. there's a different relationship with the government than in others. we see here on the right how certain forms of lawlessness, like let's say being an undocumented immigrant is sort of the end of the conve

nevada. showers on the north coast. especially about eureka north. crescent city had an inch of rain. some partly cloudies around.s generally mostly sunny. we're very slow to warm up. these temperatures have only budge budged about 2, 3 degrees. the breeze is definitely in place. it's out of the west and northwest. kind of bundle up today. one of those days where you might say it's not too bad. you turn the corner you are in the shade and you say oh, my gosh it's cold out there. temperatures slow to rebound under mostly sunny skies. cooler and breezy. two very good friends of mine way back in the day. clouds, sun, windy for some. highs today will be in the 60s. traffic is slow around the bay area. it's not an easy day. we have slow traffic. this is about a 35-minute drive time. you start the ticker at -- when up come up to the bay bridge. you keep it on until -- until you make the san francisco exit. it will be less than that. this is one of those things where it's going to be a rough one. also we're looking at 280 northbound. it's been slow in the south bay. i was kind of hoping for a better day. 85 slow from 87

1940's, you really have one market in the u.s., las vegas, nevada. 1970's, in the late gambling was also legalized in new jersey, atlantic city. late 1980's,e 1990's, and to thousands, there was a corporation of casinos around the country referred to as regional gambling markets. you had one major destination market in the united states las vegas and the las vegas strip, then atlantic city with other little markets around the country. even though the industry continues to grow, it is saturated and declining in some specific areas, certainly the more mature markets. one that we can discuss is atlantic city. casino revenue there has declined 40% since 2006. your headline, "casinos know when to fold them ." what is going on? is twofold.roblem one, too much supply. regardless of where you are, it really deals with how close you are to the casino. the problem you have in many , as other states legalized gaming, that sucked business away from casinos. casinos have a high fixed cost structure. you have to have a lot of employees in a casino, with other amenities attached. you have to have a certain amount of business coming in on a

highlighted san joaquin, amador, nevada, sutter, yuba and yolo are all designated by calpers to be in the bay area "cbs evening news" police officers, firefighters, city and county workers, any public employee living in these nonbay area counties more than 28,000 people are paying bay area prices for healthcare services. how much more? one woodland firefighter told me off camera he pays $200 more each month than a coworker who lives in sacramento. >> we want to draw their attention to this and hopefully they will fix it. >> reporter: the yolo county supervisor says the fix will save thousands of public employees hundreds of dollars each month. >> they should see their rates adjusted more to reflect the reality that they are part of the sacramento region and not part of san francisco and oakland. >> reporter: calpers said, since 2005, calpers has grouped counties into regions because healthcare costs vary among counties. counties with similar healthcare costs are grouped into region taking into account historic cost variation and enrollment, coverage areas and geography. after that wordy response, the agency then told us, it is strongly considering cha

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nevada. starting in the 70s, gambling was legalized in new jersey. that would be atlantic city and throughout the 80s, 90 and 2,000s casinos across the rest of the country referred to as regional gambling markets so you have one major destination markets in the united states, the largest market, las vegas and the las vegas strip, the second-biggest market is atlantic city and a lot of other little markets around the country. the state of the industry is one that although it continues to grow in new areas is saturated in many areas and declining in some specific areas, certainly in more mature markets. one weekend discuss with the atlantic city casino revenue has declined 40% in 2006. >> host: hence the headline, casinos know when to fold them. what is going on? >> guest: the problem is twofold. one is you have too much supply. gambling regardless where you are, this includes las vegas deals with how close you are to the proximity to the casino. the problem in many markets, mature casinos using atlantic city as an example is as other states legalized gaming, that sucked business

city, even better on fox business channel. great to see you all. >> we are delighted we don't have to choose. we can accommodate both. let's start with this nevadaess. harry reid looks like the dark, sinister force orchestrating all of this. your thoughts? >> well, i couldn't agree with you more. this is an evil individual, at least in my mind, and his actions, i think, certainly underscore it. i think what happened is that harry reid got frustrated and annoyed and because he is arguably the second or third most powerful person in the united states, he put his foot down and said to the bureau of land management, go take care of the bundies. i'm tired of this. i want to build another solar plant or whatever the heck he wants to do. take care of it. get rid of it. >> and his son, rory, chris, seems to have a pretty good job. i mean, chris, this guy is the sole representative of enn group in the united states? he and papa are doing some kind of business, aren't they? >> well, the whole thing stinks, obviously. it wreaks of corruption. "the new york times" ought to be looking into it. i don't believe that they are. it looks like corruption. harry re

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the farther inland you go 74 for on the yak, santa rosa, napa and nevada you're included in there. 70 mountain view, and 67 in redwood cityo santa cruz, 56 for partly cloudy skies, the second half of your week, all showing you temperatures will continue to warm as we get into sunday, monday, just a modest little warmup there, temperatures will remain above the seasonal average, by tuesday into wednesday, we gun to cool back once again. we were looking at the possibility of maybe some rain coming our way. at this point we look to remain dry, now, through wednesday, back to the desk. >> stephen colbert is looking to take over late nights. the conservative talk host who says this will be the henned end of america. >> they fear the problem could return deadly. . >>> ktvu's commitment to the community. . >>> a $1 million peace garden is being built in memory of a woman killed in the boston marathon bombing. >> it's healing and the peace process and it's to celebrate life. >>> they're going to honor all of the victims of the bombing. it will offer places to fit and flowers and places to walk or ride a bike. prince william and h

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city, prices are skoorg. manhattan homes topping records set before 2008 housing collapse. those prices expected to go higher. in areas double digit growth 20% in california, four other states colorado, nevada, north dakota and texas. no state even had a drop in home prices. despite all the price jumps, prices are below the highs they reached in 2006. some 17% under that. with an up close look at this latest housing surgeon cheryl casone had an assignment, a prime assignment. she joins us from this $3 million penthouse on the market in new york. show us around, cheryl. >> gretchen, i'll tell you, i will. it's amazing what $3 million doesn't get you in new york city. take a look. we're basically sitting in two-bedroom, two bath $3 million penthouse in the financial district of new york city. we are steps away from ground zero. incredible what happened. i want to show you the bathroom. it is spectacular. italian marble tile. who doesn't appreciate new york city, the rest of the country is used to this, a walk-in closet. if you're going to spend $3 million on luxury penthouse on the 18th floor, steps away from the new york stock exchange if you want to go there. lets bring in ceo, one of the m

, they're creating tent cities and digging in for what they could be, what they believe could be a very long landoff. many of the people are from armed militia from around nevada and around the rest of the country. concern here is that they may provoke an armed confrontation with the federal government or vice versa. now, remember the bundy family came out again asking people to remain peaceful and leave guns at home. some are listening and many are not. the 67-year-old bundy believes his life is in danger. he is now got armed security guards protecting his property. you'll recall bundy lost his right to graze cattle on the land in 1994. they designated this a tortoise habitat. the family says this is not about turtles or trespassing. this is about the overreach and abuse of power of government. and today, bubdy said he doesn't recognize his own country. listen. >> you see vehicles with armed soldiers in there. then i'm wondering where i am? i am not in afghanistan. i think i'm in nevada. i'm not sure right now. why would these people be here? after me? >> the bureau of land management is holding a conference call. we're listening in. they say they've been try

1940's, you really have one market in the u.s., las vegas, nevada. 1970's, in the late gambling was also legalized in new jersey, atlantic citye 1980's,e 1990's, and to thousands, there was a corporation of casinos around the country referred to as regional gambling markets. you had one major destination market in the united states las vegas and the las vegas strip, then atlantic city with other little markets around the country. even though the industry continues to grow, it is saturated and declining in some specific areas, certainly the more mature markets. one that we can discuss is atlantic city. casino revenue there has declined 40% since 2006. your headline, "casinos know when to fold them ." what is going on? is twofold.roblem one, too much supply. regardless of where you are, it really deals with how close you are to the casino. the problem you have in many , as other states legalized gaming, that sucked business away from casinos. casinos have a high fixed cost structure. you have to have a lot of employees in a casino, especially if there are hotels with other amenities attached. you have to have a certain amount o

nevada. mostly cloudy. 34 at blue cannon. rainfall totals a couple locations, bun vista park, and daily city of .40 to .44. i think officially .38 in san francisco. 10s lee toe .4. alameda quarter of an inch. sfo17/100. and 12/100 in middletown. lake town. is there more rain on the way. maybe middle of the month. next couple of days, sunny and warm. highway 4 is in there, lafayette, pretty good rain in walnut creek. san ramon, danville, about an hour ago. richmond, oakland, berkeley, emeryville getting rain. clayton, concord pleasant hill. and brentwood. dryer air moving in as well, back toward liver more and 580. san jose, though, looks like everything has pretty much ended. still one band wants to hang out around oakland, 880 corridor, and parts parts of peninsula. the san mateo bridge. 40s and 50s. 54 mountain view. most locations within a few degrees of each other. our system is rapidly ed hadding toward the east. some still holding on a little bit over the bay. 47 ukiah. 42 in reno. 50 os down to san diego. cool for them. our system will move out today. the rain will end. high clouds spilling over the

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nevada. 70degrees by the water. 70 by the water in alameda. low 80s for brentwood. 79 san jose. along the peninsula, 78 red wood city. 69 in san francisco.forecast here today will be our warmest day. wet weather at least the potential for wet weather monday night into tuesday. we're dry wednesday, thursday. >>> police are investigating an attack on two restaurant workers that happened at 11:30 last night on north main street. the two workers, a man and a woman were just outside the entrance when two suspects approached them. they grabbed the woman's purse and knocked her to the ground. when the male worker tried to intervene, one of the suspects pointed a gun at him and were able to get away. >>> time is 8:22. sparking controversy, why not everyone is happy about chevron's plans to modernize its richmond refineries. >> more or the popular event set to get under way in san francisco later this afternoon. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #

hometown of carson city we have an engineering company that builds pistons in rods were nascar teams. i've talked with him and talked with owners and talked with other builders in nevada and i can tell you if the company sold apart that was changed in anyway and did not change the model number or the serial number on that part it would cause significant problems for these businesses these individuals and of course the racing teams themselves. ms. barra you know that i've raced cars for years. i've used gm testing facilities on some of the cars that i have raised. i have blown engines broke transmissions broke rear ends lost my brakes and had the ignition quit on me. i tell you this because we break those engines and rear ends down to find out the parts and why they broke in the difference of course being winning or losing. i can tell you based on my experience it's incredibly an in usual for a car company to change a car part and not change the part number. government investigators have requested she and provide documents chronicling the switch change in who within the company provided it. i'm also requesting today that gm provide this committee with that same informa

nevada. marty. >>> thank you, annie. runners dealing with severe weather, it didn't stop them from taking to the roadways. we'll show you the star and how this event is honoring the victims of the oklahoma city. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. reel it up. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. >>> after a two hour rain delay runners oklahoma bid the elements for a marathon, run to remember. race planners expected to a record number of 26,000 people to attend that event. the weather did cause problems, you can see the wet pavement, runners have had to deal with hail, wind and rain over the years. after crossing the finish line, runners visit the field of empty chairs to remember the victims. >>> let's bring you back home to the by area and talk weather. >>> high hi marty, heading out to i didn't skies, low clouds, list and drizzle, now the mist mainly

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city on this good friday. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. today is good friday. it is april 18. i'm ainsley earhart and i'm filling in for elisabeth hasselbeck this morning. do you stand with the nevadacide. >>> meanwhile, the gray lady, "new york times," is linking our nation's veterans to the klan. >> is the outrage from the secretary of veterans affairs? where is the outrage from the department of defense? how about the commander in chief? >> is this just another sign of the times? retired lieutenant colonel ollie north all fired up as you just saw. hear are from him this half hour. >> at first i thought this story was about a whoopie cushion. whoopie goldberg has a big announcement to make. she's in love with smoking weed. that's why i get out of bed and why you should too. "fox & friends" hour three starts now. >> it's jeff dunham. you're watching "fox & friends." keep watching or i kill you! >> that's a threat from the ventriloquist dummy. >> it's his birthday. >> it's good friday, guys. we're entering into the holiest weekend of the year. >> we hope elisabeth is recovering. she's would you tell a little sick and the throat thing yesterday. a speedy recovery to her. i'm sitting