and more than 10,000 jobs are expected to be created in southern nevada alone. so it's no surprise that nevada was recently ranked second among states when it comes to middle-class families who benefit the most from tax reform. let me give you a few examples of how this new law is impacting nevadans. southpoint hotel, casino, and spa doubled bonuses for its 2,300 full-time workers. the prospector hotel in ely gave its employees a $500 bonus and raised its starting wages. mcdonald's, which has around 9,000 employees in my state, is expanding its education benefits program, tripling the amount of money that eligible workers can receive to help cover the costs of college tuition. lowe's home improvement which employs more than 2,000 nevadans announced its expanding benefits like adoption assistance and parental paid leave and giving bonuses of up to $1,000 to its employees. walmart announced that it will increase wages, giving eligible employees a special bonus of $1,000, and expand maternity and parental leave benefits. that's benefiting up to 8,700 walmart associa

. >>> southern nevada officials are cataloguing stuffed animals and other things at a memorial honoring the victims of a shooting in las vegas. the items will removed to a museum about a month after that shooting at a country music concert. between 15,000 and 20,000 items were left outside and at other memorials. museum workers are now uploading photos and are asking people who left the items to briefly say why they let them. story and sue have worked on other mass shooting memorials are now sitting with this project. >>> ruben foster is facing several felonies after being accused of attacking his girlfriend. coming up next for the very first time, the team is now talking about their young star and for right now, sticking by him. >>> it was fairly warm the last few days and the temperatures will trend down this week and we will have the details on what you can expect for tuesday coming up. >>> for the first time since we learned about the serious accusations against the subsequent 49 is ruben foster, the team is now talking about them. >> so let's hear more from the team. >> reporter: t

northern state would start just below the san francisco bay area, across to nevada, and up to the border with oregon. the southernrra nevada mountains of the northeastern part of the state through the central valleys and deserts, all the way down past san diego to the mexican border. the new states would then be named by the residents. supporters say the bottom line is that california is simply too big to govern and that residents would be better served by three separate governments. the man leading the charge is tim draper and he says things can't really get much worse. watch. >> nobody wants to leave but we are still stuck with the same government we've had for all of these years, and it's failing our kids, it's feeling -- it's not safe here. we have many homeless people, we have a lot of big problems. the education system is just about the words in all 50 states and it's the biggest state. >> critics say smaller is not better and that's putting up california's national parks, prisons, schools, universities, power grid, and water supply would be a very massive and ugly task. of course, there are also national p

the system in southern california reforming another low in nevada pushing off into the mountain regionst has become a big system there but not in our forecast zone. otherwise 40s and 50s to a few 30s. only a few. in the santa cruz mountains we are seeing some. pittsburg, antioch, won't take long for you to warm up. alamo is 43. san ramon is 42. pleasanton, as well. on the mild side for some, cool for others. the water temperatures are 50 in the bodega bay. a seagull flapping its wings creates enough dynamics to get the fog going. that is why i am a little hesitant to warm up the coast. too much of an on shore breeze but inland not a problem. today sunny for almost everybody but fog on parts of the coast. i think the whole thing is in check in pacifica but otherwise 70s around the bay, mid 70s inland. look goods for some and tomorrow will be even warmer although i think there will be an increase in the fog coming in. the coast and bay will be nice, but not as nice as inland. >> how poetic of you, the flapping of the seagull. >> there you go. it doesn't take much! [ laughing ] >>> we have

southern california. he would rather head to nevada. las vegas in particular. the golden knights already advanced. awaiting the winner of this series. they'll play tonight. >> we got ahead of ourselves a few years ago. thank you. we'll see you tonight. quick note from the a's. they beat the white sox this afternoon in 14 innings. also here, the warriors heading off to san antonio today. on their charter flight. as we mentioned earlier, the wife of spurs coach died today after a long illness. no word if he'll be at the game tomorrow. the warriors lead lt series 2-0. >> okay. final word. >> a little bit of rainfall offshore. most will stay in the pacific. we have chance of rain tonight from 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. thursday. coastline and peninsula. best chance. sunny skies. look at the weekend. >> a lot of yellow circles. >> good hockey weather. ♪"extra" "extra" ♪ >> now ongoing "extra," dance mom paralyzed from the neck down. we break news on her shocking new medical crisis as she undergoes emergency surgery. will she ever walk again. >>> heather locklear, the real housewife of beverly hills. big n

granada is tucked against the sierra nevada mountains of andalucia in southern spain.na, it's not like san sebastian, it ain't madrid. any reasonable sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain's the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway, and in the very best possible way. this is a country that gave us the spanish inquisition, also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine with traditional tapas. christianity and islam traded places, shared space. and the effects and influences of all those things are right here to see. you could almost look back through time and through the mists of history, see the phoenicians marching up, cross the vega. or are those feral hippies? an influx of international hippies, many of whom appear to have set up squats in the caves up the mountain, have made things interesting. if they ask what we're doing, you should say we're staging a moon landing. wherever

. >> it could be felt from southern oregon into los angeles and inland to central nevada., no more survivors at the ceremony now. but it's obviously great to see it. >>> in today's gma first look, a grandmother on the run after being accused of two murders. >> in this morning's gma first look, new images of lois reese, wanted for allegedly murdering two people in two states. police releasing these videos just after the second alleged killing. investigators say this is reese with the car she's accused of stealing from one of her alleged victims and later walking inside a florida hotel right up to the check-in desk. >> she's certainly armed and dangerous at this point. you can't take it lightly. >> u.s. marshals assistsing in the manhunt for reese, accused of shooting her husband in minnesota before taking off for ft. myers, florida. known as losing streak lois to police, be fended pamly hutchison, her next alleged victim. i'm victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man suspected of animal abuse. a dog died. police released this video show

southern california. the snow won't be ending until tonight in the sierra nevada. the west slope and lake tahoe area one to three, four to eight inches of snow. certainly slick going there. if you're thinking of heading to the mountains, a little snowy now but sunny and 40s tomorrow. >> lisa, thank you. chances are, if you've wauktd around san francisco lately, you've noticed the electric scooters zipping around. they've been parked on the sidewalks. hard to miss. >> later this morning city lawmakers will consider new legislation to regulate those scooters. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington joins us live from the news room with more. >> it's hard to miss those scooters. they are all over the place. some city supervisors say that's the problem. these are dockless scooters that you use an app to rent. when they're not in use, riders can leave them anywhere. some end up falling over and blocking sidewalks and entryways. riders are often seen ignoring laws like riding on the sidewalk or without a helmet. supervisor aaron peskin says they've received hundreds of nui

nevada mountains and gazed down on granada for the last time. he was the last war issue of the alhambra in arabic the red palace. he was banished to the mountainous region of southern andalusia by the spanish sovereigns isabella of castiel and fadden and of arak. he shed tears at the thought of soon having to exchange the lush and colorful splenda the alhambra for the adelaide north african desert it's. perhaps it was here outside the gates of justice that he had to hand over the key of the alhambra to the catholic nuns. to move them two hundred fifty years the hand hewn into the stone about the poor old protection to the out ambrose nasty. brunei's now it seemed to get farewell. since that time the blessid virgin mary has stood in a nice above the gate amidst the wonderfully molded multi-colored tiles the as a laos. the departure of sutton mark the end of almost eight hundred years of arab history and spain. the nasty dinner stebic least babbling fountains and gardens full of flowers the arabs living in andalusia passionate about abortion. opposite the alhambra is the natural ruin a summer palace can only fair where they delight in listening to the sound of water

nevada, today nice. a rain and snow mix arriving on sunday. the rest of the state steel dealing with very gusty winds in southern california, but sun on theest co-breezy, 70s in sacramento. looks like a nice start to the weekend. >>> new developments on a story we've been following since the north bay wildfires. three elderly residents have now died since being evacuated from the oakmont senior living facility in santa rosa. >> the attorney who filed a class action lawsuit over these deaths is changing her complaint to a wrongful death lawsuit. abc 7's melanie woodrow has more. >> reporter: billed at a luxury retirement facility. >> it was a beautiful version of hell. >> reporter: the villa capri residence burned to the ground. sharery says her 92-year-old mom barely made it out alive. this is bu dough in the hospital after the hospital. >> that's all we have is each other. >> reporter: she passed away two months later. >> she never had a good day after that she was in so much pain, just in agony. >> reporter: two other residents also passed away after the fire, both related to the two women related to nearly oh. >> reporter: kathy allen's mother-in-l

southern california, gusty along the coast. low 70s in sacramento. if you're headed to the sierra nevada, 50s today, 60s tomorrow.returns on sunday. >>> six months after the north bay wildfires, communities are rising from the ashes. poppy park was one of the hardest hit areas. at least four people died there. home after home burned to the ground. dozens of homes now under construction, more than 30 others with the permits to begin construction. some of those who lost everything are moving on. many residents plan on staying. >> it's still your home, and it's just part of you. >> it's hard, but we have a lot of powerful friendships. we've been through a lot of life together. >> the first home to start construction in coffee park is on track to finish next month. >>> about 100 lawsuits claiming pge is responsible for the damage caused by the fires are headed for the hearing next month. the cases will be heard may 18. a judge will decide whether pg ande is liable for losses if its equipment was a significant cause of the damage. they say the fires resulted from several factors including strong winds, the recent drou

in nevada today an f-16 fighter jet assigned to nellis air force base crashed on a test and training range. the condition of the pilot is unknown. and in southern california, four u.s. marines were killed yesterday when their chopper crashed near the u.s./mexico border. the causes of both crashes are under investigation. >>> the u.s. will keep troops in syria in the fight against isis at least for now according to u.s. officials. but president trump who expressed his desire to withdraw from syria just a day ago is at odds with his military advisers over how long to stay. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the story. >> reporter: mission accomplished? as the war drags on, the president telling the pentagon to finish the battle. even though the military argues isis is still a threat, according to two u.s. officials. a contentious national security meeting after the president declared tuesday -- >> i want to get out. i want to bring our troops back home. >> reporter: even as his top commander for the region was saying it is too soon. >> the hard part i think is in front of us and that is stabilizing these areas. conso

deploying the united states southern border with mexico with up to 4,000 troops from border states through september 30th according to a pentagon memo. meanwhile a spokes person for nevada's republican governor bryan sandoval said the governor did not believe that was an appropriate use of the national guard. arrests hitting a 46 year low. instead the white house is talking about monthly trends. watch this. >> more appropriate comparison, what we briefed the president on was the trends we're seeing and what we're seeing is a 200% increase this month in march, this past month in apprehensions. it's over 200% increase. the over 200% increase coupled with the pending seasonal uptick coupled with the caravan that is an annual event all trended in the wrong direction so the problem here and the point to remember is while there was an improvement it's a comparative improvement. >> the dow jones industrial average closed down by 572 points on friday amid the trade dispute between the united states and china. this is axios reports that president trump sparked the battle over tariffs with little planning, quote, there wasn't one single dlib rative meeting in which senior officials

during training in nevada the pilot's identity is being withheld pending next of kin notification an investigation is under way. the thunderbirds canceling this weekend's show in southern california >>> by a 6-5 vote, brazil top court ruled the former president can be sent to jail as he appeals his corruption conviction he had requested to stave off his 12-year prison sentence while he fought his conviction he is a leading candidate in the country's upcoming presidential election >>> the u.s. surgeon general is urging more americans to carry a drug that can reverse an opioid overdose dr. jerome adams says people at risk should keep naloxone on hand it is available over the counter in most states >>> jack nicklaus won augusta six times. his 15-year-old grandson made a hole in one at the masters par three conference on wednesday. he got a big hug from his grandfather. his first hole in one, at 15 years old. scott, back over to you. >> courtney, thank you so much that was such a great moment to see yesterday. >> very cool >> courtney reagan with the headlines for us >>> bulls are betting big, jon, what do you have first >> boyd gaming, judge. 33 bucks a share they came in