to the west, another hungry bear skipped the beach and went straight for one family's kitchen in nevada citybed the cat and holed up in her bedroom. the bear raided the freezer and pantry, munching on eggo waffles and cheerios. these bears are angry. you know why? because goady locks had been in their houses for all of this time eating their porridge, sleeping in their beds so now they're taking revenge. >> opening the freezer and everything. warm up the waffles? >> you have to put them in the toaster. come on. >>> next to a jaw-dropping sight also in the golden state. >> whale watchers were treated to a rare view, so a giant blue whale swimming and feeding off the coast of new port beach, california, pretty cool. >> the whales are the largest animals to have ever lived on earth, even bigger than dinosaurs, some can reach the length of up to 90 feet. >> there have been numerous sightings of the giant mammals over the last five days and this is because of the things we've been talking about here, warmer weather, the warmer waters. >> yes. >> that's saying a lot for california. >> kind of a st

. >> host: to nevada city, california, ken waiting to talk to you. you're on with dr. makary. >> caller: well you were worried about the u.s. health care system, the biggest, the most inefficient industry in america is the u.s. federal government. they've got their hands in everything, and you have people like dr. fauci that have their own interests. it's proven that's been help wanding the wuhan lab and various -- he has his interests, so he's running -- anyway, the federal government as inefficient as they are and continue to get bigger and more inefficient, the health care system is going to be a mess forever, and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> host: dr. makary? >> guest: first of all i disagreed with dr. fauci on almost every strategy of the pandemic but i believe he has the best of intentions and loves this country. in terms of our health care system, it is spiraling out of control and going to take down the entire economy if we don't change our ways. health care spending is 48% of all federal spending. if you look the at the hidden ways we spend money on

. >>> a couple more bay area cities may ban gas-powered leaf blowers. nevada is set to address the issue soon. the nevada city council will vote at its next meeting whether to ban blowers at night and prohibit blowing leaves into their neighbors' yards. >>> san francisco is making nationwide news because of what it did with a treasured piece of art. >> what it did was move it, all 72 feet of it. today san francisco's museum of this famed mural. he painted it back in treasure island island -- in san francisco where it wasn't widely seen. >> the show will include about 175 works from the early 20s to the mid-30s, lent from private and public collections across the united states, mexico, argentina and europe. >> just as diego rivera had an audience that watched him paint that mural at the 1940 exhibition, new york exhibitors watch parts of it through the month of july. >> to be able to go and look at this as well, the two of them that were together, that's going to be really fascinating. >>> still to come, four decades of service, but now he's hiding up is -- on

boulder city, nevada carson city and then gardnerville of all places which is south of carson city, which is a small ranching community, but you get a lot of interested in nevada's coming to to paul laxalt's office as i think it's still the case with any of our our members of congress but i do think it is neat to see that the president and vice president are right up there on top. this is a finished folder from the actual manuscript collection. these markers are just for my reference so i can find something in here. this is an acid free folder. it's got the title of what's in here. this is 1980 convention file which includes drafts of lack salts nominating speech for reagan and this is from july 1980. and this is part of the this is the part of the collection that is fully processed the reagan portion. so they open up this folder. you can see there's some. some newspaper clippings some election laws. some memoranda and then if i get back here i run into paul laxalt. nominating speech for ronald reagan for 1980. and that's in his hand there in the black felt pen. yeah oftentimes he would j

. >>> also in northern california, a surprise visitor inside the kitchen of this home in nevada city.he bear helped itself to some waffles, cheerios and washed it all down with nesquik during its 15-minute stay. >>> the wen nis world is shocked by the exit of serena williams. the 39-year-old mom on a mission to make history is speaking out about her setback. here's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, superstar serena williams is out of wimbledon after slipping on the grass injuring her hamstring. during her first match williams slipping as she changed direction. >> sliding a little bit there. >> reporter: her injury forcing her to take a medical time-out before returning with a limp. then 34 minutes into her first set, she falls crying out in pain. >> oh, no, no, no. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: the 39-year-old champ in tears after being forced to withdraw. >> that's it. she's given it everything. >> reporter: later writing on instagram, she's heartbro but saying, my love and gratitude are with the fans and team who make being on centre court so meaningful. fellow athletes re

right thing, the people who are performing impeccably well, secretary of state raffensperger, nevada, city commissioner al schmidt. these are all republicans. they are being attacked, centered, threatened. we are seeing physical threats that is the place i am in. i think there are some potential solutions. so many palace have alluded to, for too long, the idea of increased access with something to be perceived on the left. integrity was perceived to be on the right. for those that go out in the field, does two things are not only not in opposition, they are complementary in most cases. when you actually look at policy. and you can come up with policies that increase real and perceived integrity while also making sure eligible voters are not excluded from the process or don't face barriers. those are unifying themes amongst election officials from the most conservative republicans to liberal democrat. i do think one possible solution is to create a floor, a federal floor for election policy. i think about it as taking some things off the table. they are so fundamental, and their integrity a

the big bear you see, this is a video shot in nevada city and they woke up 5:00 a.m.ough the freezer and pantry looking for something to eat. this lasted about 20 minutes. >> going in the pantry. >> licked up more cheerios, looked at us, walked this way, and decided to go out the screen door this way. which this is the screen door i opened up really quickly. >> the question is, with were they honey nut cheerios? so the couple say the bear was really chill and didn't do anything besides eat some of their food. the only damage was the torn screen door where the bear entered and left. one neighbor says the bear entered their home and did a similar thing to their kitchen eating their food and enjoying themselves. >> the thing is about bears, once they get into your house once, then they know that -- you have to do something about it. they know where to go and they're going to go back. >> just like kids. >> they keep coming back. >> they eat more than kids i would imagine. >> i have to feed you too? they like everything these days. >> all right. breakfast time for a lot of

. >> check out this video from a couple shot in nevada city. they woke up at 5:00 a.m.ay to this uninvited guest digging through the freezer and pantry. this is my home. this lasted more than 20 minutes. >> go in the pantry. >> licked up more cheerios. looked at us. walked this way and decided to go out the screen door this way. this is the screen door that i opened up really quickly. >> the couple says the bear was chill, only damage to the screen door when the bear entered and left. one neighbor says that same bear entered their home and did a similar damage to the food in the kitchen. just eating it up. >>> new details this morning, tennis superstar serena williams is out at wimbledon in the first round. we're going to get to more on that. tennis weather though. >> i know. >> i mean if you want to go out and enjoy tennis today, you're going to need water and a towel because you sweat a lot. meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of the temperatures for us. some places you say it's been hot. i don't mind it being hot a few days of the year. it's okay for me. >> few

right thing, the people who are performing impeccably well, secretary of state raffensperger, nevada, city commissioner al schmidt. his staff. these are all republicans. they are being attacked, censured, threatened. we are seeing physical threats more than ever before. that is the space i am in. but i think there are some potential solutions. as many of us have alluded to, for too long, the idea of increased access with something -- was something to be perceived on the left. integrity was perceived to be on the right. for those that go out in the field and work with election officials, those two things are not only not in opposition, they are complementary in most cases. when you actually look at policy. and you can come up with policies that increase real and perceived integrity while also making sure eligible voters are not excluded from the process or don't face barriers. those are unifying themes amongst election officials from the most conservative republicans to liberal democrat. i do think one possible solution is to create a floor, a federal floor for election policy. i think abou

temperatures of 44 degrees, including city of portland's excessive heat warnings have been issued across oregon and washington stretching its parts of idaho, california, and nevada. several cities in australia are going into locked down after more cases is a delta variance reported brisbin in paris that among the leases to impose tight covered restrictions. sidney and darwin went into a snap block for ensuring the weekend. stay at home. orders are in place except for essential activities. mexican store courts have decriminalize, the use of recreational marijuana for adults. it comes after politicians failed to enact to law loving this. the push for legalization is partly that curving drunk related violence across the country. the centers for disease control is suspending the import of dogs into the us for at least a year because of the threats of rubies more than 100 countries on its list of high risk nations for the disease. this decision is expected to be particularly hard for rescue groups. you're trying to relocate dogs to the us, the harder reports. doha, well, abandon abuse neglected, dumped these dogs or some of the lucky ones that had been rescued from i

cities tour visits. >> the history of gaming in nevada, you can say in a sense, begins primarily in reno. the northern part of the state was predominant to up to the 1950's. you have to remember las vegas wasn't incorporated until 1905. so actually there was very little gaming in the southern part of the state initially. and the gaming in the northern part of the state continued to develop primarily along the cities and towns along the railroad lines in the state. or in mining camps as they developed, such as virginia city or manhattan, various towns in the state of nevada. and the gaming continued to operate in nevada until 1910, when there was a strong social movement that actually won a referendum and made gaming illegal in october of 1910. and, at that point, most of the gamblers in the city of reno got on the train and left for san francisco. in 1919, the attorney general said that poker was legal by the statutes, and by 1923, they were licensing slot machines. in 1931, i believe march 23 of 19 31, they legalized all forms of gaming. i believe the only form of gaming that is not perm

the south bay mother of a 7 year-old found dead in nevada now city in a colorado jail. vada trying to figure out why and how liam husted, who and up in a remote area of las vegas. no one knew the boy was when his body was found family friend recognized him from a sketch detectives released later track down his mother, samantha rodriguez in denver. authorities waiting on autopsy results to determine how exactly and i. >> critical thing in my. opinion or one of the critical things is going to be in the autopsy. the cause of death. if he died of blunt force trauma. you know that will lead one to think, oh, my gosh. somebody hit this little boy, if liam died of a rattlesnake bite. you know. maybe it isn't a first degree murder. so. >> now rodriguez will have a hearing and she could try to fight to stay in denver or law enforcement could exporter back to nevada where she faces charges because that's where liam's body was found. there's a growing memorial cross the street from the apartment complex live with his family. neighbors left flowers balloons and toys. one neighbor te

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prominent opposition activists . andre, above the road, has appeared in court in the southern city of cross nevada, where a judge ruled he would be held in pre trial the tension for 2 months. the cover of is a for my director of the disbanded pro democracy group, open russia a monday he was pulled up a plane on the runway in saint petersburg just before it took off for poland. earlier we spoke with opposition activists and over of ally, touch yanna, as minerva. she was in the courtroom when people over of was told he'll be detained . she, we asked her what it was like, you know, it's really, it was very emotional or emotional day. it was i can say, did, and a his he is doing, he's doing great. he is. he's smiling so she is fine. but the worst i'm feeling worry about him. and about there, there the next month he will in jail. but i think everything will be fine and would be great. them all were gramlin doesn't want anybody, any opposition candidate to be in the collection. so that's why they decide to. so i read a bit why they size is music and the other positionally. there are almost nobody else t

september. prominent opposition activist andre barbara has appeared in court in the southern city of cross nevada, where a judge ruled about your face up to 2 months in jail. pending an investigation off is a former director of open russia, a disbanded pro democracy group. it was pulled off a plane just before take off for poland on monday. tanya was minova knows under ip if ever watched today's court proceeding, she joins us from a crocodile. welcome to d w. so he was sentenced to 2 months in custody, pending an investigation. what was it like to be in court and hear that decision? you know, it really was very emotional or emotional day. it was i can say and a his, he is doing, he's doing great. he is. he's smiling. so she is at the fine. but of course, i'm feeling worry about him and about there, there in the next month he will be in jail. but i think everything will be fine and she will be why do you think he was cognizant for arrest? because the head there, let's say you mind, september and ramblin doesn't want anybody, any opposition? candidates to be in the election. so that's why they deci

. >>> and in neighboring nevada, las vegas is betting americans are ready to travel to destination cities once again miguel almaguer taking us inside the strip's newest casino in our series "reopening america. >> good luck to you guys. >> reporter: betting big on its future, tonight the stakes couldn't be higher for las vegas as one of the cities hardest hit by the pandemic bounces back in a way only vegas can clubs, casinos and bars are thriving. resorts world, the newest casino on the strip, just opened its doors. is this the best time or the worst time to open a brand-new casino >> i would say it's the best time. people want to get out, have fun, and there is no better place than las vegas. >> reporter: for the city that never sleeps, it took a pandemic to bring the trip so a stand-still. in april 2020, las vegas had under 107,000 visitors but this past april, the numbers swelled to more than 2.5 million. that's no rebound, it's a striking comeback a visitor increase of more than 2,307% while the house may never lose, the estimated economic impact of the shutdown 98% of culinary union

city, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care 2300000 people in southern nevada. and we've had $150.00 deaths social this and say that you would have had far more without it. how do you know until we have a control group? we offer to be a control group. so here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residents. to be the control group, i offered to be a control group and i was told by our status ish, and you can do back. and anderson cooper was sitting there in disbelief at the amount of that it was screwing from this woman. this is in china. this is vegas, nevada. wow. okay, that's really ignorant. if you can't figure out how to do this safely, why as mayor of a city that you are responsible for the people safety, are you calling for something that you have no plan for how it would be done safely? they better figure it out. that's her job. extra job, you don't believe there should be any social distancing. you don't believe that really, there should be a card. i don't know how to do that and you know, that's up to them to figure out get people droppin

nevada. wow. okay, that's really ignorant. if you can't figure out how to do this safely, why as mayor of a city that you are responsible for the people safety, are you calling for something that you have no plan for how it would be done safely? they'd better figure it out. that's their job. that's job, you don't believe there should be any social distancing. you don't believe that there's not really, there should be a card that, you know, that's up to them to figure out get people dropping dead all over las vegas and you have a mayor who doesn't care all she cares about cash, cash, cash, money, money, money. we were not broken and we need to get back to work, keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing. this is a money machine is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost. it was evidenced by what happened during the mast shooting were 58 people lost their lives. and it's evidenced by what carol and goodman did on the see in an interview with anderson cooper the deadliest smash shooting and us history became one of the most forgotten. most of the american public barely r

lake mead along the arizona—nevada border supplies water to more than 20 million people in cities includingn tonight's programme: ecosystems around the world have flourished during the pandemic — but one town in scotland worries that as lockdowns end, endangered species may suffer. goldman sachs has told its staff they must disclose their vaccination status before returning to the office. michele fleury has more from new york. goldman sachs, one of the big investment banking firms here in the us had said it is ok that they will ask their us employees to disclose whether they have been vaccinated, they are saying we are not asking you to be vaccinated, that is a personal choice, but we just want to know whether you have or have not been so we can safely plan the return to office work. the question is, when you have a firm of the stature of goldman sachs doing this, does this mean that other firms will follow their lead? i think that is the question and you're seeing some pushback from other firms like apple, simplyjust telling the staff that they will have to return to an office a couple of

city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there where they need to a private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpire us. the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on whether or not the county will join the city of oakland in that funding. >> and the oakland city council is also set to vote on the a's term sheet detailing its financial plan for the downtown project. that vote is set for july 20th meantime, if you're heading to the coliseum four-game soon. you can get vaccinated while you watch the a's play the team announced today that is taking part in the mlb's vaccinate at the plate program. anybody who needs a shot can get one at any home game for the rest of the season. >> everyone who gets vaccinated at the coliseum will get 2 free tickets for an a's game. it can be a future game or the same one that you go to for your vaccin

city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there,re they need to a public prayer. private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpires. >> the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on whether the county will join the city of oakland in this quest and city council. the oakland city council is set to vote on the a's ballpark financing plan for the downtown project that vote. big vote is set for july 20th. if you're headed to the coliseum for a game soon. you can get vaccinated while you watch the a's, the a's today announcing their part of the mlb's vaccinated, the plate program. so. >> anyone who needs a shot can get one at any home game for the rest of the season. everyone who gets vaccinated at the coliseum will get 2 free tickets for today's game. it could be a future game or the same one you go to for your vaccination, the vaccine cl

salt lake city in utah just saw its hardest day since record keeping began bacon 87107 degrees fahrenheit. it's 42 degrees celsius. you see it right there. y omi also saw new records in nevada. las vegas continues to flirt with it's all time high of 47 degrees celsius. you see right, right there. but the us city melting, the most phoenix, arizona, which just set an all time record of 5 consecutive days of a $115.00 degrees fahrenheit right there. that's 46 degrees celsius. now the heat is making severe, drowns across the western us go from bad to worse. the federal government is already planning to declare an official water shortage at lake need in august lake needs waters power. hoover dam on this picture. it tells the story doesn't, and as of last week, lake needs water level is at a record low and there is no relief inside. the western us is in what scientists are describing now as a climate change induced mega drought. some even say that the summer could be the hardest and the driest in a millennium and less water means more fire. 2020 is all a record number of wildfires in california, oregon and in washington state 2021 is expected to be worse. stephen pine is a meetin

. >> that is essential to meet the needs of people in nevada and every other rule city in the countrywhere do you terminate that? to the homer to the antenna? sometimes it is appropriate to take it to the home. some have already built a very strong foundation he just needs to finish out some exchanges. you may have areas of nevada if you can get close to be widely dispersed at the end of the line you get that middle mile maybe it's fiber to the end-user or use a wireless solution that's out to the hehard-to-reach constituents much cheaper and quicker i know people in nevada need broadband now it could take years to get fiber networks you can put up a single tower and co- locate and within six months give service to an entire area otherwise it can take ten years with 90 percent fiber penetration in the united states. >> thank you. so now also as we discussed lacking the capital expenditure to expand their footprint of the high cost area maybe even underserved communities that to me that feasible for the smaller isps should we consider middle mile infrastructure is available? to providi

salk lake city in utah just saw its hardest day since record keeping began, making 870 a 107 degrees fahrenheit. it's 42 degrees celsius. you see it right there. y omi also saw new records in nevada. las vegas continues to flirt with it's all time high of 47 degrees celsius. you see right, right there. but the us city melting, the most phoenix, arizona, which just set an all time record of 5 consecutive days of a $115.00 degrees fahrenheit. if you're right there, that's $46.00 degrees celsius. now the heat is making severe, drowns across the western us go from bad to worse. the federal government is already planning to declare an official water shortage at lake need in august lake needs waters power. hoover dam. know this picture, it tells the story, doesn't it? as of last week, lake needs water level is at a record low and there is no relief inside. the western us is in what scientists are describing now as a climate change induced mega drought. some even say that the summer could be the hardest and the driest in a millennium and less water means more fire. 2020. it's all a record number of wildfires in california, oregon and in washington state 2021 is expected to be worse. ste

salt lake city in utah just saw its hardest day since record keeping began, making 870 a 107 degrees fahrenheit. it's 42 degrees celsius. you see it right there. y omi also saw new records in nevada. las vegas continues to flirt with it's all time high of 47 degrees celsius. you see right, right there. but the us city melting, the most phoenix, arizona, which just set an all time record of 5 consecutive days of a $115.00 degrees fahrenheit. you see right there, that's 46 degrees celsius. now the heat is making severe, drowns across the western us go from bad to worse. the federal government is already planning to declare an official water shortage at lake need in august lake needs waters power. hoover dam. know this picture it tell us the story, doesn't it? as of last week, lake needs water level is at a record low and there is no relief inside. the western us is in what scientists are describing now as a climate change induced mega drought. some even say that the summer could be the hardest and the driest in a millennium and less water means more fire. 2020 is all a record number of wildfires in california, oregon and in washington state 2021 is expected to be worse. stephen pin

nevada. >>> a massive fentanyl bust. the central cisco police chief says the amount of drugs seized could kill the city population four times over. officers served three search warrants in oakland, as part of an investigation to intercept drugs found for that tenderloin. during their search, police recovered nearly 30 pounds of drugs, several firearms, $45,000 in cash, and five people were arrested. >> shots were fired near an east bay shopping center, it happened in the parking lot of stoneridge mall in pleasanton. police swarmed the mall around 2 o'clock this afternoon, they say someone fired shots at a car parked outside of the men's warehouse. no one was hurt, at this time there is no information about any suspects, or emotive. >>> in central cisco, a woman rescued from a house fire has died. lames broke out yesterday at this thing on monterey boulevard. the victim has not been identified. the cause is under investigation. >> now to the latest on the fight against covid-19, as of this evening, more than half of the state population is fully vaccinated. more than 38 million vaccine doses have been administered, so far. m

80 square miles from the bay bridge past the oakland bridge and on and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevadathe construction by which lake was used to float logs needed for the project at the same time the yosemite park and company used the other side of the camp to house tourists interesting in seeing the national park and the constructions of damn when the u son damn was completed many of the facilities were not needed then the city of san francisco donated the property it was named camp mather the first director it was named after him tuesday morning away amongst the pine the giant sequoia is the giants inventories first name if our title is camp means there's going to be dirt and bugs and so long as you can get past that part this place it pretty awesome i see i see. >> with a little taste of freedom from the city life you can soak up the country life with swimming and volley ball and swimming and horseback riding there you go buddy. >> we do offer and really good amount of programming and give a sample p of san francisco rec and park department has to offer hopefully we've been here 90

it's essential to meet the needs of people in nevada and every other rural city in the country. the question is, where do you terminate that? do you take it all the way to the home or take it to an antenna. sometimes it's appropriate to take it to the home. and denny law in his territory is somebody i would trust to do that. he's built a very strong foundation and he needs to finish out some exchanges that aren't fiber to the home yet. you might have areas in nevada where you can get close to those and they're widely dispersed once you get it out there. you my want to use a wireless solution that will get out to the hard to reach nevadans and get to them much cheaper and get to them much quicker. i know that people in nevada need broadband now. it could take years to get fiber networks out to the reaches to put up on is single tower and almost in six months get service to an entire area, where it could take 10 years to get to fiber penetration in the united states. >> thank you, i'm going to ask a little more about the middle mile because as we've discussed the smaller ips's, th

80 square miles from the bay bridge past the oakland bridge and on and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevada and bugs and so long as you can get past that part this place it pretty awesome i see i see. >> with a little taste of freedom from the city life you can soak up the country life with swimming and volley ball and swimming and horseback riding there you go buddy. >> we do offer and really good amount of programming and give a sample p of san francisco rec and park department has to offer hopefully we've been here 90 years my camp name is falcon i'm a recession he leader i've been leading the bill clinton and anarchy and have had sometimes arts and crafts a lot of our guests have been coming for many years and have almost glutin up, up here he activity or children activity or parent activity here at camp mather you are experiencing as a family without having to get into a car and drive somewhere fill your day with with what can to back fun at the majestic life the essence of camp mather one thing a that's been interesting i think as it evolves there's no representation here oh, there's

city hit 33%. federico zaragoza, the college of southern nevada's president, says the economic shutdown had an immediateact on his students. >> financial reasons was the primary reason given for students dropping out. almost 40% of those students had a scenario where they had to decide between rent, food, and a college expense, and many of our students were more comfortable with in-person environment than online courses. hari: zaragoza hopes that by connecting students to financial assistance, food pantries, and mental health counseling, they can help students get back on a successful career path. >> even if you have more people looking for work, if the job skills that they bring aren't the line to the skills required by employers, you're still going to have structural unemployment. hari: why has this decline has been so severe? tom brock and his colleagues at columbia university's community college research center have poured over u.s. census data and find households with community college students are harder hit. >> in a lot of these households, if the breadwinners lose their job, the person who might

city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there,where they need to a private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpires. the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on whether the county will join the city of oakland in funding and the oakland city council is set to vote on the a's term sheet detailing their financial plan for that project. >> that vote is set for july 20th marty. >> well, still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news on the field. the a's taking on the royals at the coliseum. a game that ended with late inning heroics. the giants also in a nail-biter kylen >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the serendipitous ending for bob melvin company on glenn burke pride night at the ballpark fans made sure to show up and show out with their pride flags waving awesome to see celebrating the lgbtq plus community

city may 28th. days later, she was arrested at a denver motel. samantha moreno rodriguez faces open count of murder. in nevada be prosecuted as anything from second-degree murder to first-degree murder, on to involuntary manslaughter, we don't know which way the case will go because we don't know how little liam died and why investigators believe it was not an accident. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >> 6:46. >>> new guidance from the cdc on wearing masks when you travel. you no longer have to wear them at outdoor transit hubs, many waiting for buses, trolleys or riding on ferries, due to the lower risk of covid transmission outdoors. you're still required to wear those masks inside of any mode of transportation regardless of the vaccination status. >>> we get a better idea of how much the upcoming special election to recall governor newman reports, the tab at $215 million about half earlier high side estimates. the state not counties will likely have to pick up the tab. the projected date for the election may be moved up. democrats are expected to waive a lengthy financial

with one count of murder which in nevada the case can be prosecuted as a first-degree or second-degree murder, voluntary or involuntary manslaughter. that is the city of denver where she was seen checking into a hotel alone days after her son's body was found in the las vegas desert. the 1-year-old's remains were found on a hiking trail, and after weeks of trying to identify him, the fbi got a tip from a family friend saying that they thought it was liam and that the mother and the son had not been seen in san jose since may 24th. las vegas police say the mother and son were then spotted in laguna beach and in victorville and southern california before their van was spotted in colorado. liam houston's father has been notified and is not a suspect. >> it's a heartbreaking conversation to have. this has been an emotional last ten days for myself, all the investigators that have been working on it, and we're just glad that we're able to get some closure for liam and then hold the person responsible for this crime accountable. >> now we did track down an address for the mother here in san jose. we didn't find any neighbors that knew them and we checked

$44.00 degrees include in the city of portland, excessive heat warnings have been issued across oregon, and washington stretching its parts of idaho, california, and nevada. though in the race to develop clean energy, governments and corporations must navigate a tricky pass. getting the minerals and other materials needed to replace fossil fuels while taking care won't cause more environmental damage. reynolds is this report me a state of nevada. this is the great basin of nevada. in the 19th and 20th centuries prospectors search, this spectacular land for silver and gold. now in the 21st century, the world wants another precious mineral found here. lithium, this outcrop is the tip of a huge, underground deposit of lithium, which is essential to the clean energy revolution. it's the key ingredient in lithium, ion battery is used in electric cars and trucks, and it stores the electricity spun out by wind turbines. in solar panels president joe biden wants us industry to make more lithium batteries. the real question is whether a lead or a fall behind the race, the future, or whether will build these vehicles in the batteries that go in them. here in the u

city may 28th. samantha moreno rodriguez faces an open count, in nevada she can be tried for anything from second-degree murder to involuntary manslaughter, depending on what the evidence is that they can present. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> 5:03 this morning. president biden is in cornwall, england, preparing for an open session of the g7 summit later today. world leaders of the seven wealthiest democracies are expected to discuss topics ranging from bolstering an economy ravaged by covid-19 to fighting climate change. "today in the bay's" chris pollone is breaking down all of this for us this morning. chris? >> reporter: marcus, good morning to you. this is joe biden's first trip abroad as president, and early on, the white house's goals appear pretty apparent. they're restoring some relationships with some of the nation's top allies, as well as trying to reassert the u.s.' role as a global leader. with the first in-person g7 summit in two years set to begin, president joe biden waste nothing time reaching out to world allies, meeting first on the summit's ev

fairfield reporting. 17 mph, oakland reporting nine south breeze in nevada at about 12 mph without temperatures are warming up over our inland citiesot getting any relief from that delta breeze this this morning or the onshore breeze this afternoon brentwood 86 degrees already at this time in the north bay 80 degrees over santa rosa and around the base 64 in oakland, 59 in san francisco. look here at the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa, a notable jump for you. there are seven degrees former at this hour from 24 hours ago, meanwhile, are inland east bay. may not feel so much. we've got 22 degrees warmer in livermore at half moon bay, two degrees warmer for you there the future cast here. we'll show you as we get into the afternoon mostly clear skies for most of us away from the coastline as we get closer to sunset, which is about 8 35 8 40 these days, depending on where you live, it does move back across the bay. and as we roll through the rest of the week, we do expect the morning clouds. the evening clouds with the sunshine in between. for today, temperatures will be well above average for inland cities. 91 expected for san