he was in the welding class in el reno. probably every year he graduates about 100 inmates from el reno and gets them ready to get a job immediately upon release. there is also kenny evans. he is also nonviolent did -- nonviolent serving life without parole for crack. he has been in there since 1993. when i left, he was a ged teacher. at the time he was a ged teacher, he the most highest graduation rate el reno is ever had. there's a guy in there named preacher. he has left. he is not there no more. they called him preacher because he preached sermons on sunday. he is a bigger congregation in the free world preachers that come in. there are some great people in there. juan: we're also joined by maya schenwar, editor at truthout and author of "locked down, locked , out: why prison doesn't work and how we can do better." she's joining us from chicago. welcome. your reaction to the president's visit to a federal prison? >> well, i think first of all we have to of knowledge this is unusual and commendable. it is interesting tha

c. >> you got to reno and what happened? >> i was picked up at the airport. i was driven, which was, that's what i was expecting. we kept driving out of the city. and i knew that the hotel where i was supposedly getting this coaching and supposedly staying was in the city of reno. and i asked the driver and he said, oh, well, mr. cosby, there's been a change of plans. he was offered a ranch house by a friend of his. this gives him privacy. again, no one thought at the time, this was mr. jello pudding pop. no one thought anything funky about this. he had called our home. spoken with myself, my parents. we had no idea there was anything to be the least bit concerned about. >> and when you got there and you finally saw him, what happened? >> he answered the door in his casual clothes, his sweats and everything. just as friendly as he had been on the phone. and i had prepared a monologue which all actresses do. and i did my monologue for him and thought did i an okay job. he wasn't too impressed. he said let's try a cold read. so he gave me a script. and i read t

he visited the el reno correctional institution near oklahoma city, becoming the first sitting president to visit the federal prison. the president met with inmates and walked past cells with big gray doors, to address the social and financial cost that incarcerated millions of americans, many of them latino an black. why contractual justice reform has attracted bipartisan mowms. firsmomentum. first though, look at pictures that have helped exacerbate the prison problems, five times high are than nation's prison population in 1980. the surge mostly flks changes in sentencing laws in the 1980s and 90s, those laws are a key reason that although the united states accounts for less than 5% of the world's population it now has more than 20% of the globe's prison population. president obama this week said the $80 billion the united states spends every year on incarceration comes at the expense of more effective ways of deterring crime. he challenged congress to pass a bipartisan spending proposal, of course that's not going to happen but there is broad support for doing something to reduce how

various reports of hail and flash flooding around the reno area. this is going to continue if you are traveling up to tahoe or even up to reno. flash flood watch until 9:00 tonight. at least those thunderstorms are producing rain which we certainly can use here in the state. ocean temperatures in the low to mid-60s. six to eight degrees above average. a beautiful view there. see the clouds advancing. 69 in oakland. mid-70s around san jose. 64 in half moon bay. narrow range of temperatures from mid to upper 60s at the host to 80s inland. mt. tam showing you the marine layer. it's 80 in fairfield. 78 in concord and livermore. get used to this. felt a little sticky earlier in the dey. now starting to feel the normal weather in the bay area. drier weather. fog over the golden gate bridge. mild and muggy still overnight. spotty drizzle with dry and mild conditions for your friday through sunday time period. here's the low pressure system that is really keeping the pattern mild. not just the ocean water but also along the coastline. it's moving to shore.

more reno is now recovering in the hospital. he'll face. >> pope francis is scheduled to fly to bolivia today in the second leg of his south american tour. before mass yesterday the pontiff spent a few minutes taking selfies with disabled children in keto. the pope encouraged young latin americans to lead the way in protecting the environment. francis said the faithful have an obligation to care for earth. >>> philadelphia is preparing for pope francis' visit in the fall. stay up to date on all the planning with our special twitter account. follow at 6abc pope for the latest on the world meeting of families. >> new on "action news," police or people in a new york city suburb are on the lookout for a small cat that acts more like a man eating tiger. the cat already attacked at least two people in rockland county plus some dogs. police believe the cat has rabies. they consider the threat so serious they sent out reverse 911 calls. it hasn't been seen in awhile so authorities now wonder if it has since died. >> 6:27 now. a former e

reno the graves of young german-italian soldiers who died there of their wounds in a p.o.w.neral patent training his desert warriors to take on north africa. and that's who supplied the prisoners for the prison camps the captured troops from north africa, from italy, from sicily. it was a remarkable time because on the road there wasn't civilian traffic. we were not making automobiles for civilians. there was tire rationing gasoline rationing. the whole nation was involved in the war and so was route 66 filled with troop convoys or gis hitchhiking home for one last visit before getting shipped out. the war ended 1945 and what happened? america had prosperity of course. and the gis came home. and where did they come home to? they came home to the gi bill that they got to go to college they got to buy a house at a good rate.

reno mayor posted on social media, quote, i did not order that the american flag be taken down. i have asked that the flag be put back immediately. the american flag was up by late evening. >>> finally, a dangerous and expensive selfie. a san diego man tried to take a self-portrait with a rattlesnake, but the snake had other ideas. >> my eyes were off to the side. >> doctors depleted the supply of anti-venom from two different hospitals treating him. all he has to show for the encounter is a $150,000 hospital bill. >>> this is a fox news alert. the head of the house committee monitoring the irs is not giving up on his mission to hold someone accountable for the tax agency's targeting of conservative groups based on ideology. a news conference held a few moments ago on capitol hill. mike emanuel is here with the story. >> good evening. in a new 30-page letter to president obama, a house chairman and his gop colleagues are calling for the irs commissioner to be removed from his job. he says the commissioner has obstructed investigations including a failure to produce up to 24,000

reno mayor posted on social media, quote, i did not order that the american flag be taken down.e asked that the flag be put back immediately. the american flag was up by late evening. >>> finally, a dangerous and expensive selfie. a san diego man tried to take a self-portrait with a rattlesnake, but the snake had other ideas. >> my eyes were off to the side. >> doctors depleted the supply of anti-venom from two different hospitals treating him. all he has to show for the encounter is a $150,000 hospital bill. >>> this is a fox news alert. the head of the house committee monitoring the irs is not giving up on his mission to hold someone accountable for the tax agency's targeting of conservative groups based on ideology. a news conference held a few moments ago on capitol hill. mike emanuel is here with the story. >> good evening. in a new 30-page letter to president obama, a house chairman and his gop colleagues are calling for the irs commissioner to be removed from his job. he says the commissioner has obstructed investigations including a failure to produce up to 24,000 e-mail

it comes to us from the cbs affiliate in reno, nevada.oman there, andy gorvaro doing a story on amazon.com, her co-anchor, john potter chimed in with quite a story of his own. >> amazon is worth more than the nation's biggest retailer. the online store valued at $264 billion. at last check, wal-mart was valued at $234 billion. >> you know why? because they sell sex toys and wal-mart can't or won't sell sex toys. amazon does. a friend of mine works in the warehouse. he says they sell a ton of them. i am just telling you how it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know we are on the news while you're talking. what the hell is happening in reno. any of you watch the new caitlyn jenner show last night? a lot of people did watch it. last night on e! "i am cait." i watched it. i have to say my favorite part of the show when kim and kanye showed up in the middle of the show. kanye scored a lot of points for supporting bruce jenner's transition to caitlyn jenner. showed a friendlier side of him. it was nice of him to agree to be part of the

so, a great opportunity to reno new our hope in the impossible dream because we saw the impossible dream become the realty of today and now we have to then believe and do everything we can to make sure the united nations can fulfill its fundamental man date. let me introduce someone in the 4front of making all these things come to pass in the united states congress. the leader of san francisco and congress, nancy pelosi, my good friend and fellow-i don't want to say fellow immigrant to san francisco. like everyone else on this stage. >> thank you very much governor brown. on behalf of the congress of the united states it is my prev lgbt to bring greetings and congratulation tooz all you gathered here on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the creation of the united nationsism many more of my colleagues would be here but at the moment they are accomp 19 president obama to charleston sourth carolina to be there and morn the loss suffered this last week in that community. we do that sitting here in this city hall, a place that has been the scene of a hate crime too, over 37 years ago an

a system enhances the fog bank, look at the activity yesterday, carson city and reno, tahoe, truckeeto the central and southern sierra. things die down at night, they lose the heat source. a fog bank along the coast. sunny, breezy, it will be cooler inland, 90s and one hundreds in lake county, not today. 60s, 70s and 80s, inland temps below average for this time of the year. cooler into thursday, we turn around friday we'll be warmer on the weekend. today will be good. >> how about the coast? >> there's fog there. >> i know folks heading to the beach today. >> there's pockets where there's banana belt. >>> 4:19 is the time. an arizona bride walks down the aisle of a surgery floor of a hospital. >> seems unlikely place for a wedding, that's where the phoenix couple rybatsed. they were -- reunited. >> that's as soon as we saw one another, i couldn't think of anything else. i blocked her out of my mind to focus on my patient. >> when we found out we were both i did versed and our paths could realigned that was it. >> the ceremony was at 6:30 yesterday morn and led by a friend and cowork

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reno. more thundershowers tomorrow and more next couple days as the dying hurricane starts to throw moisture north, mainly for southern california but some could slip north. we will talk about that tomorrow and saturday. mark will be in here. you can see the fog and low clouds. working their way towards the golden gate bridge and treasure island. winds and temperatures are up. 84 fairfield. 83 concord. winds are blowing. right? west 24 miles per hour. it is typical summer day. we haven't been able to say that very often. usually we get these pattern that stick and they have been off. tomorrow morning, fog forecast. not much. friday morning. the fog burns off. back to the beaches. you get 100s in the central valley. nots of 90s around here. like today but cooler around the bay. the story is the low-pressure system. really hanging out up there for the summer. it will drop down south into the weekend and more clouds will come in and temperatures trend down. tomorrow, friday, classic summer day

reno was 101. even sacramento was 107. how about 113 in redding. one of the hottest places in the entire country. today 15 -- 115. we'll cool it off down to about 107 by friday. it looks to stay hot throughout the region. there's not a ton of relief out there. montana gets hotter. for anyone else traveling across the counted today, scattered strong storms from missouri into tennessee. much of the country looks 100 in salem and oregon and portland topping out in the upper 90s. broken record. >> what a way to kick off july. >>> you won't believe just how busy isis is on social media. plus, a new document dump of hillary clinton's e-mails. what happened to your hair? i got it. walgreens has all you need to keep it all under control. from a little touch-up... come on, guys! to finding that perfect finishing touch... to making memories at the touch of a button. all without missing a beat. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense revlon ultra hd™ lipstick while traditional lipstick

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he visited the el reno correctional institution near oklahoma city, becoming the first sitting presidentsit the federal prison. the president met with inmates and walked past cells with big gray doors to address the social and financial cost that incarcerated millions of americans, many of

." >> it's all about helping people do a mild reno and stage their home to sell it quick for top dollarnd move on to a house that works for the family. >> reporter: real estate expert drew assesses the properties. he estimates this home will sell as-is for $575,000 a lot less than what chris and beth are hoping for. can contractor designer jonathan's upgrades get them the price they want? what do you need to do to this house? >> oh boy. >> whoo! >> what don't we need to do to this house? >> we're doing a light applicationover on the entire house. that's going to involve, my goodness ripping over walls. it's going to involve, you know cabinets and tile and all kinds of stuff. >> reporter: while jonathan gets down to demo work drew takes the couple on a parade of homes. >> this is just a bonus area but this would be a great big dining room. >> oh! that i really like. >> red, blue purple, and green lights flashing. you can dance in the mirror. >> friday night date night. >> there you go. >> reporter: jonathan swings the power tools. drew sports the power suits. >> jonathan likes to get dir

if you're headed to the reno/tahoe area, even cheaper. you might want to wait and fill up over there. it's about $3.25 a gallon. >> lot of people i know are heading out to tahoe this weekend. allie rasmus, live from emeryville, thank you. >>> didn't take long for san francisco police to track down illegal fireworks in the chinatown area last night. ktvu's amber lee says it was less than 15 minutes into her ridealong with a police lieutenant when undercover officers caught three young men who just purchased illegal fireworks. police confiscated about 1000 pounds of illegal fireworks from a variety store on grant avenue. this undercover operation will continue through the fourth of july. >> we have teams of officers that are working the fireworks seasons in chinatown. most of our officers are either fallen individuals or trying to solicit those purchasing fireworks. >> last night's bust was the second in three days. three men were arrested on monday for sale and possession of illegal fireworks at another store in chinatown. >>> well, a crai

but, because i didn't make the team and i hadn't audition for the play, reno was nice enough to gives. but the first was -- because art comes to life -- the person who opens the show is "the thinker." the statue "the thinker." >> seth: sure, rodin's thing. >> yes. which is made of green marble. so i went from hopes of being star baseball player on my high school baseball team to wearing a speedo covered in green paint, singing in my then 13-year-old falsetto boy voice. [ laughter ] i was a little emasculated. >> seth: yeah. i feel like the theater community was punishing you. i think that thought well, if you thought you'd be a baseball player, why don't you come on our show and just think about it. [ laughter ] think about your choices. >> yeah. think about what you've done. [ applause ] >> seth: your fifth season on "snl." they celebrated it with this crazy show. >> for me! >> seth: yeah. >> it was so nice of them. >> seth: they brought everybody back. >> tom hanks showed up! [ light laughter ] such a good guy. yeah, this season was insane. >> seth: did the season have the weight o

there was hardly any breeze at all. 90s, 100s through the interior k 84 up in truckee. 90 in reno. 100 las vegas. all of that cloud cover in southern california holding temps there in the 90s. it's very humid. fog on most of the coast pulling off on part of it. the higher clouds are there but not enough to cut off the temps. the clouds might make it better. by tomorrow, though, it looks like the combination of high clouds mid-level clouds maybe some rain in the mix and also a fog bank which will be starting to generate a little bit more oomph will start to give us a cooling trend. it will carry us into the weekend. a lot of difference on the temps. 60s, 70s, 80s by the water and then 90s and 100s and you add the humidity in there as well because the higher clouds coming up from arizona, also from baja. that threes the humidity into the mix. i still think some areas are gonna top out around about the same but maybe cooler than yesterday. not much consolation. more clouds to the south. not as hot there but still rather toasty. 60s on the coast. 70s, 80s to near 90s. tomorrow we'll cloud

we are told he is a 22-year-old man from reno.says he was separated from his friends and then injured his knee to the point that he could not walk. he is expected to be just fine. >>> well, a bold move for the boy scouts. tomorrow, the organization will reverse a long standing policy banning gay scout leaders. the organization began allowing the scouts a little over a year ago but continued to keep out gay leaders. boy scout president and former defense secretary admit today is time for a change. >> we must deal with the world as it is, not as we might wish it would be. the status quo in our members, movement membership standards can can not be sustained. >> it does not totally lift the ban, though. church-run troops will still be allowed to use their own discretion. >>> big soda is suing san francisco tonight to try to stop the city from slapping warning labels on ads for sugar drinks. the city approved an ordinance notices on billboards, bus signs, other ads, warning that add sugar can lead to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.

they shut down a highway between sacramento and reno. >>> interstate 10 is the link between los angeles and arizona. the bridge collapsed some days ago leaving some drivers stranded. >>> bland was alefted after a traffic stop escalated into an argument. she was found dead. >> the cause of death was a hanging. the evidence was a suicide. what we have found supports those findings. the autopsy also revealed bland had marijuana in her system. bland's family ordered an independent autopsy. >>> this morning turkish warplanes hit targets in syria. they hit three isis targets across the border including two suspected command centers. on thursday turkey allowed the u.s. to use their airspace to launch attacks on the terrorist group. >>> republican critics of the deal to curtail iran's program got into it with secretary john kerry. senator bob corker told him they had been fleeced. >> to those who are thinking about opposing the deal because of what might happen in the year '15, '16, '20, remember if we walk away your '15 or '16 or '20 starts tomorrow. >> the deal will take effect unless congres

a big rig traveling near reno, nevada, is blown over like a sail, shocking the 72-year-old driver. >>pened? why am i off the ground? and i had no idea that a wind could do that, could move that truck that easy. apparently it did. >> it's december 2008, and truck driver dean hicks from grand rapids, michigan, enters the washoe valley with an empty truck. he's on his way to nearby carson city to reload. >> i did not feel any wind at all. no wind that would scare me or give me any indication that there was danger there. >> hicks has never ridden in the washoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in these parts when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late.

yesterday, amazing pictures out of reno county. obviously tornado and funnel cloud to the north. this was captured many angles. thankfully it was over the corn fields and didn't do much damage at all. yesterday, 500 reports of wind damage. this is flash flood areas. way too much rain in kansas missouri, indiana and now kentucky. today, more bad weather over kentucky. enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms. yesterday we had a moderate risk. this is a huge area memphis, raleigh, washington d.c. baltimore. everywhere in between a chance of severe weather and flash flooding. wind damage is the greatest threat. we have impressive heat. today, we're going to be 110 in a few spots including little rock, memphis and column be bybiacolumbia south carolina. >> we'll be back with more on the deal reached with iran. stay with us. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! after we are all inside for a while it gets pretty stuffy. when dad opens up the window what's the first thing he does? the tobin stance. but when we open up the windows you can see th

obama is going to meet with prison officials and inmates at el reno federal correctional institution near oklahoma city. earlier in the week he told the naacp too many minorities and low level drug offenders are landing behind bars. >> do we really think is it makes sense to lock so many people alone in tiny cells for 23 hours a day for months, sometimes for years at a time? that is not going to make us safer. >> the president's visit to the federal prison comes after he just commuted the sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders earlier this week. many were in prison for 20 years, some for life. >>> a news conference on an iran nuclear deal took an unexpected turn when the president was asked about bill cosby. the president says he would not comment on the specific case, but did say this. >> if you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape. >> the comment came after a reporter asked about efforts to revoked cosby's medical of freedom award. it was awarded in 2002 by president george w.

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the president is scheduled to meet with officials in el reno federal correctional institute in oklahoma later this morning and echo many of the themes he talked about in philadelphia on tuesday on his push to overhaul the criminal justice system. >>> one of the republicans hoping to replace president obama is chris christie and calling for changes in the criminal justice system and today use camden as an example what have is working. matt delucia is joining us live. matt, why camden? >> this is a city long time had a problem with crime. the governor trying to change that and a lot of programs in effect under this governor's term so he will tout that later on today pooh. chris christie will speak today and this one is focusing on criminal justice reform. his campaign touts that throughout governor accuracy'schristie's career he is focused on drug treatment and addiction and helping nonviolate criminals back into society and keeping the violent criminals off the street. we mentioned president obama's speak and president clinton spoke at the naacp convention in philadelphia earlier in the

barack obama became the first sitting president to visit inside of federal prison today he touredel reno federal constructional institution of means of pressing his case for criminal justice reform and met with a group of inmates and later said that their mistakes were not that different from the mistakes that he made. >> on health check at 11 philadelphia housing authority is banning smoking at all of its buildings that will affect 80,000 residents across the city and the vote came tonight and the policy will take effect august 5. pha says violators will be asked to attend counseling 'and could face eviction. one third of pha residents smoke or live with a smoker. >>> tonight's weather was perfect for the opening of an annual popup park in center city philadelphia. eakins oval transformedp into the oval. there's something for everybody from food trucks for the grown ups to sand box for kids and even a giant chess board. overall will be on through august 23. and the weather was just perfect for opening sglont that it was. >> if you will be down in around center city you want to go to dil

hundreds of lightning strikes in the greater lake tahoe area with the flash flood watch posted for reno to the east but meanwhile i wanted to share that with you because it's wraparound moisture so from the high sierra it could drift back over here into the north bay. look at the widespread rain showers from clearlake all the way into bodega bay at this hour. petaluma is hearing raindrops on the rooftops. and that drizzle that dana was reporting, that's in novato at this hour. this is incredible. this is our live weather camera atop mount vaca. and this rain is all associated with the marine layer. so it gives you a good indication it's marched inland at least a good 50 miles. temperatures currently in the 60s and now 70 in livermore. it's 62 in san francisco. we are seeing this heavy drizzle from a marine layer that's been roughly about 3,000 feet deep. and it has surged inland. we will see some sunny breaks today and that makes the air mass unstable. and we'll still keep a chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon forecast -- we have the core the center of the area of low pressure aro

with law enforcement officials and six inmates as he toured the el- leano federal correctional -- el-reno federal correctional institute another oklahoma city. >> a primary driver of this mass incarceration phenomenon is our drug laws are mandatory minimum sentencing around drug laws. and, we have to consider whether this is the smartest way for us to both control crime and rehabilitate individuals. >> earlier this week the president commuted the sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders who he said had been given punishments that didn't fit their crimes. >>> former president george h.w. bush is in fair condition at a hospital in maine after falling and breaking a bone in his neck yesterday. this happened at his summer home and so far doctors say it's too early to speculate as to when the 91-year-old will be released from the hospital but when he is doctors say he will wear a neck brace. mr. bush is the oldest living former president. >>> plans to build a new stadium for the oakland raiders take another step forward. who leaders are expected to meet with today. a slight warm-up for parts

and low-to-mid 70s in san diego and los angeles and you can check out the three day forecast up to reno or lake tahoe flooding is possible and that is the last day of thunderstorms. leyla? >> i will take you back to doyle drive because we have this closure and you will see the purple mark in one direction. it is closed in both directions an indication of the closure of doyle drive between the golden gate bridge to lombard. it should be all purple indicating full closure. doyle drive is closed for the entire weekend to re-open on monday at 5:00 a.m. possibly sooner but plan for 5:00 a.m. if you come off the golden gate bridge you can use the bridge today and find detours. you have highway one getting you into to city. there are other ways as well. >> 4:55 two arkansas firefighters are okay after an explosion moments after they went inside a burning home. it was captured on camera. a back draft blew out insulation from the attic on to the street and it happened wednesday night. a mother and her 18-month-old baby were living in the louse and they made it out before the explosion and were t

the president is scheduled to meet with officials and inmates at el reno federal correctional institute in oklahoma later this morning and he is expected to touch on many of the themes he talked about in philadelphia on tuesday in his push to overhaul the criminal justice system. there are also calls for change to the criminal justice system from the other side of the aisle. today chris christie will deliver a speech on the topic using camden as a backdrop. matt delucia is live in camden. a lot of talk about reforming the system this week. what do we expect today? >> reporter: all of those conversations have been happening in our area as well. camden is the backdrop for this one considering that chris christie is the governor of this state. this will be his fifth policy speech since announcing his run for president. the focus is on criminal justice reform in the christie campaign. it touts throughout the governor's career he is focused on drug addiction and treatment but today is helping nonviolent offenders get back into society while keeping the violent criminals off the street. this

look up around reno and to the south you can see the thunderstorms already starting to erupt while we are quiet here. most of the activity is going to be in the high country again. we will focus our attention on the winds and look at this, live doppler hd showing double digit its but for mountain view at eight miles per hour and san jose at three and half moon bay is one of slower spots at eight. 2:00 this afternoon to 10:00 could be a bumpy ride home if you take the ferry to vallejo or to san rafael not of the -- east of the golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge. you can see the sunshine along the north bay coast that is it and everyone else is going to be cloudy. while the rest of us the sunshine is tempered by the winds. already 77 in san ramon one of warm spots and 76 in livermore and areas that received sunshine first but you can see clouds at half moon bay and san francisco and oakland and san mateo and that is why we are stuck in the 60s. this trough is going to reinforce the cool and dry air and kick up the breezes this afternoon and they will reach all of us and that

brian cashman will call up louie self reno. victor cruz got some work in full team reps. manning shrugging off talk of contract concern over his negotiations, instead he says they're focused on making the playoffs. >> we want to get back to winning games and making playoffs and giving ourselves opportunity to win chips this year. >> i'm extremely excited for what we have coming up, and the guys that we have, and how everything looks. it looks like it's going to be a great year. >> from the giants to the jets. yesterday sheldon richardson told his teammates, don't worry about my name being in the news again. hours later, his name was back in the news after driving 143 miles per hour with a 12-year-old in the car. only will face misdemeanors. the jets say they'll offer help. >> if it happens two times in that kind of time span, you are more worried about sheldon the man than sheldon the player. that's the biggest thing. you have children, you say things, they're going to disappoint you. you've got to come back. right now i'm worried about getting him help. >> that wraps a b

thunderstorms are firing up from the sierra nevada heading toward the reno area where they are reporting torrential rain. flash flood warnings for the specific areas due to the heavy rain in the area and flash flood watches, which include south lake tahoe until 9:00 tonight. some areas are getting rain. obviously, we will take it at this point. mild conditions in santa cruz, who is why people are out and about enjoying as the kids are out of school. 65 in san francisco. oakland, 68. mid-70s in san jose. 81 in morgan hills. the high so far, mid-60s in pacifica. you can see the sun there. really, quite comfortable in most areas. 80 in santa rosa. 80s for concord livermore. beautiful view from the east bay hills camera. we continue to see the mid to high level clouds. we call it cloudy areas overnight. the mild afternoon this week with a drizzle possibility wednesday into thursday morning. satellite radar shows why the hot weather is not in the picture. this area of low pressure off the coast, stationary for now keeping the inland areas cooler than average for this time of year as it keeps

. >>> beautiful day off i-980 on the way to reno.of famers tim brown, marcus allen, along with other athletes and celebs making the trek to truckee california for the seventh annual gene upshaw memorial golf tournament. it raises money for cancer programs and traumatic brain injury research a cause the late offensive lineman's friend are happy to take up. >> a great person, a leader a mentor to me and a lot of other guys out there. how can you say no? >> that's it for sports. more news coming up after the break. ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! with the fastest speeds to the most homes, the company that keeps making fast faster is doing it again. introducing multi-gig speeds from xfinity. the future of awesome. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪] now ba

from around the state and from around the country will make its way down 880 northbound to the our renofrom a stake in the country here or call--or call >>jackie sissel: rv to you could take the bartended off on the coliseum station and walked over to it will be a long sad day in we will string of the memorial on the web page if you get a chance to watch and otherwise will be here all morning at my ring the situation. >>robin winston: you have more side offers a double blow to the ramp and stopped traffic completely until the entire procession rose through what a role to they were released the traffic that will happen from hey were continuing north into the city of oakland. >>robin winston: it is about a 15 to 20 minute drive it depends on what is happening at the time they're on to star on the mission and go north all the way down to a straight batters in hayward from pastry it will make a left and get on to the nimitz freeway continue north all the way into oakland to the arena. >>robin winston: we still have a lot of people getting onto the freeway at that point this will impact to 3

the 22-year-old man from reno said he got separated from his friends, injured his knee to the point wherelk. he's expected to recover. >>> experts are baffled over how a rarely seen whale washed up on a beach in massachusetts. the carcass of the deep sea weekend whale was found -- beekd whale was found friday in plymouth. has dark purple skin, slender snout. they are so rarely seen that biologists are now trying to determine the exact species. they say the whale has no scars or signs of trauma. >>> thousands turned out over the weekend to watch some of the world's best surfers. this is off the coast of orange county. was the opening for the u.s. open of surfing. the main event at huntington beach. the weather was spectacular with the surfing finals set for this coming sunday, runs all week. want to head south? where the waves are? go for it. >>> i want to give roberta some credit. you did something amazing yesterday. >> i cleaned my house. >> ran a half-marathon. >> yes. this was my third time for the san francisco marathon. it's the most fun i've ever had. good people out there, 25,000 p