for the foreseeable future, these buses will gather data for the living lab programme in reno, a city on on its streets than almost any other city in the world. that was dave. and now to something we've been hearing a lot about recently — augmented reality. now, it works by overlaying graphics on top of the real world, and while ar games like pokemon go have enjoyed global success, the most hyped bit of ar kit, magic leap, is still waiting to be released. ar remains a technology that promises more than it delivers, but, by combining ar with al, researchers in florida are hoping to create new ways to train people to perform complex tasks. marc cieslak took their ar kit for a test—drive, or should that be a test—flight? the university of central florida has a long—established relationship with the simulation industry, helping create simulated experiences for everything from driving to supermarket shopping. the simulation lab here's latest project is a bit more high—flying than high street, though. as long as we've had pcs, we have had flight simulators. but if you're really serious abou

that it made politics into a crime. >> so reno refused.ngress to re-enact the statute after which a three-judge panel could appoint an independent counsel. >> she said since i report to the president, there will be an appearance of a lack of independence. you want an independent counsel, you will re-enact the statute. >> that particular time, whitewater seemed to be relatively small issue, but the only way to get it out of the way was to get somebody to investigate what happened. >> in january 1994, the calls for a whitewater investigation followed president clinton overseas as he attended an international summit on arms control and nonproliferation. but the international diplomacy was overshadowed by questions from back home. >> finally got to the point where politically smart thing to do became the appointment of a special counsel. >> president today has directed white house counsel bernard nussbaum to request the attorney general to appoint a special counsel. >> after the announcement, reno said she would honor the president's request.

and florida state attorney janet reno was appointed u.s.neral, after controversies forced two earlier candidates to bow out. >> it looked like a relatively normal presidency, but his first 50, 100 days were pretty stormy. >> it was an explosion of extraordinary magnitude that ripped through the underground garage beneath the huge world trade center complex. >> february 26, 1993, a truck bomb tore through new york's worlade center, kiing six and injuring,000. [ gunshots ] two days later, a bloody shootout erupted after agents from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms raided a compound near waco, texas. inside, a sect of seventh-day adventists called the branch davidians had been suspected of weapons violations. [ gunshots ] >> before noon, four government agents and six branch davidians dead. >> the tense standoff continues with little sign of resolution. >> the ensuing standoff dragged on for 51 days, until april 19th. that morning, the fbi launched a tear-gas assault on the compound as shots rang out from inside. a fire soon spread

. >> repled to reno, nevada, where russ got a nejob. it is finally time to meet nathaniel. you.>> this is n. nathaniel is now 11 years old and has had 53 surgeries. >> this is sam. >> nice to meet you. along, who, like so many kids, we've come to do some of nathaniel's favorite things -- >> you're supposed to beat it. >> reporter: video games. going to the trampoline park. >> dodgeball! >> how do you explain how you look different? >> i just explain that i have treacher collins, and i know everyone looks different, except i look a lot more different than everyone else. >> does that bother you? >> no. i kinda like it. it just seems fun 'cause i stand out. >> i'm curious when you realized, "hey, my face is different from other people's faces." >> when the first kid called, "monster." >> a kid called you a monster? >> yeah -- >> that must have hurt your feelings? >> yeah, and then i realized that they don't do it to anybody else, so i was different. >> how did that make you feel? >> i was insulted. >> yeah, i'll bet. were you mad? >> yeah, i guess a little. sometimes -- >> why

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tim cooke helped break ground today on a new office in downtown reno. he thanked nevada's governor for making it happen. apple will also expand its data center which sits just east of reno. >> genetic test kits are all of the rage now. they promise insights into your ancestry and more. as science advances so does their accuracy but tonight julie watts has a warning. how an ancestry test could keep you from getting life insurance. >> i called my mother, i called my father, i said we're irish. >> amy jones sent out her dna and got some unexpected results. >> that was a total shock. >> even more surprising was learning what else it might reveal. >> just where am i, from, that's all i'm seeking. >> when you turn over your dna the results reveal more than ethnicity. the ftc issued a test kit privacy warning. it can disclose the buy logical building blocks of what makes you you. >> most people don't think this could ever come back to bite them but it can. >> the real risk is if your raw dna data contains a marker for a serious illness. >> if you apply for lif

apple ceo tim cook joining nevada's governor and reno's mayor to officially breakdown on apple's newwarehouse located in downtown reap know, used to ship equipment to apple's new data center, also in reno. >>> apple says it will build another campus, this one focused on customer support. this is in addition to its brand-new spaceship campus in cupertino. apple says president trump's tax overhaul is a game changer, incentive to bring billions of dollars overseas back to the united states. that will help finance the creation of 20,000 new jobs over the next five years. the location of this new campus has not yet been announced but apple reportedly said it won't be in texas or california. the president tweeted his approval of apple's big news today calling it "a huge win for american workers." >>> a new strategy in the battle to lose weight. instead of focusing on what you eat, focus on the time you eat. according to a study at the university of alabama in birmingham, researchers are testing what's called a time-restricted feeding. it limits all of your eating to just eight hours, and i

apple ceo, tim cook, taking us inside the tech giants massive data center in reno, nevada. >> we're walking on a cloud right now. >> reporter: allowing apple to write a check for $38 billion to the u.s. government. without these policy changes would you be able to announce today it creation of 20,000 new jobs? >> let me be clear, there are large parts of this that are part of the tax reform and there are large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: so it sounds like president trump's tax bill has been a windfall for apple. >> there are two parts of tax bill. there's a corporate piece and an individual piece. i do believe the corporate tax side will result in job creation and a faster growing economy. >> reporter: we asked about the batteries and whether apple was clear enough whether they were in some cases slowing down people's phones. do you think apple fumbled on teaching its customers about what was going on with their phones? >> about a year ago we released some code that essentially what it does is -- all batteries age over time and become unhealthy at a

country with a burgeoning population that's hungry for products like air conditioners that's where as reno your source company comes and it converts conventional air conditioning units to consume fifty percent less electricity the exact method is still a trade secret the technology hasn't yet been given all the necessary patents but use of has already landed big customers like this eco resort. in the way that leave their. vision these. days it. is also. claimed that it is nice. because they're always looking to go on. and other potential customers from the u.s. have also come knocking the energy saving air conditioners made in malaysia might soon become a mainstream product. a quick check on the markets only bartz and frankfurt. yeah the e.c.b. is on everybody's minds the markets are flat in europe and i think the european central bank meeting on thursday is one of the main reasons for that it's going to be a very important one considering the minutes of the last meeting the one in december people assume that the e.c.b. is looking at a way to tighten monetary policy earlier what does that

they broke ground on a new business office in downtown reno. they will also expand their data center that's east of reno. those apple employees will get $2500 added to the bonus. the restricted stock units will be given out over the coming months.>>> a new report shows a vast majority of tech workers are immigrants. a full 71% were not born in the country. the report found many employees work under visas. >>> the dow jones industrial closed above 26,000. it jumped more than 300 points, the best one day point gain in 14 months. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 closed up. the secretary of state was at stanford university today. >>> touching on a wide range of issues. condoleezza rice asked him just about everything from the president's use of social media to north korea leader does went to the north korea leader and nuclear threats. he says sanctions recently imposed on the north because of repeated missile tests are making a difference.>> we never had a sanction regime as comprehensive as this one. we have never had chinese support for sanctions like

country with a burgeoning population that's hungry for products like air conditioners that's where as reno your service company comes and it converts conventional air conditioning units to consume fifty percent less electricity the exact method is still a trade secret the technology hasn't yet been given all the necessary patents but use of has already landed big customers like this eco resort. the way that we can. we should be doing the green card i don't. think that you need. them because when you begin. and other potential customers from the u.s. have also come knocking the energy saving air conditioners made in malaysia might soon become a mainstream product. now the german business world heaved a sigh of relief on the euro gained a few points too after germany center left social democratic party voted to begin formal coalitions talks with i'm going to map those conservatives the news comes as a confidence boost to german business leaders but they're also concerned to the to germany is lagging in the digital transformation of industry and they want to see a new government make that a t

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but the shaking could be felt as far away as reno and monterey. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm ken wayne. the epicenter was a couple of miles of downtown berkeley and close to highway 24 where it heads into the caldecott tunnel. the quake struck around 2:40 this morning around the hayward fault one of two big fault lines that run northwest along the east bay hills. is ktvu's rob roth joins us live from berkeley. >> reporter: seismologists place the epicenter in front of the claremont hotel about eight miles down. and millions felt it. >>> reporter: even those who say they sleep like logs woke up to the jolt at 2:39 this morning. >> i woke up with such a start. it was, um, this loud sound. it got louder and louder and louder and luckily it stopped. it just stopped. >> it shook me. i woke up. it was really sudden. and it's just like instant. i woke up. and it was, like, kind of a an eye-opener. >> reporter: this camera on an oakland apartment building captured the sound of the quake on the hayward fault. >> every so often about three or four

tim cook spoke with abc news from reno. >> there are large parts of this is that are a result of the tax reform and large parts that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: president trump tweeted, i promised it that my policies would allow apple to bring massive amounts of money back to the united states. great to see apple follow through as a result of tax cuts. huge win for american workers and the usa. as for which city gets the new campus, the big reveal is expected later this year. in san jose, katie marzullo. >>> the highway patrol wants to hear from you if you've witnessed anyone throwing objects or shooting at buses carrying apple or google employees. you are looking at one of the five charter bussing that wes t damaged yesterday. >> we could have been from a small rock it to you know somebody reported like it might have been a pellet gun. >> what's with this violence? i don't understand it. >> sky 7 flew above apple's headquarters when employees boarded buses to head home this afternoon. buses will follow different routes for the time being as a precaution, and it

robert fiske had been appointed by janet reno. >> reno had asked the three-judge panel to reappoint fiskee judges, instead, appointed kenneth starr, a former federal appeals-court judge and solicitor general in the reagan and bush administrations. >> it clearly set back the whitewater investigation. fiske was ramping up for indictments. >> we were really on the verge of bringing some major cases. and there was criticism, you know, i hadn't been doing enough. >> there was some discontent, on the part of republicans in particular, about some aspects of the investigation not being fully explored. >> and i thought, "i've only been here four months. >> and now, suddenly, here was a new person coming in to start the investigation from scratch. >> i think many americans saw the investigation as becoming very political. robert fiske was well-known for not having any kind of political point of view, whereas ken starr was regarded as republican and quite conservative. >> inside the special counsel's office, the mood was grim. >> the lawyers on my staff were very, very upset about it, and some of th

as we said in reno as well. it appears he is or has been employed by chevron corporation.>>> san francisco police out cracking down on drunk drivers. a live picture of a sobriety checkpoint south of market where people are out and about on this friday night. the checkpoints are ineffective deterrent considering one third of drivers in fatal accidents had one or more drugs in their system. it will be running until 3 am. >>> health officials report a spike in flu depths. how the numbers add up in california -- flu depths. >>> we have some shower possibilities for part of the weekend.>>> when the driver crashed into a fire hydrant last night it triggered problems. a look at the damage caused to a home downhill when a tour in of mud and water came flooding in -- torment.>>> nkcrazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized finan

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. >> the suspect is being treated at a hospital in reno. >>> the immigration fight is heating up as well as the courts. administration is once again taking daca applications. abc 7 news reporter carlos saw sato is in the newsroom for what this means for d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> the daca program gives legal status to undocumented immigrant brought to the u.s. as children. the government is not taking new applicants, only those who have already applied and need to renew. the latest action is a step in the right direction says one, but the legal fight is far from over. the past few months have been uncertain times for undocumented immigrants like yvonne. >> it's a limbo state. >> reporter: his parents brought him to the u.s. from mexico when he was 10. having graduated from uc berkley, he is one of those covered under the daca program started by president obama. last year, the trump administration announced it would be ending the program. >> i'm going to see some of my friends be persecuted. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered the administration to resume daca, and they've complied. as of last ni

not very strong but enough to bring fog from inland to the coast. 37 in truckee and reno.iah, 51. high pressure deflects everything to the north for the weekend. big changes coming across the pacific. this will give us increasing clouds on monday. maybe rain monday evening but more likely late monday and early tuesday. another system is coming in on thursday. a very active week for next weekend. 60s today. mid-sixties, maybe upper 60s toward santa cruz. sunday it looks good and then expect changes early next week. especially on tuesday. >> you have a lot to watch if you like basketballs. the warriors open a five-game road trip in milwaukee. he practiced yesterday at marquette university. steff curry did participate but he is questionable for tonight's game. the warriors are coming off a tough loss to the clippers. steve kerr spoke to reporters about getting his team back on track. >> the hard thing in the nba is that everybody is good, even the bad teams are good. which we found out last night. a team that's below .500 came into our building and beat us by 20. >> tonight's

you can see it across the reno area. it's moving toward nevada you can see the areas of pink and white and that's snow and slush. not quite cold enough. the ski resorts didn't get a lot, but the next storm should turn green into white. you'll see know across the higher elevations. looks like things are nice and calm and dry i want to show you the current conditions, pretty warm because of the cloud cover. 53 in concord. 54 in san francisco and in san jose. temperatures in the mid-50s, pretty warm for this time of the hour. looking at low 40s, even some 30s. as far as winds, breezy, ten miles per hour winds. coming out of the northeast, we're getting the off wind flow at 7:00 and 9. i'll talk about the next storm that will arrive and when it will get here it's happening soon. we have a few to talk about. >> thank you. right now, an advisory for bart riders. expect delays for the morning train due to the earthquake this morning. so they will be performing track inspections, plan accordingly. right now, as far as we know, t

. >> the suspect is being treated at hospital in reno. >>> get ready for another wet week ahead. two storms are headed for the bay area. that should begin and end the workweek with rain. >> taking a live look at our roof cam, the first storm hasn't quite developed yet. meteorologist lisa is here with the details on when the rain will reach us. >> yes, tomorrow is a holiday for most of you. fog is forming already, and you can see behind me we have the storm impact scale up. that's because the first system coming in tomorrow is a one. tomorrow afternoon, evening through your tuesday commute, light to moderate rain, under a quarter of an inch. so it's a fast mover, and we'll see the most rainfall in the north bay. as we put this in motion, 1:30 monday afternoon, it's quiet. by about 8:00, 9:00, the front is pushing into the north bay. it's the overnight hours that most of you will have the rain. as we look ahead, showers end on tuesday. the rest of the week, not only rain, but much, much cooler. we'll talk about that and perhaps rain into next week. my seven-day forecast is coming u

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tim cook spoke with abc news from reno. >> there are large parts of this is that are a result of the tax reform and large parts that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: president trump tweeted, i promised it that my policies would allow apple to bring massive amounts of money back to the united states. great to see apple follow through as a result of tax cuts. huge win for american workers and the usa. as for which city gets the new campus, the big reveal is expected later this year. in san jose, katie marzullo. >>> the highway patrol wants to hear from you if you've witnessed anyone throwing objects or shooting at buses carrying apple or google employees. you are looking at one of the five charter bussing that wes t damaged yesterday. >> we could have been from a small rock it to you know somebody reported like it might have been a pellet gun. >> what's with this violence? i don't understand it. >> sky 7 flew above apple's headquarters when employees boarded buses to head home this afternoon. buses will follow different routes for the time being as a precaution, and it

. >> the suspect is being treated at a hospital in reno. >>> the immigration fight is heating up as well as the courts. administration is once again taking daca applications. abc 7 news reporter carlos saw sato is in the newsroom for what this means for d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> the daca program gives legal status to undocumented immigrant brought to the u.s. as children. the government is not taking new applicants, only those who have already applied and need to renew. the latest action is a step in the right direction says one, but the legal fight is far from over. the past few months have been uncertain times for undocumented immigrants like yvonne. >> it's a limbo state. >> reporter: his parents brought him to the u.s. from mexico when he was 10. having graduated from uc berkley, he is one of those covered under the daca program started by president obama. last year, the trump administration announced it would be ending the program. >> i'm going to see some of my friends be persecuted. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered the administration to resume daca, and they've complied. as of last ni

.>>> this is the man behind -- this is the man behind two shootings at napa. 28-year-old nicholas reno. arrested wednesday after police say he shot a man in the parking lot of the starbucks on lincoln avenue. he is suspected of shooting a second man some miles away on baywood lane. in both cases, the injuries were life-threatening. he's being held without bail and multiple charges including attempted murder. >>> one-man driver -- a tesla driver found out the autopilot river -- feature will not save him from a drunk driving arrest. he passed out with the tesla stopped waking up he assured the officers what the -- the car was on autopilot.'s strategy failed and they arrested him on suspicion of dui and towed his car away. >>> the railcars are here. the first cars up and running for tonight. we spotted the clean new cars pulling into the richmond station this morning. these cars are long time coming.>> we went for a ride. i have to ask you, what do you think? >> i like it overall. >> reporter: there is one thing that really bugs me, you will find out at the end of this story, it's two yea

there were also three in reno, nevada, which makes 10 in the northern california-nevada area.es in napa, north sebastopol, santa rosa, santa clara, petaluma and suisun city were all surrounded with i.c.e. agents looking for employee status. this is the largest enforcement operation against an employ under president trump. officials say it was a follow- up to a 2013 investigation that resulted in nine arrests after raiding various 7-eleven franchises in new york. we spoke with the manager at a store in another location in petaluma who says while none of their employees were arrested, it was still a frightening experience. >> i was nervous and scared, like why are they coming in to check on everybody? because we're not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: nationwide, 21 people were arrested today. i.c.e. won't say if there were any arrests here in northern california or nevada. we asked them to confirm the numbers but they would not give numbers. they wouldn't release information other than the statement they provided today. but again, this is just something that immigration attor

the shaking could be felt as far away as reno and monterey.>> reporter: they sleep like logs they woke up to the jolt at 2:39 am.>> i woke up with such a start. it was loud. it got louder and louder. luckily is stopped.>> reporter:. i woke up. it was really sudden. it was like an eye-opener.>> reporter: this camera captured the sound of the quake along the hayward fault.>> every so often three or four times in the last 10 years dispatch ruptures. that is the earthquake. it produces events.>> reporter: bart was not operating. the first trains moved to reduce speed as a precaution. it caused no damage. it did frazzle some nerves.>> it was a quick jolt. it shook for a minute and that was it. i laid in bed and waited for it to be over.>> reporter: uc berkeley seismology lab the early warning system sounded this morning. because the epicenter was in berkeley the warning time was limited.>> people in berkeley would not have received a warning because it was right but need berkeley. people in oakland would receive a warning.>> reporter: seismologists say a second or two of warning is better t

in treme to reno welcomes us inside his brothers who are in the house where he grew up but his brother killed by gunfire. was out with. two outs of. dreams cuz it was also affected by violence. i'm sixty years though i lost a son down in the wall he was seventy he would be about thirty eight now you. it was sally murdered i suspect who murdered your mum is there room for the many or could come least over the years but at least twelve members of my family and close most of them are. the reason behind those murders this drug trafficking. like many others trains brother was a drug dealer he made a lot of by. saying i am. and this is on and that it's a pretty much lives life up in the. for the most fun and the he's the clown of things or i have a purse and i talk about movies. even music you know close as one of the things that we. know when mayhem was together. very early on the young man felt deep into criminality most criminals have weapons here. that has got out of. the actions that you look around you as you noted the people shooting up and out of me a lot of times and so that's somet

. >> to oregon to reno all the way to hawaii. >> that's a large territory. stephanie, tell us about programs out in the east and northern bay, and beyond the city. >> sure. so, in contra costa county we have a youth program, former foster youth living as adults. similar programs in the stockton and sacramento area as well as programs for families, adults and up into their senior years as well. if we do the full breadth of the life span for the formerly homeless. >> these are the services not just nor lutherans. these are services for everybody. >> right, we accept anyone. faith is not an issue for us. we are based in faith. >> emancipated foster youth, what do you do to assist them in becoming adults? >> sure. so, foster youth comes to us -- they've been wards of the court for most, if not all of their life. they have very few skills. they may not even really know how to take care of themselves, making beds, shopping, budgeting. >> all those skills are brand new to them. we work with them to learn how live independent, access services, make sure they go to s

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he is believed to have ties to reason no reno, nevada. and it is believed it is a case of domestic violence. police spent several hours at the crime scene questioning neighbors. neighbors here in the sunset neighborhood are still in shock trying to learn more. >> everybody here is nice to each other. we say hello. i say good afternoon. i say good evening to our neighbors. it is a quite neighborhood. we haven't had any problem. >> you can see from this individual that we've just got in to us, the suspect vehicle right there near lincoln way. the police had some sort of confrontation, we're told. and then possibly the suspect is now dead. again, we need to confirm all of this. the suspect's vehicle was described as silver bluish type car. that's what you're seeing in the individual. that's what we've heard. the suspect is in custody or possibly dead. and that is the very latest from here near lincoln way. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> just in to our newsroom, dana stubble field is in jail tonight. the 46-year-old is a

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