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mike mibach julie haener. this advisory will last well into tomorrow morning. some temperatures might even approach near freezing numbers. we have team coverage this hour. ktvu is elissa harrington has more now on how people are gearing up for a dip in temperatures. but first chief meteorologist bill martin with more on the advisory bill. first one of the year, coldest night where we will have seen since obviously months ago and during the winter and the spring and we are setting up basically for a night that s going to have temperatures in the mid thirties low forties we might see some freezing temperatures are from forest hill in greenville, but the point of that is at 38 degrees. it s not you get frost . and so that s where the frost advisory comes from the areas included on this frost, advisor of the hills. not necessarily around the bay area proper around the bay proper berkeley and oakland and places like that , but in alviso, but when you get to san jose, you ve ....
clive next bundy s family has lived in th nevada. he has been grazing his cattle on federal land. when the federal government came to seize his cattle, his friends came to his aid heavily armed. it has fueled questions in other states and other contexts. does the federal government have any justification for owning and managing the land in nevada or is the federal government guarantor of federal land. we ll start with background. nevada cattle rancher cliven bundy said it s his right to graze his cattle on any land he chooses. and his story has gained national attention. officials at the u.s. bureau of land management in nevada say bundy has been running hundreds of cat until a federally protected wildlife area and for years has refused to pay the fees required to do so. the blm is seeking more than $1 million in back fees and fines from bundy, and when he refused to pay the government began rounding up his cattle to confiscate them. a band of armed men rallied to bundy ....
helping hand for ukraine, in dealing with the aftermath of the mud implied. president obama to tour the disaster area. a busy day at the supreme court as the justices issued a ruling in one major and heard arguments in another. a high court blow to affirmative action. judges upheld michigan s ban on admissions. an impact across the country. libby casey is there for us: what did the justices decide, what was the justification? it went back to 2006 when voters in michigan banned racial preference through the polls. admissions offices at colleges and university, publicly funded ones could not consider race, ethnicity and gender, and give people a preference based on those items. a lower court overturned this, saying it was discriminatory. but the supreme court today went over that and reversed it. on a vote of 6-2, the majority said that the michigan law gan stand. a justice recued herself, she was solicitor-general when the case was before the local courts. the one th ....
clive next bundy s family has lived in the nevada . he has been grazing his cattle on federal land. when the federal government came to seize his cattle, his friends came to his aid heavily armed. it has fueled questions in other states and other contexts. does the federal government have any justification for owning and managing the land in nevada or is the federal government guarantor of federal land. we ll start with background. nevada cattle rancher cliven bundy said it s his right to graze his cattle on any land he chooses. and his story has gained national attention. officials at the u.s. bureau of land management in nevada say bundy has been running hundreds of cat until a federally protected wildlife area and for years has refused to pay the fees required to do so. the blm is seeking more than $1 million in back fees and fines from bundy, and when he refused to pay the government began rounding up his cattle to confiscate them. a band of armed men rallied to bun ....
it was just a few days ago that leaders from ukraine, russia, and the west signed that agreement trying to de-escalate the crisis. today harsh rhetoric and troop movements. the russians saying that u.s. is now in control. the pentagon saying the troop movements follow what it refers to as russia s aggression in the area. reporter: no sign on the ground yet about the relaunch of this anti-terror campaign as the interim government calls it. last week pro-russian protesters seized armored vehicles from your next questionian paratroopers. it appears this time the government want foes cuss all of its efforts on slaviansk and kramatorsk. these two towns seem to be completely under the control of pro-russian protesters. but when it comes to buildings like this one here in donetsk, it is a different story. it has been quite peaceful here. there s a lot of people going around. there s a lot of civilians who are here to support them. there are no signs of arms at least on the s ....