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>>reporter: two week ago nevada wild life commission voted to start a bear hunt. chairman says the license and fee will bring in cash to staff the wild life department. >> if you want to support bear population protect the bear population we need to have the staff and specialist do that. and therefore we are having a bear hunt. >>reporter: the hunt is for black bear. despite their name they are often brown. the plan is creating a huge public out cry especially at lake tahoe. >> lake tahoe is really the epi-center of this whole bear issue. it is where the bears are. >>reporter: tahoe shoreline is divided between california and y allows bear hunting up to 1700 bears a year. but the bear range is huge. hunters tend to go elsewhere. >> very few hunters in california come into the tahoe basin to hunt. too highly recreation. there's hiker. campers. bikers. >>reporter: but in nevada most bears live in a small corner of the state. rate near tahoe. hunting will not be allowed in heavily populated areas and only 20 bears can be killed. but tahoe resident say people hike and

prepárense para las nevadas. >> a nivel de mar. >> vamos a hablar de esto y más al volver ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. >> qu! muy buenas tardes , hablaremos de cambios repentinos al norte de california , detectamos la masa de aire frío que viene en el fin de semana con cambios , podrían haber record de temperaturas minimas , a nivel de mar se presentará para el sábado , nevadas que no son intensas pero pongase abrigo. >> esta noche temperaturas con 36 a 35 grados en promedio , se espera que noches sean frias , se mantiene a los días que vienen pero el viernes por la noche es cuando entra el sistema que trae posibilidad de nevadas a nivel del mar , tome precaución , sábado con domingo frío. >> el viernes en 49 grados , bahía y san jose tambiñn , posibilidad de nevadas okland tambiñn así que listos para esta nieve que viene en camino. >> esta noche detalles. >> presidente barack obama condeno violencia en libia , envió a hillary clinton para una reunión en el país de africa . >> miles de extranjeros escaparon , africanos escaparon en camiones , la rebelion del este del país

hunting bears was illegal in nevada. but that is changing. >> moigs passes seven to one. >> two weeks ago the wildlife commission voted to start a bear hunt. the chairman says it will bring in cash to staff the department. >> if you want to support bear population and protect bear population we need to have the staff and specialists to do that. and therefore we're having a bear hunt. >> the hunt is for black bears. despite their name they're often brown. the plan is creating a huge public outcry. >> with tahoe is the epicenter of the whole bear issue. >> the shore line is divided between california and nevada. california allows bear hunting up to 1700 bears per year. but the range is huge and hunters tend to go elsewhere. >> very few hunters in california come into the basin to hunt. it's too recreational. there are hikers and camper autos in nevada most bears flif a small corner of the state near tahoe. hunting will not allowed in heavily populated areas and only 20 bears can be killed. people residents say people hike

part as are they going to go for it they said you know what sort i call the northern nevada development authority who were also rather somebody that is very right no absolutely not in all the years i've done this job nobody's ever said there. well they do say use some of the strobe by the place will these be ok as series was filmed to see that place is unique it's a tourist attraction in itself. and napoli is using but i wonder too you know what isn't unique right now is that say nevada itself has a one point five billion dollar budget deficit states across the country are all in financial trouble right now do you think that if more states have a legal brothel in the street one that also could be tax and i know the if you fought many times in the state of nevada that you could also be taxed there to be able to contribute and that would help you know fill up some of those budget gaps absolutely w's those their constituents there is this say going to be sure says there's thirty two thousand prostitutes work illegally so the game nobody three thousand their kids it was just a joke he's a f

a partir del jueves y viernes se espera que traiga nevadas a nivel de mar, nevagas inusuales que se han presentado en los últimos 30 años oakland posibles nevadas más detalles esta noche a las 11 >> es momento de continuar nuestra gira por mñxico nos envian el reportaje así me sabe mñxico >> la ciudad de tazco brilla más que la plata que le ha dado su fama y sus productos y comidas >> aquí tenemos alimentos desde tacos de cabeza de res tambiñn cecinas quñ tal >> muy bien >> una probada, quiero de pierna >> se lo doy surtido >> no tanto tacos de barbacoa desde 1930 mmmm se deshace en la boca >> tambiñn vencen incecto que comen de siempre y que ahora ha alcanzado otro nivel >> ests vienen del cerro del huisteco y despuñs los salteamos con limon y despuñs con sal de mar y el chilito piqui y limon y lo molemos, que lleva gruesa delgada y mediana, mezcal de aquí que es tradicional salud >> quizás le gusten los platos menos exoticos como este elegante mole rosa >> va preparado a base de semillas, tenemos las almendras avellanas, nueces, piñones >>los mezclamos con consome de p

heller of nevada. the chair: wurnt to the order of the house of february 18, 2011, the gentleman from nevada, mr. heller and member opposed will each control three minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nevada. mr. heller: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to offer an amendment with my friend from idaho to prohibit funds being used to designate national mon youments under the antiquities act. new national mon youments would threaten grazing rights and end mineral exploration and mining and impact private property. and this is the last thing we need in this economy. a transparent public process that includes input from communities and stake holders for any new federal land designation is in the best interest of the residents of our public lands communities. that is why i support efforts to require all actions to have congressional approval. government that works in the best interest of the people ensures that all stake holders have a seat at the table. such as the grand staircase national

an ordeal that begin with a speeding ticket in nevada. >> i said to the policeman when he stopped me, thank you for stopping me. >> she was driving alone for a family gathering when she was stopped in the middle. night just outside of reno. the officer said she was going 97 miles per hour. >> that's a lot. that is way too fast. >> she paid the fine and the ticket was cleared, or so she thought. recently she found out differently. >> i went over to the dmv at 7:30 a duplicate. >> after her license went missing and she applied for a new one, she found out she was still wanted in nevada for that speeding ticket or at least that is what the computer said. nicky told the clerk it was a mistake and she produced these documents proving the citation was clear. the dmv said it would take 30 days to investigate all this. until then, nicky couldn't drive. she also couldn't do plenty of other things that requires a driver's license, like cashing a check or even going to her doctor. >> i'm still without a license, a valid license. that is the problem. so much of our life requires a driver's licens

senate majority leader harry reid shocked everyone here now for he thinks the time has come from nevada to outlaw prostitution during a speech in carson city he voted for the senator in the audience were a brothel owner legal prostitutes and illegal industries. so according to reports his speech just bought he heard crickets it taped and despite the fact that all prostitution was just a tiny little portion of the overall speech it was the only thing the reporters wanted to ask about afterwards and the move was pretty odd for reid to very taken a stance before but considering the state faces a one point five billion dollar deficit he decided to make it a matter of economic development the businesses couldn't believe they'd be setting up shop in a country where the largest are accounting excuse me where the largest business is legal prostitution a quick move out of the missing a much bigger opportunity here to cash in by taxing the sex industry earlier i caught up with dennis hof owner of the moonlight bunny ranch and the love ranch and he's also been seen on h.b.o. cat house i first aske

. >>> nevada is the only u.s. state where prostitution is legal. well, now the state's most powerful politician, senate majority leader harry reid, says it is time for that to end. >> we should do everything we can to make sure the world holds nevada in the same high regard you and i do. if we want to attract business to nevada that puts people back to work, the time has come to outlaw prostitution. >> as reid spoke to nevada legislators tuesday, some brothel owners and workers were in the audience. they say prostitution brings tourists and money to a state that needs both. >>> actress lindsay lohan is due back in a los angeles court today. lohan's attorney says she's open to a plea deal in a felony grand theft case involving a $2500 necklace. lohan faces up to three years in jail. meanwhile, her mother says lohan plans to wear something a little more conservative today, than the short, white dress she had on for her last court date. >>> straight ahead your wednesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, carmelo who? the short-handed denver nuggets s

hay retrasos en los vuelos, incluso hay heridos a causa de fuertes nevadas. >> noticias novedosas para la economÍa. el Índice de desempleo bajÓ a 19% durante el mes de enero, su nivel mÁs bajo desde el aÑo 2009. >> y cuba tiene una nueva atracciÓn. es un museo de cera donde se encuentran inmortalizar las personalidades de la historia y de la mÚsica. >> hola, que tal, muy buenas noches, termina la semana laboral y si usted ha decidido estar aquÍ con nosotros por supuesto le damos la bienvenida. buscando una aventura que no esperaban encontrar,17 turistas mexicanos y extranjeros fueron retenidos por indÍgenas en el sur en el extremo sur de mÉxico, aunque ya fueron rescatados el capÍtulo va mÁs allÁ de la anÉcdota, por qué y para qu'fuerone privados de su libertad? edgar muÑoz nos tiene la crÓnica. >> estaban atrapados en cascada agua azul durante la manifestaciÓn de una comunidad indÍgena que bloquearon con Árboles el camino. federales desalojaron a los manifestantes que mantenÍan bloqueada la carretera, y detuvieron a 116 personas. >> nadie estaba muy al tanto de la

¿serÁ posible acabar con los prostÍbulos de las vegas y nevada? >> buenas noches, bienvenidos a otra ediciÓn de Última hora. la ciudad de chicago eligiÓ un nuevo alcalde, quien fuera jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca y artÍfices de la campaÑa de obama. ganÓ en primera vuelta. >> no se explican cÓmo ni la nieve y el frÍo desanimaron a los votantes. ♪ >> gracias chicago, fue una clara victoria para el ex jefe de gabinete del presidente obama. tenÍa una ventaja de mÁs de 20 puntos pero ahora sobrepasÓ los 30. sostuvo mÁs del 50% de los potros necesarios para tener la alcaldÍa de chicago. >> esta noche nos movemos en la Única forma que debemos hacerlo: hacia adelante, juntos y con un solo futuro. no quiero regresar nunca mÁs a un funeral de una criatura vÍctima de la violencia de las calles. debemos empezar por nuestros dÉficits. de los seis candidatos, dos eran hispanos y obtuvieron el segundo y tercer lugar. >> la asistencia a las urnas no fue tan alta como se anticipÓ, en parte porque la nieve y el frÍo ocasionÓ que al menos

he lives up nevada city. i told him what i was doing and he was consciencious. he had a stack of clippings about what the new deal had done in his area and walked around while he showed me sidewalks and parks and schools and gardens and camps that had been done. he said, i didn't notice. then he became mayor. it's exactly the kind of thing we want. this is or was the living new deal site about a couple months ago. it's much denser now. san francisco county is the best documented of all the california counties. we think that all of california will look like san francisco now. when you begin putting in the work of the civilian conservation core, you find it's everywhere. we are talking about a lot of agencies. roosevelt loved building things. he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose

bahia no ve casi nunca: carreteras nevadas y peligrosas. ---- tambien la gente comun se prepara. ---- hoy mas que nunca, hay que tapar las plantas y cuidar a los animalitos. ----porque aunque la nieve sea poca al final, lo que si va a caer, es una fuerte helada ! take topvo ----le pedimos que nos envie sus fotos, y ya comenzaron a llegar ... --- uno de nuestros televidentes nos envio esta foto tomada hoy, no nos dijo de donde exactamente pero se lo agradecemos.. .mire usted toda la nieve. ---y es que probablement e sea de alguna de las sierras que nos rodean: por alli comenzo a nevar. ---- esperamos sus fotos "nevadas" en noticiero 48 @ telemundo.com . ---- envielas para que podamos ponerlas al aire, y no olvide incluir su nombre y donde la tomo! cu --mas noticias ... que indignacion. --le digo porque la casa de uno de los 2 muchachos que se ahogaron en walnut creek, fue "robada" mientras enterraban a la victima. take vo --se trata del hogar de matthew miller, que hubiera cumplido hoy 17 aÑos. --sucedio esta mañana, cuando los ladrones rompieron la puerta de entrada de la vivienda,

de acumulación en estos días de nevadas. >> también los aeropuertos han sido bastante afectados el aeropuerto está trabajando solamente en una capacidad a su tercera capacidad y algunos aeropuertos también en los estados unidos han sido los vuelos, han sido cancelado de lunes hasta el jueves aproximadamente serían 10.000 vuelos los cancelados. >> muchísimas gracias por este reporte desde el frío de verdad en chicago. >> gracias por estar con nosotros y ahora nos vamos a washington con otra noticia porque un informe asegura que las deportaciones y los procesos de un migración han aumentado considerablemente durante la administración del presidente barack obama. y que además está en aumento lory montenegro está en washington con lo último sobre este reporte, lory adelante, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes josé, cómo tú has dicho este estudio realizado en parte por la universidad aquí en nueva york. >> confirma lo que muchos activistas han estado diciendo en los últimos 2 años y es que los procesos criminales y no criminales relacionados a inmigración, han incrementado bajo este

po la pregunta es, ante l daÑos que han causado la fuertes nevadas en el paÍs, estÁn los ciudadanos y las autoridades realmente preparadas para enfrentar este nuevo embate de la naturaleza? >> las agencias de emergencia aseguran estar en alerta mÁxima, ya que los pronÓsticos indican que gran parte del paÍs se verÁ afectada por esta tormenta. >> por lo -30 o 35 estados van a ser afectados. desde texas, los grandes lagos y hasta el nordeste del paÍs. >> en chicago las autoridades esperan que la caÍda de nieve seproxime al rÉcord de 23 pulgadas regtrado en 1967. el sistema viene acompaÑado de vientos sostenidos de 30 mph y rÁfagas de más de 60. los expertos temen que los fuertes vientos y la nieve afectan en tendido elÉctrico y las infraestructuras como ocurriÓ en ... donde el techo de una estaciÓn de gasolin colapsÓ por el peso de laieve. lo mÁs grave es que las intensas nevadas que se han registrado en el noreste del paÍs han consumo gran parte del presupuesto que muchos estados tienen destinado a cubrir los daÑos. en ciudes como nueva york y boston han caÍdo entre 50

perla pregunta es, ante los daÑos que han causado las fuers nevadas en el paÍs, estÁn los ciudadanos y las autoridades realmente preparadas para enfrentar este nuevo embate de la naturaleza? >> las agencias de ergencia aseguran estar en alerta mÁxima, ya que l pronÓsticos indican que gran parte del paÍs se verÁ afectada por esta tormenta. >> por lo -30 o 35 estados van a ser afectados. desde texas, los grandes lagos y haa el nordeste del paÍs. >> en chicago las autoridades esperan que la caÍda de nieve se aproxime al rÉcord de 23 pulgadas registrado en 1967. el sistema viene acompaÑado de vientos sostenidos de 30 mph y rÁfagas de más de 60. los expertos temen que los fuertes vitos y la nieve afectan en tendido elÉctrico y las infrstructuras como ocurriÓ en ... doe el techo de una estaciÓn de gasolina colapsÓ por el peso de la nieve. lo mÁs grave es que las intensas nevadas que se han registrado en el noreste del paÍs han consumido granarte del presupuesto e muchos estados tienen destinado a cubrir los daÑos. en ciudades como nueva york y boston han caÍdo entre 50 y

estas nevadas estÁn afectando en el centro sur del paÍs. el sol va a brillar en parte de california y sur de la florida, temperaturas mÁs frescas en la florida, nada comparado con el frÍo intenso del norte que va a azotar hasta esta tarde. vamos a australia donde los remanentes de lo que fue el ciclÓn tropical dejó fuertes inundaciones. hasta 6 pulgadas de agua cayeron dejando con inundaciones y pÉrdidas en 500 millones de dÓlares. esto es todo en el tiempo, continÚen con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ya saben que en este mes de febrero en el del amor y de la amistad, tenemos cenas romÁnticas , cenas con amigas... vamos a hablar con claudia caporal para remediarlo. >> esto aquÍ estÁ un poco regado. >> despuÉs de una cena cuÁles son las repercusiones mÁs comones. >> a veces uno tiene una celebraciÓn en su casa y es un desastre. >> vino derramado, que te rompan la vajilla, lo peor es cuando a uno se le daÑa algo que tiene importancia familiar. esas son las cosas que pasan. >> ay! >> carlita! >> quÉ hacemos par

artists at the nevada museum of art. that's your pacific event of the day. sdhoo thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. elton john says he knows billy joel is going to hate him for this, but he needs tough love. john tells rolling stone that joel needs to get serious about rehab. and he his former touring partner canceled many times. >>> mariah carey confirms a life and style report that she's expecting both a boy and a girl. >>> ricky gervais is back -- or not. first golden globe bloggers asked him to consider a third posting. next the foreign press association issued the snarky response, we have not asked him to come back. nice try, ricky. then gervais quickly clarified that he spoke with an nbc executive, not the press association. >>> radar online reports police are seeking a warrant to search lindsay lohan's venice beach home to search for stolen jewelry. investigators have video of lohan swearing the jewelry. lohan is still on probation and faces possible charges from an incident last december. >> you understand, don't you? >>

but this isn't from the sierra nevada. take a look at this shot from lee this is hidden valley lake and it's not snowing there. you can see deck areas covered in snow. there is another beautiful shot submitted by middle town. nobody was hurt. and there is some damage done with snow coming down and there is temperatures into 40s and 50s, rain mainly south and east bay for friday. and snow level will remain around 2500 feet. so highest peaks continue to see that snow we've been dealing with. there is a satellite and radar. there is a cold front and there is a lot of cold air. so here is our computer animation. you'll see mixed precipitation. 7:00 tonight mount hamilton. take a look at moisture. still focused in this area. dry in the north bay. and tomorrow morning you're going to have to deal with showers, then rain starts to intensify a bit. and becoming more wide spread. still seeing that rain-snow mix there. and so rain starts to move out of here tomorrow. rainfall totals highest in the south bay and around the bay. there

for the scenarios they were all down scaled to twelve kilometers covering california and nevada. it's not totally adequate and i'm not saying this is a solved problem. the premium grape growers want to know what's going on in napa, valley but for a lot of water related problems i think we're okay. [inaudible] >> what's the long-term climate - >> hopefully, we get on to that green emissions trajectory which would have co2 levels leveling off and declining. there's a lot of inertia in the system. we all have cars and you can't change power plants overnight and et cetera, et cetera. but in fact the earth response to climate is not going to make too much difference until about the middle part of the century between all those scenarios. through 2050 a climate model is sort of a climate model no whatter what you do with it. in fact if you stop all , co2 emissions today. fossil fuel is the reason it's increasing because fossil means it's stored in the ground and now we're putting it in the air and burning it. it's recycled by the ecosystem and so forth. if we stopped everything today, i

he found it at the buck institute for research on aging in nevada. he was so impressed, he decided to donate money, a significant chunk, $3.5 million. >> if we want to address and find a cure for diseases like alzheimer's, we have to think outside the box. >> you think that's what dale is doing? >> i know that's what he is doing. >> a neurologist who studied alzheimer's for three decades. right now is an exciting time for his work. >> i've never been so enthusiastic. i've never felt as i have recently that we are actually at the point where we have a new insight. >> the doctor says most alzheimer's treatments know cues on the aftermath when the toxin can act like an acid, killing cells. >> what we now believe is this disease is different and one of the reasons we believe that is because as you probably know, the drug trial over the last several years have failed. >> he wants to attack alzheimer's from the beginning. he believes he has discovered the protein that decides what you will remember and what you will forget. it's a normal part of brain func

in the sierra nevada winter storm warning from 9:00 a.m. and at lake level there is one to two feet above 7,000 feet. and there is heavy travel conditions, there is an avalanche danger is high and back country areas affected. keep this in mind. temperatures into 30s and whos so it's going to get cold out there. tomorrow afternoon upper 40s to low 50s, around the bay need umbrellas, low to mid-50s for you. likely going to see more snow above 2000 feet for tomorrow. showers at lower elevations. sunday's dry. president's day chance of rain and next chance of rain thursday into friday. and i'm always honest with you. and computer models are all over. that is why we're putting in chance. there is nothing is clear. >> and we're grateful. >>> we should probably be giving away umbrellas tonight. >> and michael is here. >> i'm going to be honest with you. >> oh! you and sandhya both, huh? >> this is a good sandwich. that is how i'm being honest. and this is by jack and the box. now they're using hickory-smoked bacon. it's brand new. and this is now

emergency crews say nevada county was quote definitely hit hardest. >> it's as bad as we've seen in a while. >> reporter: we've seen multiple streets closed and limbs snapped by the weight of heavy, wet snow. some tree limbs and trees on top to have cars. right off highway 49 on ridge road, here is a vivid example of issues we're dealing with. the trees down, that's dragging these powerlines down. that is a powerline running through the snow. >> we have no electricity right now. >> reporter: pg&e says nearly 23,000 customers lost power. there were a total of at least 270 different outages throughout the sierra. from gas stations to restaurants to street lights without power. cars were buried in two feet of snow. in grass valley, storm drains blocked by snow were all over. this much snow leaving some long timers to say this. >> i was born and raised here, but this probably goes back 15, 20 years since we had a storm like this. >> reporter: dealing with a lot of clean up. the good news for travels from the bay area up into the sierra, you're not going to see much of it because the road

that's more like it. >>> well, if you are watching us from kenv news 10 nevada. see an exhibit of vibrant paintings that depict life grog up on an indian reservation. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. two openers will battle for former audiences for the top spot in the box office this super bowl weekend. the thriller "the roommate" cost only $8 million to make. both tv stars. features the irresistible psychocollege roommate plot line. on the down side it wasn't screened for critics, which usually means the movie stinks. still the around $15 million it's the favorite. close on its heels should be the cave adventure sanctum. james cameron executive produced. it's rated r, which cuts its younger audience, and stars a bunch of australian unknowns. experts see it finishing second with around $12 million. finally, some will tune into the super bowl for the game itself. others for those wild commercials. don't tune in expecting to see cheerleaders. ironically, in dallas, h

es el mismo nÚmero del 2009 y muchos de los estados viven en estados como california, nevadas nevada. california tiene muchos de los indocumentados de los estados unidos. sin embao, vada encentaje de la poblaÓn de nevada que es mÁs alta de todos. 7. 2 % de toda la poblaciÓn de nevada es indocumentado. >> llama la atenciÓn de que un momento do se manejaba cifra de doce millones. a quÉ se debe la reducciÓn? >> no sabemos exactamee porque no tenemos los datos para explicar esta disminuciÓn. sin embargo, la recesiÓn una de las zones mÁs simples para explicar este cambio. como en el sector de la construcciÓn. muchos de los indocumentados tuvieron trabajo en el sector de laconstrucciÓen esta dÉcada. sin embargo, ahora hay poco trabajo en este sector y muchos de los indocumentados no tienen trabajo. y mbiÉn la aplicaciÓn de las leyes migratorias en los estados unidos es una s razones tambiÉn. pero es muy difÍcil cuÁles son las razone mÁimportantes para explic la disminuciÓn de la poación de la gente indocumentada. >> ha sido por la deportaciÓn durante la administraciÓn

intensa nevada. 1: >>> más adelante en acción deportiva, finalmente giovanni dos santos, vuelve a tener equipo, donde jugará finalmente, aunque será en españa ♪ . 1: ♪ . >>> a donde va giovanni dos santos? al parecer la estrella de la selección mexicana, regresa a la liga española >>> tenemos todos los detalles >>> chepo de la torre, trabajó con el primer grupo de convocados a la renovada selección mexicana, en el centro de alto rendimiento el chepo de la torre contó con los 22 jugadores, que convocó al nuevo triple. aldo de nigris, cacho, israel castro, jugaron el domingo, por lo que hicieron trabajo regenerativo, producto del partido ante bosnia, se espera una nueva convocatoria el jueves >>> de eso se trata, no siempre los tenemos aquí, son fecha fifa, y tenemos que aprovechar esas situaciones >>> ustedes hacen las listas, las ponen las quitan, luego dicen que nosotros, especulan >>> lo que no es especulación, que la directiva de necaxa, presentó nuevo tñcnico, sergio bueno. la misión es salvar del descenso a un equipo que marcha último en la tabal de porcentaje, y

in the sierra nevada we did have light snow showers but now, it's switch owed-to-rain at blue canyon. no travel delays being reported but if you're planning to go to tahoe keep in mind things are going to change starting tomorrow afternoon continuing through wednesday afternoon. temperatures into 50s and 60s, here are the highlights. scattered showers overnight. rain heavy at times tomorrow z there is satellite and radar, cold front brought rain. and the storm we're now watching is this cold front. we have cold unstable air coming out of the gulf of alaska. this is indicated by a large pool of clouds you're looking at. this is going bring snow levels down. we're talking about thunderstorms as well. so let's start beginning tonight. just scattered showers, nothing too heavy duty in the morning you'll have to deal with wet roadways. and as this storm system approaches around 5:00 heavy rain begins to move in just north of santa rosa. and there is a line of heavy rain and heavy rain continues 10:00 into the south bay. and parts of the east bay. towards wednesday morning, showers will be

interstate 5 to medford with watches in effect for northern california and northern sections there in nevada. also winter storm warnings near spokane. temperatures, they're cold. 32 in medford. 34 in seattle. with temperatures like that, the roads are going to be okay, but we could see snow starting to accumulate on the grassy surfaces. now, the snow is also going to be moving in during the day today. especially tonight. cold temperatures will shift to the south. it's all responsible from all this cold air coming down from canada. already you notice numerous bands of snow out here. the mountains could pick up feet of snow, but this time what's different about it's so cold that even the lower elevations have the chance to pick up snow. we're talking seattle. possibility of around three to four inches of snow over the next 48 hours, and portland could pick up maybe as much as four to six inches of snow. make sure you keep it tuned your local nbc station and we'll update you on your specific forecast for your area and your elevations. that's a look at your wednesday forecast to be cool, but no

. >>> san jose state hosting nevada. adrian oliver with a big night. he posted 30. gives the spartans a lead with 124 to go. nevada ties it in regulation. and in ot, malik story helps them back up and head out with the win. spartans with a disappointing loss 84-76 in ot. >>> could be a dream at pebble beach sunday. steve marino, who has been the leader the last two rounds. to pebble we go. big murray in a giving mood. passing out the cupcakes. the elmer fudd cap. he's one shot out of the amateur league. the giants matt cain, in great shape, drops the nice birdie. steve marino steady once again. the eagle on 6. 12 under. on the heels is jimmy walker, bryce molder and d.a. point. >>> the finals are set for the open as defending champ knocks out juan. straight sets 6-4, 6-4. facing milo for the title on sunday. this sunday. >> should be a good one around here. >>> thank you. >>> back to our coverage of egypt right now. in the aftermath of cairo's historic event, political experts are trying to explain how facebook helped organize what they call egypt's leaderless revol

it's going to be sunny today and much of nevada, arizona looking good today and sunny. l.a., one of the warmest forecasts in the country, call it partly cloudy in the northwest. that's a look at your thursday salem, oregon, 50 and partly cloudy. lynn, the good times in the west coast roll right into the weekend for the forecast coming you. >> i'm sure they're going to love that. thanks so much. >>> also coming up, cisco slides, big ben speaks, a lawsuit against the nfl over the super bowl skeet scandal. your early morning business headlines straight ahead. lindsay lohan arrives at court to face felony charges and a no-nonsense judge. >>> coming up, duke and north carolina renew their rivalry and when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the cavs it did. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. just over a month after being shot in the head, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is speaking again. a major milestone in her recovery. aides say one of her fir

and going into the sierra, nevada. i know it's a sign of change. dense fog out. 30s, 40s, and 50s. fairfield is 38. redwood city is 48. you can see plenty out here. none of it decides to come visit us. the record highs from yesterday we can kick those out because you know it's not going to last. the cooling trend starts today and really starts to show itself on tuesday and wednesday. today though 30s to 50s to start. under fair skies. patchy fog. mostly clear. a few high clouds. we will keep those in there until noon. mostly sunny later today. 62-74. still nice. still above average. not as warm as sunday. 66 san francisco though. san rafael at 70. 70 fremont. same for redwood city. 60 near the coast. morgan hill. windy and cooler. tuesday and wednesday. pam and dave. >>> thank you, steve. we want to take you to arlington texas this morning. there he is the man of the day. let's listen in. >> i'm always looking for challenges. i think the challenge goes to repeating, scrutinizing this season, finding ways to get better.

nevada is 38 degrees. 40 for san rafael. there are your clouds and you go farther south you can see a lot more 30s. including 33 at mountain view. 39 napa to start. we will go 50s at noon and 56 for a high today. it's going to start drawing in moisture. that will hole more rain or moisture. it will not be here until wednesday morning. temperatures starting off 30s to 40s. we will have a mix of sun and clouds. 55 santa rosa. 60 antioch. hayward at 57 degrees. san jose. los gatos. gilroy and santa cruz. increasing clouds tuesday. leading to rain wednesday morning. cooler. we get a break on thursday. >>> a smelly dilemma for the city of san francisco because of a low flow toilet. apologize for the breakfast topic. the reduced water flow in the toilets means more sludge packing up in sewer pipes. the city hopes to fix the problem by flushing the sewer with eight million pounds of bleach but some environmentalists say that idea stinks too. >>> medical marijuana is getting more expensive. the city will start collecting a 7% tax on

we're getting more snowfall over the sierra nevada right now. we have really heavy snow so i would say postpone your travels to places like truckee, even incline village and tahoe for the next 24 hours as our showers are going to thin out. we expect rain and snow over the sierra nevada but the heaviest rain from all of the systems that will pass through over the week has passed through. you can see it here retreating to the east. for us we're going to see light scattered showers today and the next big athlete the bay area is a possibility after freeze, depending on how low our temperatures fall. snow levels as you head throughout tonight and tomorrow will come down to 2,500 feet, and that means we could see snow in mt. hamilton. we'll go into detail what you can expect for the rest of the week in the east bay coming up. let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> >> good morning. go slower because it's windy, very wet. we've seen a lot of flooding right now we had an accident at least that has cleared up out of the altamont pass. the wind

. >>> san jose state at home hosting nevada looking to be in good shape most of the day. oliver the 4th leading scorer in the country, three of his 30 points, spartans built a 15 point lead against nevada but saw the wolfpack to come back. the overtime was all wolfpack. he forces the turnover here and then gets two of his 29 points plus the foul, 23 of those came after half time. the nevada out scores the spartans in the ot. 84-76 the final in that one. >>> just one undefeated team left in college basketball. ohio state which had to face wisconsin in madison. in the second half the badgers were up by five as taylor hits two of his points. this time with less than 30 seconds left he dumps the ball off to mike who hits the three of his own. kids celebrate the first time since 1962 that wisconsin has knocked off the number one team, the buckeyes on that occasion as well. ohio state new 24-1. >>> the women lost a heart breaker to washington state. 68-6, the cardinal 13-0 in conference, 22-2 overall after beating washington. >>> still to come, tight finish in one of the bigges

and with the gusts to 90 miles an hour, it is going to be rough getting up to the sierra nevada. once it is done, good powder to ski on. low 30s to the mid40s. tomorrow afternoon, grab the umbrella. if will be breezy and wet. low 40s to low 50s around the region. and for the monterey bay, temperatures in the low to mid50s with the rain develops into the afternoon and evening. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. thursday rain. cold friday and saturday. temperatures in the 40s. friday rain and snow combined. freeze watch for the north bay valley friday night into saturday. temperatures into the mident 20s and the chill continues into sunday. periods of rain again on tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> well, coming up next, a feast of firsts. >> celebrating some of the surprising innovations in silicon valley. >>> so what did the pet rock, frozen waffle and the california honeybee all have in common? >> well they were all honored at a party celebrating silicon valley first. >> it was hosted by create tv. they have been holding an on-line contest called first

>>muy difÍcil, creo que tal vez, si queremos sacar algo positivo, fue la elecciÓn de nevada y como el voto latino se hizo sentir a la hora de decidir. >>estÁs hablando de la elecciÓn del senado entre sharon angle y el senador, harry reed. >>exactamente, vimos cÓmo un senador demÓcrata, sumamente vulnerable que tuvo un discurso bastante alentador para los inmigrantes hispanos, fue electo a final de cuentas por una gran mayorÍa de voto hispano, versus una candidata que incluso tuvo comerciales bastante ofensivos para la comunidad hispana. creo que eso es una muestra para el partido republicano de lo que le puede pasar si sus elementos mÁs extremos antiinmigraciÓn terminan tomando la agrupaciÓn polÍtica. >>sin embargo, en mississippi donde hemos estado en telemundo, estamos hablando de estados como georgia, hasta la florida estÁn pensando en imitar a la 1o7o de arizona y eso es popular polÍticamente. >>claro, hay estados que definitivamente son causas perdidas en materia de inmigraciÓn, pero recordemos que los estados del oeste, colorado, nevada, nuevo mÉxico, son estados mu

if it did, then states like nevada, arizona and florida, their budgets would be balanced because they have no collective bargaining rights in those states. >> tom: steve, how about it, no impact on state budgets on the part of collective bargaining? >> well, if you look at places like new york, new jersey, illinois, california, these are states with monstrous budget problems and these are states with the highest levels of collective bargaining among the states. so i think that you can exclude nevada because they had this incredible housing bubble that you're right has nothing to do with public employees. but in the other places you find extraordinary long-term lieant that, well, we've just -- lie ability, that as mayor daily said before he left, he ought to just bankrupt or pension system and start all over again. >> but steven, i think you'll agree that the bigger factor is the great crash of 2008, the great recession that we're suffering through. it's not that the public employees are bankrupting the states. it's the fact that there's no revenue coming in. it's the failed policies o

they are taking aim at the sierra, nevada. pleasant hill 35. mill valley 37. up in the santa cruz mountains is 38. i have seen three or four readings near last los gatos is 38. there are gusts in the east bay hill. on the surface not too much. 50s and 60s to near 70. san jose 68. santa rosa 68. tomorrow we'll have warmer weather and lows starting in the 30s we'll end up in the 70s. sunday looks like the warmest day. pam and dave. >> thank you, steve. >>> there are reports that allied financial which used to be known as gmac has picked three banks to have -- for the bank that is majority owned by the government. bad mortgage loans forced taxpayers to bail out the bank. earlier this month allied post the its fourth quarterly profit. >>> ford is recalling 280,000 of its f-150 pickup trucks sold in the u.s.. a spring in the door handle interior can break. that keeps the door from latching correctly and the door could pop open in an accident. so far no injuries have been reported from the problem. it does effect the 2009 and 2010 model year. >>> time now 6:20. a yo

and it is ind withy in the see -- in the sierra nevada. if you are traveling there in the next 24 hours, it is not recommended with whiteout conditions. it is snowing right now. truckee, tahoe, and it will continue for quite some time. temperatures at this hour in the 50s. the wind speed with the winds gusting out of the south, sfo reporting gusts to 49 miles an hour. still gusty in oakland. you can see 28 in napa and 33 in fairfield. meanwhile, santa rosa, you can see the wind has definitely drpd off there as the -- dropped off there as the rain and the heaviest wind is shifting out of the santa rosa area. rain and gusty winds. the snow level anywhere from 2500 to 3,000 feet by tomorrow morning. isolated thunder and small hail is certainly possible over the next day or two. here is the satellite and the radar. here is the storm we are watching. the cold front is coming through right now. very cold air associated with this storm. dropping down from the gulf of alaska. that's why we will be talking about snow. we start our animation off now

here is a river coming by, coming from the sierra nevada foothills with a watershed of 40-plus inches a year. here is across the creek, an orchard of water -- [bell rings] supervisor chu: thank you. next speaker, please. we are unfortunately just able to give the allotted two minutes per individual. >> in a resident of view but county. i'm a fifth generation californian, and all my family before me have been farmers in yuba county. currently, i have three brothers and two nephews who are farmers there. the major source of income is agricultural. in order to be a successful farmer, you need clean water and good soil. we have both of these in yuba county, but our water table is rising. this is the offer where we, our water from. it is five to 10 feet below the level of the landfill. training san francisco garbageman sludge increases the pressure on the liner and increases the likelihood of leakage and poisoning our water. in the valley, we have wins, especially the north wind. when the sewage sludge drives, it can be windblown, and it will poison our domestic landscapes and gardens as w

. >> reporter: all around nevada county today you could hear the buzz of generators. but even the people using them said in some cases they were doing lirlt good. >> no heat at all. it's cold. >> reporter: katherine rowe lives on dog bar road near labar meadows in grass valley. >> all the heat i'm getting is out of that oven. and it goes off and on. >> reporter: the problem here, a tree came down under the weight of more than a foot of snow. >> sleeping, all of a sudden one big crash, bang boom. >> reporter: it took power lines with it. that was yesterday morning. pg&e's crew foreman said the crew worked six hours yesterday and would work six more today to restore power by tonight. >> we're doing our best to get it on. and you're just going to have to stick with it. >> reporter: but the story was the same in nevada city, only here much of downtown and businesses along park avenue are in the dark. many of the people you see working to restore power are private contractors pg&e brought in from all over the western united states. this crew with a company called internati

i was the lieutenant governor of nevada. we met in heavenly valley on the nevada side of lake tahoe to watch the first annual hot dogging skiing championship, and we -- as i said, i first met him and we had a wonderful visit. i enjoyed that day very, very much. his own travels took him not only to lake tahoe in my state but through the entire state. california's ronald reagan was a close friend of nevada's. in his earliest days as an actor, he entertained crowds at the last frontier on the las vegas strip. decades later, the same week ronald reagan became governor of california, paul axel became governor next door in nevada. when reagan first sought the presidency, axel managed his campaign. when president reagan walked at the white house, paul axel worked here as nevada's senior senator. it was a special relationship, a unique relationship. one so close that some called senator axel the first friend and he was that. i was fortunate to see firsthand president reagan's appreciation for nevada. after talking to nevadans across

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