in my state of nevada, the college of southern nevada, university of las vegas are among other schools that either are or on the verge of becoming an h.s.i. additionally, the number of young hispanic undergraduates enrolled at a two or four-year college has more than tripled in the past 34 years. it is clear hispanic students have greater access to education opportunities than they did before the developing h.s.i.'s program was created. this bill, as i mentioned before, the hispanic population remains underrepresented in various parts of the work force, particularly in health care physicians that require a doctorial level degree. after meeting with local health care and education leaders in nevada and working with the chairman and other members of the committee to address this issue, i am happy to offer h.r. 5529, as amended, the accessing higher education opportunities act, with congressman hinojosa and dr. ruiz. h.r. 5529 expands on the bipartisan work of h.r. 2927, by allowing h.s.i.'s to use funds to support students to prepare them for health care-related doctoral programs. additi

presidentiala battlefield, so i would draw your attention to nevada three. host: kelly ward is the director of the democratic campaign committee. thank you for joining us. we continue the conversation with sean sullivan and david wasserman. let me begin with you. what will it take ford democrats to regain house? reporter: it would take a hillary clinton landslide, on the magnitude of 10 points. there are two races i will be watching because the electoral college votes are divided in nebraska and maine. upocrats are aiming to pick the second district in maine where the the republican has played it cool a on his support for donald trump. democrats are hoping to defend nebraska where they have a and he hasmocrat been endorsed by the local chamber of commerce running

minute to the gentlelady from nevada, representative titus. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. titus: thank you very much. i rise in support of mr. grijalva's amendment. i represent the heart of the las vegas valley which atacts 4 million visitors from around the globe every year to the world famous strip to visit our world class casinos, shopping and shows. but that's not the only reason people come to nevada. they come to see the west as it was hundreds, even thousands of years ago. horncome to see iconic big sheep, jsh what trees. congress rightfully entrusted the in the president the authority to designate such special places for protection but this bill would eliminate his or her ability to do that. to protect those places that tell america's story. so i urge my colleagues to support mr. grijalva's amendment, to strip out this section from the bill and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is

i want to ask about your home state of nevada. that's key presidential battleground. two of those are democratic targets. the republican who stated in 2013 -- hillary clinton is not doing as well as as a lot of people would expect given the demographics of the state. what is going on in your home state and talk about those races. kelly: i think those are races we should look at because they are a microcosm of everything happening in this election. one of the things that is so intriguing that we will be watching is the latino vote and what happens with hispanic voters in the face of donald trump's hateful and awful rhetoric for the hispanic community. i think that's an underlying factor of what you will see as well as a minority plurality district. you also have the other dynamic effecting house races, the suburban district and how suburban districts think about donald trump. what we are seeing all over the country is that it is the suburban districts, the higher educated that are really put off by his rhetoric. we have both dynamics in nevada so there's so much potent

in nevada we are proportional. we have a very, very precise and very fair and neutral math mat cal formula for proportionality. and it does strike me as odd that with many of the important things we have to consider, that we would attempt to undertake changes in the rules that really do require some indepth survey. this is why we passed the rule providing for a committee to examine the electoral process in detail. this is not the sort of thing do you know in two days. again, the gentleman is quite right. it seems to make sense in three of the four carveout states, in fact, are proportional. but this strikes me as jumping the gun. i urge the members to vote no. >> thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak in support? >> yes, madam chairman. guy short from colorado. first i'm finding myself in a great position, agreeing with mr. arriveder and my friend ed henry from alabama. it seems the me maybe they're only disagreeing with whether we'll decide that today or if we're going on wait for a committee. we

amodei of nevada. the chair: the gentleman from nevada and a member opposed will each control 20 minutes. mr. amodei: my amendment would ohibit fund to the trade associations. the requirement is the requirement that trade associations must acquire written approval from member corporations to solicit hack donations and must further require stock holders and member companies to contribute to one strayed association. it is you nike about those who are trade associations. therefore, the object jeblingttive is to say ut of all and we should treat everybody the same who is the result of a result of law passed in 1938 and has been a solution in search of a problem and i would reserve. tcharmente for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek reck anything? yield.k the gentleman to the chair: the gentleman from nevada is recognized. >> i would like to yold. >> make a little statement that think it's a very good amendment and levels the playing field and impact the dem creates and republic caps. >> mr. c

the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: i rise to speak today on an issue congress has always been able to rally around with bipartisan support. we don't hear that mentioned a lot in these chambers recently, but something that we've always been able to come together on and that's our nation's veterans. as a member of the senate veterans' affairs committee advocating on behalf of our nation's and nevada's brave heroes has been one of my greatest privileges. it's also been a challenge especially in recent years. whether it's timely appointments for health care, eliminating the disabilities claims backlog or addressing poor performance, i'm constantly fighting for accountability within the v.a. it's taken years of work on the local level in both northern and southern nevada to get good leadership in our v.a. regional office and the reno and las vegas v.a. hospitals. however, all of that work is in vain if congress does not provide the v.a. with the robust funding it needs to deliver high-quality care and benefits in a

i think that he is a strange duck. >>> november 25th, 2008, 26-year-old james beila paces a reno, nevada, interrogation room, charged with the murder of brianna dennison, a 19-year-old college student kidnapped while sleeping on a friend's couch. from an adjoining room, police watch him lick and bite his hands. >> i remember looking at that, and i have no idea what he was doing. it was unusual. >> the whole time he's just biting his nails. he's biting the cuticles on his fingers. and he's actually making himself bleed. >> he also covers an electrical socket with his coat. suspicious a recording device may be hidden there. >> the room itself is very small, but there are a number of different microphones in the room. there's one in a false wall for some reason it catches his attention. and when he's by himself he goes over there and pulls it forward and looks behind it. >> the burly pipe fitter has already told police he wants an attorney and has no interest in cooperating in their investigation. still, detectives continue monitoring the suspect's unusual behavior. >> anything for me? >> w

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roth of nevada. proposed an amendment that would create rule number 43. >> i believe i have to consent of the body to withdraw that. >> my apologies. without objections. >> i only have one left in the pile and i'm almost afraid to ask the council, is this the last one? we asked about the preamble and does not end there. this is the last amendment. [applause] >> hallelujah! submitted byeen the gentlelady from maine. you are not. -- recognized. >> thank you. do we haven't? it?ave >> i move this memo to 31. >> if you would like to address the body. >> the national committee at the request of chairman priebus passed the resolution titled resolution for reasonable access to a live microphone. this resolution read in part result of the republican national committee request the student committee on arrangements and the tempora convention chair to ensure there is an active microphone for each state allegation chair so that they can speak in debate and make motion spiral. at yesterday's general session meetin

for sen rosa 78 nevada. the forecast showing we keep warm things up by saturday back to the mid-90s and locations for. they warm antelope mid '70s and for the cuts resoling served in the '60s and. the forecast showing that's not where we stop we continue to climb tuesday next week we're back to the triple digits stay above average with 56 days and temperatures closer the day x here the base area have to the possibility quay and here. >> steve: plans had called for a vase and utah group approves spending tens of millions of dollars to bring: oakland it would offend then check to a shop. not clear if this ban actually killed the deal and the entire project. >> vicki: shipments. the council approved the measure late last night. this could essentially kill a proposed development near the be built on the old army base. the coal would then be shipped to asia. it is not clear if the ban kills the deal and the project. a little bit of history last night made by the alameda county supervisors. they approved a ban on

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome state senator pat spearman from nevada. [cheering] >> good evening, democrats. [cheering] minister, an, a african-american and i'm a proud lgbtq community. when i joined our military in 1977, i lived in fear of being discharged. of theay, lgbtq members military concert openly and proudly. -- can serve openly and proudly. [cheering] state was elected to the legislature in 2012, i was one of only two who were openly gay

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome state senator pat spearman from nevada. [cheering] >> good evening, democrats. [cheering] minister, an, a african-american and i'm a proud lgbtq community. when i joined our military in 1977, i lived in fear of being discharged. of theay, lgbtq members military concert openly and proudly. -- can serve openly and proudly. [cheering] state was elected to the legislature in 2012, i was one of only two who were openly gay

jurors dropped and sunday into next week temperatures keep climbing once again. 78 in santa rosa 66 nevada 68 san francisco 68 livermore 68 degrees in the san jose. wind speeds right now at 20 m.p.h. fairfield 15 caulker 13 in san francisco 17 in livermore. we see another round of windy conditions as we head into tomorrow afternoon satellite read our shots show us a little cloudy this year along the coast pushing in parts of san francisco and a strong onshore flow staying around ellis' this saturday the chance for coastal drizzle fog and claudius guys to pick up a week end. anheuser region tomorrow 78 livermore still below an average conquered 81 the height and then that averages 8666 san francisco 77 the high end of a lot of pictures petaluma in the '70s cerros of the high at 79 degrees to take another look is sunday at the end of your show. >> steve: " the vicki is here to give as little insight and perspective >> vicki: more hiring spurred a hit the streets the bay area to get some reaction to a new government report is increasing payroll big-time the two injured 87,000 people some youn

the gentleman from nevada. >> thank you, madam chairman. jordan ross of nevada. i have to echo the earlier comment from the gentleman who said that the amendment is confusing. the -- the language as i'm reading it here, striking the word state which is currently defined in our rules to include all of the territories, not just the district of columbia, and to replace it with the 50 states and the district of columbia, i fail to see how this does not exclude the territories. and there was another question just a moment ago, the author was honest enough to say he did not have an answer. easter eggs are entertaining when they're in video games or children's easter baskets, i don't like them in rules, madam chair. i don't know what else is lurking in this. we don't have enough time to go through it. i urge a no vote. >> thank you. the gentlelady from california. >> madam chair, i call the question. previous question. >> previous question has been called. we will now move to a vote on ending debate on amendment m-2.2. those in favor of end egg d -- ending debate say ay

. >> es un honor grande para el estado de nevada, no sÓlo merecemos estar allÍ, sino que vamos a sacar adelante a este paÍs. ilia: su padre era jardinero y su madre limpiaba casas, cuando ella comenzÓ la escuela no hablaba inglÉs, pero aprendiÓ rÁpido leyendo diarios y viendo televisiÓn, su historia es un claro ejemplo de la superaciÓn de un inmigrante. la comunidad mÉdica estÁ desconcertada ante la alarmante descubrimiento del primer caso de zika en el mundo transmitido de una mujer a un hombre por contacto sexual, eso significa que el virus se puede propagar mucho mÁs de lo que hasta hoy se creÍa. becky carranza nos trae el informaciÓn desde new york. becky: una difusiÓn extensa donde el virus es lo que esperan funcionarios de salud tras confirmar el primer contagio del virus de mujer a hombre a travÉs del contacto sexual.

nevada is living it. what we want to do is create and understand the issues in need of what is going on with regard to demographics. obviously there are a lot of issues that have come up. with the skills gap and other things and demographics has a direct impact on all do things. on behalf of governor sandoval, i welcome you to the session. let me introduce our speakers today. we're delighted to have such expertise in the room. i want to start with tom glaspie. he is the former demographer of the state of arizona. if you don't have a demographer interstate, he should. should devastated comments, and estate demographer because they can be key indicators of how to go forward and the director of policy and marketing at the bank of america. and one thing i'm excited about having him here that he will talk about the downside of the engine population and the opportunities you have. we should not look at it as a doom and gloom and as a negative. , futurelly lili lowery columbus. we are delighted to have really he

of solar, 365 days he, and let's make it happen in nevada. thank you. >> thank you. are we ready for the vote? go right ahead. >> i would like to look at the technical amendment rather than the from, such as wind and wordng, and insert the "and" because it is not just these two states. >> ok. thank you. are we ready for the vote? all in favor indicate with your cards. all in favor. all opposed. s have it. are there any objections? no. no amendment plays. >> amendment 189 has been withdrawn. amendment 200 has been withdrawn. 208 -- amendment 208 has been withdrawn. amendment to 13 has been withdrawn. madam chair, there are no more amendments. >> thank you. congratulations. [applause] next section we will take up is ensure health and safety of all americans. greg. >> thank you, mr. chair. the democratic party believes accessible, affordable, high-quality health care is part of the american promise, that americans should have the security that comes with good health care and that no one should go bro because they get sick. areal security and med

nevada. you have 43 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the fabulous silver state, nevada, from lake tahoe to the las vegas boulevard with a population as diverse as its landscape, also we are delighted to welcome all of our delegation here with us. you have seen some of them on the stage of this great convention and with the spirit as wild and free as our mustangs, we are proud to cast -- >> madam secretary, i am the minority leader of the nevada state senate. on behalf of the state whose capital is actually carson city, hereby cast 16 votes for bernie sanders and 27 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> nevada, you have cast 20 votes for secretary clinton and 16 votes for senator sanders. new hampshire. new hampshire, you have 32 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> new hampshire, where we bring democrats together, home of the town of unity, where hillary clinton endorsed barack obama in 2008, and home of the city of portsmouth where bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton in 2

el mismo día, el muchacho, luego de tratar de huir en un festival de nevada, el 5 de julio de arizona, la policÍa matÓ melisa dentro de 24 aÑos, luego de que segÚn los agentes, la madre de tres hijos los atacase con un cuchillo tras una denuncia de violencia domÉstica. otras dos vÍctimas fueron antonio nÚÑez de 19 aÑos, que le di piero la policÍa california, luego de una llamada que lo reportÓ como posible suicida. y ramos que se habÍa negado a soltar un cuchillo cuando se lo lleva la policÍa. la presidenta de voto latino, argumenta que Éstos, no son los Únicos incidentes que han sido odiados, un error es que los medios estÁn aislando a los americanos por comodidades. dicen que ese es el problema de los inmigrantes, africanos, es de todos. conductora: segÚn una organizaciÓn las vidas robadas en california, mÁs del 80% de las vÍctimas, en comportamientos con la policÍa, son de origen hispano. fÉlix: en california los incendios no dan respiro a bomberos, la sequÍa y altas temperaturas propician que las llamas se extiendan rÁpidamente. hoy miles de personas tendr�

[cheering] i was born in las vegas, nevada. my parents came here looking for a better life for the american dream. on most days, i'm scared. i'm scared that at any moment, forcedand my dad will be to leave and i wonder, what if i come home and find it empty? i want to find -- i want my parents to see me doing science experiments and help me find my their rocks. i want to grow up to be a lawyer so i can help other families like us. [cheering] i have hope. esperanza. hillary clinton told me she would do everything to could to help us. i don't have to do the worrying because she would do the worrying for me and all of us. [cheering] she wants me to have the worries of an 11-year-old, not the weight of the world on my shoulders. [cheering] >> valiente. los padres que trabajan duros laa nuestros hijos -- esperanza, el sistema de migracion, necesita ser mejor para la familia juntos y poder americano. sueno [cheering] que hillary luchara sueno sotros y por el americana. hillary clinton for president. [cheering] you! [cheering] >> i wi

the delegate from nevada. >> i believe they should name these. many states we just heard are now, targeted and right the target is obvious animals. we have been to congress and fighting this for years it is our duty to protect the states even if you don't have a chicken must come back at our government further intrusion into these many states on the specific attackedt are being and the people of those tapes. >> for the benefit of the group that wants to regular on these issues. i think in the constitutional government subcommittee, we did a fairly good and consistent job of calling into question and opposing any executive overreach particularly regulatory overreach on the part of the administration. i think it is well covered under that section as well and i would propose and back not going to this level of detail. >> jonathan gardner, new mexico. i am from one of these western states that deals with these sorts of issues. we do want to keep the platform at a level of generality as a declaration of principle. amendt spirit, i move to the proposed

. >> you were scheduled to return to nevada. why didn't you go back? what was it that made you make the poor choice to not return? >> i was already there for 16 months. it's only like a seven or eight-month program. it was my fault that i was there for 16 months. i was messing up when i first got there. i did complete every aspect of the program, sports, vocation, school. i completed everything. i asked when i was going to get released. i was told september 1st, and i just felt like that's -- september 1st, that was another four months away, and i was like i've already been here double the time you're supposed to be here, so that's why i ran, your honor. >> so why is it the program turned out to be double for you? >> because i wasn't working my program, your honor. i had an anger issue, and i just -- i couldn't control my anger. i couldn't control the things that i was doing. i was just snapping off. sometimes i wasn't taking my medication, and it just -- it caused a real problem for me. >> so you made the decision, then, that you weren't going to go b

nevada needs hemp production. this is a future industry from my state that i want to see americans employed in. this is not a job that can be outsourced. the basis why hemp is illegal goes down to our country's history of racism, that latinos grew hemp. it became illegal and it is also going back to nick sodium -- goes -- 10 nixonian back to nixonian policies. we have a cash crop available here, no one is getting high, but we are going to create good jobs, good cream jobs, fabrics, medicine, and plastics. >> four minutes. >> i would like to say the same thing for the state of new mexico. we are first in childhood poverty, we have terrible time with job creation, if we have already decided on this platform that we voted to take marijuana off of schedule one, this has nothing to do with the use of marijuana. product,n industrial you cannot get high, there are ways to grow it so they do not by the. bud. not it is a no-brainer. kentucky, we have been toently granted the ability start studying hemp growth in kentucky.

the gentleman from nevada. >> thank you. where on earth do i begin? i'm a constable in nevada. i have to testify in 41 on the legislature in southern nevada. i have to register as a lobbyist to speak on bills that affect my -- i shove through legislation last year that made constables of nevada competitive. i get about $7,800 a year, i went out and beat him over the head and stole $150,000 a year, i could drive a truck through this stuff. it is so vague it makes no sense at all. don't get me wrong, the last three days i've been doing nothing but everybody from the media here badmouthing the industrial complex. i understand the problem but this is just like trying to throw out rule 12. it is a crude instrument. it doesn't address the problems. don't even get me started on where this is on state rights. if somebody is a lobbyist and their state party wants to elect them, whose business is it? it is i'm sure well intentioned. but what's a nonprofit? the president of common core pays more in taxes than i take home. again, what does even nonprofit mean? it is over the top. i urge ev

state ofhe great nevada, where blue lives matter. [applause] , voting fore born the first republic and president in 1864. we are proud of our nation. from the great shores of lake tahoe to the most entertaining capital city, las vegas, nevada, this time what happens in las vegas will not stay in las vegas. we are here to cast our votes. one vote governor kasich. six, senator ted cruz. seven, marco rubio. and 16 for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, nevada, 14 votes trump, six votes cruz, seven votes rubio, one vote kasich, two votes carson. ms. hudson: new hampshire. 23 delegates for the following bound delegates. 11 trump. ismadam secretary, my name corey lewandowski. i represent the people of the great state of new hampshire, the live free or die state. a state that has no sales or income tax. the state that was the first to recognize donald j. trump and deliver the first victory on his behalf on

but after a journey of ten years, i finally graduated from nevada state college. my family and i are here because of people like senator harry re reid. [ speaking spanish ] who put themselves in our shoes and helped us. and while president obama's immigration action protected me, we live in constant fear that my parents could be taken away from their grandson, noah. so, when donald trump talks about deporting 11 million people, he's talking about ripping families apart. separating families like mine and like karla's. hillary clinton understands that this is not who we are as a country. i have seen her comfort children like ka are. la who are scared they might lose their parents to deportation. i know she will fight to keep our families together. [ speaking spanish ] i know she will. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome representative luis gutierrez from illinois. >> thank you. hello, philadelphia. you know, my parents grew up in rural puerto rico. they weren't educated. they didn't speak english. but they didn't even have a winter coat. barely out of

and nevada is iffy. not nearly as clear cut but we can just throw it in to show you what it would do. that would put you over. one other wild card here. we can't show it on the map yet. one congressional district in maine that fits that to a "t." they give them out by district up there. he could squeeze an electoral vote out of there. that would get him over 270 with all of that. >> he can pull this off nfd that means he could lose florida, lose colorado, lose virginia, lose north carolina. so there is a path, but, boy, is it narrow. that's impressive that it's there. have you seen a poll with donald trump within single digits in michigan or wisconsin? >> that's what i'm saying. it's theoretical. you are looking at the demographics and saying the numbers would be there in theory. you look at michigan, wisconsin. there hasn't been any polling yet. i've heard theorys in wisconsin, some may be residual from the primary season. donald trump did not do well in wisconsin in the primary season. these are states

[cheering] i was born in las vegas, nevada. my parents came here looking for a better life for the american dream. on most days, i'm scared. i'm scared that at any moment, forcedand my dad will be to leave and i wonder, what if i come home and find it empty? i want to find -- i want my parents to see me doing science experiments and help me find my their rocks. i want to grow up to be a lawyer so i can help other families like us. [cheering] i have hope. esperanza. hillary clinton told me she would do everything to could to help us. i don't have to do the worrying because she would do the worrying for me and all of us. [cheering] she wants me to have the worries of an 11-year-old, not the weight of the world on my shoulders. [cheering] >> valiente. los padres que trabajan duros laa nuestros hijos -- esperanza, el sistema de migracion, necesita ser mejor para la familia juntos y poder americano. sueno [cheering] que hillary luchara sueno sotros y por el americana. hillary clinton for president. [cheering] you! [cheering] >> i wi

el joven senador estatal de nevada ruben kihuen dijo en el estrado jorge:donald trump debe estar aterrado de ser inmigrante mexicano que hoy nos acompaÑa aquÍ. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. como inmigrante griego de mÉxico a los ocho aÑos . el hablar en un estado como este. mi familia llegÓ a este paÍs para trabajar, somos gente honesta. este es el sueÑo americano somos gente digna, trabajadora. de acuerdo a Él, todos somos inmigrantes y violadores, pero ahora soy el primer latino del estado de nevada en llegar al congreso es completamente diferente de lo que vimos con los republicanos. y estamos viendo minorÍas, a emigrantes hablando en el escenario los republicanos se la pasaron atacando los emigrantes aquÍ esta muy claro que hillary clinton es la persona que mejor nos va a representar en la presidencia y la persona que nos va a proteger a nosotros. jorge: gracias por estar aquÍ. marÍa elena: gracias por estar con nosotros. lo hemos visto porque ha habido muchos artistas. definitivamente en esta convenciÓn en este momento estÁ katie perry en anÁlisis ando al pÚb

nevada coming up next. >> nevada. you have 43 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the fabulous silver state nevada from lake tahoe to the las vegas boulevard, with the population as diverse as its landscape, also, we are delighted to welcome all of our delegation here with us. you have seen some of them on this stage of this great convention. and with a spirit as wild and free as our mustangs, we are proud to cast -- >> madam secretary, i am the minority leader of the nevada state senate on. behalf of the state whose capital is actually carson city, i hear by cast 16 votes for bernie sanders and 27 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> nevada, you have cast 20 votes for secretary clinton and 16 votes for senator sanders. new hampshire. new hampshire, you have 32 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> new hampshire where we bring democrats together, home of the town of unity where hillary clinton endorsed barack obama in 2008 and home of the city of portsmouth where bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton in

those ar pods outside silver peak, nevada. the water ev leaves behind lithium, a primary component in tse vehi and sales of those cars like tesla's model s and the nissan leaf, automakers are clam moring for more lithium. >> we've been driving up demand, but now it's electric vehicles, the larger batlies they use demand more lithium. >> pure energy minerals is hope the supply in the dead erat, but unlike the curre wants to build processing plant. to produce more lithium faster. >> inste years like larger pond this is an industrial process that works in a marta of hours. >> the push for more lithium could pumpn old mining town that is so small it do. but silver peak and the deposits in this area are not far from a new plane of reno. as it begins to supply, the people in this area could see their fortunes changes. >> nightly business report, sill peak, nevada. >>> gilead cuts its outlook for the wreer. the company topped analyst's revenue in the latest quarter thanks in part o an increase in-drugs share of gilead initially fell

from the great state of nevada where blue lives matter! [ cheers and applause ] >> we are battle born, by the first republican president in 1864, we are very proud of our nation, from the great lake tahoe to the most entertaining capital city las vegas, nevada, this time what is in las vegas will not stay in las vegas. we are here to cast our votes. one vote, governor kasich. six, senator ted cruz. seven, marco rubio and 16 for the next president of the united states donald j. trump! [ cheers and applause ] >> right now we are waiting for nevada. that's the next state to make it official. we are about to get new york state. that's when they want to go over the top, 1237. that's the number of delegates you need to become the nominee. the new york state delegation presumably will have donald trump go over the top. donald trump, jr., the son of the nominee -- let's listen in. >> nevada, 14 vote, trump. six votes, cruz. seven vote, rubio. one vote, kasich and two votes, carson. >> new hampshire, 23 delegates for the following bound delegates,

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flexor time did it to work things clear up nicely nevada of by 9:00 a.m. if it takes awhile for far the clear close the oakland. temperatures mainly in the '50s for most locations. any act a little warmer right now and into the rest of the work week we see the area of high pressure building and it will give warmer temperatures as a push into the next. few next >> britteny: continuous these warm conditions as we've had into the weekend. >> vicki: the bank you join us tomorrow morning and more and i. >>> the woman who wrote melania trump's speech fesses up. >> deborah: she's taking the blame as donald trump finally breaks his silence about the crisis. >>> and too mean? >> the only limits of your achievement is your willingness to work hard for them. >> even the late night comics. >> i am not going to take it anymore! >> and look who's at the convention, caitlyn jenner. >>> then, all together. >> yeah. >> there's a man under there. >> i should be dead. >>> and playmate of the year body shaming scandal. why this woman is baring it

silva eventually graduated from nevada state college. president obama's 2012 executive order let silva get a work permit and avoid deportation but she said this nation still has a ways to go. >> so when donald trump talked about deporting 11 million people, he's talking about ripping families apart. hillary clinton understands that this is not who we are as a country. >> silva now the organizing director at the progressive leadership alliance of nevada which it says works for social and environmental justice. >>> the dnc has brought a long list of celebrities to town. we're not just talking about famous politician. we're talking about all manner of celebrities. tons of a list terse are in town to speak and campaign for hillary clinton of course. earlier we saw boys ii men and demi lovato and paul simon. eva lon garr ya speaking at the convention. row sayre ya dawson is in town to show her support for bernie sanders. bill anderson -- mc hammer in the hallway. if you're wondering where to catch celebrity sightings rittenhouse may be your b

apertures at 66 and san francisco 88 nevada 072 oakland and then 96 and nasdaq very warm day there. >> britteny: now wind speeds and show us sustain right around 20 mi. an hour in san francisco. reconditions in oakland concord out the fairfield even livermore these wind speed to stay strong overnight and continued into tomorrow a closer look at the fog tracker shows overnight hours visibility drops down to 0 1/2 monday oakland you notice the visibility clears up a little bit here were oakland happen day staying with the foggy conditions in the late morning hours it chose a quiet conditions a bit of activity to the east of earlier staying closer to nevada and of the parts of arizona for as we're concerned we will stay dry and temperatures to our morning headwork mid-50s for san francisco. 52 1/2 monday amid, fifty's hayward, see in my view. >> britteny: the cushion 67 francisco oakland and warm in the '70s for concord and jack also livermore years on forecast showing into tomorrow for san francisco peninsula lots of sunshine and 64 san francisco 65 in the twin peaks area 64 and pacific

fifty-two at the airport 52 nevada 52 palo alto. sixty-three for antioch everyone else in the 50s. it's a fight between high and low in the north it looks like the low in the north will win out today. sixty-seven coming in a few degrees day but they're all signs for warm up over the weekend. >>> i am a christian a conservative and republican in that order. >> republican vice president nominee indiana governor mike pence takes the state in his third night of republican national convention that it was a speech by former provincial candidate ted cruz that is getting all the attention this morning for what he did not say. >> reporter: ted cruz refused to endorse donald trump during a speech during prime time and that's what set delegates off. >> please don't stay home in november. stand and speak and vote your conscience. vote for a candidate up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. >> texas senator ted cruz appeared to be laying the groundwork for 2020 presidential run. convention build guest goers weren't having and build him. another was of the donald who walked o

the nonprofit group is closing -- cloning sequoia trees in the sierra nevada. the environmentalist group says is an urgent need to restore these trees. over the years the group has called 170 types of trees and planted more than 1703 times -- types of trees. >>> caltrain plans to look at the possibility of turning 101 on the smith to a toll lane . people who drive along highway 1012 san mateo county states one of the worst commutes in the bay area. so since patrician officials are now looking at turning one of the lanes between redwood city and sfo into an expressly. carpools could use the lane for free with solo drivers would pay a fee to jump into the lane. >> anything to alleviate the traffic. if you have the money do it and sometimes you do and sometimes you don't. i could use it. >> that's incredibly classless. i think it is not a solution to the issue of traffic. >> officials the idea works well on sections of interstate 580 and 680 so they will spend $9 million . it could cost more than $200 million to create the express lane. so far no idea of where tha

as it does, the warming continues. 71 in hayward and 64 degrees currently in sfreks and 84 in nevada. in san francisco, sustained at 20 miles per hour up to about 14 in napa, 14 in fairfield, 14 in concord. still going to have a decent onshore foreclosure. the inland temperatures will get closer to and closer to that triple digits mark on saturday and sunday. and in going to stay in the 60s for the most part. in the coast, 60 degrees. 67 for the bay. inland locations, some have a mild evening if you're staying out. tonight, a few high thin clouds moving through. #346 and inland, dropping to the 60s. timing it all out when i see you again in 15 minutes. >> coming up, an east bay woman's story of heart break. talking for the first time after losing her husband and daughter in a family vacation. >>> reeling. what they're doing after losing the community center to a huge fire. >> more troubles for southwest airlines. the huge issues at the airports. . >>> video showing the attack. . >>> police say at least three shooters are on the loose after opening fire at and near a shop shopping cent

and some into nevada. highs 102 in antioch, 100 in concord. but 60 degrees in half moon bay. so between livermore and half moon bay, about a 42 degree spread. 63 in san francisco, 23469 oakland. upper 80s santa rosa. 84 in san jose. mt. tam can showing you a healthy marine lair. temperatures, 61 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. low to mid-80s from morgan hill to san jose. and the san jose cam showing you the smoke layers right now. temperatures in the low to mid-80s, upper 90s for concord and livermore and right now at 96 degrees. from our east bay hills camera you could see the fog rolling in and it is going to be a factor overnight near the coast and bay. cooler days this weekend with a seasonal pattern through next week. tomorrow morning, mild inland and clear but a long the coast and along the bay 50s with the fog. now here is a look at the hour-by-hour forecast. the fog fills in tomorrow morning for your early plans you see the gray skies but into the afternoon most of you will see the sun with the ex

he calls him the squarest heathen in nevada. you can't fool him and nobody can fool him. after they fight the fors of evil together, the novel concludes with them both attending a friend's wedding. the two are separated in colorado in another story during the course of their adventures. at the end, gentle john announces he is heading to nevada to find his darnation china companion. novel after novel provide instances of interethnic began onship. chinese come across as capable individuals capable of forming relationships with the whites. let the chinese defend themselves. although forbidden in most western states from testifying in court. the chinese appear in various trials and fiction. in rocky mountain rob, the gang of thieves plots to kill gold from a camp of chinese miners. the heathen ought to be cleends out, says one gangster. they have no business taking the breads out of whitemen's mouths. because this is "too much for decent white men to stand" says one character, a posse forms. the novel climaxes with their trial. the chinese are asked to testify. they are reluc

nevada firefighters have launched a huge campaign to try and keep illegal fireworkses out. if you're caught anywhere in in bay area you could face big fines. >>> hillary clinton talked with the fbi for hours today about the private email controversy today. we were told after the meeting was done the spin doctors took over. >> she was in town for an interview with the fbi about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. >> the truth here is going to be how candid was she in the interview. how many questions did she answer freely and in a forthcoming manner. >> the clinton campaign released a statement calling it voluntary. and says it year-long investigation is wrapping up. saying she is pleased to have had the opportunity in bringing this review to a conclusion. but some believe the damage to her credibility has been done. >> this entire situation is a public relations disaster of their own creation. >> the interview lasted for about 3 noof hours here -- and a half hours. it was not a surprise but capped off a trying week for clinton. >> u.s. attorn

and even before this latest dispute, the nevada caucus had some incredibly dumb rules. even down to the rules for breaking ties. >> it is so close here that the party is actually distributing decks of cards like these to break any tie. >> some precincts had to use a vegas-style tie breaker. a deck of cards. clinton won this draw with a nine of clubs. >> seth: can we please come up with something different for the general election? because this guy definitely cheats at cards. [ laughter ] "sorry, hillary. five aces. read 'em and weep." the feuding between the sanders campaign and the dnc continued on wednesday with sanders campaign manager jeff weaver accusing wasserman-schultz of showing favoritism towards clinton. and weaver trying to adopt some of the language of bernie's millennial supporters. >> debbie wasserman-schultz. we could have a long conversation just about debbie wasserman schultz and how she's been throwing shade on the sanders campaign. >> seth: okay, you don't throw shade on people, you throw it at people. there's nothing worse than when old people use s

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