the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment numbered 1974. mr. reid: on the amendment juts reported i ask i ask for the yed nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: i have a second-degree amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment numbered 1975 to amendment numbered 1974. mr. reid: mr. president, in relation to that i have a motion to recommit -- a motion to commit h.j. res. 59 and that has instructions at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, moves to commit the bill to the committee on appropriations with instructions to report back forthwith an amendment numbered 1976.

i'm with access to health care in nevada. we are one of the only statewide nonprofits, which is quite a feat, because it takes nine hours to drive from reno to vegas. what do we do? i wanted to provide you background on who we are because i'm coming here from a perspective, we aren't affiliated with the exchange but here for the macro. we operate a medical discount plan. we have been serving the uninsured before it was cool. so for seven years, we have been serving the uninsured with a medical discount plan. we built a network of providers. it looks like an insurance product, but it's not. built a network of 2,000 providers. our members are between 100% and 250% of the ffrpblt p.l. and they have access to the network and access to care coordination, which has been huge for their success. they pay the providers at the time of service a vastly discounted rate. each member gets to choose a provider. that visit is $40. we have every kind of specialty. we have hospitals, every health care service that someone would need all at vas

hardere had been hit than nevada. our unemployment rate was 50% it would lead the country in foreclosures and bankruptcy. jobs disappeared almost overnight leaving behind skeletons of half built buildings. the economy froze. those dark days, i knew that a brighter future was just around the corner. nevadans and all americans are resilient. is a part adversity of our national heritage. survival is not enough. we need a decisive action and a significant course of action to meet the challenges that lay ahead. ordered an office, i immediate freeze to all state regulations until they could be reviewed. because our state budget situation was so dire, would reduce spending i more than $500 million in eliminated approximately 600 positions across government and eliminated more than a dozen state agencies. unlike washington, we had to balance our state budget because novato cannot borrow its way out problems. , we began putting emotion our plan to help create jobs and get nevadans working again. economic opportunity has been a

you notice a few returns up in the sierra nevada. the rim fire has reported a little bit of moisture, but there's also some lightning strikes over in the sierra. but for the bay area we are looking at the cloud cover. not looking at any lightning. we go through the next couple of hours, you will notice that we are looking at the cloud cover 5:00 this morning. it stays mainly in the south bay. looks like you will see more sunshine in the north bay and here's a look if he fog along the coast. and by the overnight hours still the cloud cover keeping it mild through tonight. by tomorrow, labor day, once again we will be under partly cloudy skies and the showers. could see some if you are headed to the zoo syria. possibility in and around the bay but i wouldn't cancel any plans. you can see the line here with the sunnier conditions up in the north bay. so this pushes on out tuesday. we will look for dryer conditions, less humidity, as well, as we head through the first week of september. 78 today in san jose. so out of the the 80s for you

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your link to what's next. >> narrator: reno, nevada, 2008. police leave accused killer james biela by himself in an interrogation room. as always, they watch closely on a nearby monitor, analyzing his body language. >> somebody that's innocent is going to act in a different manner. we've had people, you know, pound on the doors, let me out of here! you know, i didn't do anything. he was just self-absorbed and trying to figure out, what is my next move going to be? >> narrator: after refusing to speak to police about his case, biela asks to see his girlfriend, who previously provided authorities with a dna sample from their 3-year-old son. she comes in, aware that the genetic material links her boyfriend to the rape and murder of 19-year-old brianna denison as well as the sexual attacks on two female students from the university of nevada's reno campus. >> did you do this? oh, my god, did you? did you? >> narrator: by court order, we're required to disguise her face and voice. >> i don't know if i can hit you or hug you. did you do this? >> na

i'm with access to health care in nevada. we are one of the only statewide nonprofits, which is quite a feat, because it takes nine hours to drive from reno to vegas.nevada is huge. what do we do? i wanted to provide you background on who we are because i'm coming here from a perspective, we aren't affiliated with the exchange but -- the micro.macro. we operate a medical discount plan. we have been serving the uninsured before it was cool. so for seven years, we have been serving the uninsured with a medical discount plan. we built a network of providers. it looks like an insurance product, but it's not. built a network of 2,000 providers. our members are between 100% and 250% of the fpl and they have access to the network and access to care coordination, which has been huge for their success. they pay the providers at the time of service a vastly discounted rate. each member gets to choose a provider. that visit is $40. we have every kind of specialty. we have hospitals, every health care service that someone would need all

between mgm and other private employers in nevada, and labor unions to address the skills gap to ensure that they have the workforce necessary to succeed. we also talked a lot about health care, balk large businesses are large consumers of health care and he is doing remarkable work to bend that health care curve to make it more affordable and that's, that's been my mantra throughout my career, listening, learning and finding common ground and that's what we are doing now and that's what we are going to continue to do. >> so, do you think we will see an ease up on the rulemaking for business that they will put the money to work? >> i think we will see, again, common sense coalition, that is what i used to talk about, let's bring common sense to bear. i reject the notion that you have job safety or job creation. that's a false choice. and i have seen it in my work. and when i talk to ceos, they tell me repeatedly, about how the work that we have done in job safety is so critically important, because if there's no regulation, then it becomes a race to the bottom and the employers who are

washington nevada has a politically divide government. but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. good executives like all good leaders must expect opposition when make decisions or when making or enforcing the law. but executives must engage those that disagree with them. they must listen to all ideas. persuade when possible. and respectfully and firmly disagree when necessary. >> and to paraphrase what we've heard from the white house before, all of that was supposed to have been settled in the last presidential election. richelle. >> clearly it was not, many randall pinkston, we'll be checking throughout the day. thank you. >>> if congress does not reach agreement in the 97 couple of days to avoid shut down only certainly agencies will be affected. among the agencies that will not be hit, social security will go out on time, all branches of the service will remain on duty, the coafghtcoast guard will still de duty, the postoffice still deliver the mail. here is what will be affected. 800,000 federal employees may are

. >> reporter: the sierra nevada mountains, california, november 2012. >> i was so cold. i couldn't feel my feet anymore, and i couldn't get warm. >> reporter: a ferocious winter storm had trapped 46-year-old paula lane. no one knew where she was, is and she thought she was going to die. >> i begged to be taken. >> reporter: but she was desperate to see her children. so she set out on a dangerous journey. >> i'm going to die, i'm going to die trying. >> reporter: and in case she didn't make it, she left a good-bye message. >> i'm so sorry. this has happened. >> reporter: the story began days earlier on thursday, november 29th. paula lane and her boyfriend, ready clifton, were doing chores here at his mom's place in a sacramento suburb called citrus heights. >> that morning, thursday machinerying, he got up on the roof and start repairing. >> reporter: she was in the garden pulling up green tomato plant. >> i love gardening, my hands in the dirt. that's another passion of mine. i love gardening. >> reporter: ready and paula were a freewheeling 40-something couple, adventur

it will dive toward the sierra nevada on wednesday. but today it's lots of sunshine and good to go with slightly warmer temps. even the coast looks good today. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. we look at commute starting at the bay bridge -- or on interstate 880 heading up to the toll plaza on the right. that traffic looks good with no major problems here. there are no problems southbound heading to fremont. this is a look at toll plaza. westbound traffic is light coming into san francisco. if you are driving on 580 from livermore as you drive to 238. it's been a decent commute. and the rest of the commute on 880 looks good. now 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping arethas right now pg&e crews are still on the scene of a gas leak in san bruno. it began just after 8:00 last night at the intersection of san bruno and san mateo avenues. good news the crews tell ktvu alex savidge that leak has been capped and no danger to the neighborhood? >> no, not at this point. the

nevada is huge. what do we do? i wanted to provide you background on who we are because i'm coming here from a perspective, we aren't affiliated with the exchange but here for the micro. we operate a medical discount plan. we have been serving the uninsured before it was cool. so for seven years, we have been serving the uninsured with a medical discount plan. we built a network of providers. it looks like an insurance product, but it's not. built a network of 2,000 providers. our members are between 100% and 250% of the fpl and they have access to the network and access to care coordination, which has been huge for their success. they pay the providers at the time of service a vastly discounted rate. each member gets to choose a provider. that visit is $40. we have every kind of specialty. we have hospitals, every health care service that someone would need all at vastly reduced rate. our hospital rate is $400 a day. with a $3000 cap. specialty care is $65 and mri costs $260. we have flat rates for everything. it

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the largest private employer in nevada, mgm. and we talked a lot about the partnership between mgm and other large private employers in nevada, and labor unions, to address the skills gap, to ensure that they have the workforce necessary to succeed. we also talked a lot about healthcare, because large businesses are large consumers of healthcare, and he's doing remarkable work to bend that healthcare curve to make it more affordable. and that's been my mantra throughout my career, is listening and learning and finding common ground. and that's what we're doing now, and that's what we're going to continue to do. >> so do you think we'll see an ease-up on some of the rule making for business, that they will put that money to work? >> i think we're going to see, again, common sense coalition. that's what i used to talk about in maryland. let's bring common sense to bear. i categorically reject this notion that you either have job safety or job creation. that's a false choice. and i've seen it in my work. and when i talk to ceos, th

and nevada coming quickly behind it but a poker-only kind of business model in nevada. >> can you explain how everybody makes money in new jersey, how chris christie will make money as our governor, how you guys make money, the casino will make money and how the patrons will make money? >> yeah. so everybody, you know, has a little bit different part of the value chain in the online space. i mean obviously the states make money through the taxation of kbaming win and gaming revenues, which is great for all states in the united states, and the operators will make money and take a part of the revenue from the operators based on the distribution of our content through their custom platforms that they take to market. >> one of the things that confused me is i'm trying to understand the geography of it. legal in jersey means i can't do it in pennsylvania and get into jersey or does it mean i have to do it in the state of jersey? >> it means that you do it in the states where it's legal. yes. so you do have to be a resident in those states. and i think new jersey is -- i know your stomping grou

and nevada coming quickly behind it, but a poker-only kind of business model in nevada. >> can you explain how everybody makes money in jersey, how chris christie will make money as our governor, how you guys will make money, the casinos will make money and how the patrons will make money? >> yeah. so everybody, you know, has a little bit different part of the value chain in the online space. i mean obviously the states make money through the taxation of gaming win and gaming revenues, which is great for all states in the united states, and the operators will make money and will take a part of the revenue from the operators based on the distribution of our content through their custom platforms that they take to market. >> one of the things that confused me is i'm trying to understand the geography of it. legal in jersey means i can't do it in pennsylvania and get into jersey or it means i have to do it in the state of jersey? >> it means that you do it in the states where it's legal. yes. so you do have to be a resident in those states. and i think new jersey is -- i know your stomping gr

but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. good executives, like all good leaders, must expect opposition when making decisions or when making or enforcing the law. but executives must engage those that disagree with them. they must listen to all ideas, persuade when possible, and respectfully and firmly disagree when necessary. >> reporter: and when it comes to the business of government after respectfully disagreeing, perhaps there could be some compromise to reach a solution that will allow the government to continue. right now, we are not seeing too much of that richelle. >> so randall, what is the best case scenario? >> the best case scenario for the government to avoid a shutdown is for the senate to send to the house of representatives a clean bill, by continuing a resolution that doesn't include obama care in it and then for the house to pass that and send it to president obama. if that happens, everything is fine. but we don't know if that's going to happen. >> no, we sure don't. we gotta keep our eye on his it, randa

now this is where we need to use some caution, in places like nevada, home prices appear to be heating up, because only a combination of tight inventory and pent up demand as well as a lot of homes that are still tied up in the home foreclosure process. new homes are being constructed to meet all of the demand. what happens in demand doesn't keep increasing along with supply, some markets might be setting themselves up for another housing bubble. construction is humming at mountain's edge, a housing development miles away from the vegas strip. sales are up 26%, making it one of the fastest selling planned communities in the country. sales jumps 29% in sin city. how do explain new home construction if there are so many empty homes waiting for new owners? plain old demand. more people are rolling the dice on life in the city. the complex foreclosure process is keeping homes off of the market, so buyers are turning to new homes instead. home prizes are rising fast. some fear that builders and buyers will end up getting burned again. let's dig deeper into what is going on in the las vegas

nevada and delaware have passed similar bills. bill is the lobbyist for the princeton public affairs group. he joins us in studio. you've been spearheading this online effort. tell me about it, and tell me how you think it will make a difs difference. >> john, luck is the residue of hard work. it's been a long battle, and as a democrat i'm working with a republican governor and democratic legislature in new jersey. the critical thing we've done here is we're the first state in the nation to have full games, not just poker like nevada and not limited games like delaware. we're going live on november 23rd, and we're very excited about the opportunity to present. >> why do you think it will work? it hasn't worked in the casinos necessarily before. i don't mean online, but the casinos are in die kline. >> nevada had 5 billion. atlantic city, 5.2 billion. today atlantic city is going to be lucky when we get through the fourth quarter to reach 2.5 billi billion. >> what happened? >> smoking ban. the proliferation of other casinos in sur

mike taibbi, nbc news, dayton, nevada. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. coming right up, sunday night football here on nbc. the bears against the steelers. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> 58 degrees on a late september night at heinz field in pittsburgh, where tonight it's a meeting between two storied franchises and there's a hint of desperation in the air as the steelers are looking to avoid their first 0-3 start since 2000. what followed then, of course, was a spectacular run of success highlighted by two super bowl appearances, two of them victories. after struggling through two losses this season, ryan clark and the steelers could be quickly running out of time.

flash floods in nevada wipe out vehicles and damage homes. officials say recent fires allowed the water rush down -- or allowed the water to rush down with nothing to hold it back. residents came home to roads that were completely washed out. >> a rushing river. it was all the way across the road. it was five feet deep all the way across the road, and just it was coming down through this yard here, the neighbors' yard, through their garage. now i know what a flash flood looks like. >> nobody was hurt but officials say it could take days to clean up that mess. for more on the flooding and the rest of your labor day forecast, we turn to janice dean. >> here we are labor day laboring away. good to see you. taking a look at the map today where we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, both coasts really could see the potential for some heavy downpours. central u.s. looks pretty good but the west and parts of the east coast unfortunately going to be dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. if you have p

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

. >>> la confluencia de corrientes frías de aire seco del pacífico y otras húmedas han causado las nevadas. >>e> ste sistema periódicamente nos afecta, a diferencia de otros eventos, este tiene más humedad y eso ha generado nevadas más intensas que en otras ocasiones. >>> el departamento de puno es el más afectado, este fenómeno se repite cada año, y los pobladores no reciben ayuda para mejorar sus viviendas. >>e> n perú hay 60 mil personas afectadas y en bolivia 3500 familias, la nieve llegó al desierto de atacama en chile, algo que no ocurría desde hace 30 años. >>> ahora un adelanto de las historias de la edición nocturna, captura en méxico a un hermano del líder del cartel de juárez, el presunto hermano está detenido por vinculos con la delincuencia organizada. >>> mientras que hay renuncia de ministros del presidente de colombia, juan manuel santos, así llegamos al final de esta edición, hasta pronto >> eduardo, doris va a ir tambiÉn. >> mucho mejor, voy a tener gente de categorÍa a mi alrededor. >> sÍ, de mucha categoria. >> bueno y entonces ya te terminaste de ar

it might do a little bit more up in the sierra nevada. we'll talk about that and see how long this cooler pattern will last. ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ aremont avenue >>> an innocent driver hit and killed by an suv in oakland. the crime police believe led up to this deadly crash. >>> a historic place of worship goes up in flames. the new look at the damage and the information the oakland church's minister shared only with ktvu. >> reporter: live in palo alto. action is finally being take n to crack down on what residents call eyesores. >>> new developments in that violent stand off in kenya. the new information revealed about the men behind that shopping mall shooting. that's all ahead on channel 2 news. >>> good morning. here's a live look at the san francisco bay and the bridge from our roof camera here in oakland at ktvu. weathers looks pretty nice. how the cup continuing is actually

from las vegas, nevada. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] you just wanted cheap applause. it worked. i'll take it. you're married. i am -- i'm married to the love of my life, tad. yeah. you have children. two beautiful babies -- carly, 22 months, and jackson, 8 months. boy, and you work? i do. i'm an accountant. oh, you must be exhausted. i am beyond exhausted. [ laughter ] wellthen try to stay awake for the next half-hour. i'm gonna try. good to have you here. merlinda, how are you? good. how are you? i'm well, thanks. merlinda ingram from dallas, texas, and let's hear a little bit about what you do there in texas. [ cheers and applause ] thanks. i do h.r. for a technology company based in the dallas area. yeah? now, if you're in dallas, why are you an oklahoma fan? i crossed the red river to the better school, 'cause i wanted to be good at football. oh. ooh. ooh. and you've lived around the world. i have. my formative years were in singapore. i've also lived in the czech republic, italy, and then, of course, the good old u.s. of a. all right. well, we're glad you're here

is my responsibility to leave no stone unturned when it comes to getting nevada working again. can you just imagine what our economy would look like today if washington would just take that approach? like washington, nevada has a politically-divided government, but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. >> as the two parties seem to talk past each other, the republican-led house has now passed a spending plan. kpix5's kristin aers shows us what's at stake. >> the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. [ cheers ] >> the joint resolution is passed. >>reporter: every house republican but one voted for the bill, along with two democrats who jumped ship. it keeps the government running but defubleds obamacare, setting the stage for another government shutdown, d-day october 1st. if lawmakers can't work something out, national parks, museums and monuments will all close. essential government employees like air traffic controllers and u.s. troops will have to temporarily work without pay. workers considered nonessential wi

plus, we've got the high- pressure over nevada. as a result of offshore wind, the numbers pretty much stay warm inland to come down along the shoreline today with a return of the low clouds. heading out of bay area looks pretty good. warm in sacramento. 104, 103 fresno. here is with the forecast looks like for the bay area. 91 in san jose. temperatures in the mid- nineties for morgan hill. east bay will look for mid to upper nineties. 98 at livermore, 97 walnut creek, 97 degrees at antioch. the center of a looks for the city to top out at 74 degrees today. oakland will hit 82. still nice and warm. heyward at 82 degrees as well. as we look ahead, the numbers much to 100 degrees. monday and tuesday we look for numbers to stay warm, but finally with the low clouds and the heights following an atmosphere, the numbers begin to come down. i want to pay, we are in the 70s by tuesday. temperatures mid eighties by next week and. here's the weather. >> the white house making a big push to rally members of congress and the american public beh

very similar to have video over the weekend, nevada wolf pack against uc davis. two guys in the stand make their wait weigh out to this -- is almost like a stage. swinging, swinging hockey fight there. rips the shirt over his ahead and both of them wearing nevada t-shirt. >> again! >> it doesn't make sense, you're out there, you paid money to go to this game, you're hanging out with a bunch of people who are supposed to have two to be there. >> she's got a small child. >> this woman's rushing to get out of the way from these two hippos. >> and get it together. you're there to watch a game. >> it's a monster truck rally that will have you biting your nails. why this was one close call. >> and -- >> it's never too early to start planning for halloween costumes. >> and where you can get this year's must-have hal >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. now back to the show. >> you'll want to share this video with your friends. this is at a monster truck rally called monster zone. and the audience gets up and close, personal. oh! it's so just in time. do you want

but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. good executives like all good leaders must expect opposition when making decisions or when making or enforcing the law. but executives must engage those that disagree with them. they must listen to all ideas, persuade when possible and respectfully and firmly disagree when necessary. >> we should note it is ironic that republicans selected governor sand 0 value to respond to the president. sandoval was one of the first republicans to support the affordable care act. in nevada, he has taken steps to set up healthcare exchanges and expand medicaid coverage, two key provisions of obamacare. randall pinkston, al jazeera, washington. >> still ahead, a pair of suicide bombers target church goers at sunday services. the result, dozens are dead as a security situation in pakistan takes yet another blow. and fields that used to be clogged with land mines are now bearing fruit for people in afghanistan, thanks in part to some american farmers. >> a bombing a funeral in baghdad has left more tha

nevada or nevada. >> the whole thing, you didn't read it. >> i didn't read it. >> the people of nevada, they're begging you. it's not optional. it's not optional. >> can i talk about california and the other state? >> did you know california was one? >> nevada was the other. >> nevada was the other one. >> do you feel less urbane. >> nevada, i said it the way she said it. >> that's right. >> why did you look at me -- >> no, you said nevada. >> so california and nevada. >> all right. what i'm trying to say is. >> you killed her with vigilante and everything else. >> peter orszag. >> or-zog. >> orszag. >> i'm going to get the wrap. you've got two guests coming up at 40. the two states have cleared their backlogs. the 305 is real, which means what we thought was not a real decline was real. also, go the a little bit of confirmation of a better job market in the conference boards numbers, people saying jobs hard to get plentiful. that going up. we've got the isms coming up next week. looks like we're in a little bit better shape now when it comes to jobs than we were. and we'll see about w

straddles the california, nevada border. it will close tomorrow for a multi-million project that's expected to last more than a year. sinatra lost his gambling license back in 1973 when a chicago mobster was spotted on the premise. >>> it was a record-breaking swim. but now some are questioning whether this athlete got some unfair health. how her team is responding to the doubters. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, nyad's swim from cuba to fla generated a wave of praise. now some are debating wheth >>> endurance athlete diana nyad's swim from cuba to first degree is credit getting praise but now seeing if she did it honestly. wondering if she got a boost from the both that was traveling alongside her. but her navigator and official on certainer said she did not cheat. she finished last monday after spending nearly 53 hours in the water. >>> well, a gold medal feeling of victory for wrestling fans around the world today. the olympic committee announced the sport will rejoin the program in the 2020 games in tokyo. it was dropped back in febru

any new yorker needs to get their mind to move to route las vegas nevada. billion just an entrepreneur and a hard-working small-business man and i am a son of a butcher. my dad was might inspiration he taught me that it was nice to hate rich people but you can because no poor personal ever give you a job. the second is the republican party is not the party of the of rich but anybody who ever hopes to become rich and helps their kids become rich that is the message they make it like it is a party of the rich and big business but my goal and plan am not making an announcement on c-span but i have been a republican even as i am planning to run against harry reid in 2016. i think i will be tim i have no doubt and double-a-2 joint rand paul and the united states senate to bring back the constitution for this country to bring back what america was great. a limited government government, god, family, per sonal responsibility and not everyone can expect the $100,000 pension the rest of their life. it just doesn't work. what is in my book shows the snapshot of what

check out the sierra nevada we're seeing some thunderstorms right now. but as you can see, they're mostly in the central part and southern part of the sierra nevada down into southern california deserts seeing some of the moisture moving in. creating strong thunderstorms earlier nlt day. now, this, a lot of this is subtropical moisture we saw yesterday. we did have showers yesterday as you may recall. and lots of pictures of rainbows coming in posted to my facebook of a rainbow in fremont. we've seen a lot of these gorgeous photos on you report as well. thank you for sending those in. from our camera you can see clouds over tahoe. isolated showers, thunderstorms possible tonight and tomorrow. if you're ahead ofing to tahoe 78 the high tomorrow afternoon. it's 68 now in san frachblt check out numbers peninsula, south bay into 70s, half moon bay, comfortable 66 degrees. you can see a little bit of low clouds out there. 79 in santa rosa right now. 73 novato. upper 70s concord, livermore up to upper 60s coastside. mid-80s inland this is in the comfort zone.

advisories surrounding you idaho and nevada where we're starting to see freeze warnings pop up in nevada as temperatures cool off under mostly clear skies to the south, but starting to get the showers into the rockies for nevada and eventually utah as well. i'll have details for this storm and what we'll do for the rest of the country coming up next. >> thank you. uncertainty for smart phone company blackberry tonight. still ahead they plan to stop selling blackberry in some toursstores, and the impact it's having on its stock price. >>> the challenge team usa overcame to win sailings' biggest pric prize. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to t

sierra nevada will deal with the rain. the rain that fell in denver, you did see why right there -- you can see right there. you can see how it goes, and goes. there is a lot coming up. this is a classic situation for coles. you get a low -- for colorado. you get a low coming in from new mexico and it wraps around. i spent two years in denver. we have these higher clouds. they will stay up in the sierra nevada. fog, sun, morning drizzle. muggy. warmer today by default here because we'll have more sunshine. temperatures right on the money yesterday up in clearlake at 90. my source up there, chloe, we try to keep things as accurate as we. kentfield, 75. fairfield, 82. walnut creek at 80. warmer out towards antioch, berkeley, 71. 78, san jose. 79 santa clara. 60s on the coast. very mild. i mean it wouldn't take much to warm up a little bit. 70s on the peninsula. and if you can get the sun to breakthrough it might be warmer. it will be on friday. transition day on saturday. cooler sunday/monday. >>> we're following developing

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picking up a little bit on the sierra nevada. more likely late tomorrow, tomorrow for any shower activity -- late tonight, tomorrow for any shower activity. sunny, warm. some very cool air begins to plunge into northern california and also up in the sierra nevada. again, we're on the western edge of it. if you are up in tahoe or truckee, mainly wind. scattered showers tomorrow. lowering snow level around 6,000, 6500 feet.  sun and clouds. high clouds in the morning. they will be out of here. it will be cooler. upper 70s for some. very few low 80s. i think we'll take a pretty good dip on these temperatures compared to yesterday where we had 80, 85, 86. a few low 80s holding on. i think they will be soft 80s. 60s, 70s, coast, peninsula. much cooler tomorrow, breezy to windy. you will feel that northerly direction. we'll start to rebound a little bit on thursday. it calms down and warms up as we go into the weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> beaten into a coma. the confrontation that police say put a pleasanton man in th

very similar to have video over the weekend, nevada wolf pack against uc davis. two guys in the stand make their wait weigh out to this -- is almost like a stage. swinging, swinging hockey fight there. rips the shirt over his ahead and both of them wearing nevada t-shirt. >> again! >> it doesn't make sense, you're out there, you paid money to go to this game, you're hanging out with a bunch of people who are supposed to have two to be there. >> she's got a small child. >> this woman's rushing to get out of the way from these two hippos. >> and get it together. you're there to watch a game. >> it's a monster truck rally that will have you biting your nails. why this was one close call. >> and -- >> it's never too early to start planning for halloween costumes. >> and where you can get this year's must-have hal [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the two, three, even four services you want to build a bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now. choose a u-verse triple-play bundle for just $79 a month. get

the people that run the program in nevada county. the program that provisions the services, that program is available to people voluntarily. that only 4 people have been treated through the voluntary clause. that service is available to all people. 4 people were involuntary mandated to those services. couple of them succeeded, a couple didn't. the point is that the county where you have a chief of police who meets with the judge, who meets with the department of mental health or the head of the department of mental health have breakfast in their local coffee place. that model can work in a small community where you are going to know the clients and know the people that come up. does it work in an urban setting when you have highly complex and structured system or interaction of systems between police, between providers and things like that? we don't think so and that's part of the reason it hasn't been implemented. it's filled with all sorts of legal problems and coordination problems with bringing additional core systems into alignm

we will see pop-up showers and storms and the possibility, especially parts of southern nevada, where we could end up with an inch or two of rainfall which could lead to more flooding in the area. in the pacific northwest, still unsettled with more off and on showers but it should be an inch of rainfall over the next 48 hours. naturally across parts of idaho, into utah and into nevada, especially, we have flash flood watches and flood watches posted through the day today because of additional possibility of some rainfall. temperaturewise, though, pretty nice. 76 in seattle. 71 today in san francisco. still hot in the southwest. but some of that rain will cause some relief in that area. that's a look at of arizona. so, richard, we'll have to keep an eye out for some flooding possible, especially with those heavier downpours as they redevelop later today. >> hoping that folks will be enjoying the good weather in the west. >>> digital detox. treatment for internet addiction. in and a major automobile recall to tell you about. >>> plus, got to look at this boat crash in the potomac involv

in parts of arizona, california, nevada. that system made its way up here towards colorado. you combine that with the mon soonal moisture and it was in the wrong location, coming down on top of the foothills, and then it got funnelled and we saw the flash flooding. we saw record breaking - river stages have been record setting in this area. there is a break in the weather. there it is there. as the heating of the day goes on, we'll see more showers effect. we have flood catches and warnings in there. there's the dark green saying flood watches and effect as well as to the south-western part of south colorado. america is experiencing some of the event. it will go on today and tomorrow. we are expected to see one, two and localised areas, possibly up to 3 inches of rain. it will be a major factor on rivers that are very high and saturated ground. what is happening towards mexico? i mentioned two storms. one in the pacific and one in the gulf of mexico. this one made landfall as a tropical storm. the area, aceh pull coe, flooding will be a problem. ingrid is the hurricane, and

nevada wolfpack against uc davis. two guys in the stands make their way out to this, like it's almost like a stage. swinging, swinging, swinging, hockey fight there, rips the shirt over his head, and then look. both of these guys wearing nevada t-shirts. >> again! >> it just doesn't make sense to me. you're out the, you p this money go to a y hanging out with a bunch of people who are supposed to be your people and then you fight each other. the most disappointing thng about this is you risk injuring other people. look at the poor usher, the woman in the blue shirt, helping people sit in their seats. she -- >> that small child -- >> yeah, in that guy's arms. >> yeah, there's kids in the stands. this woman's rushing to get out of the way from these two hippos. come on, get it together. you're there to watch a game. ♪ >>> this adorable little lady is mopey, and moppy looks like one of the happiest dogs you've ever seen. look at her tail wagging as her owner, sean mccormack, comes up to give her some love, but you'll n