we will go t to nevada for moren this story later in the broadcast. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the trump administration failed to meet a court-imposed deadline on tuesday to reunite all of the children under the age of five who were separated from the parents at the border. according to the government, just 38 children out of the 102 children under the age of five have been reunited. attorney lee gelernt of the american civil liberties union criticized the trump administration for missing the deadline. >> we are extremely disappointed that the government looks like they are not going to reunify all of the eligible children today, and that they have not even tracked down removed parents. since the judge became involved in the compliance process as of this past friday, things have taken a real step forward and there has been progress. we are h

became the wells fargo nevada national bank. then it merged with union trust and then later if you send your mortgage payment to wells fargo you are touching the old bonanza firm. that should make you feel good. [laughter]

the gentlewoman from nevada is recognized. ms. titus: thank you, mr. speaker. i would just say, again, that we are most impressed by the two people whose names are on this federal building, and i urge my colleagues to support the designation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5772. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on he table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. barletta: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3460 as amended. the clerk: h.r. 3460, a bill to designate the united states courthouse located at 323 east chapel hill street in durham, orth oorl as the j

host: the democratic ad and nevada, size at that race. guest: republicans only have nine seats up and only five are in serious jeopardy. dean heller is the only incumbent in real jeopardy. it will be very close. one thing about, heller does not have a strong personality. there are not a lot of people who loathe him and there are not a lot of people who would walk on hot coals for him. , this ist of members going to be a party vote as much or more than anything else. host: look at tennessee, because it is an interesting race where you have a republican nominee, an open seat with bob corker a former democratic governor who is ahead in the polls. this is a seat republicans thought they would keep. guest: tennessee is a state where if you just said, what does a generic republican or democrat do? they are giving the former two-term governor, he is probably be the only living democrat in the state that could win. on the republican side, marsha blackburn will be the republican nominee and she has got a very strong personality. a polarizing perso

we have here 0 moisture f central sierra and southern nevada and rotating back into the four corners. some cloud cover does creep in but no big strong surge of it. water temperatures are still cold, 51-55 degrees. 50s and 60s on your temps upper 60s in pittsburgh and east bay. by the concord pavilion you can find nine degrees cooler. upper 50s and 57 in san ramon and moraga. there was a screaming delta wind, looks to be calming down a bit now overnight. except for patchy fog and a few clouds popping up, sunshine and 60s and 70s. inland in the 90s. speaking of somebody back from vacation, an update now on the traffic. let's hope it's quiet things are looking good this morning. we'll start way look at the super commute coming from the north bay, fairfield area. 80 looks good. a similar story crossing the coqiinas bridge. 680 looks good. highway four as well. in the far right hand of your screen you see things getting busier at the altamont pass. it was closed for a while last night because of a fire. open in both direction but slow this morning. taking a look at the mcarthur maze, about

and i'm proud to say that the university of nevada las vegas was represented as a finalist. you got throw in something for the home team, right? we gathered again in las vegas, nevada, for a transportation innovation summit, where we were hosted by the consumer technology association at ces, the world's largest technology showcase and heard from thought leaders about the incredible advancements in autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, ride-sharing and drones. we took rides in an autonomous shuttle and it was my flour be joined at cs by governor bullock as well as governor snyder from the great state of michigan to highlight how state staids or the laboratory of innovation. i was had the ibm ceo join me to discussion strategies to prepare the work force and to give us all the block chain for dummies for all of white house need the -- all of white house need the help, me included. lessons we have been too afraid to request. in n total we engaged over 15 officials from a total of -- 150 officials from states and gave them ideas to implement back home in our states. he we also

. >> 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. >>

states whenower fallout say from an atmospheric testing nevada somewhere where plantsed with dust onto like grass and cows would eat the grass, pretty soon it is an their body and milk, it's metabolized like nutrients. one is an analog of calcium and ken and a in your bones. others can end up in your muscles. the tissues of these animals was becoming radioactive. so was there milk. so was people. whateverwer latitudes, is in the grass is now in the soil and then the new plants radiotake some of those nuclei set thinking near nutrients but they tended to discriminate against them somewhat. in alaska we did not have grassland, we had tundra. -- tundrants contain plants contain a lot of what is called like an. lichen. mineral nutrition from airborne dust. it is designed to capture any particles coming down and incorporated into its tissues. it did not die off every year. it could live 70 years. some animale and he is lichen grazing notches this sure, the previous share, going back decades, concentrating that into his body. then you had the eskimo who used to i think on the order of eating

. >> was turned to nevada. one of the states democrats hope to pick up good food in common is seeking a second term and now i'm here in the silver state. >> i'm jacky rosen i approve this message. >> we call them senator steinman advance of the political wind. first promising to vote against the plan to repeal obamacare because of it heard about it. >> dean heller from nevada is a no. >> i'm telling you right now i cannot support [inaudible] hundreds of thousands of nevadans. >> the dean heller got pressure from his party leaders. >> the trent lott and clear. >> dean heller broke his promise of voted for repeal. >> mr. heller, mr. heller. >> does a complete 180. >> the plan he voted to advance the charge people over 50, up to five times more than younger people and and protections for preexisting conditions. dean heller is not standing up for nevada. >> charlie cook, the democratic ad says that the race. >> only nine seats up this year in only threenl of them are in serious jeopardy in dean heller is the only r

the next time i play hockey in nevada. 'll wear it when we win the stanley cup next year. join me in thanking these outgoing governors for their leadership. [applause] now, i will recognize the governor for the purpose of executive nominations. >> thank you, governor. on behalf of the nominations i'm pleased to present the slate of nga executive committee members, which we nominated for 2018-2019. for the members of the executive committee, we nominate kim reynolds, scott walker, rick maloy, roytal cooper, tom wolf, and brian sandoval. for nga vice chair, we nominate larry hogan, for chair we nominate steve bullock of montana. chairman sandoval, i moved to have this slate of nominees adopted. the members of this year's nomination committee, is there a second? second by governor fallin. is there any debate? there's never any debate. what a great slate. all those in favor please say i. that motion is passed unanimously. whoratulations to everyone was on that slate. i would like to offer my congratulations to the nga's new ch

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here something you can actually for your budget now it has given factories already in the works in nevada for example in new york and then one in china and why don't want to europe because europe is also a massive market and has already has two factories there so it could seek some economies of scale well it sounds like a big deal and yet tesla has been in the news for something less positive in its production that is the company trying to deflect it possibly it would have every reason to tell those quarterly reports are coming tomorrow and investors are not optimistic at all in fact some are saying that it's going to look like a bloodbath. the big issue here is that tesla is burning cash to meet those. goes for the model three like you talked about it had to sort of move heaven and earth to create actually a third production line in the tent to do this so the idea was move that cash nature goals but investors look at this and they say where's profitably profitability coming along how sustainable is this. this is still trust you don't must because he's been you know making big announcemen

nevada and wyoming and delaware provides the type of anonymity and protecting the actors that we have seen from russia and other hypocrisy in other regions. these states have come rely heavily on this industry whether it is in nevada using to fund their public schoolteachers or wyoming or helping fund their general budget ordeal wa delawa. last check was 40% relying on company formation. ungodly numbers that driven the race at the bottom that allows the u.s. transition into this offshore. it has been going on for years. one of the forms of the past 20 years, it was a great nicolas ca cage's movie. the first family, one of the regimes besides north korea have shown companies here in the u.s., the former ukraine prime minister and one globally, into the u.s. and came to wyoming where he set up the company. thankfully, things may start to change. maybe? we'll see. there was legislation that was very close to passing. it was as recently as lost month. it was the financial transparency bill. it would require the u.s. to collect information on who's setting up the company. the beneficial, t

i think nevada really felt the impact. especially in urban areas like las vegas and even in rural areas like elko, gardnerville. let me give an example. 2016, i was at the ribbon-cutting of a va clinic in pahrump. with all of the pomp and circumstances. here we are 2018 and they still don't have a full-time doctor. 2016, here we are, two years later. all of the pomp and circumstance for that community. they been waiting years to get this done. work by my office, myself, this committee, this congress to get that into that town and they still do not have, two years later they still do not have a full-time doctor. can i get your commitment to work with me to get a full-time dr. into that clinic by the end of the year? >> absolutely i will work with you on that. >> real problem is some of the rural areas with access to mental health services. for our veterans. can you share with me, you plan on bringing more doctors or mental health professionals to these rural areas? in nevada? >> i thank you for the time that you took with m

the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. ms. cortez masto: i rise to speak out against the nomination of randal quarles. mr. quarles served in the bush administration's treasury department in the years that led up to the financial crisis of 2008, his failure to take action to prevent this crisis led to hundreds of thousands of foreclosures and evictions in my home state of nevada. nevada was ground zero for the financial crisis, we were the hardest hit of any state in the country, we had the highest foreclosure rate for 62 months straight and the highest number of under water mortgages. banks took the homes of more than 219,000 nevada families. anyone driving through parts of las vegas and reno in 2009 to see boarded up houses, for sale signs an empty lots everywhere. on many streets you would see more houses with foreclosure than not. i tried to fight for home owners. we sued the big banks and secured $1.9 billion to create the home again home owner relief program to help nevadans stay in their homes. as all of this was going o

. >> un estudio de las universidades de nevada y michigan aseguran una relaciÓn complicada a lo largo de los aÑos, apetito y baja en defensas >> el sombrero charro de pogba, 2 hermanos de yucatÁn son responsables que celebrara la copa del mundo al estilo mexicano, marÍa fernando y nos cuentan cÓmo intercambiaron el sombrero por una camiseta de los campeones. la tormenta polÍtica que provocÓ la reunion del presidente trump con el presidente putin dejÓ una lluvias de crÍticas co como se recuerd recuerdan, perrito de putin, mucho mÁs fue lo que le llamaron al presidente trump incluso dentro de su propio partido y quizÁs para arreglar los platos rotos hoy trump dijo justo lo contrario de lo que dijo ayer, escuchen ustedes. >>> ahora lo que no estÁ claro por quÉ trump dijo ayer una cosa y hoy dice otra y por quÉ delante del presidente putin su actitud a tan conciliadora una vez mÁs rusia tiene contra las cuerdas al presidente y en washington se preguntan quÉ puede pasar ahora, lori ¿qÉ pued pasar ahora? >>> bueno, josÉ aquÍ en el congreso hablan que quizÁs se puedan imp

take a look at what's going on in the sierra nevada. new thunderstorms popping up where we have been seeing them in the last couple of days. fortunately they're trodropping rain. highs so far in the low 60s. at the beaches. low 90s inland. watch out for the fog out there if you're stepping out tonight. oakland it's currently in the 70s. mounta mountain view, 68 degrees. the fog is going along. nevada, 87. our east bay hills camera. you see the fog rolling in. typical summer spread tomorrow. heating up inland as we head into the next week. tomorrow morning, look for temperatures mid 50s to low 60s. then for the afternoon, the bayside fog will pull back to the coast lain and hang around. temperatures will be very similar to today. 60 on the beaches. 90s inland. aids walk tomorrow. 10:30 the walk begins. 57 degrees. still pretty cool and cloudy. 70 at noontime. if you're taking part in the walk or have plans this upcoming weekend, you can download the accu weather app. there's no charge to it. a look at the ten-day forecast. fog and sunshi

. >> esta tarde en el capitolio los senadores demÓcratas de california, oregon y nevada presentaron una propuesta de ley que pondrÍa en alto una crisis que la administraciÓn trump ha creado respecto a la separaciÓn de familias migrantes. >> la sep dora de california dijo que como paÍs somos mejores que esto que no podÍamos estar con estÁs niÑos y familiares. ahora que terminÓ. >> actualmente en centros de detenciÓn. >> convierte esta orden. >> el aÑo pasado la administraciÓn trump. >> el cual permitÍa. >> en dÓnde aparecer. >> en corte el senador de oregon el cuÁl garantizaba que los migrantes. >> en familia de migrantes el consejerÍa psicolÓgica sin costo alguno. >>> los detenidos. >> no parecÍan jaulas y dijo que todos solamente pregunto wa por sus hijos y la medida tambiÉn tiene 50 millones de dÓlares de ice para abrir una oficina solamente para reunificaciÓn de estÁs familias y asegurar que no se realicen dentro de centros de detenciones no es partidista que esperan el apoyo de los demÓcratas igual que republicanos. >> en washington, carla flores, noticieros te

incluso hacia porciones de la sierra nevada. en el Área de la bahÍa cielo bastante despejado, pero con temperaturas algo calurosas y despuÉs del valle central va a continuar esas temperatura muy cerca de 101 grados. en san josÉ, temperaturas en mediados 80 grados, cielo bastante despejado va a prevalecer y para que vaya planificando su fin de semana no se esperan esas temperaturas, por lo menos en los bajos 80. palmera: gracias. le en que luego del glorioso rescate de los nes que pasaron tantos dÍas atrapados en una cueva, las interrogantes son muchas. miguel angel nos cuenta por quÉ lo que vivieron podrÍa dejarles secuelas. miguel: mÁs de dos semanas en un espacio reducido, hÚmedo y con poca luz. despuÉs cruzaron tÚnel de salida en mÁs de cuatro kilÓmetros, bajo agua turbia y por lugares tan angostos que apenas cabe un cuerpo humano. sin dudas es una experiencia traumÁtica para cualquier adulto y puede ser lo mÁs para las 12 menores y el entrenador. el impacto en sus cuerpos y mentes es lo que tratan de amortigua

unfortunately the veteran suicide issues remain quite a challenge in nevada. several times as i mentioned the doctors shortages have been raised. but i think nevada has felt the impact especially in urban areas like las vegas and even in our rural areas. let me give you an example. 2016 2016 i was at the ribbon cutting of a va clinic, and with all the pomp and circumstances, and who we are in 2018 and they still have a full-time doctor. 2016 here we are two years later all the pomp and circumstance of that community, he had been waiting years to get this done. the work by my office, myself, this committee, this congress to get that clinic into that town, and they still don't have two years later they still don't have a full-time doctor. can i get your commitment to work with me to get a full-time doctor into the clinic by the end of your? >> absolutely, i will work with you on that. >> we have problems inside of a rural areas with access to mental health services for our veterans. can you share with me how you plan on bringing more doctors or medical health pr

into the north bay 90, nevada. look at lake port. into the east bay today a lot of sunshine, a beautiful looking afternoon. 76 in oakland, about 82 for union city. and inland we're going into the 90s later today. 96 the high in brentwood, 92 in san ramon and pleasanton, 94 degrees. look at the heat increasing across much of california. you can see later today fresno and the central valley will be baking at 107 and even reading close to 110 degrees later this afternoon. mid-50s close to the water tonight. our warmest spot inland will hold into the lower 6 as we get into wednesday. today we have that afternoon sunshine. it will be hot inland. tomorrow a few degrees warmer, near upper 90s inland. but by thursday and friday we'll be increasing the humidity, so o we'll feel muggy, too. it's going to be a really nice afternoon out there. >> okay, perfect. and not nearly as hothe rest of the state, right? okay, thanks so much, drew. and hopefully you have not maxed out your credit card, my friends, because amazon prime day is still under wa

if you look around the state and also nevada and arizona look at the temperatures soaring up to 120. and also part of our power grid at times and that's we have the flex alert. from noon today until 11:00 thursday evening upper 90s to nearly 110 degrees with temperatures in the hills during the overnight hours, kristen, still in the 70s and 80s. so no relief at night, either. >>> the death toll is growing in the greek resort town. dozens of people are declared dead. emergency crews are finding heart breaking scenes among families who couldn't escape. jessica castro is here with the latest on the inferno. >> at least 74 people have been killed, more than 160 others have been hurt. this is the deadliest fire season to hit grease in more than a decade and all happening right now in a tourist and seaside resort area east of the capital of athens. the red cross say they found 26 bodies huddled together between two homes and a cliff above the beach. the fires broke out yesterday and in the last 24 hours hundreds of people have been trying to flee the area. some were even evacuated on boats

el sur del paÍs por empresas que alcanzarÍan los 104 grados en varias Áreas de california, arizona y nevada. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: buenas noches. algo bueno del presidente trump quiere deportar de inmediato a familias enteras y asÍ se lo pidiÓ un juez. todo esto ocurre mientras se conocÍan grabaciones muy dramÁticas hechas en las cortes, que demuestran la angustia que sufren los padres e hijos separadas. claudia: en una corte de inmigraciÓn, un audio obtenido por cnn revela la angustia de una madre. >> que me den la oportunidad, por favor, de quedarme en el paÍs. yo quiero, necesito salvar la vida mÍa y de mi hijo. no puedo regresar a mi paÍs. claudia: pero el juez, luego le niega su pedido. case 1000 estudiantes de todo el paÍs alzaron sus voces. >> estamos pidiendo que reÚnan a las familias que se separaron. claudia: pedido que ocurre cuando el gobernÓ del presidente trump quiere hacer lo contrario. un juez federal en california ordenÓ un alto a las deportaciones de estas familias. hoy ice le pidiÓ a una corte federal la deportaciÓn mediata de

so mainly mariposa county and then nevada portion. so that's where temperatures will be in the triple digits overnight lows not dropping too much either. and this ridge of high pressure is sticking around all the way through your weekend. so a lot of the western portion of the country will have more heat, more triple digits weather for several spots. so inland areas expect those temperatures to rise more than what we'll be feeling out there today. the chances of dry lightning in our forecast today and tomorrow but then all of that should wind down by the weekend. but the heat will remain. jaclyn. >> it's heating up on the roads. we are tracking a couple of hot spots not in antioch but we'll begin there just taking a look at your ride where it's still in the green westbound. so that's good news there as you go to 242 and 680 on the brakes near port chicago highways, no accidents or stalls. here's your ride along 680 at 242. you can see just busy out there. but we are still moving at the limit. on 24 westbound your ride good. but eastbo

that will add to the humidity levels over nevada, arizona. it will be hot and muggy for a few days, also bringing a chance for isolated showers in nevada and utah. for us, just mainly sunshine and that heat lingering. phoenix and las vegas are feeling that heat. we're in the 90s inland and not going to see much cooling until the middle of the week when the onshore breeze kicks into higher gear, bringing us early morning clouds and temperatures will drop slightly for inland spots. >>> if you're getting ready to head out the door, hopefully it's not near 205 and 580. we are tracking a major backup along westbound 205. take a look at all the brake lights, just a sea of red. approaching 580 here, this is near where the fires broke out. we are still tracking delays. all lanes are reopened in both directions and we typically see a backup for the morning commute. this is really bad, speeds dipping as slow as 10 miles hour heading along westbound 205. the backup is beyond byron road there so give yourself extra time this morning. between 205 and 680,

i told you yesterday we have 300,000 in the state of nevada, good men and women, patriotic, take the call together to serve and defend this country and i'm pleased that we have both come to the same conclusion that they deserve the best of the care and benefits that our nation has to offer. let's say that there's about to be done we have va doctors several times he mentioned it a national issue. hoping to get a veterans cemetery in one of our total count is. or caregiver program in las vegas at the nursing facility in reno needs improvement and unfortunately the veteran suicide issues are remaining quite a challenge in nevada. several times i mentioned the doctors shortages -open-brace, but i think that nevada has felt the impact especially in the urban areas like las vegas and the rural areas. let me give you an example. in the 2,016th i was at the ribbon cutting of a va clinic and with all of the circumstances here we are in 2018 and they still don't have a full-time dr., so 2016 here we are two years later and all of the circumstances and the community they've been waiting to get

state of nevada deserves a shoutout for their analysis of these risks. again these will be posted on the website. study the details of places you care about because if we don't do something about it, it is going to start coming through. and put them at risk. an alternative to barges would be heavy haul trucks which have their own risks. this is a reactive pressure vessel at big rock point in northern michigan they had several incidents in 03 during this heavy haul truck shipment to get it to a rail head and put it on a train. this is interstate 40 in oklahoma in the spring of 2002, just as the yucca votes were happening in congress at the time, the under water submersion design criteria for these containers is dangerously inadequate. and so too the high temperature long duration fire risks. july 2001, underground tunnel fire in downtown baltimore and a doctor of radioactive waste management associates studied the details of this fire asking a question what if a container had been in that? and his conclusion was it would have failed. it would have release

look at the sierra nevada. that's going into early next week. it's very close for tahoe. i will watch that if you are going up in that direction. 60s to the 90s on the temperatures and these are pretty close to average and then back to quiet pattern as we go into the weekend. >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:20 is the time right now. a child was found dead on a daycare bus. coming up in 25 minutes what police say about the conditions and that child. >> and a wedding ring found on a bay area beach. the mission to get it back to its rightful owner. . >>> the nfl has decided to postpone starting it's new national anthem policy. this after the dolphins were criticized for saying players would be suspended for four games if they kneel during the anthem. the nfl said it won't enforce punishments for several weeks. two months ago they announced plans to fine teams if players don't stand while on the field. >>> the 49ers quarterback is in the spotlight after he went to dinner with an adult film star. he was seen with the actress at a beverly hills restaurant after he attended the e

a surreal story from nevada. >> in center road in the criminal spider web. that was supposed to spoof crime. not inspire it. >> my site is parody. it has been. >> bob is the master mind. whose rent a hit man site went live. for security and web traffic services. initially. >> there are no services offered on the web site. we're a problem resolution specialist. you can take that as any way you want. >> you can only imagine in his shock. when the father of three discovered some people t site as an open invitation to hire a murder. >> how could they think it's real? >> how could they. that's the million dollar question. >> the murder for hire requests from britain. indonesia and the u.s. were real enough to warrant turning over to police. which led to convictions. >> how many lives did you save? >> as of right now. 114. >> the number maybe growing. he received a request two days ago from a young man in virginia. wanting his entire family killed. the site says this is parody. >> it is the end of the line for san francisco streets. the reason the avenue is being

very warm, well above average in the sierra nevada. the 90s and 100, very warm especially up in mendocino county. not on the coast but ukiah and lake county, the good news is today will be the hottest day, if you can make it until friday. temperatures might drop 10-12 degrees by then. fog still hanging out there though and i don't think it's going away even though water temperatures have come up. 60s and 70s and in the city, it's 50s and 60s. two observations at 59 degrees. a 50-degree spread on some temperatures. we have been talking about this for a while. look at the moisture streaming in off of arizona back into the desert southern california and made it over to the la and san diego. now that's making the move, cloud cover coming in all right. 60s to 90s. lake port at 91. brentwood at 98. fairfield at 84. 70s and 80s for others, 62 in the city. 99 in kelseyville. 107 yesterday, i don't see anything stopping that. american canyon a nice 70 degrees. 60 in b ordinary caredega bay. nevada you can find 80s and 70s all around occidental.

ridge of high pressure sitting over southern nevada. for a ridge centered to our south and east, it's going to get really hot to the south and east, but not here because the winds go clockwise, so we're still getting a flow from the ocean. even a south wind for us is a cooler flow of air, so we'll get above average and stay above average, but we're not tapping into the searing heat that inland valleys will. clouds in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon. warmer than average, but not crazy hot, and same story on wednesday. up to about the mid to upper 90s inland, but no triple digits this week. san jose only two degrees above average. sunnyvale 85, 62 at the beach. danville9 with sunshine. -- danville 9 with sunshine. berkeley 68, morning clouds. sonoma 86. triple digits for lake county. look at the drop off near the bay. 70 degrees, and barely above 60 at the coast. very thankful for the ocean breeze. we won't be dealing with what southern california is dealing with all week long. >> brutal. thanks paul. >>> well, it's one bay area at

they're posted in parts of california, nevada, and new mexico. many areas of the country can expect feet-like temperatures in the triple digits. >>> president trump is stepping up pressure on america's nato allies to increase their military spending and he's putting it in writing. major garrett has more. >> reporter: ahead of next week's nato summit in brussels, president trump sent a letter to the prime minister of norway that made clear he will not relent on his criticism of nato allies' lagging defense budgets. norway, the president wrote, remains the only nato ally sharing a border with russia that lack as credible plan to spend 2% of its gross domestic product on its defense. norway is far from alone and the president has reportedly sent similar letters to other countries. of the 28 nato nations, only three besides the u.s. spent the promised 2% on its defense last year. throughout his presidency, mr. trump has prodded nato nations to spend more. >> which many of them have not been doing. many of them have not been even close. >> reporter: e

this afternoon, most of it staying put in nevada and southern california. tomorrow afternoon it will start to work its way across the sierra. so you may see some thunderstorms in those higher elevations. same with on friday a slim chance we could see a little bit of thunderstorms across our higher elevations as well throughout the bay area but it's looking like mainly high clouds and humidity and then, yes, back to more heat for the weekend. >>> we're tracking some problems in tracy and this is a trend along westbound 205 you will see a lot of brake lights. this is right as you approach 580. so folks heading to tracy triangle area it's very slow both on 205 and 580. right now, we have traffic that starts right around byron road and then slowdowns continue all the way out towards 580. we are in the red about 30 minutes from i-5 over to 580. then your ride continues to be sluggish getting into livermore. caltrans has wrapped up the lane closures westbound. they will be out there in the eastbound opposite commute direction throughout much of the morning. so ex

that is all in southern california, much of arizona and southern nevada. they are under a heat warning where it hit 121 degrees in palm springs. records being shattered all over the place. the bay area is not included because of the ocean breeze. if you are headed to the central valley, another day tomorrow where we could see 110. we will talk more about that coming up. >>> thanks for that. big money coming for two major water projects in the bay area. the water commission is approving $459 million for the los vaqueros reservoir. the height of the dam will go up another 55 feet. that means water storage there will also go up by about 70%. >>> and, the state is giving $485 million to the santa clara valley water district. that funding will be used to build a new dam at pacheco pass in a rural southern part of the county. the money would pay for about half of each project. >> we are looking for several benefits to our users, including water quality improvements to the water that is provided to them. taste and odor would be reduced. we would like to provide e

host: some states like florida, tennessee, indiana, north dakota, arizona and nevada. right now, you west virginia, which is a senator running for second term and light blue. what does that tell you? guest: this is a race that a lot of people thought would be very close. it may end up close by the end of the cycle. but what we have seen in the polls is that joe manchin, and democrat, blue-collar on personality level comes actually polling quite well. he is not above 50%, which is still a danger sign, but is close. for right now, at least, we think joe manchin has the edge. the most of the undecideds very much like the president and approve of his job. so we suspect that those will break against joe manchin. will benator manchin among the first them across to me with brett kavanaugh this week. marcia is joining us from port, oregon. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. yes, i wanted to mention really quick that i am working on my doctorate and getting to the end here in business administration. that iwanted to say was am pretty sure that presid

something you can actually for your budget now it has given factories already in the in the works in nevada for example in new york and then one in china. and why build one in europe because europe is also a massive market and has already has two factories there so it could seek some economies of scale well it sounds like a big deal and yet tesla has been in the news for something positive its production that is the company trying to deflect it possibly it would have every reason to tell those quarterly reports are coming tomorrow and investors are not optimistic at all in fact some are saying that it's going to look like a bloodbath. the big issue here is that tesla is burning cash to meet those production goals for the model three let you talked about it had to sort of move heaven and earth to create actually a third production line in a tent to do this so the idea was move that cash meet your goals but investors look at this and they say where's profitably profitability coming along how sustainable is this. has to still trust you don't must because he's been you know making big announcem

it will be 84 nevada, 60 in richmond, maybe in livermore. temperatures are going to continue to be on the mild side all week. but nothing is going to spike. the upshot for the fire zones is that we are looking at a bit of a cool down and increasing humidity as we get towards tomorrow. anytime you increase the humidity, it helps out quite a bit. it is very unusual to see this much activity. >>> julie jones is now with a look at some of the stories we are working on at 5:00. >> reporter: five mentor under arrest in berkeley, what we are learning from police about their involvement in an unusual case of kidnapping. also, we are learning new updates on a missing woman. we have new information tonight as i investigators give an update in their search for molly today. she disappeared, she is a this is an oakland native. >>> next here, frustration over wait times at the d&b. after the break, the action that is being taken by state lawmakers. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. at at&t, we belie

these include nevada, new mexico, and potentially oregon. on the flipside there are states that are embracing the new environment at the federal level that encourages regulatory rollbacks of some of the ac protections -- aca protections. folks may already be familiar with iowa's situation where they essentially exempted certain health plans from the insurance regulations. they get a free pass from the aca consumer protections. another state pursuing what they are calling state-based plans is the state of idaho. we expect to see an announcement on that soon. we have also see north dakota and north carolina look at this as well. it is also important to be aware of the limits on states capacity to really step in and fill the role that the federal government has played. reinsurance may work for some states but not for all. some may lack the ability to generate the resources that are needed. some may not have the built-in infrastructure that minnesota or alaska have. and then there are other options that are just really tough in terms of politica

i want to thank the patience as the gentleman from nevada noted. without objection all will have five legislative days to submit written questions to the witness to the chair, forwarded to the witness for his response. i ask the witness response promptly as you are able. the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. >> this week booktv is in prime time, starting tonight at 8:00 eastern newt gingrich with his book, trump's america, the truth about our nation's great comeback. wednesday at 9:00 p.m., "in depth" fiction edition with best-selling thriller author brad thor. thursday night at 8:00 eastern, michelle obama on upcoming memoir, becoming. on friday at 8:00 p.m., add words with barbara ehrenreich, her book, natural causes. epdemic of wellness, certainty of dying and killing ourselves to live longer. watch booktv in prime time on c-span2. >>> as part of our 50 capitals tour, with the help of gci cable, the c-span bus visited alaska with anchorage the final stop on the tour. >> play as critical war making sure a

in nevada and las vegas we suffered a tragedy that hit us harder than anything i could recall and that was on october 1st. i think all of you, governors, who reached out to me when that happened. we also had at the same time a national hockey league franchise, the golden knights. sports sometimes unites us. that was a team of unprecedented success, and expansion franchise, to reaching the stanley cup finals. first i am really proud of the nights and how well they did. i thought i would have something a little special made for two of my colleagues that are here today. i would like to recognize governor merryfield and from the great state of oklahoma. she served as the 27th governor of oklahoma since 2011, the governor and i had the honor and privilege of traveling to the middle east together and that is something i will always recall fondly. the governor served as nga chair from 2013-14 concurrently, her husband chaired the spouse's leadership committee. ladies and gentlemen, this is a great leader who served her state well and her constituents are blessed to have had her leadership. i

one such state is nevada where our governor released a statement of emergency to address, quote, the urgent teacher shortage. this book is full of reasons teachers are fleeing the profession but burnout is surely near the top. either qept to make teaching driecial job or we do not. and if you make a profession that attracts the best educators or we do not. not many get into teaching for salary or prospect of promotion or social esteem truth is we rely on it for those who do the children we might want to stop driving them away by among many other ways, telling them utterly absurd things like how many students we cram into their classrooms to make no difference to them. okay. [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you for baring with me we're going to do a q and a for about 15 minutes. so not the spot for you to solve education that's going to come in 15 minutes so hold on to that one so joe has the -- joe has the mic, and if you have a question let's -- let's talk about it. >> so the question -- i guess. what do you think might be the role of education has a profession just -- [inaudi

she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents' murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father. he'd get teary eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive through texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas, you can get to know someone very well. he was really sweet. >> and eventually he moved in with her. did you grow to love him? >> i did. i cared for him. >> but that other woman who had loved him, adrian solomon, was struggling. >> if he could lie to me every day for two years, lie to my family, loo

the top senate races include florida, missouri, indiana, west virginia, nevada, arizona, north dakota, montana, ohio, texas, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, and mississippi. the vast majority of them are where democrats are on the ballot. states that donald trump one. won.e donald trump explained to the audience how are you able to take a sampling of the polls, then come up with the real clear politics average? guest: there is some statistics and math involved that give the deep answer, without resulting -- resorting to the law of large numbers, which is an actual thing. basically, when you have a single poll, there is always some sort of error involved because you don't know that the poll is going to have a representative sample, or just in general, sometimes you flip a coin four times in a row and it comes up heads every time. to hedge against that, and that is the best way to think of it, to hedge against that, you take multiple samples and the idea is, again, if you flip a coin four times and it comes up heads every time, that could be just one of those flukes of statistics.

nevada and wyoming have not followed yet. --aware is the big apple well, that is new york. delaware is the big debt -- big get there. money laundering is a big concern and it fuels vladimir putin's kleptocracy. how can we address this issue? adopted the anti-money laundering directive in 2015. other countries need to adopt and in each case, it is about two years when they come into full effect. so this anti-money laundering or active demands that all eu -- it is the choice of the country. this is going through. this shouldf 2020, essentially be true for the whole eu. the u.k. parliament two months ago adopted a law that forced all overseas territories to reveal all beneficiaries until the end of 2050. british virginhe , which and cayman island are two big outstanding money laundering territories today. sufficient push back in the cayman islands. there was a public protest against beneficial ownership. i think it tells you the state of affairs. protesterates a public out on the street. the population and 500 banks. it?hey opposed >> the anti-money laundering has internationa