nevada city is launching a goat fund me, goat. as in the animal, yes. small quaint town says goats can play a crucial role in fire prevention. they have been used in a number of locations. this was launched by the vice mayor. they are going to pay herders to herd them up to nevada city or bring them by truck to clear dangerous brush. if you get 200 goats together, they can tear through an acre a day. i mean level it down to the nubs. >> didn't know that. >> yeah. i didn't know they could do them work. they do the thing. i mean, they stay down. >> wow. >> right now, rain is helping. rain is helping, which is good. we are going to see a lot of it. the timing for the weekend plans should work out good tomorrow. as the rain holds off until late in the day. we have a good deal west of emeryville. a high, 63. not a bad start to the weekend. the wind is calm. you won't see much of that coming up in the seven day forecast. around the east side of san jose, 58 degrees. a high of 64 this afternoon. there's a pretty view over my shoulder, golden gate bridge. 58 de

be a in vatta -- nevada city wants to put the four legged mammals on the payroll. >> we want to get theoats in there cut back the greenery to see what we are dealing with and bring the hand crews in afterwards and cut it back. >> reporter: it's called prescribed grazing another method of fire prevention the only problem, the money. >> probably a couple hundred,000 dollars. >> reporter: so vice mayor came up with a creative fix. >> as soon as we said gofundme everybody responded goat fund me. >> reporter: a crowdfunding page to donate to the efforts to raise $30,000. over at legacy ranching the goats could make their way to nevada city for the 400 acre job and the rancher says they graze 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> we will bring 30 to 60 goats on that. it's little job right in town. >> reporter: but legacy owner rob thompson says the bigger projects will take two to 300 goats. >> there's just been a growing market ever since we bought them to take them off site and use them to help cities and counties and even private landowners. >> reporter: homeowner kirk pickett concerned the go

the campaign was launched by nevada city's vice mayor.ll pay herders to bring their goats to clear the dangerous brush. fun fact, 200gate goats can tea through one acre a day. my hometown in l.a. did that and everyone loves to pull over and take pictures with them while they're doing good. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. we will be back here next weekend. we hope you have a great morning. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in the old gokart racer building. >>> this sunday, when wi

the vice mayor of nevada city says if her city doesn't step up she doesn't think anyone else will. >>> good sunday to you. we are starting out with cloudy conditions in spots and also some fog. you can see the pacific is looking pretty active. it is maybe not quite as wet as we originally thought. it is 50 downtown as well as san jose. it is 43 in morgan hill. this looks hazy out there. it is 44 santa rosa. this ability has been rough for you in livermore. it is 48 here. you can see where the fog is sitting in our east bay valley. this is from the city where we are getting that sun. partly cloudy. chance of rain moves in late tonight. it will miss most of us. the energy is moving to the south. we'll look for a rainy and windy pattern. level one system arriving tomorrow with light showers. it will be widely scattered, less than a tenth for most of you. as you put this in motion we have high clouds that will continue to increase throughout the day. maybe showers on the coast. it is more likely throughout the overnight hours. monday afternoon you can see they are very up to the napa. mon

nevada city has a goal of raising $30,000 to rent goetds to clear brush from city owned land. move is aimed at preventing wildfires along 450 acres of green belt. the vice mayor says if her city doesn't step up, she doesn't think anyone else will. >>> getting to the weather now. we are in a little bit of a wet, rainy period. >> when is the rain coming? >> we are tracking showers tomorrow, but they're coming at night. so much of the day tomorrow will be dry, but we're tracking stronger tomorrows in the week ahead. scanning the skies, dry skies for tonight and much of the day tomorrow. outside tonight, it's a nice night. you did need the rain gear earlier today, but over the next several days we'll see self-storms move into california, and that rainfall is going to add up over the next seven days. the rainfall across the state will get a soaking tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. you can see a lot of spots from l.a. to fresno, up into san francisco and the bay area. anywhere from one to three inches over the next seven days, even higher amounts in the sierra. yes, we are expectin

and nevada city wants to put these four-legged mammals on its payroll. >> what we're trying to do is get the goats in there, cut back the greenery, so we can see what we're dealing with. then we bring in the hand crews, cut it back. >> reporter: another method of fire prevention. the only problem, the money. >> it will probably be a couple hundred thousands dollars. >> reporter: so she came up with a creative fix. >> as soon as we said go fund me, everybody responded "goat fund me." >> reporter: over at legacy ranch, these goats could soon make their way over to november city for the 400-acre job, and the rancher said they usually graze 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> we'll probably bring 20 to 30 goats on that. >> reporter: but legacy owner rob thompson said the bigger projects will take 2 to 300 goats. >> there's just been a growing market ever since we bought them to take them off site and use them to help cities and counties, and even private land owners. >> reporter: homeowner kirk piget said the goats could eat too much of the natural landscape. >> i just want to see them man

we have an incredible elixir bar from nevada city so it feels like you're having a cocktail but it is all herbal. they are pretty amazing. we do allow -- we have had a few private events, and the private events bring in sometimes a caterer with alcohol. we are not against alcohol, but as a venue, we want to be a new paradigm. this it is more of a wellness concept. what else can i say... that is pretty much at. another one of our primary drivers if you like, is to really support arts and culture in san francisco, and especially help revitalize midmarket. we have done events in the space and a quite a few nonprofits. we had a meals on wheels event which was very successful with s.f. city. a lot of the tech community came and we had about 800 plus meals left our building to all the elderly in the tenderloin area which was great, and we have done quite a few technology and art to meet ups with some of the local groups in the city for free. they have just come and share and speak and try to build community and build connections. we feel it is really vital as part of our new technology arts

. >>> police in carson city, nevada have arrested a man seasoned of four homicides in the area. they believe he 45b in the carson city illegally for a year. they have evidence linking him to all four murders. as of now he is being held on stolen property and immigration charges. the county's district attorney says they will be seeking arrest warrants for the murder in the coming days. >>> disturbing closed-circuit television video out of northern ireland. police have released footage showing the moment a car bomb exploded in londonderry last night outside the city's courthouse. the video shows the driver of a car wearing dark clothing and parking before running away from the vehicle. a crowd of people are later seen walking past the parked car before it exploded. no one was hurt. police say they have arrested two men who they believe are connected to the bombing. police are also looking into whether the new ira militant group was responsible. >>> this morning a new warning in the case of a measles outbreak in oregon. public health agencies are monitoring 21 confirmed cases and fo

city. around the sierra nevada, this is turning to snow showers. but we haven't seen anything yet. it is going to dump in the mountains. take a look at this live picture from our tahoe camera. it's going to look very different in the coming days. temperatures right now in the 40s, the 50s. a live picture from our south beach camera. you can see sutro tower there. some birds there. clouds, a few drops. scattered showers through tomorrow. stronger storm arrives on wednesday. and we will be drying out friday and saturday. on our storm impact scale, the current system going into tomorrow is a light level 1. scattered showers, tenth of an inch to half an inch of rain. and breezy to windy at times is what we're expecting. there will be some higher totals as we head towards tomorrow night. hour-by-hour, 6:30 light to moderate showers. 10:30, we're going to see the showers tapering. and the next wave comes through tomorrow morning during the commute. 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., the showers will be more widespread, and increasing. lunchtime, make sure you have the umbrellas. 5:00 p.m., more spo

one city is taking a unique >>> following some devastating wildfires that tore through our state. >> nevada is launching a goat fund me. quaint town in foothills of the sierra nevada says goats could play a crucial role in fire prevention, using bay area locations as you probably know. launched by city's vice mayor, too.erders to bring goats fact >> see plenty tuesday, wednesday and thursday. trend tomorrow is little less rain for mont.day a winds pick up tuesday, strongest storm wednesday night and thursday. >> fire risk at zero? >> i would say. >> "saturday night live" coming up next. >> have a good night. matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. [ nbc theme plays ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hello.ah and you're."

city in decades. in the sierra-nevada, heavy snow and severe wind led to whiteout conditions and avalanche concerns. >>> that west coast winter storm extends east. meteorologist jacob wycoff of our cbs boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> reporter: we are tracking a pretty powerful west coast winter storm bringing winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories out for the west coast, extending into the intermountain west. the system that we're watching is going to stay in place over the near term. we're talking over the next three or four days, throwing those storm chances at us, not only snow but also rain. you see that system spinning off the california coastline. we're going to be talking about this into the upcoming week. snowfall will be impressive. lake tahoe, they're going to add another three to six feet of snow with this round of storms, additional ones yet to go, even extending into salt lake city. denver getting in on some of that snow action. they also have a high wind warning out. winds gusting 65-plus miles per hour, that also extends up toward cheyenne, wyoming, casper, wyomin

nevada. the mayors of the two cities- the wager on the .hen, about a mayor eric luken will hand-deliver a donation to the san mateo police activities league. if the rams went, the san mateo mayor, diane pepin will make it to donation to north warren community services. losing mayor will go to the other city council and present a basket of goodies from their own city. >> nothing like a friendly wager. it is a good idea. let's check in with sal. it would be funny if the high schools got involved. flock they're both in the wc al? >> one used to be of the mc hail but there is in the wcal. >> let's take a look we have. we have so traffic. 80 westbound we want to start. a 40 minute drive from the carquinez bridge into the maze for the bay bridge is backed up 15 to 20 minute delay and you see the traffic all of the east bay is about to the same about even now. the san mateo bridge recovering from a stalled vehicle but if you wait and make it better. a 80th load to san jose and even 17 is better than it was but it is still very slow if you're tryin

commuting into the city for santa rosa through vallejo. you can see showers in nevada, petaluma, and all saying showers this morning and it's starting to go further south richmond, concord, moving over the city this morning and into the evening before tapering off. triangle the weather headlines. concord at 51. low 50s for san francisco and 40 in santa rosa. the weather headlines today lingering weather headlines. plenty of clouds today and more rain is on the way. we are going to get a brief break before we see another system moving. temperature wise we are in the mild side. 50s to lower 60s. that will forecast coming up in just a bit. and the commute, here is gianna. >> keeping a close eye on the 101. so far no accidents. so take it slow as you go out of the door. south of their over towards 680 we had a troubled a car hit the right side the right shoulder and that's in the clearing stages trying to see traffic improve. still a little bit slow as everything moves back. but in the meantime, still sluggish everything is completely paired out of those lanes. elsewhere o

debra stark tom brady grew up in san mateo and jared goff from the la rams crop in nevada pick the mayors of the two citiesave a friendly wager on the game. if the patriots went navarro mayor eric luke and will hand- deliver a donation to the san mateo police activities league. the rams went to mayor of san mateo, diane tappan, will make a donation to north marin community services pick losing mayor must also go to the city council presented a basket of goodies from their city. >>> williams of dollars up for grabs according to the american gaming association. americas expected a record $6 billion of the game up $1.3 billion from last year and gamblers are focusing on more than choosing a winner. >> you can buy who is going to win the coin toss four will score the first touchdown?>> the increase in betting comes after the supreme court lifted restrictions on state authorized sports betting. eight states have legalized sports betting. according to an american gaming association survey, 32% of the action is on the los angeles rams. >>> w steve who will have super bowl themes of food. struck that is correct. l

city money. >>> and arrest them four homicides in nevada that left many neighbors on edge. learning about the suspect and his immigration status. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in the old gokart racer building. >>> city crews have been picking up trash human clamp including lands in and the national maritime historical park will federal employees remain furloughed. reporting live, ktvu fox2 news. >>> tom, thank you. 120 footyou can imagine what it sounded like when it came crashing down. >> i just felt the aftermath of it. i thought it was another earthquake. >>> the expense of cleanup and one open backyard and why the o

. >> there's one city i associate with ice, it's las vegas, nevada. >> all the glitz couldn't hold offof the washington capitols. >> dentists like hockey, i would think, they seem to make a lot of money off of it. >> the winter olympics in south korea. >> i love figure skating, i think it's super beautiful. men in tights is always a great reason to watch tv. >> it actually never related more to an athlete than when that woman, the hungarian woman got in the halfpipe and skied down it normally. >> best plan in the long run. kichogi set a record running the marathon in 2:01:39. and in a freezing boston marathon, the first woman to win in more than 30 years. justified trotted off with the triple danica patrick retired from auto racing. the french team booted croatia too take the world cup. >> i went to a bar to watch it, i was surrounded by sweaty, drinking hot english men. i love the world cup now. >> best way to stand up for working moms. serena williams came back from maternity leave and was still legendary. >> she is one of the greatest athletes period. so just apologize if you even p

nevada fall. the investigation tookea violations the state may now step in. an elder care center run by the cityf san francisco -- eight soorious violations in recent years. investigative reporter has the it latest. >> reporter: it was here where ruby lee anderson went missing in mid-may. at 75 had dementia and was hearing voices. but the sign-out shows she was able to leave unescorted. 10 days latter she was found dead in a nearby hospital stairwell. >> she should still be alive. >> reporter: he's the anderson family attorney. she's filed as claim against the city of san francisco. we showed him the it findings of the licensing division investigation. lice enzy has been advised that failure to complete the above agreed upon actions could lead to possible administrator decertification or license revocation. >> if they it don't clean up their act, they're at risk of losing their license. >> reporter: five months after her doctor recommended she be transferred, she was still here. indictment of the care that ruby lee anderson didn't get. orget, which was sufficient nlt but resulted in her death. >

nevada national guard. on hotel rooftops there, expect snipers, and speaking of hotels, every hotel here in new york city has detectives in it for days looking out for suspicious activity, and looking for entry routes in case there is any trouble. vlad. >> duthiers: all right, tony dokoupil for us in times square, thanks, tony. all right, times square won't be the only place getting a stormy start to 2019. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs boston s >> reporter: well, vlad, a lot of these cities, towns, and states in the east have seen the wettest year on record, so what a way to end it than to sneak in a little more rain before the final bell. another storm system is tracking to the east. the severe threat lowering across the south eastern states, but we will track more wet weather, but this is a midnight forecast, very mild as well. many of these towns, cities were in the single digits, even below zero at this time last year, so a major change compared to how we rang in 2018. so there goes the rain overnight into early on tuesday morning. most of the snow held across canada and across the state

city about a year and was in the country illegally. (ken) president trump is reacting tonight to the arrest in nevada.und 3-30 this afternoon...he tweeted quote four people in nevada viciously robbed and killed by an illegal immigrant who should not have been in our country." and went on to say we need a powerful wall. minus ten degrees30 to 40 degrees below zeroit is about as cold as it looks ...(pam) wind chill temperatures in the minus double digits.the northeast is reeling from a frigid blast of polar air. at least six people are dead.tens of thousands are without power... and hundreds of airline flights cancelled. (ken) the big freeze arriving on the heels of a weekend blizzard that dumped several inches of snow from missouri to maine.(pam) kron four's catherine heenan shows us how people are coping. wind, rain, sleet and snow, special delivery mail carriers have to do their job.lots of clothes lots of layers tow truck have to keep moving.two sweathshirts and snow pantspower workers have keep everyone else warm.how do you stay warm out there? lots of clothes warm drinks occasionally coffee that's

nevadas and flows down toward central or southern california. that's where the majority of californians get their water from. there's also a constant risk of major catastrophic floods. the sacramento area is the second most likely city in the country to be flooded. host: there's also been tamping down of the reports of those, of that plan. mark meadows, the chairman of the -- former chairman of the house freedom caucus, democrats continue to refuse to negotiate in good faith or appropriate any money for border barriers. if they won't compromise, the president should use asset forfeiture money or other discretionary fees to start construction. if not, he should not declare a national emergency -- he should declare a national emergency. it's time. is that the general sentiment among the republican side from what you're hearing? host: the idea of asset forfeiture or maybe other places to get the money, that seems to be fairly popular. this would be a way for both sides to essentially get a win and the government shutdown. i think the idea of using disaster funding, will whether it be to actually make repairs after a disaster or prevent future disasters, it doesn't seem to be too popular. i'm getting bipartisan pushback

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nevada's and flows down towards central or southern california. the majority of californians get there whether from. there is a constant risk of major floods. sacramento is the second-most most likely citye country to be flooded. host: there has been tamping down of reports of that plan. mark meadows, chairman of -- former chairman of the house supreme court says democrats continue to refuse to negotiate in good faith or appropriate money for border barriers. if they will not compromise, the president will use discretionary fees to start construction. if not, he should not declare a merchant -- he should declare a national emergency. it is time. is that the general sentiment from the republican side? forfeiture,dea that that seems to be popular. the idea of using disaster funding, whether it be to actually prepare after a disaster or present future disasters does not seem to be popular. i am getting bipartisan push back. host: the house democratic leaders spent days passing appropriations bills for the remainder of 2019. is there a compromise in sight? any thought the senate will take up measures that have been passed? guest: it does not seem likely. we are not hearing about negotiation

nevada will regain voting rights. laws going into effect that allow felons who have met certain requirements to head to the polls in the next election. new york city is allowing residents to change their birth certificate to show they identify as gender x. and a new statewide law in california allows citizens to choose a third gender on their driver's licenses. law cra d puppy mills. pet stores now required to sell rescue animals. safety laws in illinois allowing hunters to wear pink vests in addition to the traditional neon orange. but it's not just adults that have to follow new rules. while kids in arizona are enjoying an extra recess each day, students in ohio have to start practicing their cursive. the buckeye state now requires all students to know the script by fifth grade. >> i have a confession to make -- >> do not -- you better not say it. >> i won't. i won't. i won't. >> it better not be what i'm thinking, marcus. you can't write in cursive? >> no, i can. i used to be able to. i just haven't practiced. >> get out. get out. >> janai, i just got here. >> you can't write in cursive because what you stopped doing it -- >> i can do an "m." >

nevada and south carolina. senator brown says he is still mulling a presidential bid. he will make a decision with his wife soon. >>> former new york cityandidate michael bloomberg took questions after speaking at the university of toronto last night, where he suggested the world isn't changing as fast as some in politics might think it is. >> somebody the other day said if you are not 50, white, if you are over 50, white and male, forget about it. you will never get elected in america ever again. i don't think that's true. i think we have gone a little too far in some of these things in thinking the world has changed. people still want somebody with maturity and experience and accomplishment accomplishment. there's nothing wrong with people being young and there's also nothing wrong with people being older. >> bloomberg said he is in no rush to make a decision about joining the white house race. >> a federal judge has blocked the commerce department about adding a question on american citizenship for the 2020 census. the upcoming census will determine which states gain or lose seats in the house of representatives when redistricting in

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nevada. all of the victims shot and killed in their home. the carson cityals told them martinez guzman is likely in the u.s. illegally. more than 250 passengers being flown back to new jersey after being stranded on a flight for at least 16 hours. headed to hong kong forced to land in canada due to made call emergency. mechanical issue stopped the plane from taking off again. passengers had to sleep on the plane in frigid temperatures without much food. united has apologized. former president jimmy carter pushes senator corey book tore make a 2020 white house run. >> i hope you run for president. >> you encouraging me means more than can you imagine. ainsley: instagram endorsement come comes from congress john lewis in home state of georgia. a look at your headlines. send it back to you guys. steve: thank you very much. right now seeing the coldest weather of the year. ainsley: temperatures plunging 35 degrees below zero in some areas. brian: 35 degrees, janice. janice: you need to tell me that? my gosh, i'm out here. it's cold and you have to dress appropr

cities are suing opioid makers. the lawsuits have been against companies like johnson & johnson and amerisource bergen. in nevadating about a stadium with a view. the trans lucent roof give the raiders' stadium an out doorsy feel. the doors will let the air in on good weather days. there will be a trans lucent roof to give the stadium an outdoor field. there will be an eternal flame in honor of al davis. what do you think? dagen: a lanai? maria: the vibe of being outside. dagen: i think it's awesome. i'm excited for las vegas and the people of nevada. >> i think it's great. just stand for the anthem and i'm all for it. maria: exactly right. that controversy is still alive and well. we're going to be talking about who is playing at the super bowl, i'm not going to say it, because you're going to -- it's interesting, but this person has been conside criticized for doit because of the colin kaepernick situation. dagen: i know who you're talking about. maria: we'll talk about it. first, the economic impact of this government shutdown, the toll now taking a hit on the housing market. we will talk about that coming up

city. all of you waking up, it's still snowing in the sierra. had already four feet. some places will end up with six feet. you go lower in elevation, like reno, nevada only took an inch or inch and a half to sub merge cars. up to 10 inches of rain throughout southern california and central and northern california. that 10 inches will be repeated in a new storm. a little farther north. here's where to look for the next atmospheric river to pour. southwest oregon. extreme northwest california. more snow into the rockies. and then just the warn you all, if you're traveling to the east coast anytime saturday night through sunday. even monday. there will be impacts. philadelphia's airport this morning giving you a taste of what to come. wind chills around 20 below next week. cecilia? >> it is going to be brutal, ginger, thank you. >>> the storms, as you said, are bringing the first nor'easter of the year and cities are getting ready to mobilize. and abc's whit johnson has a look at how they're preparing down there -- up there i should say. good morning, whit. >> reporter: cecilia, good morn you. bo, sangetoajor snowstorms. and so they are doing everythin

nevada desert. concrete walls, self-sustaining 4000 storage system just in case. a housekeeper gets trapped in an elevator for three days. wait for, in new york city.t know anything was wrong. they found her in between two floors dehydrated but okay. snap, known for its disappearing photos and videos is considering a change that they may not disappear anymore. check snap stopped badly beaten down recently, virtually no change. youtube says it will stop recommending conspiracy videos. buzz feed released a report sharing how the recommendation system promote conspiracy and politically charged videos. the clock is ticking for negotiators on capitol hill to reach a deal on funding for border security. next we'll talk to someone who says they wall will work. he says israel is proof of that. president trump unveils his plan for peace in the middle east this spring. our guests as they could be the deal of the century and is going to tell us all about it. ♪ stuart: holding onto a very modest gain. 30 points higher for the dow jones industrial average. how about the s&p? or fractional lost on a 31%. the nasdaq not much change either down significantly. a ne

nevada living in the united states illegally for more than a year. according to immigration authorities, 19-year-old willard was related -- arrested for charges saturday afternoon from carson cityheriff's office. authorities say they will seek arrest warrants against him for the murders in coming days, william la jeunesse from los angeles bureau as we learn more this morning, good morning, william. >> for data, one suspect and teen -- living in the u.s. illegally and following the obtained search warrants for his car and apartment where they found enough evidence to charge him with three counts of burglary, possession of stolen property. the d.a. expects the murder charges later this week. after a short police investigation, they zeroed in on guzman handed him under surveillance and saturday decided to bring him and based on immigration status. >> in the meantime surveillance teams reporting mobile activities increasing concerns for the welfare and safety of the public. the command of all agencies collectively agree that guzman a person of interest at the time should be taken into custody on immigration charges. >> eric: so for the place not saying what connects guzman to the v

commute in cities across california may be rougher than usual as parts of several highways are closed because of mudslides, flooding, snow from over the weekend. white-out conditions in the sierra nevada of the pacific coast highway remain closed after a mudslide where the woolsy fire burned 100,000 acres back in november. >> i'm not a person of color. i am not a citizen of a tribe. tribal citizenship is very different from ancestry. tribes and only tribes determine tribal citizenship. and i respect that difference. >> bill: democratic senator, possible -- likely candidate for the white house elizabeth warren on the road in iowa over the weekend making several stops across the state. steve hilton is back host of the next revolution. morgan ortagus is back, mary ann marsh is back former senior advisor john kerry. mary ann sent us cookies to soften us up. she is running. how did she do with the crowds in iowa? >> she couldn't have had a better start to her campaign in iowa than she had this past weekend. terrific crowds. she didn't talk about trump and introduced herself and ideas in a positive way. that's the first step to any successful campaign. you have to start positive and define

nevada, central or southern california. that is where a majority of californians get your water from. there is also the constant risk .f catastrophic flood the sacramento area is the second most likely city in the country to be flooded. host: the has also been some tamping down of the reports of that plan. mark meadows, former chair of the house freedom caucus democrats continued to refuse to negotiate in good faith or appropriate in a money for border barriers. if they don't compromise, the president should disperse the forfeiture money or other discretionary fees, if not, he should not declare -- if not, he should declare in national. it is time. is that the general sentiment from the republican side? ms. wire: the idea of asset forfeiture, that seems to be away from both sides to essentially get a win and the government shutdown -- the idea of using disaster funding, whether it he to make repairs for the disaster, after a disaster, or prepare for a disaster, doesn't seem to popular the house. host: democratic leaders spent the past few days passing appropriations bills for the remainder of fiscal year 2019. is there any indication of a compromised insight, that the senate will take up

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nevada's and flows down toward central or southern california. that is where the majority of californians get there water from. . constant risk of major floods the sacramento area is the second most likely city in the country to be flooded >>. there's also been tamping down -- markts of those meadows, former chairman of the house freedom caucus, democrats continue to refuse to negotiate in good faith or appropriate any money for border barriers if they won't compromise president should use asset forfeiture money or other discretionary fees to start construction. if not, he should not declare -- he should declare a national emergency. is that the general sentiment among the republican side from what you are hearing? >> the idea of asset forfeiture to get the money seems to be fairly popular. this would be a way for both sides to essentially get a win in the government shutdown. i think the idea of using disaster funding, whether it be actually make repairs after a disaster or event future disasters does not seem to be too popular. i'm getting bipartisan push back to the idea >>. house democratic leaders have spent the opening days in passing appropriations bills for the remainder of fiscal ye

city attorney earlier in her career. returnedan forney also to the house this year. he served one term this decade after being defeated in his 2018 reelection bid. for that he was a nevada state senator, serving four years as the majority leader. he has also been an executive at a marketing firm and job training company. voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee to the house. office, theing congresswoman rant nonprofit organizations that help disadvantaged youth. afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic activities and communities in schools of nevada helped event kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is familiar across the world, but new to congress. utah elected mitt romney to the u.s. senate. the 2012 gop presidential nominee served as massachusetts andrnor earlier in 2000's, before that, headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. his first run was against late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of ben mcadamsemocrat now represents the state's fourth district. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch

nevadas and flows down toward central or southern california, and that's where the majority of californians get their water from. there's also a risk of major catastrophic floods. the sacramento area is the second most likely city to be flooded. >> host: mark medose the house of the freedom caucus say democrats refuse to negotiate in good faith, if they won't compromise president should use asset forfeiture money or other discretionary fees, if not he should declare a national emergency, it's time. is that the general sentiment among the republican side from what you're hearing. >> sarah: the asset of forfeiture that seems to be fairly popular. it seems to be a way for both sides to get a win, and the government shutdown. i think the idea of using disaster funding whether it be to actually make repairs after a disaster or prevent future disasters doesn't seem to be too popular. i'm getting bipartisan pushback to the idea. >> host: well the house democrat leader spent the opening days in passing appropriations bills for the remainder of fiscal year 2019. is there any indication of a compromise in sight. any thought the senate will take up those measures that have been passed? >> at this point it doesn't seem lik