reno crosses the stream. he cinches up his equipment, tightens the saddle girths and charges down the valley toward the massive camp four miles beyond. he's got 140 men. inside the village, it's chaos. they didn't expect to fight. they're caught off guard. when the village crier see the soldiers, they scream out, the chargers are coming. the long knives. the blue coats. old women hobbling on sticks trying to get away. young mothers frantically racing around trying to find their children who are swimming and playing. inside the camp, sitting bull, 45 years old, spirit warrior, too old to fight, but not to lead. he exhorts the warriors on. brave up, brave up, strong hearts to the front. cowards to the rear. it's a good day to die. 14-, 15-year-olds race out of the village on horseback. they tie sage brush to the backs of their ponyies' tails and ride back and forth creating a giant just cloud. as he thunders down the valley faster and faster and faster at 700 yards, he knows two things. number one, the village

a freak rainstorm drenched the remote desert site north of reno. the organizers canceled afternoons and locked out thousands of campers because of flooding and mud. this is what it looked like at the festival in black rock city, never natch, a -- black rock city, nevada, a few hours ago. >> reporter: sorry bay area burners. we've got problems. >> pretty much locked down at the i-80 smoke shop trying to get as close to the border as we can without having to go back to reno. >> reporter: gates won't open until tomorrow as organizers try to deal with this. the rain made a muddy mess. nevada highway patrol turning cars back. e posting online and the reale burner commu outpour of locals pe >> it's really sticky, slick. your vehicles can't get the traction they need to get going. it also causes damage out there to the playa which they're trying to avoid as much as possible. >> we got in the rv as soon as we can and started driving to try and just get there and be ready whenever they open those doors. >> within five minutes it filled to capacity. >> repor

heavy rain sent 6 inches of mud and rocks pouring down from the hillside in northwest reno. no one was hurt but it took hours and work from city crews and neighbors to shovel away the debris. >>> temperature today were to warm side, cooler than yesterday in the inland valley, around the bay temperature were slightly warmer in some places. look at 86 in antioch. those are town from the mid- 90's. here's the system i'm tracking. it is moving off. as it does it's a nicer pattern. a lot of fog right now. showing up along the coast with a few high clouds. fog across san francisco. it will be around tomorrow morning when you get up. that will get us a day similar to what we had. what you had today is what you will have tomorrow. good news for firefighters. temperature down, humidity is up. sea surface temperature. last month got to 68 degrees. a record warm reading. 61 at point reyes and 61 in san francisco. temperature the water temperatures are cooler. but we haven't that much wind so the surface temperatures are warmer. the forecast for tomorrow, what you had today. a bunch of

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a freak rainstorm drenched the remote desert site north of reno.rganizers locked out thousands of campers because of flooding and mud there. this is what it looked like at the festival in black rock city nevada. the place lit up with headlights in all directions there. our cate caugiran spoke to some bummed out burners stranded by the rain. >> reporter: sorry, bay area burners. we got problems on the playa. >> we're pretty much locked down here at the i-80 smoke shop trying to get as close to the border as we can without having to go back to reno. >> reporter: reno is the last stop before the burning man gates. organizers are trying to deal with this. the rain made a muddy mess. nevada highway patrol turning cars back. >> sticky, slick, your vehicles can't get the traction they need to get going and also causes damage out there to the area which they are trying to avoid. >> reporter: once margo daniels and her friends heard the news they started to make the trip from san francisco. >> we got in the rv as soon as we can and started driving to get th

in 1891, while on a case on the west coast, he was arrested in reno, nevada, and accused of robbing a casino. agency camenkerton to his defense and succeeded in getting him off after two trials, many citizens of reno continue to believe that his guilt was overwhelming. as a union pacific railroad detective in pursuit of butch cassidy's gang, tom horn twotted to killing suspected train robbers only to find out that he had killed the wrong men -- they were simply rustlers. even more fantastic -- and this is very difficult to believe but apparently there is some truth to it -- there was a second incident in which one participated in killing two men in wyoming, and again, by mistake. .ery confusing by 1900, the people of wyoming were sick and tired of the antics of this loose cannon in wyoming. for the first time, wyoming newspapers, which had been reluctant to connect his name in print with various crimes, now openly criticized him for such callous behavior. in this sense, if there was ever a conspiracy against tom horn, .t was wide in the popular conception of tom horn, this controversi

-- broken ground outside of reno, but five states are in the running for the largest factory.ground. falling short of wall street estimates. ae atlantic city casino saw jump in revenue because of the online gaming operation. >> rupturing gamble, -- dr. and gamble.& shares up on these results. reportingone is ford, vehicle sales for july. they are firing on all cylinders. we're still awaiting gm sales numbers which should the out in a few moments. scarlet will be breaking those for us righ. start to trade, investors and traders are taking those numbers pretty well especially after the beating we took in stocks. , it isto bring in mark great to have you with us. your calls onto stocks, i want to play for you --, and that alan greenspan comment that alan greenspan made earlier in the week. >> there were covered so sharply and for so long, you have to assume somewhere along the line they are going to get significant correction. we are not say that grossly overpriced at this point in the historical context. >> are we in the midst of a significant correction? >> no. i do not think w

it's mainly west at sfo. 61 da hope. 64 in reno. 65 in monterey and sacramento is only 70. all of this cloud cover is making for a uniform on the temperatures. the moisture source will be on the western edge. in anything develops, it will be late tonight, tomorrow underneath all of that, we have the low clouds. nothing yet around sacramento. there is a little bit towards dixon. some of that may flip brentwood or oakley. plenty of moisture. a lot of clouds. so far no lightning strikes. that's good but look at that train of moisture heading towards sacramento, northern sacramento valley and maybe towards lake county. a lot of clouds, some showers, maybe to the east. very light or sprinkles. some fun. if you get any sun, the humidity is through the roof. 70s to 80s. twmps have come -- temperatures have come down 20 degrees since last friday. temperatures running on the cool side. a lot of these are cloud driven. with that -- if you get any sun, it could be warmer but because the cloud cover is in place temperatures have come down. they are kind of held in check. i think we're

they broke ground in reno, nevada. it could be arizona, could be california, new mexico or texas. they're not saying, but it could be this new plant where they've broken ground in reno. >> most any state would want them, steve. have a great weekend, okay. >>> still ahead on "way too early," what the ravens runningback said about the night he was caught on camera dragging his then fiancee out of an elevator. >>> and later on in the cooler, you don't want to miss the tones of one vin diesel. vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. >>> hi, everybody. let's get to some sports. ray rice addressed the public yesterday after reviewing -- reviving, that is, two-game suspension from the nfl for allegedly knocking his wife unconscious in a casino elevator in february. this is what he had to say. >> my actions that night were totally inexcusable. and that night

again, fort reno. fort reno is the highest point in the city and on top of that to boot they had this tower. so when the -- up here they could see the dust -- the confederates coming and they knew, uh-oh, we are in trouble. but, similarly, when jubel early looked at his eyeglass of fort reno, that is pretty well fortified, it's high, big, strong, i don't dare. then he turned down baird's mill and came on georgia avenue to fort stevens. here's the modern fort reno. even if there's nothing left of the defenses there, if you climb up to the top, which i did, that's virginia in the distance. you can feel like what it might have been like. kind of close your eyes and blink a little. it's definitely worth a visit. and nearby is more land. it's a huge -- still a huge parkland. again, some land that was brought for the civil war defenses. i took this a couple of weeks ago. i'm driving along here, on 36th street. i'm looking down here thinking, what a beautiful wilderness in the city. amazing, great space. this

tesla confirming it has been grading some property just east of reno in story county. but a tesla spokesman rushed to say there is no final decision. crews have been working on this nevada location for the past several weeks. arizona also wanted in, so desperately that the city of tucson sent tesla a building permit yesterday for the project. tesla is partnering with panasonic on the $5 billion facility. >>> some call it a high-tech solution to traffic headaches in the east bay. caltrans showed off a smart sign today in oakland. they will go up on interstate 80 next year as part of the smart corridor project. the signs will broadcast real-time details on traffic and blacktop roadways and are supposed to help clear a path for emergency responders by directing drivers away from blocked lanes. >>> up next here at 5:00, growing concerns tonight during the worst ebola outbreak in history. we'll show you how expecting one bay area traveler with business in africa. >> there's no comparison, you want to find a hero, talk about the parents. >>> he's the bay area doctor who save

similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if you know where you are going u you can enjoy it. crossing it to the other side of the river. before you're going this beautiful land up here, that is -- those are all the fort circle parks. i often give this to the national capital planning commission when they had a hea

reno's proximity to the fremont plant is a plus. the $5 billion factory would employ 6500 people, making batteries for the model 3 sedan. >> repairs to a ruptured water main that poured 20 mellin gallons us could take days. workers are now reenforcing that hole and plan to replace the burned section on the line. 960 vehicles are trapped in the garages, many underwater. >> san jose police department now has a drone to help assess bomb threats. the department needs faa approval for air space. american civil liberties union had concerns about law enforcement agencies using drones for things like search warrants and surveillance >> if you're a fan of photography these are finalists in the first-ever photography contest. some spent days camped out in extreme locations to get that shot. and it paid off. >> it's a great shot of this penguin. this penguin is so cute. >> circle of life. other pictures show a mid-air attack and there is a ocean wave. winners will be awarded tonight. >> new information shows california's historic drought is ge

tom moore reno joins us live. good to see you, congressman. >> thank you. it's a ploesh to be here. >> i have to ask you. you were out there making your remarks. were you surprised by her approach and what was happening? >> i wasn't surprised, but it's a breach of protocol. i had never seen it and my colleagues, certainly they have never seen it. look. anything she does will not surprise me anymore. >> she was clearly upset and i understand this conversation continued. can you tell us about any further words that were between the two of you after what we saw there? >> sure. when she came over the first time she called me a liar, you're a liar, this isn't true. and you heard what i said about -- i was a prosecutor for 18 years, i did my research and homework and told her about that and said h her you might want to try that. >> well, giev tot ask you that. her office said she was coming to remind you that the house democrats had passed the d.r.e.a.m. act. obviously you were saying the democrats controlled everything. her office says that she simply wanted to

. >>> well, hello, reno. tesla is deciding among five states where to build a new factory. and it appears the biggest little city in america is the front-runner. tesla confirming it has been grading some property just east of reno. the work started in june. but a tesla spokesman said today there is no final decision. the $5 billion factory will supply batteries for its electric cars. by 2020, the plant could employee 6500 people. california, texas, arizona, and new mexico are the other states in the running. >>> a dramatic change in california's drought emergency today going from extreme to exceptional. new numbers released today by the u.s. drought monitor shows the crisis spreading north. on your left, what it looked like last week. on your right, this week's map. you can see a drastic difference. 58% of california is now at the exceptional drought level. well, could they get tapped out? the historical drought may make breweries run dry. some are warning that production could drop as the dry weather extends into next year. nbc bay area's ian cull takes a sip. >> reporter:

>> we're double stacking everybody in every lane to make everything fill and feel at home. >> some reno casinos are offering burning man deals on food, beverages and rooms. burning man organizers hope the festival will start today. >>> dozens of aftershocks have been shaking the napa area since sunday morning's earthquake. many are too small to be felt but there's always the fear of the so-called "big one." kpix 5's len ramirez looks at the chances sunday's quake could trigger a bigger one in the bay area. >> the main shock here at 3:20 sunday morning. aftershocks continuing on to the northwest. >> reporter: earthquake maps at the u.s. geological survey in menlo park show how the ground around napa has been jumping ever since the main quake on sunday morning with about 60 aftershocks measured so far. >> two larger ones 3.4, 3.6, one right off the main shock. >> reporter: there could be more. usgs says the chance are 29% for a magnitude 5 or larger in the next 7 days 5% for a 6 or greater. the reason being a sort of domino effect triggered by the first shock. >> you redistribute stresses

here is modern reno. even though there's nothing of defenses, if you climb up top and take a look, which i did, it's in the distance. it's evocative, you can feel what it would have been like. it's definitely worth a visit. nearby more land. land bought for civil war defenses, fort circle park. i took this a couple weeks ago. i'm driving along on 36th street. i'm thinking what a beautiful wilderness in the city, amazing great space. this is more manicured. this is terrific, too. i guess people don't use it as a park. i saw this guy. i looked over here. sure enough, a guy on the tree reading a kendall book, i guess. politics and prose not far away. that's a park. battery kimball, park service has been like this, community loves it for dog walking. back in the trees. that was to guard chain bridge, only fixed bridge between washington and harpers ferry. very important. across the river and potomac the only fort the park has today in virginia, fort marcy. it was built again chain bridge and leesburg pike. it

similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if you know where you are going u you can enjoy it. crossing it to the other side of the river. before you're going this beautiful land up here, that is -- those are all the fort circle parks. i often give this to the national capital planning commission when they had a hea

reno's proximity to the fremont plant is a plus. the $5 billion factory would employ 6500 people, making batteries for the model 3 sedan. >> repairs to a ruptured water main that poured 20 mellin gallons us could take days. workers are now reenforcing that hole and plan to replace the burned section on the line. 960 vehicles are trapped in the garages, many underwater. >> san jose police department now has a drone to help assess bomb threats. the department needs faa approval for air space. american civil liberties union had concerns about law enforcement agencies using drones for things like search warrants and surveillance >> if you're a fan of photography these are finalists in the first-ever photography contest. some spent days camped out in extreme locations to get that shot. and it paid off. >> it's a great shot of this penguin. this penguin is so cute. >> circle of life. other pictures show a mid-air attack and there is a ocean wave. winners will be awarded tonight. >> new information shows california's historic drought is ge

yesterday, a freak rainstorm drenched the remote site north of reno.anizers canceled events and locked out thousands of campers because of flooding and mud. >>> and the solano county board of supervisors will consider declaring a state of emergency today in response to sunday's quake. the declaration would then allow the feds and state to pay the county for repairs. damage to county buildings is $750,000. >>> i'm ryan takeo live in napa. did you feel them? a series of five aftershocks this morning all in the last hour and a half. we're going to show you a map. the latest was in the last 10 minutes or so. 6:45. a 3.2 shaker here in napa. the map also shows the other four aftershocks that happened over near american canyon. now, a woman who lives here in napa say that this morning's 3.9, that was the strongest one at 5:33. it reminded her of sunday's 6.0 shaker. take a listen. >> my heart started ro to race and i ran out and thought -- we stopped immediately. i just wanted it to stop. it scared me. you can see i got hit in the head with a night lamp and

well, after that scandal, after a huge internal investigation, the justice department and reno appointed this guy, bob bratt, to clean up. but he was busy doing other things, and one of the things he was doing was traveling over to moscow, as this high-level official, and hooking up with a russian matchmaker, who found him two nice young women, one of whom he engaged in a sexual relationship, and then later tried to get visas to bring them over to this country. c-span: how do you know this? >> guest: this is all documented. there was an internal investigation of this, as well, by the inspector general's office under the justice department. "the washington post" did extensive reporting on it, as well, and one of the brave whistleblowers, martin anderson, who helped expose this, you know, pretty much well documented a lot of the facts of the case. the inspector general's report is available on the internet, and i have the internet address in the footnotes of my book, so anybody can look it up, look at the narrative and look at what they concluded. and what they concluded was that by engagi

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they rode a bus from reno to get to the concert. >> bee ofteny i don't know what she will sing. they are on the run tour and they are expected to bring in $100 million for the power couple. >>> there are new questions about the long-term durability of the eastern span of the bay bridge. they will ask pamela harris to launch an investigation. they arethey are accusing directionings when they are made for china. he also testified he ordered chp to retaliate and consider testifying against them. >>> and this is in honor of aco runner that is when a woman veered off the highway and hit two people. santos died at the scene and ballad is at the off the rhospital with major injuries. the people helps people advance significants interest poverty to give them a better life. >> it is actually essential that people get the training they need to be able to have a second chance and that is what is so devastating as the about what happened today. they are looking nook drugs or a medical condition played a part in the crash. >>> bart is back to normal near the west oak land bart station. they

they have been grading property east of reno. the work started in june.hed to say that there's been no final decision. tesla revealed the second quarter numbers. while they reported an overall loss of nearly 62 million bucks, once the numbers are adjusted, the earnings come to about 11 cents per share which is better than the 4 cents per share which analyst analysts projected. . >>> harsh criticism against caltrans. the construction project is a subject of a blistering new senate report. it's foggy, but the bridge is there. in the wake of highly publicized construction delays and flaws, it outlines a manner of problems. it accuses senior officials of brushing off criticism about materials and procedures. the report traces that behavior to lack of transparency. caltrans' director responded that all of the concerns have been investigated and resolved and that the bridge is safe. >>> it's a digital sign of the times that may help reduce traffic in the east bay. smart signs were showed off in oakland today part of the i-80 smart corridor project. the signs wi

reno is in there. 55 in eureka. chico.rlake and then ukiah and then offshore there's even more. some of these might have a few sprinkles. i think it's more show than go. it will cloud us up. we'll keep a lot of cloud cover to the north. more sun to the south. fog, sun, clouds. a little mist around. most reports have tailed off. but cloudy to the north bay. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s. the 95 at clearlake is probably in jeopardy. we'll stick with it for now. the higher clouds will have humidity inland. 70s, 8 o 90s through the east bay. south bay, a little bit more sunshine. 80s, upper os to near 90 on the coast dealing with low clouds. water terps still warm. 60s, 70s on the peninsula. a little cooler into saturday. the higher clouds should move south and then into sunday and then a little rebound on the temperatures on monday. >>> a britney spears fan who recently came out who is gay received a letter of support from the singer. this is britney spears and her superfan at a planet hollywood performance in las vegas. he said when

. >> bicycle theft is the number one property crime in downtown reno this summer and they think the burning man festival could have something to do with it. the only time of year weapon the department sees so many bicycle thefts is in the weeks up to the festival starting august 25 the main source of transportation held in the black rock desert northeast of reno. a spokesman says it is the first time he heard of that festival helpinged to the bicycle thefts because free bicycle rentals are available. >>> google makes no secret it is scanning our e-mails and despite how disturbing that could sound the practice led to an arrest of a registered sex offender. they discovered a 41-year-old houston man was hiding images of children in his e-mail and the company sent this to the national center for missing and submitted children who notified police in texas. scanning was used for a good thing but it points out this is no privacy for users of google e-mail. >> there is relief at the pump. here is america's money report. >>> good morning, topping america's money, has the bull market run its course i

the -- near reno. temperatures anywhere from 60 to the 90s.s way in the humidity factor here. and 80s and 90s and 60s and 70s. and we find the fog bank friday and it gives us a little cooldown. and we may tap into some clouds by monday. >>> victims of a cyber attack, the government workers that have had their personal information stolen and the surprising claim about who is responsible for the hacking. >>> people paying to rent a house own through find out that the house was already sold. the scheme that this man is accused of that caused the victims hundreds of dollars. >>> a 21-year-old man from san francisco is arrested. he's accused of setting up a craigslist rental scam. he posted a home for rental in hercules this week. he tried to scam to women out of a 1500 security d and the police arrest the him and found out that he was out on bail on felony charges in san francisco. take a look at his picture. if you think you've been a victim of his scam, get in contact with the hercules police. >>> a hearing on the ebola virus in africa as the cd

showed the rain soaked ground there and roads were almost impassable and they were told to head back to reno. it shows things got quite a bit drier by the afternoon. 700 to 1,000 campers were able to get inside. >>> and it has killed at least five people in south korea. we obtained this video and most people were on a bus swept away by floodwaters in south korea. more heavy rain creates concerns that the death toll could rise. >>> well a heated argument from newark to denver t- started because one man was using a knee defender which prevent is the person in front from declining. well the device is prohibited. he was asked to take it down so the woman in front of him threw a cup of water on him and that's when they decided to land in chicago and both the man and woman were kicked off the flight. >>> they were posing as an airport worker and on saturday, they flew from san diego from vegas. 11 hours later, he was wearing an orange safety of vest which connect is the terminal to the plane. when an airport employee tried to talk with him he tried to board a united flight. he was later arrested a

assistant professor of humanities in reno. she is a true scholar and thinker and compassion and an intelligent. she was a treat to work with here as she was our lead historian on this project. she created a really powerful book that you can purchase. tonight, she will unfold for you some of those complicated narratives of such a beautiful and powerful place. without further ado, i would like to bring up fellow historian and dear friend jen huntley. thank you for supporting the work we do. [applause] >>. introduction is a hard act -- that introduction is a hard act to follow. i want to thank the staff. this has been a wonderful experience for me. i have done a little museum work before, but this is the first time i got to get involved in some territorial activity and people here were so supportive. . cannot imagine a better time i want to start out by saying, a century and a half ago, the union congress passed an act to set aside several acres of land that most americans had never seen or heard about. as a recreational park to

already we are talking about a flash flood watch in reno. so anticipating lots of moisture headed up to the north. and with the cloud cover today," in addition to the on shore push, we will be looking at temperatures near normal. as we go through the next several hours, 9:00 tomorrow morning you see the moisture pretty close to the east bay. the next several hours it stays in the sierra nevada, and up toward the north, i-5 and in the north bay you see the possibility of a few showers. the flow continues out of the south. that will keep the atmosphere pretty moist and right on into tuesday morning. still plenty of green around for the possibility of showers and it keeps going, right on through tuesday afternoon. not everyone is going to see rain. and it may just feel like a different atmosphere out there with the moisture. but we will look for seasonal temperatures. and once again, the possibility of some rain the next couple days. only in the 60s for the oakland art and soul festival today with partly sunny conditions. it should be a nice af

border to build battery in a letter to shareholders today ceo says the company broke ground outside reno month. also signed a deal with battery partner panasonic. the deal is not final the reno proximity to the fremont plant and headquarters in palo alto is a definite plus. the factory would employ 6500 people and make battery for the sedan available in two or three years. >>> home sale trend once limited to san francisco but new numbers show to buy a home in the bay area you need at least 1 million dollars. bay area saw a record number of homes and condo going for 1 million dollars or more between april and june of this year. according to the company core logic data quick 6 of the bay area 9 county set record for the number of homes and condo selling for more than two million dollars during the same three months. >> have you ever wondered if the traffic late button at busy intersection actually work. stopping traffic or just being stalled. we get the answer. >>reporter: our lives are bus busy. every second counts. nothing speeds up the walk like pushing the button. you know the one fast

brian burkhart is the editor of the reno news and review who came up with this website.ecide to start tracking police killings? >> well, i discovered there was no database. there was a lease killing in reno, nevada, and i tried to look and see how frequently that happened, and it wasn't available. so it it seemed insane that this kind of data is not available to the american public, so i decided i was going to make it. >> while putting this database together over the last pew years, what have you deseriscov about the prevalence of police killings. >> i discovered that the numbers provided by the fiber less than half what the real numbers are. forring, they generally claim that the numbers 400 people a year killed by police and according to -- well, several sources, killed by police on facebook in the last 365 days it's 1,080. >> you say that the fact that this database does not exist, you don't think it's an accident or oversight. you think it's by design. explain what you mean. >> well, there is a law -- there was a law passed on 1994 requiring the justice department to

so areas of fog with a slightly cooler forecast 55 in tahoe and reno. it was there since monday.meander all the way down. our low cloud deck some of it is a little thick there. not much change coast and bay. water temps continue to be really warm. 60s and 70s. cooler on saturday. mostly sunny an sunday. it does look warmer monday and tuesday. >> thank you, steve. >>> take a look at this. a sudden dust storm hit the valley yesterday. this video is 20-miles east of palm springs. it caused a violent wind and a dark cloud of moisture and dirt. people on the ground describe it as creepy and eerie. no reports of any serious damage or injuries. >>> the crew on the international space station is conducting firey experiments. we'll show you what it looks like when fuel burns. one of the american says it looks like a jelly fish on fire. they are look at how quickly fuel burns. which fuel mixtures evaporate the fastest and the conditions needed for soot to form. the experiments could help develop safer spacecraft. >> interesting stuff. >>> time is 4:51. a scary situation for firefighters ta

tesla announced that it started work in a site near reno where it could build a battery factory. >>>ime to get a look at the weekend weather. drew is here with the latest. hi, drew. >> we start off looking great, a lot of sunshine, and in the 70s on the coast. and tracking warmer temperatures, still, live on doppler 7 hd, we notice the scan on the saturday night is all by quiet. we take you outside and show you the current temperatures across the bay area. san francisco right now, currently at 61, and 66 in mountain view, 67 in los gatos, and 63 in fremont and 64 in concord. live look at the rooftop camera will show you the skyline of san francisco, we had clear skies more much of the day and that has given way to overcast skies. our forecast features, we will see the coastal clouds. overnight build back, and the crowd could give way to spotty morning drizzle. the mid week warm up is being tracked. there's a chance of the early morning drizzle. nothing widespread and by the mid morning hours, the clouds will turn away and turn to sunny skies and warm temperatures will prevail. i want

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south san jose, east san jose looking at temperatures warming up fast. 83 sacramento. 83 ukiah. 72 reno and tahoe. the moisture source is leaving. the low clouds will start to take over. it's hot inland. hardly any breeze. it's just really still for many here. temperatures, 70s, 80s, 90s. a good 17 to 20 degrees warmer for many north bay locations and east bay of a yesterday's cloud cover. some areas did get the sun. others did not. if you had the sun yesterday, it was near 80. yesterday other locations are in the 70s. today almost everybody will be in the 80s to near 90 unless you are closer to the coast. 60s and 70s. it looks like back to night and morning fog. a warmup thursday, friday. a cooldown on the weekend. looks like we're done with tropical air for a little bit. >> wow. it's been unusual. >> yeah. >> very strange. >> people don't like this humidity. i'm sure you are hearing a lot about this. >>> the newest version of apple's iphone could be unveiled soon. when it could be unveiled and the fee chaurs it's expected to -- features it's expected to include. >>> stocks higher. the

. >>> we have thunderstorms around reno moving away and there is where the activity will be again today coming into downtown with clouds and mid-to-upper 50's west portal and portrero hill through the ferry ending and across the golden gate bridge and 61 headed to downtown the financial district at 60. we are in the upper 50's around san leandro palo alto and saratoga and upper 50's around american cap wherein and petaluma and 60 in half moon bay. from the exploritorium, clouds and coastal drizzle and warming trend for the week end. >> this morning, it is going to ever have been wait slower than yesterday because of the prez being stronger today. 60's at the coast, and 70 is more dominant than the 80's in most of our neighbors because of the cooler freeze. we will head to the south and mid-80's around los gatos and morgan hill and mid-to-upper 70's in the rest of the south bay such as 78 in san jose and the peninsula is low-to-mid 70 and odd wood could make it to 77. mid-60's along the coast into downtown and sausalito is possibly 67 and low-to-mid 70's through wine country where they a

pretty good size hail up there. 70 up in reno. occasionally higher clouds. the fog bank is there. it's not as extensive today, this morning i should say. and that really did cool areas down a little bit. today bump it right back up. really hot inland. nice to mild to warm around the bay. 100s for many year. if not you will be close. 80s for others. 60s closer to the coast. water temperatures cool a little bit. hottest day will be today. it does look cooler sunday. we'll take that into early next week. >>> a spare the air advisory is in effect as parts of the bay area will see triple digit temperatures. air quality officials issued the alerts when ozone pollution is forecasted to reach unhealthy levels. they recommend people walk, bike, or car pool to work. >>> a couple of lanes on the golden gate bridge that were closed over night will reopen at 5:00 this morning. in a couple of minutes, crews are restripping lanes and making modifications to a toll plaza. the northbound curb side lane will also be closed from 9:00 tonight as late as 7:00 tomorrow morning. the entire bridge will b

critical fire weather will be continuing there with chances of thunderstorms in reno. 32 degrees. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for watching. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. an evening with angelique kidjo, has both a new cd out called "eve," inspired by humanitarian work in kenya as well as an auto biography entitled "spiert rising." we are glad you joined us. conversation with angelique kidjo coming up right now.

burning man is held every year in the black rock desert 100 miles northeast of reno.e are attending this year. >>> an hiv-positive man in san diego county is accused of knowingly exposing other men to the virus. prosecutors say 29-year-old thomas guerra exposed at least two dozen men. a san diego tv station obtained a crime report which has disturbing messages including, of course he thinks i'm neg. followed by a smiley face. and a comment from one of his accusers, a long-term boyfriend whose identity is being protected. >> i didn't know who i'm living with. i don't know who i have fallen in love w i honestly feel like i'm living some crazy lifetime movie. >> guerra could face felony charges if prosecutors can prove he infected others intentionally. >>> at 5:55 right now, a wildfire shut down a busy highway in santa clara county overnight. in the next half-hour, the effort to contain the flames and why it could impact holiday traffic. >> after a 20 hour pit stop, hundreds of passengers are now on their way to hawaii. we'll tell you what interrupted their vacation comi

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this farmland from reno doesn't look like much now, but while the cows have been roaming, the electric car company has already poured concrete. the $5 billion gig factory will employ 6500 people. this is not a done deal yet. tesla says other states including california are still in the running. >>> tonight as fans are hoping it better be worth it. big shocker today. oakland traded one of its most popular players. dennis? you had a chance to let this sink? what do you think? >> ly reserve judgment until october and see how far the as can take this thing. they found themselves in the biggest arms race since the cold war today obtaining a great pitcher but the cost. they got jon lester and jonny gomes from the red sox in exchange for yoenis cespedes who had 66 home runs and two- and-a-half seasons with the as . cespedes was the a's most well rounded player. you may remember last month, had that incredible throw in anaheim to get the runner at the place. big loss. but this is about giving them a chance in baseball. lester is what they hope will be the final piece of a world series puzzle.

similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if you know where you are going u you can enjoy it. crossing it to the other side of the river. before you're going this beautiful land up here, that is -- those are all the fort circle parks. i often give this to the national capital planning commission when they had a hea

even this past hour, up to about 55 in just really the past hour from up towards just south of reno down just north of fresno. an upper level system is making its way towards the coastline. that's why we have all the cloud cover, especially right up against the coast. down in the south bay, a hazy look. comfortable in the 70s. in san francisco, that's where we have the fog and low clouds. it's been like this all day long. that marine layer pushed up against the coast because of that system making its way in. that's why we have the increased marine layer and also the chance of thunderstorms in our sunday forecast. we'll show you what it looks like from space. you can see the swirl, that area of low pressure spinning towards the coast, not very defined and it doesn't really show up that well. the thing to note here, as it's moving towards the coastline, all these thunderstorms just erupt. that's what's going to happen tomorrow. for us, it's going to mean a very slight chance of thunderstorms. not everybody's going to see the rain. kind of like what we had last weekend with this monsoon moi

but there's no reason to knock as tore reno especially when you have a talented guy. >> he's the westchesternty executive. that's not exactly a republican stronghold. >> right. >> yet he managed to win in 2010. >> twice he's won in a democratic area. twice he's shown he can get minority support, latino spurt, black support, democratic support. anyone who gets to know him will he's a formidable communicator with a strong message. it's way too early to write this guy off. >> how do you explain this christie behavior, jason? >> it's tough. he's almost aggressively indifferent. we don't pay for landslides he said to the press. >> why? >> he has a sort of nonaggression pact with governor cuomo of new york who is astorino's rival. it's a thank you. christie is thanking governor cuomo for not speaking out against him on the bridgegate scandal that christie has been going through. that's the thinking. they've reached some sort of deal where christie is not going to support the man challenging cuomo 0. >> is there a political downside? >> i think there's a huge downside, paul. conservatives already h

kind of a westerly dreeks. 85 in reno. 85 in ukiah. 83 in sacramento. everyone is close. fog will be back tonight into tomorrow as the system moves into the north. a few degrees cooler today. fog, sun, warm, even mild by the coast. water temperatures continue to be about 64 even with the fog, the coast is not that cool. 96 clearlake but a lot ofle os throughout marin county and sonoma and napa into santa rosa. to the east bay, lower 90s. 94 in brentwood. other areas such as concord and livermore are down about 4, 5. oakland at 75. near average for this time of year. santa clara valley, low 90s. but a lot of 80s including downtown san jose at 82. 60s on the coast. 70s the peninsula. 83 palo alto. 84 woodside and mountain view at 82. it looks like a cooler pattern into friday/saturday. a little warmup sunday into the holiday weekend. any questions. >> no. i think it looks great. >> we didn't plan this. >> we did not plan this. >> it sounds like it will be a great holiday weekend weatherwise. >> for us it looks good. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> joan rivers is now at a new

reno is the front runner for the factory. tesla confirming its been grading property east of reno since june, but says this is not a final decision. the $5 billion factory will supply batteries for its new electric cars by 2020, the plant could employ 6500 people. >>> gopro shares fell 11% after the san mateo company reported earnings. gopro reported a bigger quarterly los than ever before. opening the nasdaq and the video provided by gopro. last year the company's net loss was more than $5.1 million. gopro says it spent $34 million so far in research and development on new cameras. that's where a lot of the money went in the loss. shares fell. the monthly job's numbers due out in 15 minutes. it's going to affect the markets today. jackie deangelis live at cnbc world headquarters, good morning. >> good morning to you, that's right, everyone keeping an eye on the job figures. for a moment, a lower open on wall street. after stocks sold off sharply yesterday. the dow had the worst day since early february. it's worth monthly de

reno appears to be front runner for the battery factory. tesla has grading property just east of reno since june, but says that isn't a final discussion. the $5 billion factory will supply batteries for its electric cars. they could employ 6500 people. >>> we're just a minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. gopro fell 11% after the earnings report yesterday. the first time they an earnings report since going public. here they are on their first day of trading on the nasdaq. gopro reporting a bigger quarterly los than ever before, $20 million. last year the company's net loss for the whole year was about five million. gopro will spend $34 million for the new cameras. that's where the money went. shares falling $42.70. >>> tech company shuttles will start paying up in san francisco today. today is the start of an 18 month test program charging shuttle companies for a stop in the city. in return, they'll be legally allowed to share designated bus stops. though some of the shuttles have to change routes to avoid the busiest stops. p