claudia is live with details and she's in reno tonight.unning the show in reno or vegas for that matter i'm some kind of mad. >> yeah. and they are very, very angry, shepard. hotels like reno's grand sierra resort where we are may offer a beautiful swimming pool, bargain room rates, and great convention facilities. but don't bet on finding any federal employees holding their conventions here. it seems that reno's fun city image has become something of a liability as government apartments including the f.b.i. and u.s. forest service back away from resort destinations to avoid the appearance of partying on the taxpayer dime. emails have surfaced showing federal agencies also ditching hotels in orlando, miami, and las vegas, and moving their meetings to less flashy places like st. louis, phoenix, and milwaukee. officials in nevada and florida say they are losing millions of dollars because of decisions based not on cost but on public perception. and they want the government to stimulate their economy in much the same way it's helped out the b

>> they want to bring their conventions back to las vegas and reno. i can tell you the nevada governor, tim gibbons, is outraged, and wants obama to make a public statement. in florida, bill nelson pushes for legislation prohibiting federal agencies from blacklisted certain vacation destinations simply because they are popular and fun places to go. the official policy from the white house is a letter to senator reid from rahm emanuel saying that there is no blacklist and decisions should be based solely on a cost- benefit analysis rather than on applications reputation. i can tell you that a number of resorts in florida and nevada are waiting to see if this changes and conventions business comes back to florida. even in reno, no one is willing to take that up just yet. gregg: it looks beautiful there. jane: 8:17 a.m.. why not. this woman makes a mortgage apple cake. it started out small, but wait until you hear what happens to her. wwwwis what i need to control my diabetes, to stay healthy - and get on with my life. it comes from liberty medical. and

open following the death of his father. 59-year-old tom watson and steve reno share the lead at 5 under course we have full highlights of the open championship second round plus highlights of the orioles versus white sox coming up tonight at 10:50 on sports unlimited. >> thanks so much. rain this afternoon. what can we expect for the all important weekend let's go to jessica star with the sky watch forecast. jessica. >>reporter: hi jeff. things will be improving as we go throughout the weekend and most of the weekend is looking pretty dry but we are dealing with a cold front that is off to the west. that is moving through. did bring the rain showers but we need the rain showers. we have been very dry here for the month of july and on the cool side as well. this is a cold front stronger line of showers and storms pushing into pennsylvania. by the time this line of showers and storms moves into maryland we could see isolated rain shower from the system but otherwise we are going to start to really cool down as well windy conditions move in here. but here's the natural temperature. cold fr

triple digits in places like portland and to reno and in the 90s in seattle.wing as we head into wednesday. on the east coast tomorrow, late day and evening thundershowers. storms popping up in the southeast. the mid section of the country along the great lakes and actually areas of the midwest, that's where the best weather will be over the next several days. me isn't temperatures in the 70s and 80s. >>> come on, get down! get down! five me five. down! now! now! >> hey, hey. >> if you're not participating you don't get to tell them what to do. >> how come he's not in fatigues? >> i was just going to coach. >> i'm going to have a brownie. >> they are trading their treadmills for other things, we have a report on the growing popularity of boot camp. >> reporter: boot camp isn't for wimps. just because you're outdoors doesn't mean it's a picnic. >> i'm not a member of your class. i'm just dropping in. >> you'll be okay. >> yeah, right. >> use free weights. walking lungs and pushups, squats, situps, we work the abs and the core. >> dulciena runs a program in l.a.

reno 911." >> joe lo truglio.. >> jimmy: good. and now you have your big show, "michael and michael have issues," on comedy central, it's wednesdays at 10:30. >> 10:30, wednesday nights. and it's a really funny show. i came up with this idea for just -- >> you came up with it? [ laughter ] >> i did. i came up -- >> yeah, you came up with the -- this is just -- >> no, you pitched in. [ laughter ] mike, you pitched in. >> you take the chair. you take credit for coming up with the show. you're being, you know, a genuine -- i don't know if i can say dick on the air, but that's what he's being. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, well -- i don't know if you can say something like that, but it's basically about you guys -- >> what are you doing? [ laughter ] what are you doing? >> what do you mean what am i doing? >> jimmy: don't fight -- >> how about that? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: guys -- guys -- >> ow. >> michael! stop! >> jimmy: michael! michael! michael, stop, michael. [ screaming ] michael! michael, stop i

in reno the gun lobby is strong camino that are many members on both side who believed strongly in individuals rights to carry arms. but this legislation goes way beyond the previous pro gun laws that we have voted on the session. it is a bridge too far, it threatens the safety of millions of americans particularly in urban and suburban areas. it directly threatens the safety of millions of new yorkers. and let me illustrate -- our neighboring state of vermont, i have great respect for it, and it is two senators. it is a rural state with ended has a strong libertarian beliefs. and it has a very lenient concealed carry law. the vermont law says that if you are 16 years of age you can apply for a gun licence and you automatically get a concealed carry permits and you get the gun. you simply have to, that is all you have to do. can you imagine if this past, what would happen? no gunrunners would go to vermont women get a gun license, get a concealed carry permits and they could bring 20, 30, 50 guns concealed in a backpack, in a suitcase and bring them and sell them on the streets of the south br

season 6 of reno 911 is available on dvd. they fight crime in their own way. style. after much anticipation funny man cohen hit the big screen this weekend. we go behind the scenes for a preview of bruno on friday. that's the low down. >>> the top 10 finalist from season 8 of "american idol" hit the road. portland, oregon the first stop on the 50 city idol live tour. chris allen, adam lambert and other 8 finalist performed at the rose garden arena yesterday. >> the pressure is off from the show. not being judged. not a contest. it's celebration of what we did on the show. >>reporter: next stop for the tour? tacoma a-washington. and you can catch the group right here in baltimore city on august the 5th at the first mariner arena. >> new development in the two medium cappuccinos, you're ready for the mid-morning rush thanks to a good breakfast. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte. medium macchiato, light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos. make one a double. she's fiber focused! i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a

also known as reno. he's got australian blood on his hands already. he's being described as the star pupil of j.a.'s master bomb maker. today they built the bombs which killed four australians in bali in 2005. even when harry was cornered and killed later this year, tim was with him but somehow escaped. teddy then took his bomb-making manual to sumatra and trained a new chapter of killers known as the polombom group which planned to target western backpackers. if indthesian police are right, suicide attacks which have now cost another three austrail cranlives. geoff thompson, "late line." >>> from afghanistan tonight, word that four more american servicemen have been killed. they died when a roadside bomb was set off in eastern afghanistan. even before today's incident, july had already become the deadliest month for coalition troops since the start of the war nearly eight years ago. at least 30 american troops have died there this month. >>> also from afghanistan, u.s. military officials are condemning the taliban's release of a videotape this weeken

si key reno que vaya al juego de las estrellas. fecha estrellas.mera hora se juegan los equipos de la mls el chicago fire y el new england revolucion, ambos partidos por telefutura el primero a las 7 de la tarde y el segundo a las 9 hora de la este. >> david beckham, entrenó ayer lunes con su equipo los angeles galaxy y dijo que los problemas con donovan hían quedado en el pasado. el lío comenzó cuando donovan calificó a beckham de mal compañero en un libro, ambos compañeros se juntaron con wrbre arena y se ha terminado. >> tal como anunciamos ayer, el apache, tévez es jugador del manchester city después de pasar con éxito el chequeo médico. >> anoche se celebró el jonrón derby en san luis, dónde el jugador de los cervecero se convirtió en el rey de los jonrones, pegando batazos con batazos el dominicano nelson cruz le dio batalla en la ronda final, pero prince f. se impuso. es eme primer cervecero en conseguir este título. >> por último el gigante, shaquille o neal quién es aficionado a las artes marciales y hasta fue regalado por un buda. >> si q

>> caller: reno. my question is i know early on, shortly after mr. jackson passed, they were two stories floating about what happened. one including him up and around packing for the tour and him collapsing in front of his son. the other story, that dr. murray found him already unconscious in his bedroom. have authorities reconciled which story they think is accurate? >> let's go to ted. what come to my mind when i hear that question is the 911 call. >> reporter: it appears though it was just dr. murray, michael jackson and then the security guard in the immediate area. that would leave more to the second story here provided by dr. murray through his interview with lapd, saying he went to check on michael jackson and that's when he saw him not breathing. no mention of anybody else. >> which brings to my mind, the board certified doctor and author, who can administer anesthes anesthesia? can a physicians' assistant? >> absolutely not. the only person is a trained anesthesia provider. three years after medical school or nurse anesthetist. there is no p

they have to get water from fort reno. so even if their homes the pressure is low. so obviously to run all of these hoses up a hill and to get enough water to put out a fire is a daunting task. reporting live, armando trull for 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> the home that was destroyed belonged to peggy cooper. after doing research we found pictures of the home on the oprah magazine website. it was featured in an article about going inside of an art collectors home. this is a look inside the home. these are courtesy of oprah magazine. she is a well-known member of the washington community and a patron of the arts. she's responsible for founding the duke ellington school of the arts. our coverage of this story continues at wusa9.com. >>> today services will be held for three victims in the helicopter crash. the chopper crash last thursday night near hagerstown, maryland. services for felix will be held this afternoon at 2:00 in damascus and at 6:00 p.m. family and friends will attend a visitation for george tutor es in manchester, maryland. and at 7 p.m. a funeral wil

ross perot has stepped down of the corporate ladder to run for president but one individual from reno is about to top him. if he is to he says he is then u.s. senator harry reid may be about to meet his maker. that is right god almighty has filed to run for his senate seat in case you're wondering he is a democrat. 56 rolled he was allowed by nevada state law to file and the name he was commonly used by and he had a faithful follows ship the people called him god almighty i editorialize a bit and i say no one has us to wonder or one house to wonder what god almighty will think of a vote or none of the above which is another option in nevada but why would you want to join the u.s. senate with 99 others who already think they are him? [laughter] this fight of my higher connections i never could get annette interview with god almighty. the last thing i will tell you this is my marriage i did have a unique background in my married life and a very happy one. we all like to think we found a match made in heaven. mind was all but the show little more liberal because i believe in a certain

dana pr reno is back with us, and we'll hear from fox contributor bob beckel. to the latest story. first of all, is there any truth to this? >> well, first, i don't have any knowledge of it. what i can tell from reading the public reports we probably are talking here about an idea that somebody had about possibly figuring out another tool to protect us from terrorists that never materialized, that doesn't become operational and i think that the democrats look like they're clutching at straws to try to protect nancy pelosi from other comments a few weeks ago and try to come up with something to back up their claims and i think this is a big mistake for them. >> what met evaluation would the democrats have for this? seems panetta coming out and telling people with direct knowledge of this, saying i canceled this program yesterday, saying he was never informed of this program and people with ties to this whole thing have come out and publicly talked about this. what's their motivation here? >> again, i don't have any personal knowledge of it, but i think that they

departments of justice and agriculture have been warned against hosting conferences in las vegas, renoession. the wall street journal obtained an internal f.b.i. mail which reads "conferences are not to be held in cities that are vacation destinations, spas, resorts, gambling. las vegas and or orlando are the first two on the chopping block. " an agriculture department employee says his agency is encouraging employees to hold meetings in places that have not considered resort locations but still considered cheap and easy to get to. approved cities include denver, chicago, portland, washington, d.c. and milwaukee. some say the rules are punishing travel dependent states that have tens of thousands of hotel rooms, lots of conference space and great deals. an official at the u.s. travel association says, quote, and & in the quest to demonize travel, we're killing jobs." the hometown crowd of global alarmist al gore experienced the coldest temperature for july 21st in 132 years. the national weather service says the mercury in nashville, tennessee, dipped to 58 degrees at 5:30 a.m. tuesday

>> caller: reno. >> good evening, what's your question?> caller: my question is -- i know early on shortly after mr. jackson passed, there were two stories floating about what happened that morning. one included him being up and around and packing for his tour and collapsing in front of his son with his doctor and the bodyguard carrying him to his bedroom. the other story, that dr. murray found him already unconscious in his bedroom. have authorities reconciled which one of those stories they think are accurate? >> let's go out to ted rowlands. what comes to my mind when i hear that question is the 911 call. you can't refute that. >> reporter: it appears though it was just dr. murray, michael jackson and then the security guard in the immediate area. at least during the time where they were trying to revive or keep michael jackson alive. that would leave more credence to the second story here provided by dr. murray through his interview with lapd and then related to us through ed chernoff, his lawyer, saying he went to check on michael jac

. >> well -- >> well, you know, the attorney general -- >> and then we'll see that janet reno when she was attorney general appointed and clinton would go purple each time. >> and there has been some tension there between the attorney general and the white house. but based on my reporting overnight, george. the way this has been described. one, no decision is made yet. number two, it's not going to be a broad investigation. not like policymakers secretary rumsfeld and cheney. this is designed to go after rogue interrogators who weren't following the guidance. >> how do you find those people? >> beyond that is this going to be independent counsel? because independent counsel have to be independent. the example, ken starr. ken starr did not want to go all the places he went, but he was drawn by the logic of his unfolding investigation. if they think they can control the parameters of this, they are very much mistaken. >> whether it's an independent counsel or a prosecutor, there's a momentum that gets going and these things tend to unravel. >> you're shocked that the cia keeps secrets. i

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this does introduce a whole level of uncertainty back into the whole of reno because people are now goingack and wait and see what goes on, whether there is additional liabilities or requirements and regulations on these entities, so yes i do agree that it is going to bring a new level of uncertainty to the marketplace that the worst possible time. >> can you describe a scenario where the duplicative regulatory authorities allowed by this act might actually prevent consumers from access to the valuable financial-services? this is the state preemption issue where you have 51 different-- >> right now it is set up been basically a floor or a standard that states will have to exceed. some will make a judgment, whether what the state is trying to do is meeting or exceeding. i'm assuming this would be the new agency but of the determination is made by them that exceed did of course anything that they would do to exceed would be permitted, so i think you have seen it in many other instances. i will give you the most recent. the new safe act, the licensing for residential mortgage originators. yo

i remember when janet reno had began that, i would hope that eric holder and others picked that up.ink that the fact of the matter is there are clear cases that have to be dealt w i mean can you go from rodney king to abner loumia and on and on where people went to jail. i'm not going to get in this argument with ann. clearly, 23 states are not hallucinating racial profiling. and colin powell said talking about his own experiences. so all of these people are not making this up. to go 23 years ago to brawly, i mean try to find something this century, ann. we're talking about a problem -- >> it's a problem. >> well, the duke lacrosse case was not about profiling. that was about a report. you maybe need to find profiling -- but the racial profiling -- racial profiling is when there is an assumption made based on race when there is no one that is called in the report. and i think if you understood the definition, you could not deny it. >> larry: al, do you think it's possible -- do you think he was prigt whright when he said the professor overreacted? >> the question becomes, that's why

president clinton and attorney general janet reno convened law enforcement heads, police chiefs from all over the country, and civil rights leaders and civil liberties unions and all and started a dialogue on how we get to a policy that is fair for everyone. that was avoided during the bush years. i would hope maybe attorney general holder and others can bring us back to that discussion where police unions and civil liberty lawyers and civil rights leaders and others can have this discussion independent of this case, because there is no case, andrea. the prosecutor's already dismissed the case. >> do you think there would be some value in the president sitting down with skip gates and sergeant crowley, privately without the media, and just discussing who did what to whom and trying to clear the air? >> i don't know, that's a charge the president has to make. i don't know if that will clear the air. i don't think the air will be clear until we get back on track on how we deal with profiling in this country. and for that matter, attorney general holder has already started on hate crime

myrtle beach, reno, lake tahoe.ere, people are desperate to fill their condos. >> what about a hotel. should i call the manager of a hotel and deal with the reservation agent and say, look, i want to do this. >> the best thing for the hotels go to one of the websites that discount for you. these discounts tell hotels they're going to keep the rooms filled all year round. places like hotels combined, hotels.com. priceline can be good if you don't mind sitting in lines. there are a lot of deals out there. >> not all bad news in terms of the environment right now. you have two of your latest books. tell me what you think? >> well, it's bad news for the people in the industry. it's good news for people in travel. absolutely. for example, we all know mexico has had a very rough time of it. first with the drug war, then the swine flu. places like cancun, however, are not at all hit. nobody dies from cancun from either of the swine flus. no tore wrist torists have bee. you can go there, air fare, all inclusive hotel for as

ross perot is stepping down off the corporate a letter to run for president but one individual from reno is about to talk him and if he is who he says he is, u.s. senator harry reid may be about to meet his maker. that's right almighty filed to run for the senate seat. in case you're wondering he's a democrat. 56-year-old alito alladi allowed by nevada state law to file in the name he was commonly used by and he had a faithful disciple who claimed people always did call him god almighty or at least he acted that way. i editorialized a little bit on the peace and i said no one has to wonder or one does have to wonder what god almighty will think if a vote for none of the above which is another option in nevada but on the second fought why would god almighty want to join the u.s. senator with 99 others who already think they are him. [laughter] from the carson city news bureau. by the way in spite of my higher connections i never could get an interview with god almighty. the last thing i will tell you before the question and answer was my marriage. i did have a unique background and my mar

henderson, nevada, reno, reno, 97. intosow in dncooler thanel xaowten dn texas, alsolso the ? >> colby and alexander. >> what's your name? >> justin. >>> good morning. as we look at radar we have some sprinkles in washington and in southern fairfax county, light sprinkles in maryland. in the northern neck you see the yellow. other showers on the eastern shore and annapolis up to baltimore heading to the north as well as out to the west and the panhandle of west virginia. teeratures are in the low 70s now, it's a muggy morning. highs in the mid 80s. a chance for showers and thundershowers this afternoon and evening. less humid friday and saturday. all right, some friends from harlem. all right, matt. >> all right, al, thank you very much. now to the latest on the high-stakes fight over who owns a $500 million sunken treasure found off the coast of florida. nbc's kerry sanders has the details on this story. kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning, matt. in documents just filed with the federal court,

now homeland security wants to build a research lab in reno, kansas.n. critics say in the lab should be built somewhere else, worried about hitting the facility and releasing viruses held with them. -- within. bill: their horrific crash for a hydroplaner. megyn: and a mixed martial arts fighter announced that. at a press conference, he said that he was pretty sure he was alive. that story is in kelly's court. (voice 1) we've detected an anomaly... (voice 2) how bad is it? (voice 1) traffic's off the chart... (voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em. (voice 3) great exercise guys. let's run it again. finally, good news for people with type 2 diabetes or at risk for diabetes. introducing new nutrisystem d, the clinically tested program for losing weight and reducing blood sugar. hi i'm mike, and i lost 100 pounds on nutrisystem d when i was first diagnosed with diabetes, that first step was more like a giant leap. till i discovered nutrisystem d. in a clinical study people on nutrisystem d lost 16

we must act in the name of tony montgomery, who was shot and killed in reno; why? he was an african-american. we must act in the name of those who worship at temple emanuel in reno, a synagogue that has been firebombed time and time again. by skinheads. we must act in the name of luis ramirez, who i already have talked about, who died one year ago this week. and, mr. president, we must act in the name of judy shepard, of her son matthew shepard, whose family has fought tirelessly since his brutal death, his brutal murder, so that others may know justice. if their country zone stand up for them, if we don't hand up for them, who will? mr. president, the f-22 is an airplane i've seen. there are a number of them at knelatnellis air force base whis 15,000 people involved in that airbase, civilian and military personnel. we're so proud of that. nellis air force base is named after bill nellis from searchlight, nevada, a war hero, world war ii. joined then the army air corps already having two children, was way beyond the age where he would be drafted. but he volunteered

across the great basin and the interior regions of the west, 101 las vegas, 105 phoenix. 13 boise, 98 reno 91 salt lake city. once the hurricane hunters come back, we will let you know what we see. jon: hot times out west, it looks like. jane: mobile devices may be forcing changes to in-flight entertainment. >> yes. we already know the airline industry loses money because of the sick economy but now a widespread use of electronic gadgets on planes, laptops and smartphones, is threatening in- flight entertainment, which companies have spent millions on trying to upgrade. airlines are considering airing advertisements on the screens. they could also save on licensing fees for equipment, since passengers are downloading their own entertainment. and they might start charging for u.s. seaports. after this is installed, your battery is dream, and you discover you have downloaded spying suffer which lets outsiders listen in on your phone calls and steal data. this does happen to a bunch of black cherry -- black very -- blackberry users in the middle east. east. jon: a corruption sting in the nort

hotels like the grand sea resort in reno may have great swimming pools and conventions centers, but thea liability as government agencies cancel conferences at destinations like this to make it look like government bureaucrats party on the taxpayer don. -- on the taxpayers dime. >> there have been four cancellations of government related meetings in orlando. >> vacation and convention hotspots in dealing with cancellations by federal agencies like the u.s. department of agriculture, and the u.s. forest service. the health and human services official apologized to a top las vegas hotel, explaining they had to make plans on having the meeting in phoenix. >> it is unfair when you take a perception and you blacklist a city or a state based on that perception. >> the governor of nevada blames president obama for suggesting in february that las vegas is linked to corporate excesses, which has hurt the state's struggling tourist industry. >> $100 million of the economy has disappeared. those are jobs. those are people's lives that his words of testeaffected. >> the white house insist that such

albuquerque, reno, boise in portland, oregan, hundreds and hundreds of people turned out to talk about this issue and you hear about this issue. it was very gratifying to see their interest in their depth of knowledge on this issue. liberals for the most part than the book as we expected and that is fine. but believe me, if we lose any free-speech rights in america through regulation in the public interest through the fcc liberals are going to lose those rights as well. because what is good for one is good for the other. it has to be that way. >> host: final question for you brian. if we lose conservative talk radio, with the listen to whitter not come out with do you agree with the conservative point of view or not, what do we lose? >> guest: our hearts and our souls. were no longer america, a symbol of that. was the one of the great ironies here is the founding fathers, the reason they began this great american dimmest credit experiment was based on two things, freedom of worship and freedom of speech and this is why it is so vital to protect talk radio and in particular conservative

current temperatures, only at eight in the morning it is 68 in seattle, 70 in mat for -- medford. 98 in reno, and heading into tomorrow, little bit of a drawback in terms of temperature, but we still are going to deal with 80-degree and 90-degree heat across the northwest. the other big story -- the northeast was stuck with dangerous weather yesterday, reports of a tornado not only in new jersey but pennsylvania. an ef-2 tornado crossed this region. the national weather service is investigating, and we have seen barnes, cars being tossed around, limbs damaged and shattered. monroe county in pennsylvania, the national weather service indicating an ef-2 tornado. a really dangerous situation. not only did we see tree limbs and roofs from off residences, but incredible flooding, large hail, damaging straight line wind, and unfortunately, we will seek damage like this throughout the northeast today. we still have a frontal boundary that could bring to risk for severe weather not only today but tomorrow. when we get more video across these regions, we will bring it to you live. if you have any pic

reno, nissan is trading higher in paris after the ceo of the company indicated that it wants to double the market share of the company in brazil from 5% to 10%. they believe it's important to remain competitive in that country. we have this morning a couple of numbers to digest. in line with expectations on a gain for the quarter, is guichard-perrachon. also up is a group which met expectations in the third quarter, but the company confirmed its operating target, should be around $% in march. on the downside, the wine and spiritmaker reniqatom dropped 7.5% in the first quarter. the company says it's confident, it can deal with the difficult market conditions, but the stock is down by almost 2% and dragging lower. that's the story in paris. now let's have a look t swiss market. hi, carolyn. >> well, thank you very much, stephane. the smi is higher by roughly 0.3% and we see some mixed trading here, although a lot of the financials are under pressure. but the biggest gainer, novartis, higher by more than 2% after it posted very positive second quarter figures. net profit was down 10% at

tomorrow, a little bit of relief, but 93 degrees is not much. 97 degrees in reno, nevada.we are covering the severe weather that we saw. we saw tornadoes in pennsylvania and reports of tornadoes in new jersey. we are seeing the potential for severe weather across the deep south today. a lot of whether to cover martha: why is it always cold in san francisco in july? gregg: i lived there for eight years. the bay water, which is in land is cooler. it sucks in -- martha: fantastic city. gregg: it is really amazing. it is cold. you have to have a parka. when we come back, the man who led the u.s. response to swine flu giving a sobering warning as parents get ready to send kids back to school. what he says to expect and how to keep your family healthy. also, some breaking news out of the baseball world. a big slugger apparently testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. we all suspected who it was. . ÷çlhñ gregg: two big names, according to "the new york times" were on the list of 100 players that tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. back then, major

. >> my name is kris to-reno. i live in town here. questions like peter basically had and again, i don't know where to start. mr. horowitz with the revolution that crazy little thing happened a while ago -- you seem to be speaking of it in a flippant manner and everybody who signed the declaration of independence lost everything. jumping up to the nazis and the jewish problem of world war ii. what i've read and i'm not a history professor is that they chipped away and chipped away and chipped away and chipped away till the jews couldn't do this and the jews couldn't do this and own a gun and everybody can't own a gun. you made the comment about bush and we're seeing things in washington things are being chipped away against us. so i think we all need to be aware of our constitution because it's a people's constitution as you've said. and the bill of rights is to protect us against the government, not our tyranny against them. to protect them from our tyranny in our view. a couple more about the nra i'm going to puke. there's 4 million

that's outside the reno area. lightning storms over the weekend. we're a little concerned that more fires could spread there. here's the dncferee in the country. look at that weird pattern for the jet stream. this time of year, it should b flat and high in the country. it's showing how warm it is out west and how cool it is in the northern plains. chicago, you're part of the cool weather there. heat going on in the northeast today. 91 in philly, 86 in boston. that will lead to thunderstorms later on tonight. look at the big board. and even the northwest has warmer temperatures. seattle at >> it is a great start to the day. temperatures in the 70's. less humid north and west of the metro. severe thunderstorms possible all that weather was brought to you by wells fargo. it is a gorgeous day in central park. perfect for a concert. by the way, we have one. >>> also, he went worlds collide, coming up on "good morning americ" at happenseahecrtun res from the deep start to invade our beaches? that story coming up next. t

we'll begin out west where you are just sweltering in the corridor between seattle and portland and re renombers. seattle, today up to 96 degrees, the record for today 98, all-time record 96. it's going to get warmer or be just about as warm tomorrow so, we're skirting with all-time records. portland at 105 today. the record for the day, we're going to blow it out to 101. 107 is the all-time record. tomorrow, more of the same. let's widen out the maps right now for a quick look at the rest of the country. watching the lower tennessee valley, little rock into alabama, into the state of alabama, you're going to see some rough weather. the rest of the south, some scattered showers and some moisture coming up from the caribbean and the atlantic. and as we take a look at the midwest, we'll see some unstable air, as well, typical for this time of the year. watch it with the winds off padre island. you could see some rough surf today and scattered showers possible in the area around the northeast and new england, too. >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. west coast looks pretty good. c

watch for some kind of recession, we anticipate, leading down the staples pristina -- staples for reno. that city and state, strapped for cash, stretched to the limit, trying to make sure that everything is going on smoothly. this is an economic boon for downtown los angeles, they had been averaging about 56% occupancy, and now they are booked to capacity. people flooding into los angeles to get a glimpse of the good buy for the king of pop, michael jackson. we will get you there live as the developments come to us here. megyn: she is one of america's brightest and most controversial stars. sarah palin, her resignation announcement sending shock waves through the country, leaving more questions than answers for many. the governor is now elaborating on why she stepped down. >> we have so many people that offer advice, you know? i will continue to be, whether some of them like it or not, pretty darn independent, not getting wrapped up into a political machine that has not been extremely successful in some ways. megyn: well, that was more about her future plans, which is what everybody wa

reno, 101. the west goes, really nice in san diego if you're heading out there for the big 70th birthday celebration. inland in the southwest, a low pressure system will bring showers and flash flooding. also in sections of the great lakes east to the appalachians and into new england, low pressure systems are going to bring showers. some of those could be heavy at times,ed flooing a possibility. and the deep south is going to be sticky. that's a quick look at the national map. >> announcer: this weather report sponsored by the mercedes benz you must experience. the amazing e-class. >> if you're in tulsa, oklahoma, and you recognize some people you know, they're here. maggie, over to you. that's a look at your weather. >> all right, dave. thank you. >>> there are four cameras hidden in this room, including one inside a clock, and you woe never know from looking at it. we're going tol telyo tell you look out for to protect your privacy when we come back. taking its rightful place in a long line o

reno 101.es really nice in san diego if you're heading out there for the big 70th birthday celebration. inland in the southwest, a low pressure system will bring showers and flash flooding. also in sections of the great lakes east to the appalachians and into new england, low pressure systems are going to bring showers. some of those could be heavy at times,ed flooing a possibility. and the deep south is going to be sticky. that's a quick look at the national >>> well, in our air why, rain is moving across the region. we are looking downtown now at some heavy rain coming in across parts of downtown and the city is starting to see this area area-wide. looking at first warning live doppler radar. the story throughout the day. rainshowers from the eastern shore that have now moved across the city starting to make their way across most of baltimore and around the beltway as you will see if you plan on being out and about. 84 degrees with a chance of thundershowers throughout the afternoon. >> annou

. >> dave: reno is another choice. >> alysin: this is where the government would like them to take conventionsdo i hear takers to cube st. louis. >> dave: just went there for the all-star game store these are great cities. >> dave: and under a phenomenal city. >> alysin: they are not considered the happen in hot vacation spot because in this time of the down economy it is just unseemly, basically, to be seen going on a lavish vacation. >> dave: senator kerry reid of nevada said the state spec to the bush administration. don't blame president obama here. one of the problems is the city of las vegas, the state of nevada in general is being crushed by this because they depend on tourism. you point out that vegas, believe it or not and this is not my tourism ad, is probably the most affordable of all the cities mentioned because there's so many hotel rooms in their anti- listen to it on -- i will get online and find out. >> clayton: i will back you up. i was. >> alysin: you cannot lock as well. milwaukee called me this morning. >> dave: do they have a convention space? now. >> clayton: i was there

later played collegiately at nevada reno.nd the '0-2, he hits it hard enough to get it by guzman. the right-handed batter, you can't cheat up the middle too far, and then kouzmanoff crosses up the nationals by taking one to guzman's left. >> rob: well, you see him playing in for the double play, those couple of steps that maybe if he is back near the grass he catches it, throws him out at first, but there was nobody on and that's what happens. sometimes with the defensive configuration. . >> bob: nats park in our nation's capital, bob carpenter, debbie, and ray, bob deductible,. >> rob: steve mcaddy wants a check. . >> bob: 3-1 against the padres. 7 hits now given up by garrett mock and with every appearance he makes jason bergmann appears to becoming more important to jim wriggleman an steve mcaddy. sometimes we'll see him in the sixth inning, sometimes we'll see him in the eighth. they have attacked him for two hits anne only three pitches in this inning. 78 the games, head really one for two with a bloop double. and he mis

some defend him to some extends that washington never fleshed out his orders to charles lee but reno later during the course of the battle washington fired him. my question is with regards to the bigger and the way he carried out washington's orders, i think washington was justified but what is your take? i will hang up and listen to your response to a. >> guest: i am one of the few historians that like charles lee. he was a british officer and he left in the british army, resigned his commission and he moved to virginia and he settled in what is now shoppers down west virginia not too far from mount diverted as a matter of fact when it appeared the revolutionary war was going to break out in the last days, and maybe even after lexington and concord it was clear the national army would be a ford, charles lee came to mount vernon and the siege washington to go to bat for him and get congress to name him as a general officer when the army was created. washington agreed to do that. i think in the early part of the war washington had a good relationship with charles lee. he regarded him