and reno, known as the biggest little in the world. and only a few degrees of. and so i have actually encountered a handful of people knew him in their daily lives. they were shocked to know that he was the one who was responsible for this. it. it was also surmised during trial that the reason did not kill me was because he was that i would able to be identified by him to the extent that i was able to. and how did you later do that by pictures? i worked with this sketch artist. i worked with a sketch. and that sketch eventually is what helped lead to his arrest. yes, ma'am. are there colleges or universities that do allow certain carry of sorry? are there colleges and, universities or in states that will allow. yes, ma'am, there are. mom brain is hitting me very hard at the current moment to exactly which ones. for a lot of states, though, however, it's not a blanket. allowance. they say it is at the discretion of each university. so the pass it. but then they it off to the universities to be able decide and more often than not, even though the state allows it t

i mean, those of us from the bay area we often think of, you know, reno or we go to tahoe. but tell us about carson city. >> oh, yeah. absolutely, i'm always surprised how few people know that carson city is actually the capital of nevada. so many people think las vegas. you can see our capital building, on my screen somewhere here, so our, our proximity to reno and all of northern nevada, as we sit right in the center of it all, we're really kind of the center point of your nevada experience when you get here. because in 20 minutes or 30 minutes in each direction, you're also in a very amazing place, which includes lake tahoe. so carson city is just a wonderful place to stay and visit. but this trail that connects us to tahoe is really just a gem that showcases our access to the outdoors. we have over 100 miles of trails in carson city, so not only are we great for history and culture, native american experiences, but the trails and the outdoors is really a huge part of who we are and what we do. and our proximity to tahoe as well. >> all right, lydia, before i let you go,

the white reno, accelerating, hit my entire family. the children suffered, i suffered.t child, ilya, received the most severe bruises. following the perpetrators of the terrorist attack , probable accomplices were arrested, including family islomov. israil's father and his two sons amenchon and delovar, who sold the killers a renault car for 250,000 rubles. the chief was also involved in the criminal case related to the terrorist attack. the real fury of nature fell upon the chinese city of guangzhou , demolishing everything in its path of death, along with it, livingsgrad walked through its streets, and the blocks of ice falling from the sky were larger than skulak, due to impenetrable clouds and tables of dust for a while in the city it became dark as night, the wind swirled and carried fragments of the roof, torn high-voltage wires into the clouds the wires shorted out every now and then, and then the clouds came down. tons of ice fell on people’s heads, hailstones broke through windows, cars and thin roofs; anyone who did not have time to hide was in mortal danger.

for regional international confrontation or in a reno for saddling political scores to what happened in the night till the 14th of april did not happen ended up in a vacuum of. the strips undertaken by a rock became a reaction to disgraceful inaction by the security council. and a reaction to an inquiry just attacked by israel. and i guess damascus and all the 1st one because syria is constantly being bombarded by israel. moody's was many o d u today and did not find the courage to state. clearly the outburst of as go violence in the middle east is developing the guess the background of an operation which is lasting more the 6 months is unprecedented in terms of a number of victims and operations conducted by west jerusalem is guys in west bank and this is despite and unambiguous demand and security council resolution 2728 to cease fire immediately or the most and such as islands above. the deep root of the crisis is unacceptable. we think especially against the background of the tension surrounding around which is viewed by the us and other colleagues. the facts of israel is not com

you talk about the teachers in reno, construction jobs across the country, the roads and bridges that and then you look at this marquette law school poll that recently came out about who's better on the economy and 31% say president biden and 51% say donald trump. and then when he asked how much have you heard about the economy and in the same pole in terms of the inflation rate, 43% say a lot, 46%, a little, nothing at all, 11%. it's crazy because we talk a lot about inflation and the recession that never came but not as much, we do not hear as much about unemployment rate, i think the president and the white house, that is something, you don't hear a conversation about the economy whenever i've heard you speak or the president speak or he doesn't talk about lower unemployment but that doesn't translate outward. how are you making this real for people out there because when we talk about wages being up and gdp, the fastest gd growth, that seems distant for some people but the teachers in reno are real. >> that's right, the woman i met in oregon, who learned about a women's only cohor

who were paid just 2 to 3 years an hour and were made to work long shifts in degrading conditions. reno, nevada, russian authorities have evacuated more than $4000.00 people, offer several danverse on the euro river near the border with context of flood waters broke through the barrier after hours of torrential rain. more than 2000 homes are flooded in the city of orth to respond to now, which is marking the 30 year anniversary of the start of the 1994 genocide. it's estimated that more than 800000 people were murdered, political, religious and community leaders gathered with survivors and keep going to remember the victims of the killings which were mostly carried down by extreme is from the countries majority, ethnic hutus against the minority tootsie population. d, w. 's, mariel miller visited the nie a motto, genocide, memorial, signed a former church where thousands of people were killed over several days. it was among the worst atrocities of the genocide in rwanda. it's not often that sometimes finds the strings to come here to a former church. now a memorial to the rhonda genocid

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get out of the burning building, but the terrorists who escaped from the crocus in that same white renoors diagnosed multiple fractures and a concussion in the lungs, directly from the blow of this white raynaud terrorist. ilya suffered the most, my daughter suffered, i too, that is , the three of us flew off, the main blow fell on ilya, the doctors fought for ilya’s life for several days, the boy was discharged over the weekend, i’m recovering, i’ll be back soon... in the near future time ilya will move in a wheelchair, then his eleven-year-old sister also suffered , ilya most likely supported us, yes, because for me, well , after i saw him lying practically without breathing, well, it’s difficult to describe my feeling, only ilya came into yourself, here my wife and i were able to visit him in the intensive care unit, and at that moment i was already trying to smile, despite the gravity of the situation, despite the terrible... roles, but after he was transferred to his sister in the general ward, ilya, how a real athlete did not give us the opportunity to really doubt that everything

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hay algunas advertencias cerca de redding y también cerca de la zona de reno en los condados de douglasecer, entre las 6, 07:08. ya vamos a ver lluvia empezando desde el norte de la región, avanzando hasta san francisco, zona de san josé, también hacia el interior, cerca de oakland y avanzando hacia el gilroy y extendiéndose hacia fresno y también hacia el centro de california. se espera que esto se mantenga no solamente durante la mañana, sino que también avanzando a las 16:05 de la tarde mientras pasa ese frente frío, esa masa de aire frío va a traer la posibilidad de ver quizá un poco de nieve en las montañas locales, arriba de elevaciones, arriba de los 3000 y 4000 pies. lo bueno es que parece que ya a partir del sábado ha mejorado bastante las condiciones. se aleja ese sistema de baja presión empieza a dominar un poquito de ese sistema de alta presión y esto va a llegar a tiempo para el fin de semana. pero también van a aumentar esos vientos y la velocidad a partir de esta tarde, avanzando hacia el jueves por la mañana, se esperan entre 15 y 20 30 millas por hora. también hacia el

it is going to be cold there about 52 degrees in reno and 48 degrees in carson city. but if you're sticking around, you're one of those lucky people are going to be joined that fresh powder couple of feet of snow falling across some of the resorts there. well, it looks like that will wind down tonight tomorrow. you just be skiing on that fresh powder. temperatures warming up just slightly into sunday and monday. beautiful weather holding on. it looks like right through the weekend. by next week, though, much warmer weather coming and likely to smell a likely to melt lot of that snow. guys, back to you. >> as a quick little shaker an earthquake, 4.8 to be exact struck the northeast this morning. rattled some nerves all around the region. it was centered near lebanon. new jersey was felt in philadelphia and new york city. the quake was said to be one of the largest in that area in 100 years. geologists say it was felt. over such a wide area because rock in the region is more dense. no major damage being reported, but definitely some i guess. yeah, they're not used it. s

no, they barely found february because there wasn't enough reno by default that they will be the spanish region of catalonia has declared a state of emergency because of the drought. water reserve levels have fallen below 16 percent. drastic water restrictions are already imposed and summer has not even begun yet. this canal used to bring water to tony can thomas fields. he doubts bad will ever happen again. lavelle, it's practically impossible. although only god can help us saturday, but hopefully he will ask, you know how you mean? otherwise there's going to be a fight here is when i get a, there's no life without the water. for now, the cows can still feed on the reserves. but stocks are running out, tony can tanya and his nephew found on have to make tough decisions. but we now have to buy what we can produce affordable course because the crops in the fields won't grow properly without the water at similar. i don't know. what's the problem for, but if you know the name was, how was it to the most of the table you have been and we don't know how it's going to pan out the water. we'll

also, be careful for some light showers and up through reno tahoe as well. so speaking of the weekend is here. let's check on on south lake tahoe. over the next couple of days i bring the chains just to be safe for tonight, but into tomorrow and on sunday bring some sunscreen as well as we're going to change from those tricky conditions to some more sunshine and temperatures in those upper 50s. we're starting in the upper 50s here in san francisco. oracle park pirates and giants first pitch 715. and notice that we still continue with those wind speeds at around 18 miles an hour. those gusts 30 or more. so bring your beanies, your warm blankets, drink all of that warm hot chocolate out there to keep you nice and toasty through the evening. we're going to dip down into the low 50s by the time that the game is over. and remember, you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. let's go back to the winds. everybody is talking about it through this evening. i still see them gusting around 6 p.m. on our friday night, especially out there towards bodega bay, down thro

meanwhile, folks traveling to the reno area, we do have some thunderstorm activity along with rain expected to continue through the next couple of hours, so please be mindful of this, even though it's not raining here, we saw some drizzle. temperature wise, overnight into the early morning hours, we still have some of that cloud cover. byron 6:00 a.m., the 40s and the 50s, and then by tomorrow, we do see some 70s on the map down to the interior so please don't be sad about the 60s. we do have some changes on the way. we will talk more about that. there might even be some rain chances in the future forecast. audrey? >> sounds good, don't go too far. >>> take a look at this community garden . this is a lesson on how to build sustainable living habits. >>> also, we know who will be performing at outside lands. we will fill you in on the headliners, and the surprise dj was actually better known for his acting chops. >>> but before we had to break, what training story would you like to see later on in this forecast -- newscast? i have a pull up right now. ritz crackers giving away a 24 ritz crac

if you had the ability to go anywhere, reno indianapolis looks like it could have the best forecast and also right in the path of totality. super exciting stuff and even if you cannot get there, of course there's going to be video and we will have all that coverage. across the bay area, colder system dropping down, we felt it david temperatures going 10 to 15 degrees colder as we head into tomorrow. also a chance of rain and thunderstorms mixing in. through tomorrow's forecast of 6:30 in the morning, a chance of heavier pockets that could have some of those embedded thunderstorms, may be producing small hail because there is so much cold air aloft with this one. it will quickly move over to the east bay peninsula and the south bay with widespread coverage rain by 9:00 in the morning. after the morning, we will head into these on-again, off-again pockets of scattered rain and thunderstorms through tomorrow night and we stay with that same scenario of scattered rain , sun mixing in at times, and as we go all the way into friday's forecast. right now, most nonstop widespread coverage of ra

so i've gotten to reno they themselves are rona and help presidents deal with the authorities. stevens there, rome i often face a still have the my you know, the non room. i don't like us very much. nothing these thoughts and scroll when i was in secondary school, it didn't matter how well dressed i was. come, i looks my white schoolmates, only swore me. is the bad roman? uh me, but most u. s. just another bad roma i oh was goodness, thinking gypsy, but on the last finger, which such experiences, many romani people prefer to keep to themselves and their villages it gets worse every year horse and the works ours. who's going to give us what? nobody. if a white person comes but they take him, so when we roam a come, they send us away. yeah. more than 200000 people in slovakia live in appalling conditions. settlements such as schumann janski's vonny, growing with shak after shack being built. children are often without supervision to better understand development within such places. we visited the school in gotta meet the principal, maria the co, the told us that only romani children come

so 40 is reno on keeping a watchful eye on protests and calling out where it is anti semitic. so having known some of the present by his past reactions to this, i'm not at all surprised. he called this out. there is a lot of footage and a lot of information still coming out of these protests. so i think it is a very complex situation. but if he's saying that he's seeing that i'm, i'm not surprised, he would call it out where he sees it. now we've said that this, this is causing divisions within the democratic party, the issue of israel's war in gaza when the democrats are looking ahead to november . what are they thinking in terms of strategy? it how to approach these campus protests is absolutely, i mean, every thing at this point is heading towards november. i think there's going to be a huge question with in the democratic party. one is they do not want a heated, contested convention in the late summer early fall, which there's been a lot of parallels drawn to 1968 already. which was a very heated contest convention for the democrats and ended up losing the presidency. they

gash reno, ms. greene of georgia, mr. pfluger, ms. haeggman and ms. lee of florida are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary tear of homeland security, that a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and that the managers so appointed may, in connection with the preparation and the conduct of the trial, exhibit the articles of impeachment to the senate and take all necessary actions which may include following: one, employing legal, clerical and other necessary assistance and insecuring such other expenses as may be necessary to be paid from amounts available to the committeen on homeland security under applicable expense resolutions or for the applicable amounts of the house of representatives; two, sitting for persons and papers and filing with the secretary of the senate on the part of the house of representatives any pleadings in conjunction with or subsequent to the exhibition of the articles of impeachment that the managers consider necessary with the pe

sounds like a day that i need to go ahead and order try the reno up. maybe i'll get all 5.things kron 4 news at 5. a lot more ahead on kron for news at 6. ken and vicki are here. >> with a look. don't get and well grant. yes, so many great so little time. >> here's what's coming up on kron. 4 news at sideshows continuing to plague east bay street. >> now the city of antioch announcing new plans to try and stop those sideshows from taking place. and 24 hours after that massive 7.4 earthquake hit taiwan killing at least 9 people. we're going hear from a bay area group that's stepping up to help survivors. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and

but temperatures in the 50's in the high country about 67 degrees in reno. nev. you're sticking around for the weekend. well, you're one of the lucky one should be a nice weekend ahead, temperatures going to warm up. the will be breezy at times but getting near 60 degrees by monday. thank you, lawrence. >> a new bill introduced in the legislature is taking aim at excessive homework in california public schools. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, many californians can probably look back at upbringings and remember spending hours after school at their desk. doing homework. but now one lawmaker says she hopes to change that for the next generation. when the bell rings and the school day is over for students like 6 grader sophia johnson. >> the day is nowhere near over. she blames that on hours spent doing homework, whom much is exhausting. it's overwhelming. >> and it's depressing that my whole day from when i wake up until when i go to bed is nearly all taken up with schoolwork. and that's why sophia's mother, assembly member peeler. sh

generally in the 50's outside. 55 in south lake tahoe. 55 also in truckee and a warmer 67 degrees in reno, but it should be dry and sunny tomorrow. and that will continue as we head in towards sunday as well. so if you want to out there tomorrow, a great day to do. it's more snow up there in the mountains as well. looks like we'll stay dry through monday. thank you. or board of trustees at city college of san francisco voted to pass a policy that will allow non u.s. citizens students to vote in school elections. >> board president alan wong proposed the change saying it would give more students a voice in how their school is managed. under the proposal, non citizens students would still have to be at least 18 years old and a resident in the city in order to cast a ballot. the measure is now heading to the citywide ballot through the san francisco board of supervisors. >> california students have less than a week left to apply for financial aid. the deadline was extended to may 2nd students whose at fast has one says were rejected or are seeking more resources can be eligible for up to $73

but about reno north, i would expect a repeat performance today. two systems.the upper low just to the west of la. that's spinning in some high clouds for us. there's another system coming down from the northwest, so the one low goes through that gave us the big ramp up on the fog, the wind, the cool temps yesterday, a lot of high and mid level clouds. that's next. system sweeping that will be a cold front. so cloudy, windy and possibility of some rain for us. more likely though, it would be north and east of ukiah. a 10th of an inch reading 2/10. look at susanville, truckee and south lake tahoe. that would be rain, probably snow would be around 7500ft, maybe 7000. but if you have travel plans thursday night, friday, and includes those areas, i would keep an eye on things here. a little bit of drizzle this morning. mainly cloudy, mostly cloudy. lots of clouds today, 60s to near 70 if you can get through the cloud cover kind of a muggy feel. there's a lot of, you know, coming up from the south that would do it. not much change through friday does look better on

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el vuelo llegaba desde reno y continuaba hacia fort lauderdale.e va a estar en vigor en las próximas horas es una alerta de heladas. por lo que se recomienda tomar precauciones adicionales, como proteger las plantas, las tuberías contra las temperaturas extremadamente bajas que se esperan durante la noche. ya nos adelantaba sobre esto marcelo. temperaturas que por lo menos ahorita ya están hasta en los 39 grados aproximadamente en gilroy al sur. así es al sur y vamos a continuar viendo ese descenso en las temperaturas. los cielos van a continuar despejándose eso aporta, eso ayuda a que continúen bajando. por eso se le recomienda a la gente que si va a salir, pues utilice múltiples capas de ropa. si no tiene que salir no salga. entonces hay que tener cuidado todo el fin de semana, todo el fin de semana llegó el viernes, llegó el fin de semana y con bastante frío. la lluvia ha mermado en muchas, en muchas zonas prácticamente ya es nula, pero todavía quedan algunas zonas de precipitaciones leves que se van a estar acercando a la región durante esta n

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the olympic games on the sides and conditions. sportsmen from these countries can enter the olympic reno early on, the neutral status account, display that slacks or thing, since that also not allowed to compete in team sports. and if an athlete supports rushes, special operation or is affiliated with military structures, they will not be allowed to participate in the games. election officials include the aisles, the actions discriminatory since the restrictions has never been imposed on any of the country. they say the elliptic functions infringe on the russian athletes, personal interests, and the conditions for qualifying for data and pick games are almost impossible. the mushroom president vladimir putin said the original idea behind today that big games has been on the mines by these provocative measures source to everything that international officials do in relation with the russian sport is a complete perversion of theater. to baton his idea, the olympic movement was created to unite people, not to divide them. today's international officials have become too obsessed with the bus

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you wrestled with it in reno and last term in 303 creative. this is more like the newspaper or parade organizer than a common carrier. as to the cases, whether you think this is different from a newspaper, i mean the arguments that you're pointing to to say it's different are the argues that those cases wrestled with and said didn't matter. i know you know this, but there was all this language about it being a monopolist, and that was in the context of a local political election, if you couldn't get into the "miami herald" where were you going to go? the court said it didn't matter. then in hur lee there's a lot of language in the court's opinion that says, you know, this is not like much of a message. they let some people show up even if they get there like the day of. and the only thing they're doing is excluding this group. the exclusion was the message that they were sending. it's the message the state was trying to prohibit. that's kind of the same thing here. >> let's say youtube were a newspaper, how much would it weigh? [laughter] >> i

, but also i might have to redo the reno in seven or eight years. >> a lot of people are realizing it if it is converting a garage, i have 50, $70,000, i'll renovate a garage. a garage conversion is -- the cheapest we have been able to do, it is crazy how much things are costing right now. >> when you started, it was what year? >> we were 18 when we bought our first house. '95, '96. >> you've seen the lowest of the lows. the calculus is different. the incentive to convert the garage to rent it, but if it costs you $300,000, what can you rent it for, the ability to recoup that money is a much longer term plan. what are you finding in terms of the opportunities to do the same traditional flipping that you have become known for? >> you need to be aware of what is available to you. in some states, i believe new york is one of them, they offer a cash incentive for people to create an adu. you need to know what is available. there can be up to $100,000 available to you to put toward that. >> that's an extra piece of property on the property? >> yes. >> converting your garage into a rental a

okay, a reno gets more on the crack sound and just a moment for sports, when it gets your ideas, we'll feelings about the student protests that really has spread across so many university campuses. you surprised to see the speed and, and the intensity with which has taken hold. this is democracy in action and i actually think it's a very beautiful thing because as a long time political, it's spider operative. i can tell you this year of being a presidential election year. so what's on the line here and easy to cited states. one thing that is seemingly widespread has been voter apathy so far because we have the same 2 choices we had in 2020, the american voter in general, but something new every few years. and we don't have that this time around. so what we're seeing again is uh, is a lot of worry amongst those of us, of the political class that really want to see political participation. we're wondering what turnout is going to be like, how the letter feels as when i see a movie like this. the students taking a piece for non violent actions, expressing their concern about the us govern

similar scenes across the country from reno to ucla stanford with many calling universities to divest from doing business with israel. >> investments. >> reporter: jewish students say they are facing antisemitism. >> as a member of the jewish people, i feel my people being attacked. at ohio state, three people were arrested late this week. friday evening protesters at poly. there was shattered glass leading to the president's office. messages scrawled around the inner office. the stand off continues. if they moved out, it's an occupation. >> it's still occupied. >> this is what we are trying to understand. >> reporter: usc is canceling the main graduation ceremony. the ceremonies that took place on this lawn are set for mid-may. many of the college seniors did not have traditional high school ceremonies four years ago. they were canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. >>> today's weather will almost be a copy of yesterday. plenty of fog but it will break through to sunshine with temperatures near or slightly above average. then an area of high pressure, a hill of area of high pressure i

sharon guzman and family from the east bay are heading to reno for a volleyball tournament bank.ing the trek ahead of this weekend's wet weather. happy to be able care when it's not snowing and then enjoy the snow tomorrow enjoyed in person not on the road, correct? inevitably, though, some drivers coming up this way this weekend will not be expecting snowfall. just people are not prepared and planning for it. officer jason lineman with the chp says smaller storms in the sierra can sometimes cause the most issues on the interstate. the reason drivers just don't take them seriously. >> people think it's just it's just a little bit. but the road is still just a slick when it's one on their versus a foot on the ground in cisco grove at about 5600 feet in elevation. snow from storms past is still around. the key is to keep the snow up here as as possible into the spring and summer to avoid potential flooding down the hill. meaning we do not want a sudden temperature warm for heavy rain here. meteorologist craig shoemaker with the national weather service in sacramento tells us even i

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the high country headed parts of a tahoe about 53 degrees, but dry and southlake cause. 67 warmer in reno. stick around for the next couple days. looks like a nice dry weekend ahead. temperatures warm up near 60 degrees by monday. >> thank you, lawrence. horn barbecue is officially back open following a devastating fire barbecue fans coming from all over the bay area to celebrate its new location in downtown oakland. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know, i mean, those are flash and location actually celebrating our 3 years. there and then to be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. what it's about for still bringing about family and li feel. from the old play couple. share it here to the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up supporting us. >> a couple of things did survive that fire, including the restaurant's michelin bib gore mountain award and the american flag gifted to chef corn by a texas pit master. both of those on display at the new location on base and broadway. >> coming up, the lawsuit a

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similar scenes across the country from reno to ucla and stanford with many calling universities to divest from doing business with israel. many jewish students say they are facing antisemitism. >> as a member of the jewish people, i feel my people being attacked. protesters clashed with police at ohio state, three people were arrested late this week. friday evening protesters at cal poly took down the barricades at the administrative building. inside there was graffiti covered walls and shattered glass leading to the president's office. messages scrawled around the inner office. the standoff continues. >> reporter: usc is canceling the main graduation ceremony. the ceremonies that took place on this lawn are set for mid-may. >> many of the college seniors graduating didn't have traditional ceremonies four years ago because they were canceled due to the pandemic. >>> today's weather will almost be a copy of yesterday. plenty of fog but it will break through to sunshine with temperatures near or slightly above average. then an area of high pressure, a hill of area of high pressure in the at