reno also killed erickson's brother in the driveway. reno barricaded himself in the home and shot at police. he shot and killed himself in a wooded area behind the home. >>> health experts are joining the city council tonight to answer questions about the deadly legionnaires outbreak. how well did the city handle it, and what can be done to prevent something like this from happening again? ida siegal is in mont haven with a preview. >> reporter: and that public hearing is expected to get started in just under an hour. the fear of legionnaires here in the south bronx is very real. and so tonight the city is offering yet another opportunity for people to come out and ask their questions. this also comes as the governor announces this afternoon emergency regulations on the state level, part of which would require buildings with cooling towers to register with the state. that would be a mandate. also, those towers must be tested and inspected within 30 days. they're also offering a tip line phone number for anyone in the public to use if th

. >> almost two weeks into the siege, janet reno was sworn in as attorney general of the united stateshe situation in waco, she endorsed the fbi's plan to be patient and wait out the crisis. >> as the siege entered its third week, the fbi turned up the heat. >> waiting did not mean doing nothing. authorities bombarded the compound with noise and light. and sometimes cut the electricity and phones for hours at a time. then another major turning point. the fbi tactical team deployed tanks as a physical show of force. >> now i'm like, wow, this looks like a war zone. >> it seemed like during the siege, if we did what they asked the next thing the guys on the ground, the tactical team smashing out the vehicles and smashing up bulldozing the trees down. it's like every time we did it, comply with them, they were punishing us in one way or another. >> as the tension mounted and the press coverage grew, the siege drew both curious onlookers and protesters, many of them gun rights supporters. one of them named timothy mcveigh. two years later he would bomb the government building in oklahoma c

my friend, john, a columnist fo1 the reno journal.to see you. >> nice seeing you too, rachel. >> so donald trump's beautiful building in las vegas is the back drop today for martin o'malley criticizing him on union rights issue and his business practices there. what's the story of that hotel and the politics around that in. >> it is interesting. no one knew b much about any labor dispute at the trump international. it is not right on the strip. it is just off the strip. the culinary has been fighting with that hotel for a while now. there has been some complaints with the national labor relations board. you had two very smart things happen. first, the culinary announce at the beginning of the week that they would hold a march where they would get hundreds of activists. that would take place on friday. then martin o'malley did something very smart as you mentioned and decided to piggy back. there's about 500 workers there who want to organize. they say they've been stymied by the business practices at trump. so you had this confluence

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. >>> it hit 96 degrees in reno, nevada.at this, at the university of nevada in reno people turned out three hours early in the 96 degree heat to wait for bernie sanders. it's possible it was shadier in the parking garage, but still. look at this. people lined up across the campus waiting for bernie sanders to give his speech at reno tonight. senator from vermont, of course, has been drawing huge crowds, biggest crowds of the campaign season in either party, 28,000 people turned out to hear bernie sanders in portland, oregon, last week. more than 27,000 people turned out in l.a. 11,000 people in phoenix, arizona. bernie sanders continues to be his own phenomenon in this campaign. these outsized crowds, his persistent rise in the polls, and who knows what political thermo dynamics are here and how they might carry him but right now bernie sanders and these huge crowds, it's an amazing thing to watch and nothing else like it is happening in presidential politics. this event tonight, again, university of nevada at reno. we'll g

tonight in the bronx, top prospect luis self reno makes his debut against the red sox. last night the bombers exploded for nine runs in the seventh inning behind homers from brian mccann and chris young. yanks have scored 160 runs since july 1st, the most in the majors. 60-45, the second best record in the american league, five and a half games up in the division. >>> this morning joe girardi was busy in times square along with appetizer mobile. a sci-fi baseball app called portal ball. a portion of the proceeds benefit the catch 25 foundation. we caught up with joe, still flying high after his team's 13-run outburst last night. >> it's been a lot of fun through this streak. and, you know, last night i'm sitting in the bottom of the seventh saying if we can add one or two more it would be nice to this lead. and they put up a nine-spot, which, you know, i didn't expect. i would like our guys to continue to do that, because it makes my job a lot easier. >> finally just a quick thought on your excitement to see self reno pitch tonight. >> i'm excited. you pull for kids to

reno also opened fire on responding officers before getting into the house. hours later his body was found in a ditch behind the home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> new at 5:00, the state department says a search of hillary clinton's personal e- mails has found as many as 305 of those messages could contain classified information. the files need further review by federal agency. more than 1500 documents have been analyzed so far. mrs. clinton stands by her statement that no classified information was kept on her private e-mail server during her time at the state department. >>> encouraging economic news about china's currency, lifted stocks on wall street today. the dow rising 67 points closed at 17,545. the nasdaq climbing 43 points and the s&p 500 added 10 points. >>> we are learning more tonight about morgan freeman's murdered granddaughter. tonight we are hearing from an actor and producer who worked with her on her last film project. >>> plus the search for an accused rapist that police say raped a 7-year-old child. new information on why he wa

downstairs, the company's reno, nevada warehouse and distribution center sends its garments hither and yon. >> to be worn by rock and mountain climbers. skiers and snowboarders. surfers. trail runners. or folks who just want to dress as if they do all that stuff. >> reporter: and each day some of those clothes make their way back to reno, to what's billed as the largest clothing rehab facility in north america. >> they mess them up and we fix them up! behind me are 55 people, extending the life of our product for our customers. >> reporter: doug freeman is patagonia's chief operating officer. >> we want our customers to invest in great product and when it's worn out, we want to repair it for them. >> reporter: it doesn't sound economical for the company. >> i can understand why you would say that. but the way we view it is that we want to reduce consumption. >> reporter: that's what makes patagonia so odd --a supposedly anti-consumption corporation. since its founding in 1973, it's always had a so-called ironclad guarantee, including free repairs. but recently, the company ramped up it

. >> pam: napa reno national football league owners are in chicago to discuss the future of the raidersa but it doesn't look good for oakland as will lead exec slams the city proposal or lack there of it which means the raiders could soon be called in los angeles home. kron4 j.r. stone is the only bay area tv reporter in chicago for the tall he is now to break it all down. >> local committees have made commitments to move we are at a different point now. so up my guess is that the answer will be desperate--the answer would be yes. >> reporter: inside say he and the chargers' owner opened and closed at 30 minute presentation he would not say anything about it. marin of the raiders in charge and sharing a stadium plan. a former niners executive pushing this joint venture. talking why this move is so important for both teams. it will >> restore california the l.a. market creek to have to remember that these two facilities, predated in terms of accommodating football. >> reporter: executives with the leak has several comments about the city of oakland brett would talk more about that. we wi

it's over reno.ou can see where the tropical clouds, it's a pretty strong jet stream on this subtropical branch. the next system is there. it will be here late thursday into friday. saud, it's sunshine and warm -- today it's sunshine and warm temps. they you will have a lot of high clouds. for us, mostly sunny. it will be warmer for most. just patchy fog. upper 80s to 90s. 70s and 78 os around the bay. 8:02 now sal. we had an issue earlier. anything new or is it just slow traffic? >> well, the dumbarton bridge is still an issue, steve but now we have a new problem reported approaching the san mateo bridge. we have both those on our map here. the san mateo bridge motorcycle accident approaching the toll plaza westbound just before the toll plaza and the hayward fire department on the way. traffic is backed up. dumbarton bridge is a stalled dump truck that's been there for a bit. now it's getting to affect the nimitz freeway southbound. this is just a whole big mess. if you can avoid the dumbarton and

under orders from attorney general janet reno tried to gas the members out of the building. fire broke out and spread throughout, killing 76 people inside including david koresh. >> the beginnings are with a fellow by the name of victor hadas. he was bulgarian and therefore would have been orthodox church. he emigrated to illinois and here he visited a service of the seven-day adventist church, which emphasized its basic idea is the return of cleist -- christ, advent or second coming of christ. he was convinced by their teachings. so he left his original denomination, became a 7th day adventist, and he began to write his own literature and he the parent ique 7th day adventist church thinking they were not really conforming to the teachings of the church. that they had relaxed a lot. and so he wanted to reform the church. in the end the church rejected his proposals for reform and basically kicked him out of the church. so he started looking for sent place to go and out scouts and finally decided on this area near waco, texas. he was seen as kind of a divine figure like elija

. >> the janet reno justice under clinton said the assault weapons >> criminals don't care. that is the point. >> i can't think of a single place where a mass shooting occurred, where guns were allowed. these people look for fish in a barrel. we have milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, and leah gunn barrett. >> are gun laws useless? >> i don't know if that's the right question. the question is do we have the will to the enforce what is on the books. once we have that small segment of the population that uses a gun to take property or commit an assault or intimidate, then we'll make progress in this violence reduction effort, if that is the real issue, i think it's about a political agenda than anything else. >> what is the real issue? >> the go after the perpetrators of violence. those people on the street, with long criminal histories, previous gun violations, under arrest records that are wiped away or are dismissed for plea agreements. we are sending the wrong message to the perpetrators that something bad will be happening to them should be be caught committing a crim

host: that's daniel, reno, nevada. for a different opinion, we'll go to wayne waiting in shreveport, louisiana, line for republicans. wayne, good morning. i think you might disagree with the last caller, correct? caller: i disagree on climate change. you know i am about this. i only call in when i talk about climate change because i know it's the biggest scam, lie every put out in this country by obama. he lies. he's a hypocrite. and all he's doing is destroying america. that's part of his program to bring down the united states to his knees, and he ain't worried about -- all he wants to do is make that extra money, and his legacy is going to be the sorryiest legacy a president ever had. i mean, he going to tell you, you can keep it, all right? you believe that biggest lie ever told, climate change is the same category. host: wayne, can i ask you, do you think this is an issue that's going to be a big part of the 2016 campaign? are you hearing it in watching the candidates and listening to their positions on various is

it comes to us from the cbs affiliate in reno, nevada.rwoman 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'm just telling you how it is. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. wow. you know we're on the news, right, 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." premiered, tied for the number one spot on cable tv. 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 j

wizard world is serving cities nobody else is serving, reno, tulsa, still produce a show where no one else ventured there. >> what is it people can expect that they haven't seen. >> we have comic books, local artists, every movie fan. >> i have seen a few, they were interesting. give me an idea for you and your involvement, what have you been doing lately, what are you bringing to the convention? >> sure. i have been doing the convention since 19 off and on, 33 now. full-time job a year and a half. i bring prints and history of "star wars," ninja turtles, other characters, also doing sketch cards for sets. >> what you're doing sounds unique. is it something you developed? did you see some niche there or is there kind of like a number of people trying to do that? >> i think it is a different marketplace. a lot of people can make their own art, get on social media. people just like what they see. don't necessarily need to like a book you've done or book you have been part of. >> art is about expression. give us an idea how you express art and how it changes, how you adjust it depending

. >> reporter: every weekend journalism students from nevada reno meet in brian's dining room to crunchata drawn from splits departments across the country. he is the founder of a website and uses data to figure out how many are killed by police. there's no agency comprehensively tracking the number of people dying in police custody. >> these are the records coming from texas. >> the federal government tracks anything that matters, anything. the numbers of shoes sold, you know, rainfall in death valley, the fact that they collecting the information suggesting that is didn't matter. zeke edwards thinks the lack of data is unsettling. >> we need the data to know what police are doing not just this year and last year, but what happened before. are they shooting more people. are they disproportionately african-americans, >> reporter: it wasn't supposed to be like that. an act was past requiring from police to report any deaths. the law had no teeth, and when it expired several states decided not to participate. >> it's very patchy and is dependent on departments collecting the data and shar

. >> jason derulo gave us the exclusive about getting kicked off his flight from reno to l.a. on saturday. >> i'm just trying to tell the agent, can we go to this section so we don't cause a ruckus. they were like, all right, you got to get off the plane. i'm getting myself a jet. >> and britney spears showed off more than her fashion sense accepting the style award. two boys and niece. >> current candy girl fifth ar money presented the very fitting honor. >> a way of expressing yourself. >> and is 5-h getting a sixth member? well, not exactly. but hing taylor swift invite you on stage to sing your hit song "work it" is a great moment. >> a dream come true. 65,000 people in the stadium. she learn the choreography. >> seriously, a night we'll never forget. >> the fierce five scooped up three surfboards and here's what's cool. the girls mixed in pieces of clothing, shoes and accessories from their kohl's collection. >> it has the high neck and shoulder blades, which i think is really cool. i'm wearing candies shoes as well. >> it's honestly really, really comfortable. i tap danc

it was reno and athens before, the choice of -- tel aviv has been a controversy.hor: scores of people killed and wounded after a huge explosion at a warehouse holding toxic chemicals in china. hospitals in the city of tianjin have been overwhelmed by the number of people injured. experts have been sent to monitor the environmental fallout. the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a massive truck bombing at a busy market in baghdad. the attack struck a mainly shiite neighborhood at dawn. lawmakers are set to vote on the country's third international bailout. euros over5 billion three years. the prime minister's party has said they would vote against the deal. time for an update on the business news, and you are going to tell us more about the bank of china devaluing the currency for the third time this week? reporter: the people's bank of china devalued their currency by 1.1% against the dollar this thursday. they did come out and publicly defended their actions at a press conference. and luxuryexporters goods makers are worried about the impact of the deva

en instante empieza el tercer y Último encuentro de la serie entre los ases de reno, buscando ganar dosndo partido polÍtico al parecer le pagaron. reportera: fin de semana caluroso conocida vez tambiÉn les comento de la luna azul, toda la informaciÓn se la tengo al volver. ♪♪ leÓn: yo el fin de semana, milly nos habla de las temperaturas. milly: amigos buenas tardes como siempre su placer estar con ustedes hoy las mÁximas hemos alcanzado los 72 grados. dos encontramos dentro del promedio normal en un dÍa como hoy, el rÉcord 97 que fue en 1977 lo que se registren muchas felicidades aquÍ lo tiene, livermoore en los 85,78, hasta lo alto en los 77. temperaturas de acuerdo con esta temporada quÉ en lo que nos muestra la superficie? la alta presiÓn continÚa atrayendo esta humedad y lluvia hacia lo que son la sierra posibilidades de tormenta elÉctrica para el fin de semana a tomar sus precauciones esta noche les hago una cordial invitaciÓn, vamos a tenerlo una llena. es la segunda del mes, al fenÓmeno se le denomina luna azul, no precisamente por su color porque va mantener esa tonalidad gris

. >> i hope they have fun at their convention in reno. [laughter] reno. >> true. >> i know. listen, we've got to get ready -- and no dirty words. we'll save that for lisa [laughter] >> from 2 live crew.. >> he's here today. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. >> we've got a member of 2 live crew. >> oh, my goodness. >> luther campbell, who took a very important fight all the way to the supreme court way back when. >> he was fighting censorship, you know? he tells the story in a new memoir out tomorrow, it's called the book of luke: my fight for truth, justice and liberty city. >> welcome to good day new york, pal, how you doing? >> thank y'all for having me. >> did you know you were going to take it all the way to the supreme court to, like -- basically, your lyrics were not for kids at the time. >> no, it wasn't. i mean, the case that went to ca

from there, rookie luis zef reno went to work. he allowed only a run and earns his first big league win. yankees top the tribe 6-2. the mets placed lucas duda on the disabled list after his back locked up. but they started the dp.ay with the largest division lead in the national league, five games over the fading nationals. washington won for the third time in ten games. everything's turns up mets. meanwhile, mets and rockies tied at three, no outs in the third. juan uribe you are ree uribe slices this. now it's time to remind you that colorado has the worst e.r.a. as a staff in baseball. the pitcher singles in two runs, the mets bat a round in third with no outs. curtis grander son doubles in two more here for a 10-3 lead. this is ridiculous. in all, rockies starter chris rossen allowed 11 runs in two innings. mets were enjoying coors field. mets lead 14-9 in the ninth. hang on to that. what a night. >> talk two guys who still call it shea stadium so we are hopeful and keep it going. go mets. >> they keep playing in the rockies.

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he also had been soliciting investors to build a resort in reno, nevada, to be managed by a company calledmni financial. >> quite a bit of money that investors put into this scheme. and it ended up that actually the address for omni financial was in the middle of a desert. it was an old, deserted, shabby motel, vacant. >> the investment was a scam, and this created even more unhappy customers. >> authorities believe that money was probably the motive for michael prozumenshikov's murder. >> news of michael prozumenshikov's murder generated a number of potential leads, including one from employees of a local car wash. they said they had an odd encounter with a customer the morning after michael's body was found. >> a customer requested we get some hunting blood out of his trunk, which got us thinking a little bit. >> they said it was a brown mazda, and they gave police the license number, pnn-393. the car was registered to zachary persitz, a 39-year-old russian emigre who worked as a dam inspector for the state of minnesota. he was a friend of michael's. >> when he first met michael, he was

. >> reporter: the panels are made in reno. that goo is heated to 150 degrees and pumped in and very carefully transported upright to the construction site. >> we transport them upright because they do have viscous fluid and although that's very thick fluid, if we tilt them on their sides, there will be a little bit of settlement in the damper. >> reporter: the goal is simple. if the big one hits, this 274 bed hospital will remain open. >> this hospital will remain fully operational. >> the new california pacific medical center is scheduled to open in 2019 at a cost of about $2 billion. >>> today was the first test of the state's new earthquake warning system. the fgcs said it did what it's supposed to do but it's impossible to warn everyone because quakes travel so fast. people within 9 miles of the quake got no warning at all. that's because the shock waves have no time to get to the sensors. at 15 miles you get a three seconds heads up, at 25 miles seven seconds and people 50 miles away got a full 20 seconds to prepare. we h

they went to reno. ralph fancied himself the great baccarat player. he got fancy hotel rooms.had women come by. >> when questioned, ralph marcus said he knew nothing about nick howard's murder and claimed he had an alibi for the night of the crash. >> and he had his dying mother state that he was at home with her during that evening. >> but in marcus' home, investigators found evidence that marcus was somehow involved. >> when i walked into his bedroom, i noticed that he had all of the life insurance paperwork for nick howard spread out over the desk. as if he was working on the life insurance. >> it was clear the change of beneficiary forms were in nick howard's handwriting and were not forgeries. it appeared that nick and ralph marcus planned to defraud the insurance company. >> they had hatched a plan to fake nick's death, collect the insurance proceeds, and take the money down to south america or some location to live off of it. >> but this was all speculation. investigators had no proof of the scam or that marcus killed nick howard and crashed his car into the river. >> i

and you can see the drought right now is across the sacramento valley, lake tahoe and reno, in the exceptional category. we're going to see some hotter temperatures through this upcoming weekend as you'll see in the forecast. of course, that is not going to be good news for the drought. we still have a westerly wind in place, a little cloud cover filtering in, putting us at 66 in the south bay. east bay at 65. the coldest weather at 57. humidity at 79%, so we are beginning to see some recovery in the overnight hours from that fire danger. let's go into the morning forecast. what you'll find here wednesday morning is not a completely cloudy picture here from the north bay to the south bay. areas of sun with 58 degrees. 59 in san francisco and that typical fog and chilly in the north bay with 54. what i'm going to show you next is extremely frustrating. let's get to it. we have this storm system sitting offshore, and the counterclockwise circulation is helping to spin up some moisture, extremely close to california. this is just so hard to look at, because we want that rainfall here in californi

here is how jeb decided how to counterpunch today in reno. mr.ush: i will not play the game that everybody wants people running for president to do -- to say that another person is worse than another person or say a person's philosophy is not as good as mine. i want to unite our party to beat hillary clinton or whoever it might be to reverse the trends in this country. john: that is not counterpunching. this is rope-a-dope. my question for you is given that trump is throwing punches, and not taking any back how big , of a problem is that for jeb bush? mark: i think it's a huge problem. trump is going easy on everyone else, tough on bush. a new poll in iowa has trump winning. the polls are suggesting the debate did not kill him, maybe dented him a little. he can start doing paid ads against jeb. he can keep making jeb the embodiment of the establishment and has nobody to attack at this point. nobody else is doing particularly well. jeb has money in the bank and i think trump is trying to intimidate jeb and his super pacs from going after him. if t

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. >> reporter: in reno, nevada, 2011, ten spectators killed and 70 wounded. ramstein, germany, 1988, 67 dead. over 300 injured. and lviv, ukraine, 2002, 77 people killed. among them, 28 children. over 500 injured. each accident ideally bringing a review of regulations and sharper focus on public safety. >> we never accept a high number. we always want to bring that number down. but it's going to a concerted international to bring standards to a higher level to reduce the number of mishaps that we see every year. >> reporter: as the death toll continues to rise here, people are asking if any risk is just too high. >>> when we come back, the panda with a big surprise that stunned zoo keepers. what happened? our "instant index," next. stunn. what happened? our "instant index," next. that . what happened? our "instant index," next. stunn. what happened? our "instant index," next. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shin

we are a nation of laws and i believe in the rule of law and in the post 9/11 world reno who is in this country and why but immigration policy will be right for the economy which talk about the possibility with was working in the white house and we believe it was not possible but even if we could we believe it would have been devastating to certain industries and the better approach is to find those that are qualified to put them in in the goal status to stay here and work and produce and by working here and being productive will enhance our economy to create additional jobs for american citizens so this is very important for our economy is security to put them in a temporary legal status is the way to go and from there have no problem to walk into a of a government office to say a driver's license that i should be entitled to most of those privileges and we can talk does that mean they become american citizens? the one that i think can be dealt with in a respectful way and agreeable to most americans. >> i am a historian. i will answer by talking about history and i think what we see t

zef reno walked four and allowed a run and earns his first big league win. toronto visits the angels tonight. mets are up five games on the nats but lucas duda heads to the 15 day disabled list after his back flared up. that puts more pressure on the lineup. a triple away from hitting for the cycle and a three run homer for hitting for the home run cycle. solo, two run, grand slam. he powered them a 14-9 win. 5 for 6 at the plate. droe drove in seven runs and stole the hearts of mets fans. >>> the giants try to get the offense rolling against the guars. brneuce becker worked the sidelines and is here with tom coughlin. >> second pr season game for the giants tonight against the jaguars. tom coughlin, are you expecting better execution if your guys tonight? >> i am. i am. they've been preached to about the need to improve in all kinds of areas. we're looking for a big improvement and hopefully we'll get it. >> you talked about the offehsive line coming toge er. is this the ti it has to start. >> it better start tonight. we need to solidify not only just five

in 2011 the reno, nevada, air races ended in tragedy when the pilot and ten people in the crowd hit byebris were killed in this crash. the faa says it has numerous requirements for safe operation in the u.s., but today at the camarillo air show in california, yesterday's crash was on the minds of many. >> it's really a matter of keeping the people away. >> reporter: it's often the edge of your seat danger and thrill that gets people in the stands. >> they are looking for thrills, looking for something that looks like oh, my goodness, how are they going to pull out of that, and sometimes they don't. >> reporter: witnesses in england say the pilot appeared to be fighting to get control until the end. >> he's flown many, many different types of aircraft for numerous years, and an excellent pilot. >> reporter: but now he's fighting for his life as many are left to wonder when it comes to high-flying stunts how far is too far. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> we are getting late word tonight about an indy car accident at the pocono raceway in pennsylvania. driver justin wilson has been airli