we will go to reno and glen ramirez is standing by. is that a fact? >> reporter: well you know there's a thing around here in reno right now. it doesn't matter if you win or lose, but how you played your bets. there's a lot of fans that went home ejected because their team did not come out victorious with another super bowl victory, but their wallets might have been happier. doesn't matter if a team wins or loses when it comes to proposition betting. gamblers didn't wait for the game to begin to place their bets. some lined up in the dawn's early light to wager on whether or not alicia keys would plague the national anthem. >> the coin flip was huge. heads is on a roll right now. they hit four in a row. >> reporter: called proposition betting with the final score that does not matter. >> it's all the parts of the game that will give you even the ordinary every day person, something else that they could get a little action on. >> reporter: the sportsbook at the casino published 12 pages of prop bets, a growing trend in the industry. which team scores f

reporting live in reno. cbs 5. >> well, if you are still feeling the pain of the 9ers loss just think about all of the fans that traveled to new orleans. kpix5 pheurbel griego is there tonight. michelle what is the mood like there? >> michelle griego is there tonight michelle what is the mood like there? >> reporter: they traveled here and spent thousands. 49er fans are not sell is pwraeuting tonight. >>> a lot of raven fans behind me. we have seen a lot of purple in the streets. but, red and gold, it is still out there. you know, the 49er fans, it was very emotional game for them. unfortunately it was an outcome they did not expect. of course they did not want. they are still proud of their team. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i am hurt, i am hurt. but i came out from california. but, you know what? i tell you right now, new orleans has a beautiful city, beautiful people, and i could not ask for a better time, you know. but next year we will win it all. 49ersination, tpaeublful -- 49ers nation, the fa

>> why would you send more tanks to reno, nevada? >> has nevada been attacked?>> to my knowledge, nevada has never been attacked. >> boom. what more do you want? why 300 more tanks including the active duty tanks ant 3,000 sitting in the diseaseert? >> the risk of having less tanks is having less tanks. >> well that's a (bleep). >> well, i'm not a west point graduate and i'm not particularly trained in such matters. i have a general knowledge of military issues and affairs. >> he may not be a west point graduate but he does know this: >> you never know what kind of war you are going to fight until you have to fight it. >> who will we be fighting in the future? we'll talk about hypothetical situations. >> the entire continent of africa because many of those countries are heavily muslim. and where you have a lot of muslims you have a lot of problems. >> more muslims, more problems. >> yeah, because their religion requires them to wage jihad. if you are a muslim, up better be out there jihadding away. >> which explains all the wars we've had with ms. lums in indone

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. >>> ktvu's david stevenson went to reno to find out how the weapons are getting from there to here. >> reporter: nevada has seen its share of boom and bust though there's one export besides lady luck that consumers can't seem to get enough of. handguns, shotguns, and semi automatic rifles. >> probably half of the illegal weapons start coming in to san francisco and the bay area are coming out of different states. such as nevada, texas, arizona. >> reporter: lieutenant bobby guzman is a former marine. >> i believe that reno is one of the hot spots where all these weapons are coming in and just because there are very in close proximity to the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: last weekend in reno thousands of people lined up as early as 6:00 a.m. to get into the cross roads of the west gun show. >> i've been wanting one for a while. i was going to wait for my birthday but the prices are going up so i decided to get it now. >> reporter: california has one of the toughest gun laws. >> having an ar15 with the capability of doing this, is illegal. >> reporter: i just bought it. every g

. >>> ktvu's david stevenson went to reno to find out how the weapons are getting from there to here.reporter: nevada has seen its share of boom and bust though there's one export besides lady luck that consumers can't seem to get enough of. handguns, shotguns, and semi automatic rifles. >> probably half of the illegal weapons start coming in to san francisco and the bay area are coming out of different states. such as nevada, texas, arizona. >> reporter: lieutenant bobby guzman is a former marine. >> i believe that reno is one of the hot spots where all these weapons are coming in and just because there are very in close proximity to the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: last weekend in reno thousands of people lined up as early as 6:00 a.m. to get into the cross roads of the west gun show. >> i've been wanting one for a while. i was going to wait for my birthday but the prices are going up so i decided to get it now. >> reporter: california has one of the toughest gun laws. >> having an ar15 with the capability of doing this, is illegal. >> reporter: i just bought it. every gal n

live doppler 7 hd showing nothing around us so i pulled up the radar and you can see from reno scattered snow showers headed to tahoe hanging around for the better part of the morning and the system will slide down to the south and move away so no need to worry if you are leaving a little bit after 6:00 or 7:00 headed that way. back at home, not even any fog to contend with this morning a slight chance of frost in our democratist inland valley and it is not so cold as it has been and 37 inland and low-to-mid 40's at 7:00 with total sunshine around the bay and inland or coastal neighborhoods. headed toward lunch everyone is under sun around the mid-50's and headed toward the afternoon hours like yesterday we will see clouds but probably more clouds and thicker than what we had yesterday and that will keep us at 52 at the coast at 4:00 and 58 around the bay and 60 inland and the clouds will fade when the sun sets. the three day forecast, sunny tomorrow and mid-50's at the coast and low 60's elsewhere. mid-50's at the coast on saturday and low 60's but trends going to be to be dry. >> in th

meantime, ktvu news went undercover to investigate the big money assault weapon business in reno. that story coming up at 4:45. >> time is 4:34, they have taken over a campus administration building. campus police allowed protestors to stay overnight as long as the gathering was peaceful. students say they are angry about proposed cuts and a meeting that didn't happen with the interim chancellor. students were told the chancellor was out of town. >> all we want is the chancellor to stand with us as our chancellor, to speak for us as students. >> all of this comes as city college fights to keep it's accreditation and avoid closure. the school has until march 15th to submit a plan. >> the chilly finger lady is due back in court today accused of cooking up a new story. she was sent in a scheme to extort money from a fast food chain back in 2005. she is accused of lying to protect her son who had a wounded ankle. they made up an elaborate story about two men shooting him and later uncovered evidence he shot himself. he has a previous burglary conviction and is not allowed to own a gun

el macho ha abandonado la cacer del verano para seguir a los rebaños de renos y ciervos en su búsquedaenen seis meses y su madre ya no está tan cerca como lo estaba hace algunas semanas. si un cachorro se cruza en el camino de un macho adulto puede no sobrevivir al encuentro. ♪ pero el vasto territorio del macho evita que los cachorros se acerquen demasiado. el número de probabilidades está en contra de la sobrevivencia de los cachorros. casi una tercera parte de leones jóvenes son asesinados por otros leones machos. si a eso se le suman todos los otros factores de mortalidad sólo ocho de cada cien leones jóvenes podrán crecer lo suficiente para poder establecer su propio territorio. el camino a la sobrevivencia es muy largo. en el mes de noviembre las heladas del invierno han regresado. la relación de los cachorros con su madre la está debilitando. alimentar a dos bocas hambrientas es una tarea muy difícil. ella tiene que pasar más y más tiempo cazando para poder alimentar a su familia. los días bajo su cuidado están a punto de terminar, sus exigencias pronto sobrepasarán su habilidad

y bueno, se espera que nsereko pe reno más cuerpos.. >>> seguimos en el tema de otro punto de vista. el asombro mundo animal. los perros que han sido im poro tanss para encontrar restos humanos y rastros de vida. hablé con algunos manejadores de este grupo de expertos rastreadores y esto es lo que nos comentaron. >>> la noticia corrió rápidamente, perros rastreadores encontraron posibles indicios de víctimas bajo los escombros del edificio de pemex. se reanudaba la búsqueda que fue dada por terminada muchas horas antes. >>> ahora que se renueve el escombro, es más el marcaje positivo. estos héroes, portadores de las noticias más esperadas y las más temidas. la diferencia de vida y muerte en un movimiento corporal. >>> el ejemplar en el momento que encuentra indicios, en un resumen, se siente. y el personal encargado de hacer las búsquedas, nos confirma a nosotros. >>> en un sonido >>> entró el perro se suelta y empieza a ras trrrastrar y ladr. >>> y un olor conocido a roma aroma cadáver o tejido putrefacto. >>> ese olor se les queda im

the olympic park and a company to reno will be down to the water's edge amid sochi subtropical weather in an effort to make the. but that's only half the story. the first. project. to make sure that they don't unnecessarily threaten the environment or spectators. in the distance russian technology is being used for that very purpose . the longest track in the world. in the whole of russia. it was built from the ground up. to make sure everything is working smoothly in anticipation of the world's attention the technology required to create such breathtaking displays is. giving ice at just the right temperature and consistency is a major part of the task. so far the results speak for themselves. i like the track the ice is getting better every day is becoming. i think the track was designed properly. in the case . of the course is really priority number one. there are three inclined to help keep over the top speed. keep an eye on the potentially dangerous chemicals used to make the track traditionally ammonia and freon have been the two main ways to keep big things cool refrigerants have

this next one is a postcard for a reason that i kept of harold's club in reno, nevada. i don't know if it exists it's a really old postcard. harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who would figure let loose the boy with the purple crayon. let him conkokt the loses slots in women. let loose his imagination. ended as high as sea gulls or the reverse w's topped with bold topped centers the rudeaments of the buzzum and life itself. >> pen and ink. in the way we demonstrate speech by quotation marks the ill administrator kapt urs speed by 2 lines of the pen much the trotting horse quoted at the knees all 4 and the lady side saddled atop him frozen in place by crossed hatched marks. courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies

the 2008 bond, opportunity program has saved mcclarin park applied for a grant to reno vait the playground which is getting done, we are in conversations right now with an organization about renovating the ball field down at sutter. we have renovated and cleaned mcnab lake. we have uspa out there and it has done a great job of stewarding the tennis court area by (inaudible) so there is a lot of good stuff happening there. >> thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> are there any members of the public that would like to speak on this item? >> mr. douglas you have residency for 61 years approaching. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is shat, and i will attend when i turn 100 too. >> i was wondering in this maintenance report there is going to be any discussion about the ongoing program to cut down dangerous trees throughout the city and there was a recent call article saying that there was going to be an active cutting of the trees, which you know, will prevent people getting hit like at sigmond stern grove and i wonder if it discusses the privatization of the public facilities and recreat

up next, to reno, nevada, for the ink. also -- >> reporter: i'm loren scott in new orleans at the superdome. coming up live we are hearing from the legends right now and one of them, yes, jerry rice, telling us what the players should be expecting with this super bowl. we'll hear from jerry and much, much more in a live report in a bit. >>> searching for a contraception compromise. the obama administration's new proposal. >>> one last good-bye. hillary clinton bids farewell to her state department staffers, but her departure was overshadowed by another deadly u.s. embassy attack. the latest in "world tonight" next. >>> the biggest party in new orleans. >> thousands of others tonight, time to ramp up the party, get that moment in the international spotlight. laurence scott with a look at all the chaos and everybody wants their own 15 minutes of fame, too. >> reporter: so much is going on. we're hearing from the legends, that deer antler spray, we're trying to understand with ray lewis. confusing. when you get down to it, th

ktvu news recently went undercover at a gun show in reno.on sale, an ar 15 was used in the newtown massacre and talk of a possible national ban made those guns very popular. >> this is an ar 15. >> that's a hot seller. >> yeah. >> just bought it. >> okay. >> every gal needs a nice ar 15. you see. >> the california resident who is buy a gun in nevada y have you to have your purchase shipped from a federally licensed dealer to one in california. of course that's only for guns that are legal in california. >> now, an idea for a ktvu special report. just e-mail us. send your tip to i report at ktvu.com. >> 5:48 is the time now, back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on. >> i was just told about a crash here on san jose near the capital expressway just before we went on the air. it's a car that ran into a vta bus and one person is injured and was taken to a hospital. matt keller is on the way. we're going to have a live report from the scene as soon as he gets there and they'll let you know. this is obviously a major intersection at capita

now meantime ktvu news went undercover to investigate the big money assault weapon business in reno.story is coming up at 6:45. >> time is now 6:37. happening now san francisco, a student it is in at city college of san francisco. some of the students camped out overnight. >> it's losing it's accreditation and possibly closing down if it doesn't adopt financial reforms. the students want more information about the school's action plan and they're demanding to meet with the interim cans already. >> we wanted some assurance that whatever needs to be done if we got a chance to speak to her and hear from her we would have a better idea of what's going on. >> make sure you stay with us for the continuing coverage. tara has been there since 4:30 this morning. she'll be back at 7:00. >> now 6:38 is the time. there's a look down there. >> it looks good. especially on highway 24 which i want to show you but i want to mention that highway 4 is antioch is slow, backed up through most of antioch beginning near hill crest and continuing all the way out to almost pittsburgh there and then it loose

a new volunteer gathers and gives donations in reno. looking ahead, the girls hope one thing stays the same, serving side by side. >> that's maybe the best part that we get to do it together. it's wonderful knowing that there's somewhere there who you care about and you know cares about you, there to support you and help you. >> reporter: so for reaching out to share and care for low- income families, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to corinne hindes and katrine kirsebom. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> and if you would like to help connect with them, using the long online at cbssf.com. just click the "connect" button at the top of the page and then jefferson award. and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now's the time to save 5% off every day with your lowe's consumer credit card. global explosion in diabetes. now a drastic recommendation for restrictions. what some say should be the next >>> the research is already blaming sugar for a global explosion in diabetes and now a drastic recommendation for restrictions.

. >> it looks almost like a reno, las vegas environment. the kolcolors of the carpet, it all dim. shaded out. it's kind of, it's different, i would say. the hayward city attorney tells me the police department has had uniformed and undercover officers investigating and they determined them to be illegal operations. tonight, the city council is considering an emergency ordnance to prohibit the cafes with a five-day moritorium. we're live in hayward, nbc bay area news. >>> the double amputee olympic star known for his blades on the track was back in court today for a bail hearing, but as oscar pistorius listened to the case against him, his model girlfriend who he's accused of shooting to death was remembered at a memorial service. her coffin was draped in a white cloth and covered with white flowers. her family says family members and friends traveled from all over the world to make it to the funeral off the southern coast of south africa. hundreds of miles north, details of the alleged crime were released. new details were released. >> reporter: at today's dramatic hearing, we got

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we went undercover at a gun show in reno.rongly claimed that we could walk away with a semi automatic weapon for $1,800 in cash. >> if you did buy it how would it work for him to be able to --. >> register online. serial number. >> is there a background check? >> nope. >> you have the cash? you can just take it and go? >> take it and go. >> california residents who buy a gun in nevada must have their purchase shipped from a federally licensed dealer to one in california and of course that is only for gun that are legal. >> felony charges being filed against the former owner of peanut corporation of america. the justice department dated the man and some of his employees saying they conspiracied to hide the fact that some of the company's products were contaminated with salmonella. they now face charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and obstruction of justice. nine people died and hundreds more were sick with food poisoning after eating peanut butter and other products made by the company. >>> the family of a central valley boy who

look at that, it's like little, now, rain in reno, but there's more. with a foot of snow depending where you live. or possibly face wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. janice dean you're excited and sent out terrifying tweets and we may get a little snow, but there's more than that. >> and i've got to save good maps for the weather person they don't need me. >> megyn: they'll be in reno in the casinos and there's no windows. >> this storm hasn't gotten going yet. this is the moneymaker, this is the one that is going to effect much of the country. so, just look out as we head through the next couple of days, we're looking at the potential for a big blockbuster event. for many states, at least two-thirds of the country, going to be affected by this little low pressure, this is sitting off shore and bring you a little bit of rain to reno and the winter storm advisory starting to be posted across the southwest and the bulls eye. we're looking to get the most snow across the central plains and not only will we see a snowstorm, we're going to see a severe we

with a solid t and i want to thank again the board of supervisor and is i know supervisor chu and reno are here today but i want to thank the entire board for creating an entire investor confidence because it's that level of collaboration and partnership that we need in every one of our economic discussions to have and build on the successes that we have already seen. putting people back to work will continue being -- a thing that i'll lead with the board of supervisor and is whether it's in education, or in the transportation that we have identified, in the technology, and the healthcare, in the gulf of mission bay that continues to be so strong that pharmaceutical companies from other countries wanting to locate their offices here so that they can collaborate with the innovative spirit that is going on in mission bay, i want to thank all of the leaders in our mission bay from the private sector as well as the public sector, uc s f for an ling that for happening and i want to touch on what mayor khan said we can never be as successful as a city as we want to be unless we pay attention

reno what more can you tell us about the incident well we know that at this point the rescue operation is still continuing they're still searching for a one man who is reportedly still remaining underground again from the get go there has been confusion about the number of miners that were actually in the mind or an explosion there has been also confusion about the number of the people who were in the actual immediate area of the explosion some sources are saying twenty three people others are saying twenty six so there is this this discrepancy when it comes to numbers in fact it is such that russian president has directed that the head of the ministry of emergencies go down to the place where the events are unfolding and figure it out what exactly is happening with the numbers of people who are in the mine during the explosion we also know that at least three people have been wounded and seriously enough that they are being treated for their wounds that is so far what we know is regarding the miners and the state of affairs in the mine at the moment we also know that when the explosio

he later served as a top deputy for attorney general janet reno, he was special counsel to ted kennedy and served as the president's advisor on civil rights issues. he was also director for civil rights at the department of human health services. tom, you will find, is passion ate and committed to equality and justice for everyone. tom, more than anyone i know, makes every single day in his life matter, whether it's focused on anti-bullying work, voting rights, disability rights, housing rights, the eighth amendment, immigration, hate crimes or human trafficking. tom cares about all of those issues to his core and he works every day to make the world a better place. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome assistant attorney general tom perez. (applause). >> good morning, it's an honor to be back here. i got to spend some time last night with my brother who lives down the road apiece, his daughter is a sophomore in high school, she asked me if i wanted to go golfing at the presidio, i said i can't walk that much, i just had my knee replaced. melinda has been an incredible partner, it's a p

the bass to reno was she strike spectacular skating show i was part of the countdown celebrations and in a year's time it will house the and in the ice hockey final in d.c. me so tropical like ation the slogan for thought she twenty fourteen is hot cool your top because they don't pick pockets them by their backs in case their i'm cold because all the alpine events or take place alone just forty kilometers away i can . progress is rapid up that there was a poor result has sprung up from nowhere to become the home of alpine skiing by athlone in cross country courses have also been created along with the bob sleigh track and the road to really well and i spectators to get from the mountains to the coast in just a few minutes sochi itself has undergone massive upheaval as calamities of road am rail lines are put in place a new hotels are built but the man believes the region will reap the benefits for years to come our residents are aware of the conditions they have to face during changes especially on the disc and we certainly have many inconveniences because there's not a single street

very early stage but others fear such occasion is only planting the seeds of future extremism ati's reno going to score points. tunisia's learned some tough lessons in the wake of its revolt but now the report card for what's going on in its schools is facing examination in the school in one of the poorest districts of the tunisian capital children come to learn about the qur'an and the way of life of true muslims religious education was banned under the old regime but it's making a comeback in a big way the rise of islam islam has led to an increase in the number of religious schools are springing up across the country these schools are private operating outside of the control of state officials who have no say over what's being taught in these schools and some worry that this may lead to a rise in the number of young extremists even many religious experts agree filling your minds with religious doctrines may not be the best way to bring up children. that i read in one of the papers sent by a three year old girl to her mother with a message my beloved mom teach me about the afterlife th

were simply the result of a mass suicide the federal authorities under then attorney general janet renoheatedly denied that they were responsible for starting the fire but despite the official government line of denied denied denied evidence eventually came to light that proved their culpability first of all and for a video shot by the f.b.i. flying over the compound in the days leading up to the massacre showed automatic gunfire being directed from the tanks to. for any shots were fired from the compound furthermore visual evidence showed a tank deliberately running over one or more bodies of sect members despite the overwhelming evidence it took six years for the f.b.i. to even admit that their explosive munition started the fire and to this day there's a total lack of accountability for these crimes the f.b.i. stonewalled an investigation that led to a whitewash of the government's actions at waco interestingly enough the f.b.i. official accuse the block in the investigation thomas kelly was later tapped to serve as the lead investigator for the joint congressional intelligence panel

right thank you very much for that update she's in reno i'm going to. try some other stories from around the globe in the u.s. people have died after a boss collided with a pickup truck on a narrow mountain highway in southern california dozens of others were reportedly injured and treated at the scene a passing passenger car was also caught in the accident they rode was reduced to one lane causing a major traffic jam. in bahrain government forces have once again clashed with until regime protesters and brutal areas share gas was used against the crowds hurling petrol bombs or rain has suffered almost daily violence since an uprising began two years ago and a public call for greater freedom from their monarchy the horses are accused of oppression under severe quieted down opposition activists allegedly illegally jailing and torturing some to keep them quiet. and egyptian man who was taken i was beaten they can in this and make it in the streets of cairo during demonstrations on friday says riot police also blade had previously accused opposition protest

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reno what more can you tell us about the incident well we know that at this point the rescue operation is still continuing they're still searching for a one man who is reportedly still remaining underground again from the get go there has been confusion about the number of miners that were actually in the mind or an explosion there has been also confusion about the number of the people who were in the actual immediate area of the explosion some sources are saying twenty three people others are saying twenty six so there is this. discrepancy when it comes to numbers in fact it is such that russian president has directed that the head of the ministry of emergencies go down to the place where the events are unfolding and figure it out what exactly is happening with the numbers of people who were in the mine during the explosion we also know that at least three people have been wounded and seriously enough that they are being treated for their wounds that is so far what we know is regarding the miners and the state of affairs in the mine at the moment we also know that when the explosion h

in a match named in his orange and yellow car alarm of who wasn't there everything you round there reno reminded people of fame. it's impossible to name his best character trait probably that he was just a good person it was always a great pleasure to deal with him he had no small value although he was a superstar along with was often be known up out on the ice but he never complained harlem was for there was russian while his mother was from the basque region who came over as a refugee from the spanish civil war in the one nine hundred thirty s. named after solve it by a lot of who was the first man to fly from moscow to vancouver via the north pole harlem of his destiny was also to become a hero in childhood he was diagnosed with a heart problem and sportswear his trick to it but his father still took him to training school for say a scott the powerhouse of russian ice hockey the explosive young forward florist and his flamboyant skating style and great stickhandling soon made him a role model for every kid in the country and you have all the boys washed up team and i was no exception