reno made no attempt to cover the retreat. and as a consequence, the warriors were free to range in and out of his fleeing soldiers. and the river acted as a particularly bad bottleneck area . and you can see the carnage that resulted. this is a picture of me at the little bighorn battlefield. this is my second time on a horse. [laughter] and i was a little concerned when our guide, charlie realberg , explained this was tomcat, a former rodeo horse. [laughter] he said don't worry, he's 27 years old. we are on weir peak which is the , height from which some of benteen and some of the reno's officers and soldiers from reno's battalion were able to see the end of custer's portion of the battle. in the distance over my shoulder, you can see what looks like a distant grove of trees. that is where the interpretive center is. that is not far from last stand hill, which is about three miles away. and so, these are huge distances involved in this battlefield. and charlie would lead us on a bright -- ride toward reno's portion of the ba

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again popping up over reno. thunderstorm activity near north shore. fog making a strong surge already for some. 60s to 100's today. 5:30. you're looking at something or you're just collecting thoughtings. you know, i tend to look at the chp list to make sure that right before i go on the air i have the latest and we have the list here and i'm looking at something but it's nothing major. vacaville and fairfield as you drive out to the cartinez bridge. i've noticed slowing on 37 heading west over to sew know ma. there's just a little bit of it right there, after that it looks good all the way out to the mcarthur maze and it's taking 18 minutes. of course yesterday we had the slow commute through here because of issues. today is starting off nicely heading out to the bay bridge. we already have a bit of slowing here at the toll plaza. it's 5:32 back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following the developing story of the large and destructive fire that's killed a firefighter in shasta county. this is time lapse video of the fire as it has entered the

this is looking towards reno where a lot of the smoke from the fire has settled.is a valley from the higher elevations so the smoke likes to sit in the bowl basically. and that's what they are dealing with, smoke from the fires moving towards the east and north. so central valley dealing with it. for us we are seeing would be nice cloud coverage out there right along the pacific ocean not affecting visibility. half moon bay has lower visibility with a little drizzle. sunrise 5:53. sunset 8:35. here's the air quality. moderate range. so particular last matter in the upper 60s and low 50s today. so smoky skies right where the fires are but a lot of it again the wind direction is pushing it to the north and the east. sfo, it looks good right now. higher clouds, what's in it. thin ones, so that he looks like weather shounot be a factor in flights coming in and out of town. temperatures in the 50s right now. your afternoon highs in the 60s to 80s. most temperatures below average. the only with 80s are up by clearlake and lakeport further up north where the pawnee fire

in nineteen sixty eight student protests reached a peak as germany set out to reno. bent itself they were demonstrating against established social structures. at the same time german musicians were also breaking new ground krautrock was an expression of a desire for freedom. fries. so that's why it was the late sixty's early seventy's we were all influenced by the spirit of rebelling against the current structures. both political and cultural. legendary british radio d.j. john peel the center of coined the term crowd broke in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the pieces are epic full of improvise ation and experimental sounds but one band style varies greatly from the next guru guru for example there from the free jazz scene in play psychedelic rock. from pete from hamburg combines the theory all sounds with rocking guitar riffs. then this tangerine dream founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in berlin they play a kind of cosmic music. and this is. a heavy gravity in ourselves that we try to have account of this. because we try to do it with the help o

sweft 18, no 35 or 40 or anything like that. 70 in reno. 83 in las vegas. cloud cover and thunderstorms in the last couple of days. 57 in monterey and 80 down in bakersfield, california. tahoe and truckee and reno have probably seen the cloud cover but it's not moved in with thunderstorm activity. i believe that changes later today, tonight into tomorrow so if you're going up there, they have had a break. mainly in the central sierra and moving northward. a lot of that moving into southern california and san joaquin valley. >>> future casts are showing cloud cover. although there are a couple of forecast models that do put some rain on us, the gfs goes bonkers. this is probably overdone but the one you cannot ignore. if concord picks up 17-100ths that will be the story. we don't want the lightning. the worst part the critical fire danger already. 60s and 70s to 80s and 90s. sunshine for some for a while. then we'll get the cloud cover moving in late tonight and tomorrow. could get some showers over us. i think it's one and done gone by the weekend. >> yeah.

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it looks like sprinkles and light rain, even reports in reno.re is monsoon moisture coming around the high, up the crest of the sierra. i don't think it will make it up to sacramento. there is plenty of fog. it has been a cool month for some and very hot for others. ocean temperatures went down, temperatures around the bay are cold. it is 51 in the oakland hills, 52 degrees in berkeley. it is 3 degrees below average for this time of year. water is very warm in some -- in southern california. santa barbara -- it warms up big time between santa monica and san diego. it is 74 to 78. we have a tale of two extremes. we have low clouds and fog pushing and light, it will burn back, but we have hazy, smoky sunshine and a monsoon has been active in the four corners. arizona was lit up. it was moving up the sierra and las vegas. i do not think it will make it here. it is in the 60s to the 90s, and you're either in the 90s or in the 60s and you cannot get enough sunshine. some people have said i have not seen the sun in two weeks. it does look cooler inlan

once again rashad is visiting on to reno as he still failed to find the bride will try. to fit a pro-choice place in the interest of peace so there would. be joint custody she dates of the whole on what you're going to name two months arena she just rashad adopting the strategy instead of scouring crimea she should look for a bride here and some are. moving here the last little is there's a little much to do pledge here the soup lists there are more took a. poll on the wrong. oh it's so. you know. it's interesting you can you go to them you put up a scud missile you just have seen a sinus light this is how vehicles board the ferry literally bumper to bumper it's hire some ordeal first you have to wait in line for tickets then line up for inspection then again to actually board with the music. after all that so even in good weather and the pending on how many cars there are the crossing can say two to three hours even though the actual sailing time is only fifteen to twenty minutes but if it's stormy forget it you stay ashore praying for the weather to break. but i. just

mid and high level clouds for the most part bypassing the bay and look at the lightning strikes in renoand smoke from the ferguson fire lifting through yosemite valley and some of it getting into lake tahoe. if you have plans towards the sierra tomorrow, repeat of thunderstorms could be possible and the greatest intensity of the showers like we are seeing now, should be from about 2:00 to 5:00 and it doesn't look like we're going to see showers around the bay area. only chance might be up around lake county or northern napa county and cloud build ups. and closer to home, the low clouds you are seeing in san francisco and locally inland and we could start with drizzle and finish the day like today. mostly sunny skies and maybe not as much as the mid level clouds or humidity that we saw earlier this morning. temperatures to start the day tomorrow, mild. upper 50s and low 60s and through afternoon, temperatures climbing about two to three degrees warmer in most spots. mid 80s and upper valley, over temperatures into the low 90s. 70s from oakland to hayward and peninsula temperatures into t

>> jet reno.>> stephen: is that in honor of janet reno? >> yeah. sure. >> stephen: you're lying. >> i am. >> stephen: you're a liar. >> i am lying, all joking aside. ( laughter ) >> stephen: if you-- if you-- if you have trouble saying that little monologue you did, where you didn't understand anything you were saying, how do you learn the lines? because it's all that, right? >> i don't. i mean, it is so embarrassing. there's no-- i can't even picture what i'm talking about, you know. when i'm learning lines in other shows or movies or something, i can kind of visualize what i'm talking about. on "star trek" i'm just like, "okay, i have to just remember these words." ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's just sound jazz. >> yeah-- ( laughs ) >> stephen: sound jazz with tig notaro, in space! >> yeah. >> stephen: do you have a cool outfit or anything? >> well, yeah. >> stephen: or anything like that? >> it's a "star trek" uniform, so it's cool. i was just in mississippi visiting my cousin, and i told him i

it's close enough in reno so be advised things are popping up. available moisture for sure. 50s on the temperatures and 60s, quite cool here. santa rosa at 51. napa airport at 53. they did drop to 50 yesterday. that's cool. other locations can't get out of the low 60s. almost ten at vacaville. i just know forecast models are overshooting some of the highs when the breeze is that strong. 53 the water temperature at san francisco. makes a major difference. there's a correlation. fog up and down the coast in the 50s and 60s. inland is 80s, 90s and 100. a huge difference because of the fog bank. 4:31 on a friday. looks like road work there, there's a lot of symbols. >> they are pretty good about leaving enough room so it doesn't cause traffic jams. someone is thinking out there no they're not but they do leave room for you. not a lot of slow traffic but a lot of road work. as a matter of fact, we saw the highway four picture, some of it there in the eastbound direction wasn't causing any slow traffic. this is 80 westbound from the cartinez bridge to

there is always a bit of caution in reno by now what a trade negotiation with president trump involves a positive take away from the trump-juncker meeting. amething of a deal that looks step away from a transatlantic trade were carried it looks like the asian regional economy holding up. a bit of resilience. rishaad: -- joining the semiconductor party. many companies have come in at ahead of estimates this reporting season. the chip business is doing well. we are looking at them and what is going on market wise. sophie: asian stocks mixed, but the yen

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thunderstorm activity up in the crest of sierra by reno. keep an eye on things if you're up there. 60s and 70s to near 100 degrees. 4:01 on a friday morning, here he is mr. sal. >> friday, my goodness, thank you steve. >> i know how you feel. i feel the same. we have made it through a tough week here and here we are with 580 westbound. if you're driving through and we're hoping for a better commute. we have had a couple tough days. hopefully for you it is going to be better today. we see slowing as you drive through. livermore and dublin, out to castro valley traffic is just a little bit slow on the construction zones. for the most part we're off to a nice start. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving along okay and we don't see any real problems here on the bay bridge approach. steve mentioned a bit of wind but not enough to affect your drive across the bridge. 0. >> the car fire forcing thousands of evacuations destroyed 15 homes and burned almost 29,000 acres and killed at least one firefighter and i

i expect this to continue to come down. 43 in truckee. 70 in reno. 66 in ukiah. that's a warm low. you can see the low clouds there getting smashed by high pressure nosing in. that turns the flow aloft in the atmosphere, more out of the southeast which can bring moisture in. i'm hard pressed to find much. doesn't mean that can't change. we'll get the cloud cover starting late wednesday and more likely thursday and early friday. i do buy that up in the sierra. by friday into the weekend you start to juice things up a bit and late friday starts to bring it in. if you're going to tahoe friday and saturday, kee on things with thunderstorm activity. there's your 106 up in clear lake. are you going up there today? you're not? all right. 70s and 80s and 90s. 104 out in vacaville. 100 in brentwood. 72 in alameda. walnut creek 95. big differences here today. 80s and 90s in san jose. the tropical clouds come in and looks back to normal for the weekend. >> the c notes are going bye bye. >> they will probably hang around but not up here. >>> he was stuck in a container rescued this man. it's f

in nevada the perry fire outside reno continueso spread rapidly across more than 42,000 acrers and is 15% contained. near 20 of those fires are scorching california, leaving resources stretched thin. 1 hundred $50 million have already been spent on emergenc firefighting the dangerous car fire exploded over 103,000 acres and destroyed homes near redding. but thousands more structures threated. >> reporter: this is the fire fight crews are waging on the front lines afterot ripng to redding in northern california. the car fire tore through more than 1,000 structures. at least six have lost their lives. melody bledsoe wrapped a blanket around her grandchildn. >> you can move than family and then you lose everything on top of that. >> reporter: the inferno so powerful -- their home was incinerated in minutes. >> it took us years to buy this place, first home. >> reporter: the car fire is still threatening 5,000 structures. across california 17 wild fires are raging. outsideosemite a second firefighterer killed in that blaze and now a new threat in wine country. the mendocino complex fire t

if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your sidingand that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? when heartburn hits... fight back fast s. it neutralizes stomach acid at the urce. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. excellence haircolor by l'oréal. it colors. with pro-keratine complex rich, radiant color and it cares for my hair. no color protects better. or covers gray better. so much care in one little box. excellence crème from l'oréal paris. ♪ closed captioning provided by -- in the appearance of sun-damaged skin. gold bond. ♪ >>> wouldn't it be great if you're a surfer and didn't have to go out and chase those waves. what if you could go right to the river and just jump on the river. >> yeah. >> and you can. they call this the break the body boarders. all take turns, jump on in and just

more typical in august but we are seeing it now so that will mean thunderstorms starting tomorrow in renoline village area so you know the drill -- when you are up there, just be ready for that in the afternoons and then current temperatures, you can see running a little bit behind -- or a lot behind in concord. 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa, so a strong seabreeze and when you look at the green, it's nice that these temps represent -- colors represent temperatures. the seabreeze is what you will wake up to tomorrow so a much cooler sleeping night and the fog will hang at the coast all day with the temperature for -- footprint looking like this, which is classic summer. not just tomorrow, but the next few days with slight variations on the downside as things will cool off a little bit. you see tomorrow brentwood -- you are at 93, instead of 96. still pretty warm, just not sweltering. the fire danger is always high in the summer, not extreme but always high and then there's the forecast with like i said, no big weather headline other than the monsoonal moisture around lake tahoe and the f

and wants to know more about ukrainian holiday destinations so we traveled to the western region of reno to check out the city of chatting there see it's not the most well known tourist hot spot but well worth a visit let's find out why. the western ukrainian city of charity lies well off the beaten track nevertheless it has a cosmopolitan flair and is something of a sleeping beauty. an architect from prague built the university some one hundred thirty years ago. the student studied here she's a language mediator and offer city tours she loves the university's diversity. you cannot say for sure that for example this belongs to this community or to this particular style because you can turn this around and see different. byzantine and morris motifs dominate the building style it also has european and jewish influences the lectures were held in german here until the end of world war one for centuries see was the capital of the book of the region from seven hundred seventy five to nine hundred eighteen it belonged to the housework empire the viennese provincial cities with places like the t

. >> reporter: tim brown is the climatologist in reno. markers of climate change can be seen more markedly after dark. >> it is about 2 degrees fahrenheit. the anomaly we are seeing now, the departure from the long-term average. that has been happening since the 1980s. >> reporter: the swing towards hotter nights has become more pronounced. >> the nighttime warmth also means dryer humidity during the night. dead and cured vegetation, which is the fuel for the fire, typically at night it would absorb more of the moisture. with less moisture to absorb because of the warmer temperatures, the fuels are dryer at night. >> reporter: that increased nighttime behavior was noted on the county fire which instead of slowing, quadrupled in size over the first night. this to degree temperature swing could not only make fires burn faster but for longer. >> it could impact tactical operations during the night and potentially make the fire itself last longer if they can't achieve the suppression goals in a timely manner that they desire. >> reporter: it

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meets just at the reno team's latest edition of make up as we go. to jersey look. shows seem wrong. just don't. get me that he's yet to shape out he still comes to catapult and in games from an equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thank. you only well controls apart on the eve of the trunks on the western media i washed with reports of the so-called grand bargain that russia and the united states may only know of in helsinki the americans are pretty clear that they want to see a decrease in the ring in presence in syria but they saw what they themselves paid in kind to discuss that i'm now joined by a senior advisor to iran's supreme leader ali akbar velayati really a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time just more you're most welcome. who. are friendly and. as you may know moscow is a pretty hectic city these days just yesterday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu stopped by to watch football. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is visiting on the same day as you but none of you tell your visit form

also near reno. 50s and 60s on the terps. -- temperatures. mid-50s for some and low 50s for mill valley. napa is 55. water temperatures went up, bodega bay 55. they are much warmer than they were a week ago. there is still a fresh southwest wind. this is the area we will focus on. some of that will rotate around arizona and phoenix has had a very active week or 10 days. some of that may rotate around the high. today we have foggy. we may have some burning off today. thursday morning some of this month soon moisture may pay a visit. the only real bullish model shows a little bit coming up. there could be some in our future. it is still a few days away. 60s, 70s, 80s, and even some 90s out there. coast will be 60s and 70s. hot inland. >>> thank you. a close encounter with the barrett lake tahoe. we will show you what a woman did to scare off the bear. >> think of it as a black friday in july. >> amazon prime day is just the beginning. how amazon competitors are responding. >>> welcome back. starting today, to bay area dmv offices will open an h

a lot tamer the tournament spoke the way for president alexander chief reno earlier on our studio in the heart of moscow. joined right now by president alexander jeffrey and it is so great to have you with thank you so much for taking the time and what have you made being here but the experience russia twenty six i think that a lot of fans were around the world to change their opinions of the country just because of the power of football the power of the world cup you have first of all i would like to congratulate feet below sea russian football union and the russian federation i knew would the world cup would be organized well but i'm still positively surprised and for me. it's maybe it's a joke but not completely one of the biggest achievement is that even customers police started to smile but they don't smile anywhere in the world and they say welcome to russia so. i mean pressed and i mean press by the level of. of peacefulness i don't see any aggression i don't see any any extreme fans. walking around threatening people that for me it's it's it's a great great. and lessons learn

allows the water temperatures to go up. 50 in truckee and 59 in thunderstorm activity pops up again in reno, it looks like most of this is off towards the east. the big news continues to be nearly impossible to time, but late wednesday or thursday looks like the possibility of moisture coming in again. that system called us on sunday, that's been in the atmosphere open the door and allowed the fog to come in. now that it moves out, high pressure builds it and that means temperatures rise. 60s and 70s and the coast in may and 80s and 90s in line, if you are far enough inland, upper 90s in clearlake and vacaville. it looks w in linda will be in the 90s, by the co. >> that is par for summer. >> thank you steve. >>> 4:19 am is the time, new developments surrounding the founder of papa john's, coming up, the changes you will notice to the company's advertising. >>> and california's people are shaking things up with a surprise endorsement for senator. >>> 4:21 am now, officer involved shootings are making headlines more and more frequently. we break down the string of incidents that have broke ou

been a lot of that will move into the lake tahoe and reno area and you might even see some flashes up in the hills, the foothills and eastern parts of larimer valley. these are the temperatures for the morning in san francisco and oakland, about 58 degrees, mostly cloudy. slowburn off tomorrow, partly sunny in the afternoon in the mostly sunny late in the day with a high in san francisco instead of 70, about 68 degrees so temperatures generally coming down. warm spots are in the low 90s. fire danger is always high but not as high as -- the weekend. kind of a nice little pattern for us in this week. when you see the top-tier numbers of the upper 90s and low 100s you just know you will have issues with fire. when i look at that i think yes there might be a few but conditions are not red flag warranted. >>> thank you, bill. buster posey was the hero this afternoon as the giants went to extra innings and the cubs -- marked the game-winning hit. >>> a phon found itself stuck in offense and police tweeted these pictures tonight -- we have an animal control officer, community service member

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meets just at the reno p.r.t. teams latest edition make up as we go. look. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet people this is the simple song alone even some company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us that. allowed for miss you guys you've got. to go. i've been this is. just because i'm out. somewhere you know i'm going to lift bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. birds and their date downwards we want all. of. the gains any kind of presence of the united states you know region if. you can. tina there is your money although you know any policy we mean be against of they doing all region in the region if you go to your region does quote. i understand there were a new goal the president. of the united states is trying to be you know region of your against any kind of expansionism any kind of a you kno

meets just at the reno bianchi team's latest edition of make up this week a. look. at what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to the press it's like before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the water out. i will fight for you did you know that the city of cazan is the first ever world cup city to have a predominantly muslim population you do know of my left town is the beautiful mosque and two hundred yards away is the quite incredible imposing cathedral two great cultures living side by side since the days of catherine the great. right talking with stan we back on and that means fruit. thing. we had last year in. restaurants that moved location with the same people don't worry in the same great food i must was a chef last year and that would go further cuts. ads last year it was very very different to the bedmates but very much like i'm so looking forward to cooks in the. delicious she should do the dishes. right so brazil against belgium i

conservationists of such a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland it's headed by reno fine baca. bit transparent as one of thirty six thousand and ten is involved in the effort. also is leave traces often in the shadow of a bridge. in. the smells rather fishies that obama and he looks very fresh. to smoke that territory by leaving piles of excrement that site this part of the river belongs to me. the piles help the researches track down the animals. alters could well be living in this stream to. buttress paris phyllis going to check the stretch for to once a year. she already keeps track of beavis and is thrilled the authors might show up to. what may exist for me as a real highlight when a species reappears. especially when it was basically our fault that it disappeared in the first place otters left because the conditions weren't right for them anymore. although switzerland had to catch the ultra protected species none had been sighted in the wild since the one nine hundred eighty s. these ones eleven and. one theory is that toxins in the environment had rendered wil

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tahoe, chucky, reno-reno had the first 100 degree day of the summer yesterday.storm activity state south and east of the. tonight, i think the changes. that starts to come up the crest of the sierra. will have sudden the morning. also partly, to mostly cloudy later this afternoon tonight, overnight into early friday. again, it is probably high, mid- level clouds, make for a great sunset pictures. the future cast is not showing rain here. there are a couple of forecast models that actually put some measurable amounts on us. probably overdone. probably overdone, he says. i will be shocked if we get this much. but there is a possibility of some of that developing. tonight, not today, for late afternoon, this evening. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. some of that fog, keeping the coast and bay right where they should be. inland temps are a little bit above average. tonight and friday will be tropical. after that, while the -- warmer weather is on the way. >>> 100 employees involved in goobers sub -- self driving operation have been laid off. self driving vehicles in pennsylv

. >> so far, lake tahoe's air quality is moderate, not too far away in reno, pushing in at unhealthy levels as smoke moves in there. >>> closer here to the bay area, fog. >> yep. our air is fresh and clean from the pacific ocean, there it is. not everyone can see their air rolling in, we can here in the bay area, that bottom of the atmosphere marine layer sliding on in over seven cisco right now, 70 degrees and counting, 71 in san jose, mild in san francisco, 60 degrees. warm tonight, 63 in concord, 64 in san jose, why? the answer is the humidity, we have an increase in humidity today which will keep us warmer tonight. tahoe this weekend, that haze and smoke will continue scattering thunderstorms in afternoons, is around 80 degrees. rugby in town here, seven cisco, the world cup sevens continues this weekend, upper 60s there, stern grove festival on sunday, low clouds, and cooler, because so, we had humidity today, clouds no, thunderstorms no, thunderstorms over the sierra to the east. most of the moisture stayed offshore to the west, in between the bay area, humidity was about it. a

reno, going for 103 tomorrow. redding, 111. >> and more than 40 fires burning across the west at this hour. the ferguson hour, doubling in helicopters have been able to make water drops. the body of a fallen firefighter has been recovered. carried out. >>> we move tonight. the high-speed shootout in las vegas. an officer under fire, chasing two suspects. shooting through the windshield with people on the streets. here's matt gutman with the imag images. >> reporter: it begins as a routine pursuit of shooting suspects. but seconds in, routine is shattered. >> shots fired! >> reporter: veteran las vegas police officer william umana is under fire. two suspects in the suv blast away. 34 total shots. >> shots fired again! >> reporter: the officer gunning it. advising others to stay back. umana unholsters his gun, first in his left hand. he reconsiders then aims and fires. through the windshield. in broad daylight, on a city street. another salvo, both hands on his weapon. neither on the wheel. the driver's wounded. the

this is time lapse video in the nevada seismological lab in reno. you can see the smoke moving south last night. the camera here is perched on the el dorado national forest still 80 miles away from the fire. >> the pawnee fire spread to another 1,000 acres over the weekend. it has chared 14,500 acres of land and is 73% contained burning northwest of the county fire. there is still a mandatory evacuation order in effect for the community of double eagle where flames are threatening 50 structures. the pawnee fire destroyed 22 structures since it began a week ago saturday. we are posting fire updates on our website, also the abc 7 news app. make sure to sign up for push alerts and we'll send you updates as they happen. >>> it is 4:30. let's get a quick update on your weather and traffic. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike? >>> if you were with us saturday evening you know that i was showing live doppler 7 and you could see the plume of smoke coming from both fires, the pawnee and the county fire. look at this

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meets just at the reno team's latest edition to make up a bigger.you know world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need. to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's target for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the arab spring began with high hopes. but with seventy years on turned the middle east into an open war and what went so wrong and what is next for the region we'll ask the former president of tunisia where the wave of revolt started mr maule said . seven years after the people of the middle east took to the streets demanding transparency democracy and inclusion the region is i would.

reporter: tim brown is a climatologist and the director of the western regional climate center in reno. he says markers of climate change can be seen more markedly after dark. >> it's about 2 degrees anomaly we're seeing now departure from the long-term average and that's been happening since about the 1980s. >> reporter: the swing toward hotter nights has become more pronounced over the past six years. >> the nighttime warmth also means drier humidity during the night. and that and cured vegetation, which is the fuel for the fire, this would typically at night absorb more of the moisture. but with less moisture to absorb, because of the warmer temperatures, the fuels are drier at night and that leads to increased fire behavior. >> reporter: that increased nighttime behavior was noted on the county fire which, instead of slowing, quadrupled in size over the first night. and this 2-degree temperature swing could not only make fires burn faster but longer. >> it impacts your tactical operations during the night, and potentially it makes the fire itself last longer if they can't achieve t

so chico, reno, places like that will see temperatures very high today with heat indexes up to 110 degrees. certainly, not helping to fuel those fires today. so as we go throughout the day, we're also talking about some wet weather and that's in arizona, the places that doesn't need it. so flagstaff got up to two inches of rain in just an hour yesterday. it's monsoon season, just a wind shift where it brings the moisture on land and we could see that again today. if you're in the areas, get the flooding rains, pull over, turn around if you can and be careful of the roadways. the next couple days through tuesday, anywhere from a quarter to half inch generally, but again up to an inch or inch is the state of arizona with the threat of the monsoonal flooding and pleasant along the coast in california. yeah, that wet season in arizona where they get the flooding rain out of nowhere and that's what we need to watch through wednesday. >> thank you so much, michelle. >>> the fairfax county police department sending a strong message how speeding can cost you, literally. the department shared this

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my conversation with the reno renowned military historian margaret mcmillan on humanity's complicated relationship with war and how throughout history we are repeatedly dro lly drawn into it despite the horrors. welcome to the program, everyone. i we're often warned that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. the message holds particular resonance today with nationalism on the rise across europe, democracies changing into autocracies and civil war plaguing africa and the middle east. old alliances appear strained, so, too, is the past 70 years of geopolitical stability that many of us have benefitted from. it's perhaps, therefore, argues paradox. we are appalled by it by entranced by it. it brings about huge social invention. war appeals to the worst of human straits but inspires ideals and qualities that are rarely seen in peace time. above all, war is what happens when the things that we want to live for are worth dieing for. i sat down with professor mcmillan to discover why war is such an integral part of our human experience. professor, welcome to the prog

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the last sixteen on center court eight times champion roger federer faces frenchman edwin man the reno number two you see the raf will also be in action against czech eva silly over on court one over talk of each will play current cut off of russia well for three when martin del potro will take on jill simone on court two. on the women's side center court will host serena williams as she plays evgenia the now angele kerber will be on called one against bill in the bench each elsewhere covering the push faces key burdens of the netherlands and you in austin payne go will be in action against alexandria sas novich cycling world champion b. to say given of slovakia has won the second stage of this year's tour de france and for good measure he's also in possession of the leaders yellow jersey sunday's stage took the riders on a one hundred eighty two point five kilometer journey with one categorized climb stage one winner from colombia finance was held up in a crash in the final kilometer say going to voided the pileup and would overtake a local rider on all of them are on the slight incli