in the laboratory we have determined in reno from very different ways of isolating what is going on in their brain and octopus can dream of a delicious fish we don't know for sure that they dream but i am sure the animals have thoughts and feelings. it is a dangerous fallacy to believe that they don't. .

. >> if north korea bombs reno. >> uh-huh? >> i'm taking full responsibility. >> it will all be on your shoulders. >> i will. i will say sorry, everyone. that one is on me. >> thanks, mayor! now i plan to celebrate every september 9, the best we i know how. by staying the [ bleep ] out of reno! i'm jim jefferies. i think we could all do better. good night. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much! thank you, everybody! i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight star of "the lego ninjago movie," olivia munn is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but let's get right to it because, if you haven't heard, one of the trump sons is going solo. >> donald trump, jr. is giving up secret service protection. now, the president's eldest son elected to forgo this service. trump, jr. lives in new york city, works at the trump organization, avid camper and hunter and

right now they are passing over reno. tough drive on interstate 80. currently some colder size hail droppings just outside of reno at this point. back to the bay area, doppler radar is dry. we'll keep a close eye on the storms across the sierra. there's a slim chance. i think we're on the drying side of things tonight. 81 in concord. 65, half-moon bay. no hail in the forecast with emerging sunshine. extended forecast does show we cool temperatures a few more degrees this weekend. now low 80s and more changes next monday, tuesday and wednesday. we see a cool front approach on monday's forecast down to 78. that could bring wet weather as we head into next wednesday. we'll have more on why this change is likely to happen next week. details on that at 6:48 tonight. >>> thank you. see you soon. reflecting on the election in her first live tv interview since november. who hillary clinton is blaming for her loss to president trump. former pharma exec martin shkreli was out on bail when he posted on facebook that he )d py $5k to anyone who got him a lock of h

fires being reported in reno. winds gusting out of the southwest to 28 in napa, that is going to help clear some of this really poor air quality we've been dealing with. the air quality today is moderate. tomorrow, good air quality for the south central bay. so hopefully you can breathe a little easier. this is what will keep the cool willing trend going. we do have fog around. 70s right now sfwraan francisco oakland. you can see pier 150, so, some e fogginess over the bay. con cacord is currently 89. in the first, we'll start in the 60s. it will be humid out there. and mild because that moisture is not a hurry to get out of here. tomorrow afternoon, you will notice those temperatures will be in the 70s at the beaches to the 80s inland. a few high clouds at times still some fog right along the coastline. the humidity will get better by friday. 70s to 80s, chance of some sprinkles or a light shower thursday as the leftover moisture from lydia and low pressure system come through. don't be surprised like yesterday i

reno is expected to recover.e point officers fired at the suspect, but he managed to run to a fearby home and knocked on the door. daniel answered, and the suspect demanded a ride. he refused. the two reportedly got into a fight. >> the police were parked up on the corner there. they finally heard me, you know, yelling for them. >> police say the suspect maeve high on methamphetamine. he was eventually caught, but now is in in the hospital in critical condition sfwoo happening today, a preliminary hearing is set for the woman accused of lifestreaming a car crash that killed her sister. 18-year-old is accused of crashing a car while driving under the influence back in july. they say she was livestreaming on instagram. her 14-year-old sister was killed in that crash. the attorney says the crash was caused by wear and tear on the tire. >>> 5:57. new this morning, residents are upset after finding dozens of stickers promoting the alt-right. they're being placed on public property, all of them have the letters "a.r."

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reno and parts of tahoe they still have some snow showers which is incredible as the system is takingaded into the four corners the low this phoenix -- morning in phoenix 73. we have 40s for some, lakeport at 36. 40s are starting to rebound with some of these temperatures. american canyon 47 and 45 in lafayette. we will have a lot of sunshine as the system turns and high- pressure is getting ready to move in. 60s and 70s. thank you for playing. >>> whenever i look at these songs it is hard not to pick elvis just on principle. here we go with the commute. 33 minutes is your commute time which might seem like all -- it is a long time but that is the best time this week. 35 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze and that is not bad considering what we have normally. friday is a little bit better but looking at the bay bridge toll plaza 15 to 20 minutes. i want to mention peninsula traffic we have been hit with separate crashes, both of them are gone but the traffic on 101 northbound and southbound through san mateo this whole area is looking back, i would just use 280 as

now they'll start to wind down and that's taking aim right over lake tahoe, truckey and reno. pretty impressive. started yesterday morning and has continued. really impressive for this time of the year. 50s on the temps, 40s for tomorrow. santa rosa, napa airport. stanford. west of oakland, west of sfo, not as breezy. sunny to mostly sunny and 60s and is 70s on the temps. all right, sal. 4:31. >> people are obviously on the road early, steve, and you can see them out there already. let's start off with solano. traffic is not affected by too many things. you can see traffic. a little bit father from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, only taking -- when you get to the bay bridge, a couple -- there we go again. some guy backing up. he backed up. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. san francisco officials are being criticized. tara moriarty says that cooling centers were not open until the day after. >> friday of this year's labor day weekend, the hottest day in san francisco's recorded history. three people died as a result of the stifling heat. >> we could ha

numerous thunderstorms in and around reno and carson city and within the past hour, there was a waterspout. so why not throw that into the weird weather category? nothing on our radar and things calm down and we get back to normal. that begins tonight. cloudy and breezy is normal for at&t park. the dodgers in town. 60 in the city and vallejo and nap a 57, and concord, 62. so this is the same low pressure area that ended our heat wave 10 days ago. it's still here and hung out close to the california coastline for 10 days, and by tomorrow, it's out of here. in the wake we had thunderstorms and hail in the north bay. it leaves and the umpacket -- impact on the weather will leave. we will have sunshine in the afternoon. the potential, not a guarantee we'll be sunny on the coastline. as we look towards the weekend, quiet weather and one change i foresee next week, a fall-like jet stream from the gulf of alaska. we'll take the fall with the lows in the lower 50s in the north bay next week. fall begins next friday and it will feel like it a couple of dayss earlier. we'll be cooler than average to

. >> just before that, a controversial traffic stop in reno.ore on a joke that has a reno police officer in trouble. >> well, no joke on our temperatures. they're finally going down. it's been a very warm to hot september, including san francisco, but not today and not into the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up. . >>> 7:44. to a developing story. at least 22 people have died in a stampede this morning in india. it happened on a crowded pedestrian bridge connecting two railway stations. people in the crowd thought the bridge would collapse, so they panicked and tried to escape. more than 30 people are being treated for injuries. >>> a police officer at the university of nevada is on administrative leave this morning after making inappropriate comments. we'll share with you the body camera video that captures the incident involving a graduate student and two officers. >> i'm glad you're not fighting. [ inaudible ] >> the complaint was filed to university police. the director called the language reprehensible and deplorable. >> this is no

corporations that they're making millions of dollars it enjoys strong support so that happened in reno an august. with that consumer bureau's rules to say it is extremely unfair to join in to gather to constitutional protections in court to join by the military coalition with edison she since representing the army air force and marines and with that broad range all those those u.n.l.v. experts wrote to congress to write the benefit of the of cfpb rule so we are standing up today for americans with the right to access to thank you for joining us today. >>. >>. >> i will not give the names but in normal times it would never even be considered but these are not normal times. and to repeal this with the veterans to wave the flag with any other group with those of the small means street stores, . >> [inaudible] >> she is wrong. the reason for this rule is that large financial institutions to cheat millions of americans to get away unscathed. to pick the arbitrators to ever rule against the big companies. and in those cases. >> soties arbitrators appeal to those going into arbitration. so th

this was filmed in reno, nevada during the united states drone nationals in which i took second placere you part jedi? how long have you flew drones? >> i'm not, but the force is strong with me, and i've been flying for three years now. >> that's it? >> wow. come on. >> how do you get -- >> i try to fly app hour every day to be one of the best pilots in the world. >> some guys like cars. how many drones do you have? >> within eye shot? six or seven that actually fly. >> if you stacked the drone, how much would you have lost? >> $900. >> well, you may not have taken first in the competition, but you got one first place video out of it. >> thank you for bringing me on to talk about it. >> thanks, paul. >>> about to get a big surprise. her daughter, sammy, always brings great gifts. >> you know how i do random, unexpected [ bleep ] right? this o >> this is the big one. >> when i got your birthday, the tickets, this is better. >> better than that? >> something money can't buy. i want you to meet your son, dylan. >> wait, what? >> oh, my goodness. >> 18 years ago dylan was given up for ado

like janet reno when she took the little boy back and sent him back to cuba. the parents broke the law and she reinstated the law. we are a court of law. if you are here illegally, shame on you. arizona,'s go back to kevin calling from phoenix. good morning. i just wanted to agree with your last callers from arizona. this tide of popularity has shifted to the negative after all his years in office. like donald trump, he still has a very strong and committed core. people got fed up with everything. thin-skinnede is and he uses resources of the sheriff's department to go after his perceived political opponents. lawyers, judges, county supervisors. sometimes getting outside investigators. at the county's expense. host: we have had three colors in a row from arizona who take a negative view of sheriff joe, how was he in office for 25 years? caller: i have no idea. i am asking the same question of how donald trump got elected. different answers to that. in 1997,sound odd, but possibly 1995, the phoenix news-times available in other cities, kind of like the village

. >> it is a reno. it's a reno. hgtv.urt, karinne, ej, thank you. >> thank you. >>> what donald trump said about russia and the election tonight. >>> abe by the way, folks, just no, i'm scheduling time to go to the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i know, right? just go to lendingtree dot com. get up to five loan offers to compare side by side for free. wow, that's great. wait, how did you get in my kitchen? oh, i followed a raccoon in through your doggie door. [gasps] get a better mortgage on your schedule. not the bank's. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. just think of 'em as a big cat. with rabies. >>> abe by the way, folks, just in case you're curious, no, russia did not help me. okay? i call it the russian hoax. they needed an excuse, so they said, russia. and then they said, wait a minute. wait a minute. russia and trump. no. russia did not help me. that i can tell you. okay? >> breaking news. nearly nine months after taking over the federal government, the trump ad

yosemite village all the way up to around salt lake and reno. we had some snow with our higher elevations there. we've got some showersean. we're stuck in between so expect today to be a really nice of sunshine b it day going to be a little breezy with those a anumut look at the exploratoriu. no fog out there at all. 51 to 56. look at that, 61 to 65 at noon. 61 to only 68 at 4:00. already you're in the 50s at 7:00. so get ready for cooler than average day. grab those sunglasses. you'll need them. let's talk about the commute, alexis. >> we're off to a great start. a live look at walnut creek. southbound 680 not seeing any brake lights yet. no issues as you head to the 24 interchange. a quick check of mass transit, looking great this morning. i want to remind you warm springs b.a.r.t. station will be closed this weekend and next weekend for work on the silicon valley extension so there will be a free bus bridge set up eth at warm springs taking you to fremont station that could add 20 to 30 minutes to your trip.'t drive to warm springs. we'll tak

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for tomorrow no threat of thunderstorms, just a few remnant areas less near reno and tahoe.ant to focus on the fog right now. it is pretty widespread throughout the coastline, also the north bay, east bay and south bay. and it's going to come into play in tomorrow morn's forecast. 64 degrees, 63 in the peninsula, tri-valley, 65. you'll probably need the windshield wipers, especially on the golden gate bridge and bay bridge as well. temperatures going to get nicer tomorrow. you'll see down towards the south bay, one of the best days we've had in a long time, 76 degrees. san jose 77. over towards the east bay, doesn't get better than this, after the hot summer we've had, 79 in danville, hay word, 74 and oakland at 70. 74 in redwood city. and then the cooler breeze in the opinions drops us to 67 in daily city and a cooler 63 for engel side. up to a mild 77 in napa. i know so many of you want temperatures like this to continue. and the good news it's going to happen sooner than later. the latest change continues to show that high pressure which keep it is storm track to the nort

we talk about reno and tahoe.t wonderful place you can go because it is where the splendor and beauty of lake tahoe meet the biggest little city in the world. i love to be out on the lake and hanging out and funding -- having fun. a lot of people don't realize that reno is a cosmopolitan city. you can have boutique experience. they have great art exhibits, they brought everything in from burning man, as they have installations that were at burning man. >> is not that far from lake tahoe is it? >> you can be on the lake in the morning and hanging out in the evening. i also want to mention summer and theme parks go hand-in- hand. this is a really good time to go to theme parks because everybody opens their big attractions at memorial day weekend. now the fun and excitement have sort of died down a little bit. i went to universal orlando resort over the summer and stated a brand-new hotel, sapphire. it has one of those taxis that takes you to the gate of university -- universal studios, and has jimmy fallon's attract

but up here around reno, you can see -- what i can do on this is i'll back it up and we'll pick up, um -- right there, see south lake tahoe? that's the cell. you can see the cell go out over the lake. that's a big one. lots of lightning pops. probably right around there, right around 404 is probably when we saw that funnel cloud or waterspout if you will. it looked like there was a funnel off that, too. so that's kind of the wild weather, if you will. we have seen plenty of it, and we're going to get a break from it now with temperatures beginning to cool down or stay on the mild side, know the cool down. they didn't cool down today, though. look at the difference between today and yesterday. it's as much as 15 degrees cooler, um, today than it was yesterday. so in san francisco, there you go you got partly cloudy -- partly sunny skies. this is your tomorrow forecast. thursday, that's how it goes for oakland and san rafael and redwood city. um, and then you see in the afternoon, more clearing but there will be some patchy fog along the coast and lingering moisture. the upshot is we are

so reno too is concerned but the new site could trigger a nuclear reason the subcontinent it's significant because it indicates that india's uranium enrichment needs are growing and we believe they're growing because india needs to fuel its nuclear submarine program. we worry about pakistan because pakistan has a tendency to want to match any new advancements that india mix and currently we are worried that pakistan might want to match india's efforts when it comes to creating a nuclear submarine program china is also nearby and any advancements in this nuclear program are going to create are going to have destabilizing effects in the region and yes we worry about escalation. suing such a bullish policy on nuclear armament has the potential to destabilize the region why exactly is it but the indian government is so hell bent on improving its awesome after all the country already has nuclear weapons doesn't it. in contrast to the big boys nuclear as india and pakistan account for only two hundred to two thirty bombs between them india's program dates back to one nine hundred seventy four wh

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reno tower, which still stands.hat tower is also looking over a new mural going up just off wisconsin avenue. farrier takes a page from poet how he hopes the mural will affect the people in the neighborhood. >> to improve the quality during the day is the highest of arts. to me when people look up and they go, oh, that's neat. >> reporter: steven voss an his wife came up with the idea. >> i think what you have in this area of d.c. are a lot of people who live more in the downtown corridor who have come out to the suburbs to raise kids and want that same culture and vibe braens they see downtown out here. >> reporter: it was also his idea to make it interactive by creating social media accounts and a website where people can learn about the history. >> somebody can whip out their phone and 30 seconds after seeing the mural, they can be seeing a local expert talk about something that's depicted in the mural. >> reporter: farrier expects to finish the mural by mid-october, when neighbors have a celebration planned to w

way to keep bridges safer during the large earthquakes and scientists at the university of nevada at reno created a new way to connect sections of bridges made with ultra high performance concrete and they tested the pieces on a shake table in the lab yesterday that simulated the violent motions of a strong earthquake on the 100 ton bridge model. the researchers said the connectors worked better than they expected.>> earthquakes themselves don't kill the people but it is the structures. the connections mean a lot in this project. it could be used during a war or earthquake.>> the scientists say with new connectors even when the bridges are damaged by powerful earthquakes it will take less time to repair them. >>> it is 4:41 am. >>> there is a new problem with the apple watch 3, the ability to connect, the units are beginning to chip out now. >>> good morning. if you're driving on the roads anytime soon it is a nice looking drive on the golden gate bridge heading south into san francisco. san francisco. >>> if you want to take an early morning hike up at mount tam or diablo, it is in the 4

that prompted the national weather service out at reno -- actually, out of sacramento, to issue a tornadoarning, which is typical. it's the kind of thing to do if you have a water spot. on land it becomes a tornado. just an unusual weather pattern a remnant of thunderstorms through here this morning. that remnant is clearing out of the lake tahoe area and clearing out of our area. tomorrow cloud cover and a little clearing and then look at the temperatures coming in here. sites and 80s70s and 80s. upper 70s and low 80s, fairfield 80. 81 vacaville. so it's just kind of a, you know, a very fall-like pattern, i have to say. but we haven't had that many mild days around here. it's been -- even though we have had thundershowers, it was hot. we had 90-degree temperatures on the big thundershower day, um, and we had records a few weeks ago. so we have been very hot. the temperatures are now going to come down a little and the humidity is dropped with the change in pattern. so with the humidity dropped, these temperatures are even going to feel cooler than -- because 80 with 40% humidity, you lat

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. >> we have the capacity to reach people in mexico city, also renos, also in pueblo. if they cannot find anyone they can reach us and we will try to help. >> we've posted a badge to our facebook page and a number you can call to help find or contact relatives in mexico. >>> well, on to another story involving mother nature. developing news now. category 5 collision course with puerto rico and strengthening. this is a look at the massive storm from space. it really is a monster. puerto rico's governor tonight is urging people to move fast, get out before the storm hits. 500 shelters aresomopen ten mar thrashing st. croix after slamming the caribbeanat nnio of dominica last night. the island's prime minister says the devastation is simply mind-boggling. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking maria in the weather center tonight. this is a storm stronger than irma, right? >> absolutely, dan, and lower pressure than irma. this is a monster storm. take a look at hurricane maria right now. it slashed st. croix with 127-mile-an-hourdin wstgu s. se headed toward puerto rico.

show you what's going on up there with our live doppler out of reno, seehe ten g rain.is a mixtur. the white and gray, that is snow. they're seeing a redevelopment of some snow showers and look at this, we even had just south of virginia city, and east of carson city, some thunderstorms roll through that area. so must have been some particularly intense rain and a little bit of heavier snow to the east of tahoe this morning. here's the storm from us yesterday, that brought us those random light showers and sprinkles. see it's in the mountains east of fresno, goes to grapevine, all rain right now. there's still a lot of rain in the mountains around los angeles, every once in a while it's mixing with a little bit of snow. back here at home, it's the breezes that are going to be the big story the next couple days. 1:00 to 9:00 this afternoon, and evening, a west wind raking the bay and the delta at 15 to 25 knots. northwest to southeast wind along the beaches and seas around 6 to 8 feet. going to give youifou want to go out there and enjoy the sunshine. we got almost an un

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national and is worthless as a principle for a world for this world views describes the world as in the reno. ground which everyone is fighting against everyone else and which everyone has their own interests the united states likes to present itself as the leader of the free world but if you look at this year's general assembly speeches it seems like the free world is a little bit reluctant to follow washington's lead. r.t. new york. over to catalonia now where thousands have gathered outside a court in both alone and demanding the release of a dozen. rested by spanish authorities in a crackdown. on independence which meant brit calls. well. ok. i. i. protest is chanted pro referendum and pro independence slogans the voter letter catalunya should say potus pain is set for october the first the central government opposes labor every way and has deployed a wide range of matters to prevent a vote taking place we heard differing opinion from a political analyst from madrid and a pro independence activist from buffalo. i. grew up around them it's our legal it's against the law. of the of their r

i was in fort lewis, washington, reno, nevada, you are right, the smoke is a problem for residents and other people have chronic illness, i tell you, i'm wondering how come don't put a fire road in to keep the fire from jumping? 2017, going into 2018, this has been going on and on or four e last three years, devastating fire necessary your region. boston, but i just see that and i'm saying how come they don't put fire roads in. comment on that? guest: ed, thank you, thank you for your service as a firefighter. lot of time with firefighters this summer. couple things. line, re road and fire something that is pretty common practice when it comes to ighting actual fire to develop lines here to stop a fire from geographies.tain go back to extreme environmental groups that want to stop any forest management, including fire lines. this is a huge problem for us know, basic common sense forest management would prescribed to do burns, you do thinning, good for the environment and the economy. midst of re in the fires, they will rebuild fire lines that is a common practice in the midst of wildfi

recognition privacy invasion gets roland right they look they they don't just say hey we're going to reno everybody's face everywhere you go because if they did that we would all get angry instead i go do you want this delicious fried chicken or is this the buttery buttery bit scared you want to put in your face ah yeah yeah yeah you know what you get you know you want it you know you want to just give us your face just give us your very well. they don't want to do now. this is what i'm saying what i want to get to the front of that k.f.c. line cannot turn a bad. when i did they could be like in order to charge you for this we need to insert two fingers. somewhere on your body all right do you get to pick you the bird and we do our ground i was do this. and this one in the ear and the. one in the mouth. but based on recognition is also being used to save lives not just used to end lives be ok i see. new cells beat half did tax pancreatic cancer by looking into your eyes while that is some good news that could save some lives but that's also like the worst selfie app in the world to punch

ground national is worthless as a principle for a world for this world vs describes the world as in the reno account of the ground which everyone is fighting against everyone else and which everyone has their own interests the united states likes to present itself as the leader of the free world but if you look at this year's general assembly speeches it seems like the free world is a little bit reluctant to follow washington's lead. r.t. new york. the u.s. representative to the un nikki haley has admitted to washington doesn't care about the nation's opinions and only does what it wants but global policy expert georgism really believes such policies a doomed to failure first let's listen to exactly what haley had to say. it has never moved us to care about what other countries say what does move the president is are we doing everything in the best interest security interest for the american people saying what she said she's expressing a kind of us. in which you don't just say it's just does whatever it feels like doing it it will not be restrained by any forces at all of course this is comp

but reno and towards susanville some more thunderstorms -- it's justone of those just one of those weeksp there. most of it is out of the area. we start to dry out but not warm up. we start to dry out, humidity wise not just from rain and thundershowers but it's been very humid. humidity is noticeably less tomorrow. and the next couple of days. so as you look at the cloud cover out there now, you have some fog at the coast. this is for tomorrow. this is for san francisco. partly cloudy skies in the morning. partly sunny in the afternoon. 62 in san francisco at lunch and mid-60s in san francisco at the end of the day. so it doesn't get hot tomorrow. inland valleys tomorrow upper 70s, low 80s. that's like concord and livermore. so kind of a mild little day as we head into your bay area. i'll see you back here with the long-range forecast. >>> coming up here an east bay neighborhood warned not to use their tap water. >> we wash all the food we had plus we had to throw away a lot of food that was prepped yesterday. >> in a moment, the latest from water officials as residents and businesses t

the hottest summer for many, reno, sacramento, redding, bakersfield and i am sure there are others coming in. what we transitioned from was just blazing hot to tropical clouds, and they continue to come in. the remains of what was once liddy, we talked about this. give the forecast model, i bought into it and thankfully they delivered: it also mean it is humidity is through the roof and mean it is lows are way up. 60s, though, it will be cooler in the city, it will not be 106 or 102. 60s but even 70s for some, and i mean it is very warm here with all the cloud cover coming in. we are slow to cool off, so look for a mostly cloudy day, muggy but not as hot the lows are up but the highs will come down, probably a good five to ten for moe. yesterday they start today come down near the coast but for inland areas, it has been a tough, slow, process. mostly cloudy, high, 70s, 80s and 90s. >> oh, sal. >> hello, steve. >> here we are. >> beat the alternative, yes, that's very true, and you know what. >> there's not a lot of traffic as you might expect on a labor day. we're look at commutes that ar

i'm just saying accounting had an oversupply issue in a lot of renos and that that's been eradicated overnight to say nothing of the fact that there were too many cars and united states and used car prices were falling that's true you know what's interesting here is that back during hurricane katrina we saw that devastating catastrophe a lot of people didn't have flood insurance because they were on that one hundred year flood plain classification the government makes a lot of people here weren't catastrophic flood insurance is expensive how can we expect people just in layman's terms i'm just wanting your opinion on this how can we expect people to be able to foot the bill for the type of construction that needs to happen in these neighborhoods i mean it's as to made a two thousand dollars for every inch of damage done in your house well lindsay look this is going to mitigate not eliminate the odds of a recession barreling down on the u.s. economy you are absolutely correct fifty percent of homeowners who are affected by katrina have got flood insurance estimates right now that may

the latest happened at 9:00 at 38 and reno and police say the victim a 50-year-old man who was shot in head and torso investigators recovered a gun believes to be connected to the crime and also trying to track down the gunman who shot a 24-year-old man twice in the head tonight in sugar mansion that deadly violence erupted at 7:00 on 3800 north stillman street and police don't have a motive. thousands of so called dreamers are having a nightmarish night tonight that after president trump began the process of dismantling daca, that is the obama era program that protects almost 800,000 young immigrants who were brought to america illegally as children. speaking through a tweet and then his attorney general trump said daca will cease to exist in six months but that will give congress time to figure out a way to give the dreamers protection from deportation. this was trump today speaking of the dreamers. >> i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly and i can tell you in speaking to members of congress they want to be able to do

during his tenure in reno, john became associated with an joined the rare bear air team and flu ew in his first champion or race air race in 1975. john kept his hand and military aviation by joining the nevada international air guard. flying the air force better. he started his own business flight testing and instructing instructing u.s. and foreign aircraft including the big 15 make 17, make 21, and others. his perspective as a commercial aviator with united which he , which he rejoined after 9/11, and as the father of a daughter tasked with defending our skies that day is to really amazing. we will hear from both of them now. i invite heather and john back to the podium. [applause] john: thank you, chris. it is an honor to be here tonight and shares some perspectives as the father of a fighter pilot, as an air pilot, airline pilot, now retired from united airlines. i like to thank lisa and the g.e. corporation and todd and bill who are here sponsoring this event. it is an honor to be here and speak to you folks. i would like to share with you a few things and events that happened on

about 70-thousand people attended this years festival about 100 miles north of reno.work in big sur. they're on a tight schedule to get the pfeiffer canyon bridge project done. caltrans released this time-lapse video. now that crews have reached the south side.. the next step is to lower the bridge into place. caltrans hopes to have the 24- million dollar project done by early next month. (tiffany) once the bridge is lowered into place... crews still have more work to do. they'll still have to add rebar and pour more than 500 cubic yards of concrete. ( mark ) this morning we are learning what advice president obama offered president trump before leaving office. c-n-n obtained the copy of a letter that president obama left for president trump in the white house. mr. obama urged the president to build opportunities for the less fort