editor of the "nevada independent." talk about the president and talk about everything that happened over the past couple days. garrett, i want to start with you. here is how people should not be describing what happened. not surprising and not unexpected and not as bad for him as the conventional wisdom seems to suggest. now he wants to have a discussion later today in reno where he talks about unity. can he hit those notes? >> last night was 2015/2016 donald trump living with us in 2017. not surprising. can he hit the notes of unity? absolutely. his team is capable of writing it. the situation that we're in right now is will people watching at home credibly believe the president who has been in this habit of essentially trying to recast elements of history to fit the narrative he's trying to describe. this was him talking about his remarks on charlottesville last night, for example. take a listen. >> here's what i said really fast. here's what i said on saturday. we're closely following the terrible events unfolding i

nice to be here in the state of nevada. really appreciate you joining us here. >>> next up, we're talking about this big move from the navy. doling out some serious discipline, removing the seventh fleet commander after a series of deadly collisions at sea. crews still looking for missing sailors off the last crash off the coast of singapore. bringing you the latest on that as we sit here live in nevada. you're checking out our great view here in reno as we ask voters, what do you want to see from the president? >> my advice for the president would be stop using twitter. >> i would like to see him accomplish some of the things he promised during the election. if you promise you should deliver, right? your brain is an amazing thing.

it is a real problem in nevada's will have no insurancoffered.n january 1, 8000 people in nevada will be left uncovered. benefits for others will be cut bawhy? insurance provider prominence health pulled out of the exchanges.anthem blue cross ande shield reduced coverage to the remaine counties with anthem calling the insurance vo. heather is exacted of director of the sile exchange. nice to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. soledad: when the insurance provider puld out, what exactly did they tell you asr r? >> the insurancend they don't have an idr risk is e and don't understand if they' pe incentivized to buy insurance, it creates uncertainty that insurance carriers cannotidenti, and they get very uncomfortable. soledad: you think there is a diren president's threat to taky subsidies and >> absolutely. the instability has created instability in nevada for individuals out in rural communities and individuals in our more urban populations, with rate increases, a 30% rate increase in nevada. we are seeing that uncertainty pl out not on

danny tarkanian running against dean heller in nevada. firist of all, i don't think either one of them is going to win. in nevada, we would have real concerns about putting danny tarkanian up against the very the same democrat who gave him his fifth strikeout in a row in the last congressional election. i would be concerned about his competitiveness in a statewide race for that very reason. i don't think kelly ward will end up being -- i am not even sure she will end up being the primary opponent of choice against flake by those who are concerned against senator flake's opposition to trump. both of them have a real baggage that would be hard for them to be competitive in the primary, let alone in general. erica: just to be clear on the last point on tarkanian who just got into the race this week, were he to emerge from the primary, you will not support him? steven: i actually have no views about primary or post primary. tarkanian has only indicated he is interested in getting into the race. he has not said i am a candidate. i don't think

it was hard crossing the sierra nevadas than crossing the rockies. and already by then, one of the most famous incidents in the history of american cannibalism had taken place there. the donner party was a group of immigrants who set up from independence, missouri took the california cutoff, were partway up the sierra nevada mountains when a very, very severe blizzard snowed them in. they weren't capable of going forward any further, but neither could they get down the mountains because the snow was too thick, many of them died, and the survivors ate the bodies of their relatives who died in order to survive. and news of this traveled quickly, and those who go over the donner route, you still take this way, they knew this is the kind of territory they were crossing. and so, very, very rapidly, between the first discovers between early 1848 and early 1849, thousands of people poured into this area, the area of sacramento and the migration carried on for the next five or six years. here's the thing that's easy to forget. it was only in 1848 that califo

president trump in reno, nevada.ng one of the many targets of president trump's speech in phoenix. not the first time that he's actually gone after secretary clinton since taking office. >> we have the smart ones, we have the toughest ones. great, great americans. and hillary said the deplorables. these are just the opposite. >> if hillary had won, our military would be decimated. our energy would be much more expensive. >> what the prosecutors should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted e-mails. when they talk about hillary clinton spent eight years trying to get -- eight years trying to get health care. >> "morning joe," meanwhile, got its hands on the first excerpts from clinton's highly anticipated upcoming memoir where she shared the feeling of having lost the election. >> writing this wasn't easy. every day that i was a candidate for president, i knew that millions of people were counting on me, and i couldn't bear the idea of letting them down. but i did. i couldn't get the job done. and i'll hav

the he heads to nevada shortly. the president finds himself the subject, if not the actual cause, of a rift in the nevada republican party. joining me now to discuss, he is running for senate. if i can get your reaction to the president's speech last night in arizona. the president seemed to offer defense for his initial reaction to the violence in charlottesville but omitted the very words that were controversial when he said that many sides, many sides were to blame for the hatred on the streets there. >> well first of all, i missed the speech, unfortunately but i was with my son watching his baseball practice but i saw snippets of it. with respect to that statement in charlottesville about both side the. how could ng disagree with that. they had a photograph with one of the anti-rioters with a flame flower trying to blame the other side. aren't they both at fault? who would disagree with that and why are you making such a big controversy over that. >> i think one of the people find at fault is the idea, that as t

quÉ se espera que ocurra nevada el dÍa de hoy?de un par de horas ante una reuniÓn de veteranos. eso posiblemente, ayer estuvo un ratito en el pronter pero se saliÓ y estuvo mÁs de una hora y media hablando. el presidente estÁ en campaÑa . con eventos como el de ayer se siente en su elemento y arremete contra absolutamente todo lo que considera que estÁ del otro lado de su veto polÍtico. no sÓlo habló de la prensa, hablÓ contra senadores de su propio partido muy reputados como john mccain, sin decir su nombre por supuesto, cuando se nombrÓ a arpaio dijo, prÁcticamente dicen que sugiriÓ, dijo que no iba a anunciarlo porque no era conveniente porque podÍa generar problemas. el sabe que indultar a arpaio va a caer muy mal en gran parte de la poblaciÓn. javier: mucha gente se pregunta que estacionÓ campaÑa , cómo estÁ siendo campaÑas y no lleva ni un aÑo en el gobierno? carlos: estÁ haciendo campaÑa porque apenas llegÓ a la casa blanca escribiÓ un comitÉ para la reelecciÓn. un comitÉ que estÁ trabajando por la reelecciÓn del presidente

in just a few hours, donald trump will give a speech in nevada. which trump will show up, will he stick to a teleprompter, or will he devofl into the man we saw in phoenix last night, delivering this campaign rally type of speech. it was a 77-minute rant, where the president was at times vengeful and divisive. he stoked a culture war over confederate monuments and blamed the news media for a divided country all while using terms like us to describe his base and then the majority of americans who don't vote for him. >> our movement is a movement built on love, but the very dishonest media, those people right up there, with all the cameras, they don't report the facts, just like they don't want to report that i spoke out forcedly against bigotry and hate and violence. i hit them with everything, i got the white supremacist, the neo-nazi, and all that. they're trying to take away our culture, our history, they're weak, weak people. honestly, these are really, really dishonest people and they're bad people, and i really think they don't like our count

el presidente donald trump llega hoy a nevada.ada el dÍa de hoy? >> bueno, se supone que hoy el presidente que va a hablar dentro de un par de horas antre una legiÓn de veteranos, aa estar en el frontal, --promter, segÚn la casa blanca.ayer estuvo un ratito, pero se saliÓ y durÓ hora y cuarto hablando y dijo todo lo que ustedes dijeron que dijo. pero el presidente estÁ en campaÑa. el presidente se siente de su elemento en estos eventos y arremete contra absolutamente todo lo que considera que estÁ del otro lado de su proyecto polÍtico. crÍticos de la verde su propio partidos muy rrespetados como john mccain, ssin decir su nombre, por supuesto. en una actitud un poco provocadora porque dijo "me dijeron que no dijera nombres". igual cuando se nombrÓ a arpaio... bueno, yo dirÍa que anuncio el indulto, pero dijo que no iba a anunciarlo porque no era conveniente porque podrÍa resultar en problemas. sabe que intentarÁ arpaio va a caer muy mal entre buena parte de la poblaciÓn. javie claro,r: mucha gente se pregunta "bueno, estÁ haciendo

nevada, nevada. >> nevada is hot. >> yes. >> reno is hotter. >> booming. >> why?me to live there. certainly our outdoor recreation is phenomenal. but companies like tesla, amazon, apple, google are investing and building there. >> we did hear the president talk about illegal immigration and the highly skilled jobs, what is it about reno that you think is selling itself. >> well 320 days of sunshine to start. and when i got here this morning, it downpoured rain so i was asking how many days of sunshine does reno have. but to be honest with you, it is our proximity to the bay area and medium home prices with $150,001,500,000 in san francisco. so it is much more affordable to do business in reno and obviously less government regulations is important. and so we really -- eve also looking at hospitality, so we've done a phenomenal job reinventing ourselves. we are not just the gaming mecca any more and tech companies are realizing that. >> you are going to add 50,000 new jobs in the region in just five years. that is what you've done. what could other cities learn from

on july 1, it became illegal to sell recreational marijuana in nevada.gan recreational sales on saturday after getting county approval. it is the only nevada dispensary in the tahoe area. it attracted a huge crowd. people started lining up hours before it opened. >> there were people that camped out. when we got here, there were chairs on our red carpet line. >> marijuana store operator say within 48 hours they had more than 2000 customers. the store will have competition when recreational sales began across the state line in california next year. >>> we want to check back in with a sal. hopefully he is not covering any big problems. >> it has been smooth so far. yesterday it was smooth until we had that crash. we are hoping for a commute that is smooth and you can see on 580 westbound we do have slowing. also on 205 as you drive into the altamont pass and into the valley. many people are on the road. by the time you reach the livermore valley, it looks good. 680 is in decent shape heading out to the sonoma grade and traffic on the dublin great looks goo

welcome, team nevada. >> do not say nevada. >> the president said it correctly? >> nevada is hot. >> yes. >> reno is hotter. >> booming. you're exactly right. it's an incredible time to live there. certainly our outdoor recreation is phenomenal. but companies like tesla, switch, amazon, apple, google are all investing and building there. >> why is that? we heard them talk about legal immigration and highly skilled jobs. what is it about reno that you think is selling itself? >> 320 days of sunshine to start and when i got here this morning, downpour and rain. i was kind of asking everything how many days of sunshine does reno have. but really to be honest with you, it's our proximity to the bay area. median home prices are 350,000. $1.5 million in san francisco. so it's much more affordable to do business in reno and obviously less government regulations has been important. and so we really -- we've also looked at hospitality, right? we've done a phenomenal job reinventing ourselves. we're not just the gaming mecca anymore and tech companies are realizing that. >

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sierra nevada is dealing with afternoon thunderstorms. a lot of that cloud cover and monsoon moisture is there and also the remains of tropical storm irwin. the coast will be okay. and went, hot. -- inland, hot. >>> we are off to when i start on tuesday. we do not have a lot going on. that is exactly what you and everyone else wants to hear. quiet for the most part. if you drive on 80 westbound through bacca feel and vallejo. through vacaville and vallejo. 37 looks good's away from vallejo and heading over to marin. this is interstate 880, also off to when i start past the coliseum or down to hayward and up to downtown hayward. traffic is light at the bay bridge except for some of those cash lanes. it is a light commute into san francisco. >>> the standoff from yesterday morning between san francisco police and a man with a gun and did almost 15 hours after it began. the man was barricaded inside his home after a woman was found shot at 15th and castro. she later died. the man came out of the house around 2:00 yesterday afternoon after sh

nevada law mandates that legally bought marijuana be consumed in a private residence. nothing public. which includes casinos, one owner of the dispensary says the law puts most of his customers in a tough spot. >> about 70%. 80% are tourists. that's the problem. >> reporter: eight states that have legalized it. implementing the new drug laws has been challenging. for instance people in california and massachusetts may possess it or grow it but not buy or sell legally until next year. sales are legal in colorado, nevada and washington but for now public consumption is banned. state senator supported legalizing marijuana here. >> people are already buying it. people are using it. so this is not something new. it's just let's go ahead and take that extra step and acknowledge that fact. and provide a venue for them where they can have fun. >> marijuana has a place in sin city. >> marijuana is perfect for sin city. >> reporter: but for now, vegas casinos and hotels have too much at stake to allo business in this state. casino licenses require following federal, state and lo

the two shall never meet. >> tony alamo, chairs the nevada gaming commission.law changes the standard they have to maintain. >> 25-year-old david harper its visiting from houston. the marijuana he bought legally he will smoke illegally. >> got to be discreet, yeah, sure. >> you are not the only one. >> definitely not the only one. >> there is no consensus about the solution here. the local marijuana industry is pushing to legalize pot caves, the kind they have overseas in amsterdam. the kind colorado will roll out this month. for now, margaret what tourists buy in vegas, they can't use in vegas. >> that's theov "overnight newss captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, august 9th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." it's dangerous war of words between president trump and the leader of north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >>> the manhunt for a suspected cop killer in missouri ends in an arrest. >

. >>> nevada is the eighth state to allow the legal sale of marijuana to adults.ssmann reports. >> this is the essence, cannibas dispensary, which sells 50 strains of legal marijuana. this is venom og, gram of it costs $18. cash only. but for tourists, the legal challenge starts as soon as you walk out the front door. anything goes in vegas, right? wrong. on the strip, buying marijuana legally is one thing. smoking it is another. nevada law mandates that legally bought marijuana be consumed in a private residence. nothing public. which includes, casinos, hotels, cars, and sidewalks. the owner of the dispensary says the law puts most of his customers in a tough spot. >> 70% to 80% are tour irss. >> they have no private space. they don't live here. >> no other industry can you buy a product and not use it anywhere. silly. >> in eight states that legalized it, implementing drug laws is challenging. people in california and massachusetts, may possess it or grow it, but not buy, or sell it legally until next year. sales are legal in colorado, nevada and washington, but

tfts harder crossing the sier ra nevada than the rockies. already by then, one of the most famous incidents in history of america, cannibalism had taken part there. a group of immigrants set from independence, missouri, took the california cutoff, part way up the mountains when a very severe blizzard snowed them in. they weren't capable of going forward any further but neither could they get down the mountains because -- the snow was too thick. many of them died and the survivors ate the bodies of their relatives who died in order to survive. of course news of this spread very rapidly. so anyone who was going to the gold rush over the so called don route. the route taken by interstate 80. you still go that way. it's hard but it's relatively the easiest way. knew this was the kind of territory they were crossing. so very, very rapidly the first disrecovery in mid-1840 and 1849, 80,000 people poured into the area. the area around sacramento. coming by the various routes. and the migration carried on over five or six years. here's something to

he is probably going to do the same tonight in reno nevada. will bring it to you. a lot of news coming up in a couple of minutes but first the weather with ben rich. the weather has been rather dramatic in northern areas in the last 24 hours with a lot of rain and localised flooding but the next few days are, with some sunshine and showers and the driest weather in the south. largely dry in southern areas tonight, the odd patch of mist and a few showers in north—west england and northern ireland and western scotland and persistent rain in the northern isles. it will stay wet up there for a good part of tomorrow but further south in scotla nd tomorrow but further south in scotland and northern ireland and northern england we will see a couple of showers, some heavy, but further south again into wales and the midlands and southern england it will be largely dry with not many showers and a lot of fine weather and sunshine, top temperature 22 degrees. further ahead, northern and sunshine, top temperature 22 degrees. furtherahead, northern and nort

big thunderstorms especially over bear valley and heading into nevada. watch out for those today. there were intense ones with torrential rain and large hail. most cloud cover pushed north. it will kick out late thursday and temps will warmup, 60s, 80s, to near 90. 5:32. this is when things get craze y, but you want to focus on the golden gate. >> we're looking at it steve to make sure there isn't a lot of slow traffic because an rv became stuck overnight in the toll booths and it's blocking lanes. however, the traffic is not all that heavy. southbound 101, you can see the -- you don't stop at the tolls anymore. let's talk about the other commutes. we're going to the solana commute. 80 westbound through vacaville and into fairfield does look good to vallejo with no problems if you're -- 37 is getting busy on the way over to sonoma and marine county. at the bay bridge, the meter lights have gone on. there's a five minute delay before you make it onto the span. 5:32. >>> the commander of the you u.s. navy 7th fleet based in japan has been relieved duty after month's deadly collision

up in northern nevada, nevada is one of the the uav's.esting of stead reno airport. actually there, while they were to manage drones able the cameras and interact and drones.the incredible. they're working with fire services to bring new technology assistance in fire management. are theous what barriers. what barriers are you seeing the federal travel prevent us from or firefighters using that new technology? >> thank you senator. uas unmanned aircraft system and how we're integrating them. first step we've cleared this hurdle is working with the f.a.a. and to have clearances the required codes and different things need to fly in of situations. the other areas that we're addressing is having to train pilots. one type of data are we capturing and how we're managing that on the back-end. piece a i would add to it, as we're looking at new technologys operations,rent it's plug and play but it's not plug, play and replace right away. instances, where we have man order piloted aircraft or people or we're moving equipment with piloted stop one anddon't begin another. layer

it is firing up big boomers in this era nevada. -- in the sierra nevada. also into lake county. not so much today but you can see afternoon heating generated by circulation around that low. see this guy? there is a piece of energy still rotating on the backside of that. i think that keeps our weather pattern. it's not going anywhere. with that in place, temperatures will be day to day changes and not that extreme. low clouds this morning and then sunny. the coast will stay mild. low 60s. the lows are hard-pressed to get below 58 or 59. water temperatures came up. half moon bay, 59. monterey, 60. temperatures inland are not much different than the coast. 63, lakeport. 53, half moon bay. fairfield, 50 a. -- fairfield, 58. american canyon in hidden broke , 59. wins west at the napa airport. low 60s in ukiah. monterey and santa barbara. everyone is consistent. once you get those water temperatures up that high, the coast does not cool off that much. i think we will cool down going forward. much below normal next week. today, low clouds and breezy. near-normal temperatures. near aver

. >> jon: air force one set to touch down in reno, nevada, after departing arizona with the president delivered animated remarks last night that put plenty of people, even some within his own party, on notice. recovering all the news "happening now." >> we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. >> jon: a strong statement inside phoenix's convention center. and so do protesters outside. also, the navy plans to relieve the commander of the seventh fleet as the search was on for the missing sailors after another deadly collision at sea. plus, have you got your powerball ticket for what is expected to be the second largest jackpot in u.s. history? it's all "happening now" ." we begin with this fox news alert as we await remarks from president trump and nevada following a fiery speech last night in arizona, hello and welcome to the second hour of "happening now" ." i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i melissa francis, the president traveling to reno to deliver a speech to the american legion national convention, signed a bill making it easier for veterans to pay for benefits

nevada law mandates that legally-bought marijuana be consumed in a private residence.othing public. that includes casinos, hotels, cars and sidewalks. this person who owns this dispensary says the law puts most of his customers in a tough spot. >> about 70 to 80% are tourists and they have no private space to go to because they don't live here. that's the problem. >> reporter: in the eight states that have legalized marijuana, implementing the new drug laws has been challenging for consumers. for instance, people in california and massachusetts may possess it or grow it but not buy or sell it legally until next year. sales are legal in colorado, nevada and washington. but for now, public consumption is banned. a state senator supported legalizing marijuana here. >> people are already buying it and using. so this is not something new. it's just let's take the next step and provide a venue for them where they can have fun. >> reporter: marijuana has a place in "sin city." [ laughter ] >> marijuana is perfect for "sin city"! [ laughter ] >> reporter: but for now, vegas ca

i was just up in northern nevada, nevada is one of the sites for testing of the uav's. i was stead reno airport. actually there, while they were flying the drones able to manage the cameras and interact and operate the drones it's , incredible. they're working with fire departments and services to bring new technology to the assistance in fire management. i'm curious, what are the barriers? what barriers are you seeing, if any, here at the federal level the newvent using technology? rice: thank you. looking at the uas unmanned aircraft system and how we're integrating them, the first step is we've cleared this hurdle is working with the f.a.a. and to have clearances and have the required codes and different things need to fly in those type s of situations. the other areas that we're addressing is having to train pilots, the actual technology. and then what type of data are we capturing and how are we managing that on the back end? the other piece i would add, as we are looking at integrating this technology into current operations, it is plug and play, but not plug, pla

look at the thunderstorm complex over nevada, over toll plaza lake and kirkwood and south lake tahoe. they calmed down at night, but there were major thunderstorms. the flow around that low coming up southern california continues to pump in moisture. not much of a delta breeze. we'll see if it picks up or decreases. 50s and 60s. santa rosa, 56. fremont, 59. livermore in there as well. 62 in sunnyvale. temperatures to the south, a lot of 62. santa clara and san jose state , and saratoga, upper 50s. santa cruz to so cal, 80 degrees with that sunshine and 57, scotts valley and boulder creek and san martin said we're in there as well. along the crest, the thunderstorms for us is all about the fog. a lot of that moisture has pushed north ward. that's the low hanging around. as long as it does, that keeps temperatures near average to slightly below for some -- livermore, 88, 87. they came in 90 yesterday. i don't see much change today. by the coast, 60s and 70 and cooler thursday. the same friday as today. it does look warm to hot especially inland as we go into sunday and monday. >> okay.

below is favoring areas more toward northeast california and into nevada.ow clouds give way to sunshine. it will be breezy. we do have some missed around the bay. near-normal temperatures, slightly below inland. that means 60s, 70s, 80s and if you inland 90s. i do not see much change. the big news continue to be next week next week could be significantly cooler. there are hints of that. >> that is weird. we are expecting a heat up this time of year. >> people are asking me about the 21st. >> the eclipse. >> they are are some hints of not very favorable weather. it may not be clear. that's too bad. many people have planned trips. we will stay tuned. >>> the city of brisbane has delayed a decision on the proposed bay lands development. the mixed-use development would put more than 4400 homes, apartments and condos on an area of land filled with office, industrial and retail space. this would triple the city's population over the next 30 years. housing activist support the project while some day such a development would destroy the character of the city. city

we'll hear more from the president in reno, nevada, and we'll bring you that tyler?> thanks very much. >> could the fight over the border wall lead us to a government shutdown? nbc news political analyst, hi, robert. >> great to be with you. >> first there was president trump on afghanistan, stuck to the teleprompter and last night he makes the threat about a potential government shutdown. you should know not only is the stock market falling but yields that come due in october around this time, those yields are starting to rise on concerns that we're not going to see the things get paid on time. what are you hearing in terms of the scuttle but on whether or not it's really possible to have a government shutdown over the wall >> as eamon said, the treasury secretary and mulvaney, pushing for a clean debt limit unlikely to be the showdown and not going to be the battlefield. and however, republican leaders and leader mcconnell and speaker ryan don't want a major showdown over the wall. look for a watered down version of funding for technology on the border to make its

president trump will speak any president trump will speak any moment now in reno, nevada. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. in moment now, president trump will take to the stage in reno, nevada, his third speech in three days and it comes as we get these new numbers in from quinnipiac university. 62% say president trump is doing more to divide the country compared to 31% who say he's doing more to unite. the survey also finds that 35% of voters approve of the president's job performance, while 59% disapprove. and when it comes specifically to the president's response to charlottesville, 60% disapprove compared to 32%, who give him the thumbs up for how he handled it. this week, it has been truly a tale of two presidents on the national stage. monday, the commander in chief is poised, sticks to the teleprompter, and is even conciliatory when he announces a change of heart about troops in afghanistan. tuesday, he is in full campaign mode, unapologetic for his charlottesville comments, says the media is

hyperloop one what in the nevada desert reach speeds of up to 650 kilometres an hour.ew era of transportation, the first new major former trust the patient in 100 years and it sounds incredible, it's the future, it is the sound of the future and it's going to basically change the way we live, where we work and make the world a much smaller place and turn cities into metro stops. let's show you the markets before we go because all markets you are trading lower. japan is down under 0.5%, mainly the case of the japanese yen which has been quite strong against the us dollar. overnight in the us, will be —— wall street fell slightly after the blue—chip index hit a new all—time high on thursday. that's if this of asia business report. we will be back next hour. thank you for watching. the top story this hour. two men are due in court in sydney over an alleged plot to bring down and ettie had airways plane. two leaders in the anglican church have come together to help address the refugee crisis in south sudan. but while the archbishop of uganda and his counterpart from canter

also into the sierra nevada. for us, if you are going to be inland, it's hot. >>> it is a spare the air day, by the way. that means you should not drive your 1976 pinto with no muffler or use a lighter fluid today. do not burn trash. let's -- and the most important thing is, if you can leave the car at home and use transit, that will help. >>> here is a look at 580 westbound. traffic is going to be slow on 205. if you see this traffic, take public transportation. livermore, pleasanton and dublin, that traffic looks okay. this is 880 north- and southbound. traffic is moving well. staying with our spare the air status, if you want to take the bart train to the game, it's a great way to get there. you do not need to worry about parking. bart goes right to the coliseum. this is a look at the bay bridge. traffic is getting busier but it is still pretty light into san francisco. bart is a great way to get in and out of san francisco as well. >>> new video released by police and novato showing a group of robbers smashin

dena of nevada is with us. thank you for being with us.sident's words yesterday, were they the right words? >> they were the right words, but they came too late. the first response was his true response and he was trying to back that back because he got so much heat for it. it was something that was very stilted, very scripted and after he gave it, he admitted he was just trying to appease the press. >> the president says that he can't win here. everyone was pressuring him to say something more. when he did, they said it was too late. is that fair? >> i don't think it's a question of he can't win here. with this president, we set the bar so low, if he does anything half way decent, we give him a lot of credit for it. >> it is interesting and that first statement is the one he made and he said there was violence from many sides, that was unscripted and different from the other statements we heard. i want to ask you about something that does concern your state. there was a student at the university of nevada reno involved in the protest in c

on msnbc's your business, lessons of leadership from the united states air force weapons school in nevada, what businesses can learn from the men and women guarding this nation. an entrepreneurial veteran resurfaces military handcuffs into a fashion company. >>> plus, marketing to the needs of cowboys and ranch hands, information to help you grow fast, go far and work smard. that's coming up next. >> hi, everyone. i'm j.j. ramburg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your growing business. for us, a strong leadership may be the difference between the life and death of our companies. for those in the air force, it could be the difference between life and death. we recently visited the exclusive united states air force weapons school in nevada where colonel mike drally is obsessed with ensuring that he trains his students to become the best leaders out there. we wanted to learn what characteristics and values are at the core of their education and how those qualities can translate to the business sector. known as the home of the fighter pilot, nevada's nellis air force

following last night's phoenix rally, president trump heading to reno, nevada to address thousands of military veterans at the 99 national convention of the american legion. c-span, where history unfolds daily.

nevada looking for afternoon thunderstorms. they will pop up in and around tahoe. in southern california, they are dealing with rain as well. even palm springs. moisture is coming in from arizona. patchy fog will give way to sunshine. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 100s. >>> is getting busier. that is to be expected. we've had a couple things that popped up that made it busier. let's start with the east shore freeway. 80 westbound driving out to the macarthur maze. 20 minutes. not too bad considering the time of the morning. when you get to the bay bridge, traffic is backed up to the maze and the metering lights are on. this is 880 in oakland. traffic is moving well in both directions. i want to mention that 580 through castro valley is slow. an earlier accident on 238 that is now on the shoulder. you can see the traffic it left in this area. northbound 880 through hayward is slow because of an accident near a street. give yourself some extra time as you drive in this area. >>> new video released shows a group of robbers smashing a joint display case at a cosco. >> christien k

they struggle to run high school football programs is not specific to nevada.en statewide and could be attributed to concerns over concussions and the long-term effects of head injuries. >> watch an nfl game. if you are a mom and your kid wants to play football, do you want your kid playing that way? the nfl glorifies a lot of things that should not be glorified. >> participation in high school football has dropped by more than 3% across california. >>> wishing the hornets a great season. maybe they will go on to win the championship >> i wish them safety. we talked about this. head injury is a concern. it's not exclusive to football. >> safety first. i agree. >> words of wisdom from a coach himself. >> not football but youth soccer. >>> thank you for joining us. the news continues on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. we will see you back here for the ford edge on 2. -- for the four digit on 2. ,, dr.oz: today, would you take freezing cold showers if it helped you lose weight and reverse disease? >> you want to trigger your fight or flight response. dr.oz: hacks