if you are working full-time in nevada. and below the poverty level. we live in the greatest country on planet earth, you should be able to work full-time and make a livable wage. and other issues affecting social security and medicare, and immigration reform. i'm an immigrant myself. i was born in mexico. i couldn't speak a word of english. my story is the story of the american dream. you can accomplish anything and my family, people looking for that opportunity. >> host: what about coming as an 8-year-old not being able to speak english. >> i bring a different perspective. i remember living in mexico, playing on the streets of mexico, there wasn't pavement and being able to sit here in this building to have so much history, next door is john f. kennedy's freshman office is a big honor. you lived in poverty, you have been on minimum wage, you have lost a home, had of home foreclosed, when you see a mom working as a housekeeper in california, you have a bring a different perspective in congress. my parents are not former politicians, we don't come from

and no state has a greater percentage of federal land than nevada, which is 85% federally owned. former congressman hardy would like to see states have much more control of their own management. >> give us the money that you spend out there across the country on every state, and let us manage our land. let us do our planning processes instead of going to this heavy bureaucracy where you duplicate the same thing nevada does, the federal government does and takes longer doing it. >> sreenivasan: conflicts over federal land have also boiled over in this corner of nevada and made national news. >> woodruff: ...where a standoff between the federal government and a local cattle rancher, involving an armed militia, almost turned violent. >> sreenivasan: just north of gold butte, rancher cliven bundy, his two sons, and hundreds of their supporters engaged an armed confrontation with federal officials over cattle grazing fees in 2014. while bundy and his sons are facing federal charges over the incident, since the stand-off, there has been almost no federal presence in the area. since the

>> in red rock canyon, nevada. who is the biggest retailer? we'll tell hue it is and how that might change coming up under president trump. >>> the trump administration has given approval. it was final easement needed to finish $4 million controversial project. construction had been delayed after protests from native americans. and environmental activists. president trump scened an executive order that revived the i'm that line's completion. >> missouri is the 28th right to work state. the governor signed a bill allows workers to avoid paying dues. business have hobbied for such laws saying it makes states more tom pet i have the. >> moo is the largest land owner in the united states? the answer? the united states. you. the taxpayer. the federal government owns millions of acres, most in the midwest. the debate goes back over decades. now there is a new sheriff in town named trump and he is shaking things up. >> this is red rock canyon area. 200,000 breath taking acres and you own it all. in fact the american taxpayer interesting federal gover

over the past month scott cohen traveled to california, michigan and nevada to report on the issues effecting business and budget and tonight he'll tell us what he found but we begin with the stock market which is hit high after high since inauguration day. dominic chu tells us what's behind the rally and what hiegt happen next. >> reporter: now that president trump and his administration have officially been at the hel much of america for one month investors are taking stock of what we've seen and what we can can expect. our a slue of executive orders, senate confirmation and polly guidance, stocks still remain in record high levels continuing that staggering run we've seen in the market since election day last year. >> overall we've been really policed to the market's reaction to trump's first 100 days in office. if you go back to pretaking office it has been a very positive reception for trump and we believe that's because the market is coalescing around several things, one of lower taxes, second around regulatory reform, certainly reappalachian and then fourth infrastructure spending. >>

and i found this in nevada. part of it, too, is when they become victims and we've heard it here, but they're embarrassed to come guarforward. we have to give them a venue to be able to say it did happen, it's all right. it's happening across this country. to make sure that they're willing to come out and educate themselves and others about this type of scam. >> thank you, senator. and we've enjoyed the cooperative relationship with your former office as well. you mentioned how do we get out into the community. well we've held some 33 common ground conferences throughout the country. one was in vegas with the help of your former office. working with grass root members, legal service providers, attorney general's office, local law enforcement and the discussions vary nationwide. but a lot of focus is on issues 0 affecting seniors in the community. and we learned from those conferences, we push out our consumer education materials. we will continue to do more on that front. money transfer services, well, i'd like

Álvaro: la ley dice que si una persona vive en nevada y se muda al condado de miami, tiene 10 dÍas para cambiar. si el visitante, no hay problema. pero en el momento que uno se muda tiene 10 dÍas para cambiar la licencia. quiere decir que la persona que es turista puede manejar con su licencia internacional. pero si tienes una visa de 1 mes y ya pasaste la vista del mes y te muestra que estÁ conduciendo sin decencia, ahora estÁs conduciendo -- cometiendo un delito. presentador: podrÍamos estar contigo todo el programa. nos encanta cÓmo explicas. Álvaro: no queremos que nuestra comunidad entre en pÁnico. presentador: muchas gracias. presentadora: muchas gracias. presentador: hay muchas cosas que la gente se tiene que informar y lo vamos a hacer luego. estados unidos y el mundo aguarda la decisiÓn de una corte de apelaciones en california sobre si es constitucional el veto migratorio del presiente donald trump. el mandatario atacÓ de nuevo a los jueces, diciendo que las cortes judiciales son demasiado polÍticas. presentadora: donald trump dijo lo siguiente: "si los estados unido

i represent the fourth congressional district of nevada. this basically covers north las vegas and one of the most diverse areas in the state of nevada. mr. kihuen: i am the proud son of a housekeeper and former farm wore or -- worker. my family came to the united states when i was 8 years old and pursuit of the american dream. i was once undocumented in this country. my family came here with a visa, we overstayed our visa. like many other immigrant families who come here to this country. and eventually, thanks to a republican president, ronald reagan, i was able to become a citizen and today i'm a sitting member of congress. it goes to show you that this country is great. that this country is willing to give an opportunity to an immigrant family that is willing to work hard for it. but what we're seeing right now by president trump is a hateful, anti-immigrant, anti-muslim, anti-refugee, anti-woman, anti-gay and lesbian agenda. and i'd be more than happy to sit down and talk about a compromise immigration reform bill. that can help solve t

greatest first lady in the history of nevada, but really proud of her. she and i have both seen the effects of child hunger on children's health, learning, and well-being. we all talk about our education reform efforts in our respective states, but those efforts alone cannot address the underlying issues that prevent many issues -- many students from learning. hunger is a roadblock to learning and nevada is fortunate to have kathleen and her focused energy on removing this roadblock from our schools. her work contributed to a new law in the state of nevada requiring breakfast after the bell in high needs schools. i like to refer to kathleen as not only the first lady but the first mom because she cares so deeply about the children in our state. i'm really excited and delighted to hear from her and she'll share some specifics that are going on in the great state of nevada about our initiatives and our efforts to ensure that we're better leveraging federal programs to fight childhood hunger and i would be remiss if i also didn't introduce the first daughte

greatest first lady in the history of nevada, but really proud of her. she and i have seen the effects of child hunger on children, their learning and well-being. we all talk about her education reform efforts in our states. those efforts alone cannot solve the underlying issues that prevent students from learning. is what she meant to have kathleen and focused energy on removing this roadblock from our schools. her work contributed to a new law in nevada requiring breakfast after the bell in high need schools. i like to refer to kathleen is not only the first lady, but the first mom. she cares so deeply about the children in our state. i am delighted to hear from her and she will share specifics going on in the great state of nevada about our initiatives to ensure we are better leveraging federal programs to fight childhood hunger. i would be remiss if i did not introduce the first daughter of nevada, marissa sandoval. [laughter] [applause] alln, i'm honored to join of you and i know all of you have had your experiences. as governors and first spouses,

no state has more stake in this whole thing than nevada. about 85% of the acreage is controlled by the government, utah, idaho, alaska, and oregon. should the federal government own so much land if the trump administration and its designate for secretary of the interior ryan zinke have been on record saying the fed should not sell off public land, was others see an opening including republican congressman from nevada who says that he wants to transfer millions of acres of federal land to the state which he says is in a better position to make decisions about it than the federal government 2500 miles away. >> nevada is a success story in resources and especially with the state folks are doing it, the governors that have come on both sides of the aisle. and so when i hear it's like, oh, nevada is going to screw this up, it's like, really? when have they screwed it up in the past? >> that is the argument though of the opponents who say the state can't afford the upkeep and that the state can't do what the federal government does in terms of fi

. >> on an armed robbery in in nevada. >> yeah. >> reporter: that nevada armed robbery occurred in 2010, a year and a half before the shootings. spellman and some accomplices broke into a home in a las vegas suburb and held a family hostage before robbing them and taking off. >> anybody get killed? >> no. >> reporter: and at the time of the shootings in 2012, dylan spellman was in the corpus christi area, awaiting sentencing for the nevada armed robbery. >> he had been sent here to -- to stay with a friend. >> reporter: what intrigued chavez were some unusual similarities between the nevada crime and the shootings in texas. >> as we started going through that case file, we started seeing more and more things that are lining up with what we're looking at. >> for example? >> the use of numbers. >> reporter: remember, kristene had said the shooter referred to her and mollie as "girl one" and "girl two." >> he used numbers in that other crime? >> yes. >> they referred to each other by number in that particular crime. >> reporter: the similarities between the two crimes didn't end there. >>

adelson used his influence with the nevada legislature to get $750 million of public money committed to the deal. john r alston is editor of the nevada independent. >> after goldman sachs and the raiders went to the nfl and it was announced that goldman sachs was going to finance this deal even if adelson got out, adelson was not thrilled with that. made already bad negotiating worse as goldman folks realized where their bread was really buttered. >> in addition to underestimating adelson's relationship with goldman sachs, but also major casino has over las vegas political scene. >> adelson is a tough guy, doesn't like to lose, has been known if he thinks he is wrong to be -- so we'll see how angry he is. he has a lot of political clout here. he owns a major newspaper, so if he is really mad we are going to find out pretty quickly. >> further complicating the deal for davis who has a group of nevada legislators aren't pretty happy. >> they look foolish right now, they have egg on their face, they are trying to spin their way out of this. sheldon adelson was going to put in $600 milli

winds 25 miles per hour to 130 at the peaks of the sierra nevada. blizzard conditions with the snow and blowing snow. rain totals, by monday night, literally, monday midnight. 3.5 inches in san francisco. 3.2 in san jose. how about in ben loman, that means the mountain tops, plenty in the north bay. 4 inches in san rafael. concord, pleasanton. four inches of rain. flood watches tonight through late monday. nowhere for the water to go. drainage, rivers, ocean. they will spike by monday night and tuesday morning. future cast wind gusts, again the emphasis -- look at the bottom part of the screen. by monday night. strong winds. gusty winds. the biggest gusts in the mountains. gusts 60 miles per hour for the bay area. sustained 25 to 35. that means trees and power poles could be a mess. rain and wind tonight. rain and wind tomorrow night. showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. on wednesday morning we get a chance to take a breath. dry it out through the weekend. between now and then we will get wet. mid-50s for over night lows tonight. highs tomorrow wit

en toda california, advertencias de posibles inundaciones, vientos, y en la zona alta presencia de nevada, cuidado con este sistema, cuidado autopistas en los niveles precisamente de los rios empiezan a subir rÁpidamente, zonas altas, hay que utilizar cadenas, posibles deslaves, mucho cuidado. temperaturas entre los 59 y 57°, no se les olvide el paraguas, 61° en la tarde, los prÓximos dÍas de lluvia incluyendo el fin de semana, hasta el prÓximo miÉrcoles, asÍ que la lluvia se extiende , sigue lloviendo en california, mÁs detalles maÑana, regresamos. >> si tiene e mascotas en su casa, es importante que guarde las medicinas, el centro para casos de envenenamiento en ohio recibiÓ 1400 llamadas sobre menores de edad que se tomaron una pastilla para la mascota, el 80% de las lamo a llamadas de ps que se tomaron estos medicamentos, mucho cuidado, ya volvemos con mÁs. ♪ >> regresamos con noticias univisiÓn 14. >> si tienes alguna historia, comunicate con nosotros, por correo electrÓnico, noticias 14 @ univisiÓn. net, o en nuestra redes sociales nos encuentras bajo univisiÓn 14.

winter storm warning for the sierra nevada 10:00 wednesday night until 4:00 a.m. saturday expecting three to five feet over the crest. with those gusty winds it's going to be decisiony travel. here's the seven-day forecast. check out the storm impact scale. every single day we've got a 1. except on thursday. we've got a 2. wet and windy. you can download the abc 7 news app to help you track these systems. tomorrow you pretty much get a break until nighttime and saturday into sunday, it's super bowl sunday. >> right. >> saturday afternoon into sunday morning is your break, dan and ama, to maybe go get the

we're looking at a 1 on the storm impact scale and rain in the sierra nevada. 36 degrees there at lake level. but we are also still looking at a winter weather advisory. the warning has been lifted. 4 to 8 inches above 6,000 feet. heavy snow showers and wind gusts not quite as out of

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>> all the water and the snow in the sierra nevada crunches down on the crust of the earth. the crust rises by 5 to 10 millimeters over northern california triggering quakes near the surface. scientists at the usgs say the runoff from the heavy rainfall can take months to years to get to the san andreas. >> it's relatively easy for water to percolate in the top most part of the earth's crust. as you get deeper and deeper, the permeability of the water to seep down diminishes. >> scientists say it triggers surface tumblers during the summer, but no -- to major earthquakes. at uc berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> a packed charter bus crashed in san bernardino county today killing one person and injuring 21 others. it happened at noon in kramer east of bakersfield. the bus crossed the center

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addalson used his considerable influence with the nevada legislature to get 750 million- dollars of money committed to the deal. john rolston is the editor of the nevada independent that wrote a column yesterday detailing the breakdown of negotiations between addalston and davis. >> after goldman sachs and the raiders went to the nfl and it was announced that goldman sachs would finance it if addalson got out. he was not thrilled with that and made for bad negotiations worse. the goldman sachs folks realizing that where their bread was buttered went to him this morning and said don't worry, sheldon we are getting out too. >> in addition to underestimating the relationship with goldman sachs davis may have underestimated the influence of the casino scene. >> addalson does not like to lose and so we will see how angry he is. he has a lot of political clout here. he owns a major newspaper. if he is really mad, we are going to find outputter quickly. >> further complicating the deal for davis is a group of nevada legislatures who aren't very happy. >> they look pretty foolish right now and th

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opposite of slavery i think. >> nevada's got it right. not all of nevada. in las vegas, it's illegal. >> they've got lots of disease, lots of robberies, $2 million worth of property thefts reported last year. prohibition does not work. if you want disease, if you want money going to criminals, then keep it illegal. >> by keeping this illegal, you kill people. people don't get aids tests. they're afraid to report crimes to the police. in nevada, in parts where it's legal, there's no crime. >> oh, please. you can't die of aids from prostitution if you can't engage in prostitution. you can't -- >> but they do engage anyway even when it's illegal. it's just underground. >> so people rob banks, too. we can't regulate -- >> that's forced, stealing money from people. this is consensual. big difference. >> people will want to do thing that's are harmful to them. >> i wish you could talk to the women from the bunny ranch about >> i'd >> i'd be like, i can save you! >> i was glad she said that because the sex workers that stayed to listen to her comments -- >> you gu

sunny skies, temperatures here today in the upper 30s for the sierra nevada, a beautiful shot. low 20s this morning. it is 48 in mountain view. gilroy 49. san francisco 50, half moon bay 50 and mid 40s in oakland. golden gate bridge, tons of sunshine. the winds not much of a factor. 44 for santa rosa. 50 for you already in novato with 51 by the delta. looking at 46 in concord and livermore 45 degrees. so from our east bay hills camera, looking pretty nice all over the bay area today, tomorrow and into monday. so clear and cool with dry, sunny days an we'll increase the clouds by tuesday. wednesday still looks dry and thursday looks to be a rainy day. it is a two on the storm impact scale. and we'll show you this goes out over eight days. and we're projecting more rain. 61 degrees today in fremont and richmond with 60 in san mateo. look for santa cruz to reach about 60 degrees. you're heading to the sea. another 60 degrees afternoon. 3:00, upper 50s by 6:00 and by 9:00 into the mid-40s. so we are looking at the dry conditions for wednesday. here we are at 9:00. then by thursday,

in effect with 16 inches of snow expected in the highest elevation of the sierra nevada area. we are talking about snow each day through the holiday. definitely changes that will be needed. sun goes down at 5:51. what sun? well, i know sun here. there is your extended forecast here. we will remain on storm watch each day through wednesday. you know, something that has been interesting, the relentless storms are building up our snow pack to levels we have not experienced in years. and, this morning i had the opportunity to speak with a nasa scientist who says there has been so much snow, you can actually see it from space. >> when you are looking at all the findings, how does this winter vary from past winters? >> you know, nasa has a robust fleet of earth observation satellites designed to look at things like how our atmosphere the changing. how the oceans are changing and looking in your backyard. so, we know that snowfall can vary from year to year. even month to month. especially out in california. and you know, one specific thing we have seen is even in the sierra nevada i

scott cohen is live in nevada. scott? >> melissa, donald trump made his fortune as a real estate developer. we know that. he controls a lot of real estate. think he might want to get a deal on something like this? we'll take a look at the simmering debate of public lands that may be boiling over coming up. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> federal government owns 85% of the land in nevada. under president trump, can some of that land be given to the state or private owners? scott cohen is live in red rock canyon with more on that. scott? >> reporter: hi, michelle. we don't know yet the official word

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anyone with information is asked to call nevada police. >>> a mother in alamo is breathing a sigh of relief after a 50-foot oak tree came crashing down. she was at home with her four children and when that tree fell it felt like a major earthquake. the family was not hurt, just shaken up. >> rob has more where the storm is causing headaches. >> a 50-foot oak tree crashed in alamo last night. and onto the garage of the neighbors next door. she was home with her four children. >> we were laying in the bed and what felt like an earthquake probably an 7.0 earthquake shook the house in the bedroom and then we heard a lookout crash. >> neither of the actual homes appeared to have suffered any structural damage. the soil so saturated with the relentless streams could not support the tree especially in high winds. >> going from an extreme drought to extreme wet, it is really a surprise. >> the san ramon creek was subsiding. this is what it looked like last night. >> crested almost to the path. never seen it do that- >> neighbors say the creek began to flood. >> my wife and i were driving hom

john hallston is the editor of the nevada independent that wrote a column yesterday detailing the break down of negotiations between addalston and davis. >>> after goldman sachs and the raiders went to the nfl and it was announced that goldman sachs was going to finance the deal even if addalson got out addalson is was not thrilled with that and made for already bad negotiations worse and the gold man folks realize that where the bread was really buttered went to addalson this morning and said don't worry, sheldon, we are getting out too. put it this way. sheldon was going to put in 600 million-dollars. there is no too many people that can do that. >>> back in the bay area, the fortress investment group headed by ronnie lott issued a statement once again making the case for its stadium proposal in oakland. the group says the bottom line is if the raiders want to stay in oakland we are more than ready to be a partner in making that happen. the only problem is that davis doesn't appear willing to truly partner with anyone. that would involve giving up control of ownership in exchange for

here's a look at the winter weather advisory for sierra nevada. if you're traveling up to the mountains if starts at 10:00 a.m. sunday, runs till 4:00 p.m. monday. watch out. snow will be right over the pass passes, gusty winds will make for difficult travel conditions. highs for your saturday on the chilly side low to mid 50s. and the temperature trend something to look forward to. spring is in the air for san jose. you'll notice those temperatures ng with 70 degrees by the end of the work week next week. on the accuweather seven-day forecast ones for saturday through monday including oscar sunday. you can download the abc 7 news app to help you track these systems. and then we'll go with a dry warmer pattern tuesday through friday of next week. close to 70 degrees. dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> breaking bread with police. the east bay >>> the pittsburgh police department sent out a message today from one of its officers. it's really an invitation from sergeant simental. that's her eating a sandwich. the message reads in part, "this is how

al from fallon, nevada. good morning. hi, al from fallon, nevada. i'm ed pharmacy person and moderate republican, i voted for i'm , i was hoping and hoping, still hoping that he was going to reach across the aisle pick off maybe 20 or 35 the freedom lose caucus and get something done in washington. hese people that are standing on their goal line and not willing to move the ball 20 ards either way, we're never going to get anything done. i'm sick and tired of hearing to pay w we're going doctors. you know, the insurance this up have screwed and the republicans are going to screw this up again, keep it in company's hand, what we need to do is take all we he federal dollars that either match medicaid with or provide healthcare for federal in the s and anybody administration, congress or ju put in the ary, and first national bank of health. money, l medicaid medicare is untouchable, take medicaid matching federal bank andnd put in that if the state wants to participate in medicaid they put match in there and everybody is covered that doesn't have insur

vegas area has been quoted as saying he feels raiders owner mark davis has no concern for those in nevada or california pitting communities against each other. councilman reid says the city of oakland still wants to keep the raiders and has been working with the county and ronnie lott's fortress group on fine tuning a plan for the silver and black to stay in town.sot we can get the deal done we just need the nfl to help us get mark davis to sit down at a table and work through the issues and show our commitment to the nfl and to all the raiders fans here in the east bay. an inmate has escaped police custody in hayward this afternoon. now police an inmate has escaped police custody in hayward this afternoon. now police are on the hunt for him. the inmate was being transported from a jail to s- f-o when he escaped. he remains at large this evening. don't put the rain gear away just yet...another storm is headed our way.meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete bay area forecast. rain moves in tomorrow night until friday with another system this weekend. >>> will she or won't s

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nevada and napa have rebounded nicely since the morning low of 30 in santa rosa. it's cooler than it was for most of you since yesterday. your forecast today as you look at the airport there, nice and sunny for the first half of the day. numbers in the 50s by noontime and increasing clouds, showers arrive. first, we'll track them throughout the rest of the bay area coming up in a few minutes and talk about a spring-like forecast in the extended outlook. >> thank you, lisa. >>> breaking news out of the south bay this morning. san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a sports bar. it happened just after midnight last night at a cantina. police say a man was stabbed and taken to a hospital where he died. according to the media partner "the mercury news" the victim was an employee at the sports bar. police have not identified or arrested any suspects. >>> new this morning, residents in the south bay may have been shaken awake by an earthquake. a 3.7 just before 7:00 this morning. light shaking was felt in the area as far north as morgan hill and further

let me show you the rainfall forecast. 6,000 feet of snow in the sierra nevada range. san francisco, another 1-2 inches of rain possible for you. the snow forecast, we are going to be over it in the cascades with one that started last night continuing this morning. this is what we are going to deal with today and tomorrow and looks like another round as we go through the end. the west, continue with pummeled storm after storm. >> thank you. >>> more turmoil in the white house. president trump became angry at the chief strategist steve bannon after he was fully briefed on the details of an executive order that gave him a seat on the national security council an unpresented role. he created a ten-step checklist that all initiatives go through before enactment. >>> tomorrow, the senate will vote on a controversial cabinet pick. betsy devos. for the first time in history, the vice president could cast the deciding vote after two members said they would vote against her. a 50/50 tie in the senate. he expected devos to be confirmed with his tie breaking vote. >>> it may be t

here's a look at the winter weather advisory for sierra nevada. if you're traveling up to the mountains if starts at 10:00 a.m. sunday, runs till 4:00 p.m. monday. watch out. snow will be right over the pass passes, gusty winds will make for difficult travel conditions. highs for your saturday on the chilly side low to mid 50s. and the temperature trend something to look forward to. spring is in the air for san jose. you'll notice those temperatures flirting with 70 degrees by the end of the work week next week. on the accuweather seven-day forecast ones for saturday through monday including oscar sunday. you can download the abc 7 news app to help you track these systems. and then we'll go with a dry warmer pattern tuesday through friday of next week. close to 70 degrees. dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> breaking bread with police. the east bay can fill you with wonder. other. where a walk down main street, and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time

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