people want to know why are you flying to reno and not to tahoe? reno is the big airport. easier to get from reno to tahoe by the shuttle which i'll be taking, inexpensive. just under $30. versus taking a uber or lyft. there would be the option of renting a car. tahoe tourism wants to encourage people if they make the journey this way to take a rideshare or the shuttle. they want to decrease the amount of cars on the roads and help with traffic. >> melanie, i know you must be excited to put your feet up as you mentioned earlier at the airport and not be stuck in a car for so long. >> yeah. that's one thing, of course. so when i was in the car this past sunday, if you were following along and it was 12 hours, my companion and i were so intent on getting home at that point, i had to be at work the next day, we had other stuff going on. we decided to make that trip and not stop. there was an officer directing traffic early on and i said to him, hi, i took his picture, you might have that photo where he's sort of flexing his muscles as he's directing traffic. i said how long w

and florida state attorney janet reno was appointed u.s. 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 world trade center, killing six and injuring 1,000. [ 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 spre

and of course part of that is the french side those related to reno or those who are just concerned obviously that this is being handled unfairly are you getting a sense that there's any sort of rift between nissan and renault related to this or hearing anything where you are. oh it's very clear what is so mean if you look at the part. specially the song of quickly don't. do not go along with that right there tells you. don't listen to. didn't. but they are going away. there's lots of stories one of them. about lots of kanchan going back and forth. but tonight we have a story about. who died in france many people think this might actually it was television. ok so lots of rumors going around and possible reversals there we'll wait to see how this pans out michael penn there joining us from tokyo thank you very much when. asian markets were up today on efforts to resolve the u.s. china trade dispute western nations are meanwhile hoping that any resolutions about dispute might ease access to the lucrative chinese consumer market something that has remained frustratingly out of reach for many bus

this is one from a veteran in reno.he said, i applaud you for standing up to trumpet not wasting taxpayer money on a stupid wall that he promised mexico would pay for. however, as a federal employee who is also a disabled vet, i ask that you support legislation to assure that we do not lose pay and benefits because of the shutdown. we are currently scheduled to receive a pay on december 31. after that we have no more checks coming until the shutdown is over. despite what others have said, any federal employees depend on the checks and face real economic impact when the government shuts down. we are tired of being demonized by the right as parasites and your credits. it's ridiculous the president wants to freeze our pay. the federal government is the largest employer of veterans. we continue supporting our country throughout our federal service. madam president, no family or individual in the united states of america should have their life abundant like this. we ask that the federal government reopen and that the majorit

and illegal immigrant arrested in connection with four murders in reno, nevada adding fuel to donald trump's fire. adding we need a powerful wall. a different angle from the video sitting new 8 on a new viral video involving teenagers from a catholic high school and a native american man. did the media rush to judgment? welcome to fox news at night. we begin with kristin fisher as senate republicans released the text of the proposed bill to open the government and get ready for a vote. >> senate republicans have just released the text of their bill that will carry out the new immigration proposal and majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will vote on it later this week but democrats have already rejected it and 7 democrats are needed for that 60 votes threshold to pass the senate. donald trump did not talk about the shutdown during a visit to the martin luther king jr. memorial today. >> you talk about the shutdown at all? >> reporter: he had plenty to tell democrats on twitter. stop playing games and give america the security it deserves. the new cover mice proposal asks d

and that's what janet reno did , to her credit, that the investigation has to be investigated. but she then wasn't there to tell the public he's doing what i told him to do. criticize his techniques but don't criticize the fact of the investigation itself. that's the erosion of lines of accountability that i think were really at the heart of the structural problem with the independent counsel statute. that has been corrected. >> to answer your question and 's point, there's no question it was difficult to fire than it is now. you had to show improprietaries. improprieties to fire the special counsel. now it's more good cause. however, i do agree with ken that even though the standard was higher under our 78 law, it still requires the attorney general to find good cause, misconduct, and you have one other and that is you and the audience as american citizens. if an attorney general attempts to fire a special prosecuter who is doing his or her job, that has to be under the regulations. now, given in writing for the reasons, and there would be a huge backlash against firing someon

reno, nevada, one woman will never order honey from amazon again.e this time of year this little guy ran into bad luck at a casino. he could not afford a cave, homeowner shocked. by furry porch pirate. not shock z at rest of us she still has her christmas lights up, it is almost valentine's day. package has not been recovered. knowing reno this is not craziest story of the week involving someone's package. eew . >> police in mcclain, illinois, consider no one above the law, even if they happen to be a queen. look at this. that is queen elsa from disney's frozen. for those of you who don't have a young child, they are accusing elsa are causing the polar vortex, they don't want to build a snow man, they asked to drop the case but police won't, ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ elsa was arraigned this morning in her court date will take mace in summer. >> summer. topic three cachow. great state of missouri. has also been facing roar low temperatures today, but post office made their deliveries some packages were warm. check this out. oh, tha that is a mail truc

. >> jenna was commuting from the bay area to reno when his car lost control. >> i couldn't do anything. then the car came across the street and hit the wall on the right side. >> thankfully, he wasn't injured. >> are you okay? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> drivers like heart say it's better to take it slow and steady during inclement weather. >> always plan for the worst. just hope for the best, right. >> now 4:50 switching gears now. make sure you're wearing boots if you're headed to shore. we'll talk about that. if you're heading to the coast, stay dry. santa cruzmountains over an inch. for the year, we made up a lot of ground. these numbers start to two down. no rain this week. just over 6 inches of rain. let us know there were light flurries over. thankful for the rain and snow and look forward to more this month and beyond. probably not this month. i think we're done until early february. bringing back rain and snow around early february 1st and 2nd. the storm totals were quiet impressive. high water content good. advisories will be coming out if they have not already. slow going because

. >> the tahoe challenge, we decided to ask what's faster, driving to tahoe or flying to nearby reno and then taking a shuttle out to your hotel. >> the challenge was inspired by a reporter who was stuck in terrible traffic over the weekend. look at those cars. bumper to bump reporter melanie woodrow is joining us live right outside our building to tell us more about this challenge. that traffic again this weekend? >> okay. so it took me 12 hours to get to the north bay from tahoe and you'll remember when i did that phone interview on sunday night miles in seven hours. it took a long time >> all right. i can't hear you, reggie. i'll tell you what we're doing here. this is juan carlos. juan carlos is my challenger today. he also works here at abc 7 news. you're driving, right? i'm flying. tell us what your plan is. you're going to stop for -- you have big plans. >> this is kind of like the tortoise and the hare situation for me. we have ideal conditions. so i assume we'll beat you there. we'll stop off along the way, enjoy the trip. we have to gas up, make sure we have plenty of gas.

president trump it weighing in on the reno tragedy and a tweet.ines also that caravan and ends it with "we need a powerful wall." time now for tonight power pane panel, zack wheat, fox news contributor, charlie, and political analyst, gianno caldwell. we know the president offered up a deal this week on immigration, which the democrats, before he even had the words out of his mouth, said that it will not work for them. open up the government, then we can talk. i want to play a sound bite from a dreamer, who is now speaking out on these negotiations. >> nancy pelosi, i think we are going to have to put politics to the side. you know what, mr. president? i will give you the wild. give me a permanent solution for the daca community. we can move on to infrastructure and other big issues for the rest of the year. >> shannon: is it a bit tough for democrats to explain to the dreamers why they wouldn't take this deal? it gives them some protection. it's better than nothing. speak out a genuine leader isn't someone who searches for a consensus but molds c

robert fiske had been appointed by janet reno. >> reno had asked the three-judge panel to reappoint fiske, 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 them wante

. >> reporter: he was commuting to reno with his car lost control. >> the car came across the street and hit the wall on the right side. >> reporter: he wasn't injured. >> you okay? >> reporter: but drivers say it is better to take it slow and steady. >> always plan for the worse. you know, hope for the best. >>> still sketchy up there now. they are doing avalanche blasting on 50 right now. they are holding traffic on 50. u.s. 50. there is delayed on that as well. they coufoot ski day.a holiday ski weekend. winter storm warning and as you look at the showers, heaviest stuff around roseville and lincoln. san francisco, north of san francisco, san jose, scattered showers. like i said, half inch to quarter inch to half inch to inch and a half of rain. very productive weather system. it is done. this is it. it is out of here. we start to get into a drying pattern that will promote northeast winds which will keep us dry. and warmer. cold nights and mild days. upper 50s, low significants. 60s. today's storm, and now we will go dry. the mountains have a chance to settle down. they have a lo

lucky ones you know the people who remember us off the lake was reno in sight you know that now the ball is going to get bigger and bigger every day in india so it would be part of it when it all started and it feels good so something i can tell the granton about i've been known sighted i was a part of it. when i was sixteen sixteen my dream more was to play for the national team first then all those kids dream to play for manchester. or whatever madrid and everything but for me i was very passionate and i'm still the most passionate about the national team and i'm ready to talk the guy and i get pretty pissed when people make jokes on my going to do something about some of that kind of a guy so me was nothing moves over the national team and i would die to sleep enough of. these days. for another indian national. president. and c.e.o. . of most i did. this necessary if necessary however i'm not somebody. i never said the. unity of the squad and the national being as is is second to none it's unbelievable and i believe this is our biggest strength you know when you go out. and you hear l

. >>> apunto de morir estuvo una niÑa que cayÓ en la fosa de una exhibiciÓn de orino so reno tees ena. >>> somos gente buena y con el mejor equipo periÍ todos lados. >>> donde ocurran las noticias. >>> con la verdad de los hechos. >>> con la verdad de los hechos. >> ♪cuando tienes náuseas, ♪acidez, ♪indigestión, ♪malestar estomacal, diarrea...♪ chica, pepto con ultra recubrimiento tratará bien a tu estómago. ♪náuseas, acidez, indigestión, ♪malestar estomacal, diarrea...♪ prueba pepto con ultra recubrimiento. después de que me operaron la rodilla. me lo siguieron recetando, así que lo seguí tomando. no sabía que sería tan adictivo. no sabía hasta qué punto llegaría para conseguir más. ♪ es una molestia limpiar los pisos con un trapeador y un balde, de modo que usted probablemente no esté limpiando con la frecuencia que desearía. para una limpieza conveniente, pruebe swiffer wetjet. ya que la suciedad y los líquidos quedan atrapados dentro de la almohadilla, abrblas superficies terminadas. gracias a la tecnología que mientras ayuda a evitar las rayas mejor que un trapeador. pruebe swif

just starting out of forty six nothing and his friends told him that it was clear over reno park r. and if you could create a trouble with your unit is an officer and then when told to get up off the ground and the officer. began to pet him down. i heard them press on that sounded kind of fighting into me grown man like wrestling especially the officer apparently backed up and threw his baton and your individual twisted away from the officer pulling the petard out of his crib. the officer did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then what happened on three swung at the hands didn't hit him i never saw any contact between the two any kind went back to where they were so the officers back here their fight again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and he bit on tree. i knew it was not happen so i turned away. after i counted drama more shyness. very very large party are smart. guy you are to me nor to me me or my very very near your numero mildmay i mean unwired normal are already held right now to carry medical records are. mine

has become a muscle office instrument and is now a world class hall player and gets concerts with reno and august for us so take a look this will amaze you. felix klees and the camel hottest salzburg austria are rehearsing mozart's horn concerto number three. just the little bit. of. the musicians spend hours for her singing until everything is perfect their recording all for one concertos bible i'm a dale smuts arch. more to think about when you see mozart's musical score it doesn't look all that spectacular but in reality there is so much to it many times there is just half a bar separating a really happy section from a really sad one by one have attacked that session it in the third movement for example are all in six eight time exactly so one is like up up up up up up up up up up up up another is like up up up up up ordered out a pop up out of a pot so they're quite similar. in. the moment her souls are hard work how does félix please a cow. does his leg cramp up after a while. you know not really were laid off i think playing like this looks more spectacular than it actually is it

majority black population and also the unique local feature that it is built atop of the bones of reno city, and my question is, do you have any advice for us and having this conversation? >> good luck. [laughter] may i, since i am a fellow alum? i can understand. if there is enough assignment -- that, thatiment to change is not the end of the world. i wish you wouldn't because woodrow wilson -- i don't know how it was when you were there, but when i was there, and i graduated in 1957, it was a jewel in the crown of the d.c. school system. it was "the one." part of it was that our teachers tended to be older. when you are seniority, you tended to post wilson. it was a bit of an elephant graveyard. >> i don't think many people are larger you -- many of those teachers are alive jigger you say that. >> if we're going to have our high schools named after presidents, to have the one that is the best, then our most educated president or most identified with education, higher education, i think that is very appropriate and that is just one guy's opinion. >> did you know about reno city? >> th

just starting out of forty six i think it does best told him that it was clear over reno park art if you could create a trouble with. this officer and then when you told him to get up off the ground and the officer began to pet him down. i heard them cracks on the sounds of kind of fighting into the grown man like wrestling essentially the officer apparently backed up and threw his top tier individual twisted away from the officer pulling the toys out of his crib. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then what happened on tree swung. and didn't hit them i never saw any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were back here they're high again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer has gotten any country . and i knew it was not happen so i turned away. after i counted. for more shots. very very large market our smart. meter my very very clear in a narrow my own way i mean running wired into our garden or walk around right now are very not a hundred. million or one. i don't even know i was. around iraq. that day i didn't se

more snow is expected tomorrow and that prompted greyhound to cancel service in reno. if you are headed to the mountain small, they urged drivers to check for train -- chain restrictions before you leave. >> the national weather service i should -- issued a flood advisory for some areas. these areas flooded recently and some bayside parking lots also let it. the advisory does go into effect tomorrow morning and will last through much of the day. let's check in with our meteorologist. >> hello. it is that time of the year that when you get a full moon, it will work in conjunction with a winter solstice. that is a flood advisory that is in place for tomorrow. the water will be going up rapidly. we do have a strong tide coming in. you can see the tied levels and they are really going up. they will peak on sunday and monday at seven feet. they will come down slightly on tuesday. you heard about lake tahoe and look at the storm totals for the last seven days. they are getting up to six feet of snow in the valley. those are some hefty amounts. there is more snow in the forec

i am heading west to reno and they said it's getting worse out there. >> reporter: heavy rain causing flooding issues in areas like austin, texas. >> that water moves fast. doesn't matter if it's a four- wheel drive or car, if there is water there, it can push you off of the bridge. >> reporter: high water in parts of louisiana and in calca shoe parish, a 68-year-old man was killed when an uprooted tree landed on top of the truck he was in. >> high thoughts and prayers go to the family now. it's kind of a bizarre, you know, weird accident that happened. >> reporter: a flash flood watch is in affect for the northern half of georgia on friday and there is a chance of isolated strong storms along the carolina coast. and i'm john lawrence reporting. >>> the rest want country is dealing with severe weather. we're going to deal with winter weather ourselves. california style. >> yeah. >> and we have a bit of a break. and, i don't know, 12, 14 hours before we start to see it. and if you have anything to do outside, go ahead and do it. and take the christmas lights down. i know that is on my

and reno is at 25 degrees. main street tax. there you go. sierra tahoe. snow. lots of snow. this was taken a day ago, though. and take a look at the seven- day totals up here. seven-day totals. north star. squaw, 94. sugar bowl, 79. and sierra at tahoe, 68 inches of snow. yes, i'd say er than rainwise f year. many 30s. fremont is 1. castro valley. 45 because of a breeze. 39 in gilroy. 49 in santa cruz. and so cal. 32 in the mountains. low 40s around cupertino, saratoga, also for campbell. a few clouds on the coast. cold air coming over the water. but the storm track, if you will, is going north. we got a break here, first time in a long time, high pressure is kicking in for at least a week or so. northwest, west, northwest, concord, an outlier. but keeping temps up. otherwise we'd be evclear skies not much. i think tomorrow we start to head them up and move them out there. but upper 50s, low 60s. santa rosa, winds. a few high clouds spilling over. clouds, i think, start to move in here sunday. but still very warm. >>> time is 4:50. super bowl liii is set. democrats working o

and here it is by and home a reno the history student is truly in his element now. so i'm here on the pitch where so many top stars play the venue for the champions league final in twenty twelve buying couldn't win that one but they did a year later they sell. braid so many titles at the stadium it's fantastic to have the chance to stand here now at the ticket. to cherish for the young visitor from g.l.a. . were very happy to welcome you here in munich i hope you all enjoy your journey and visit here and try to match i think it's a very unique experience. he loves wearing his butt and shirts and now he's got one of robin's. and so to the main event. crystal was the burn every moment of this game in his memory client but three goals past us a loss but surprisingly then have to settle for a draw. still he's met his heroes and done a t.v. interview what's it say all round with a go at me like you know for sure i've seen munich learns about his history culture and the stadium i've watched by and play in the bundesliga and i go to sign shirt for my favorite player for yo

everyone on both sides of the issue in opposition to her and that she's trying to use time on our say reno that taim is running out march twenty ninth. floor. of the e.u. but she's trying to weaponize trying to leverage more pressure on the tory tory our precious years and our back benches. applause that wouldn't be out of place in the t.v. blockbuster a game of thrones has been unfolding in singapore has been revealed that the young brother of the current prime minister has been financially supporting a long time government critic has just left they picked up the story the new year or to see family and loved ones getting together to enjoy festivities and celebrations right perhaps not so much at the top level of politics in singapore meets the prime minister and his rival brother and sister whose family quarrels away. well known in the country recently the lead us brothers been supporting this blogger has found himself in brawls in a scathing battle with the pm it all started off to the blogger posted a seemingly offensive article on facebook it claims the former leader of neighboring mal

this one from a veteran in reno. he said, i applaud you for standing up to trump and not wasting taxpayer money on a stupid wall he promised mexico would pay for. however, as a federal employee, who is also a disabled vet, i'm asking that you support legislation to ensure that we do not lose pay and benefits because of this shutdown. we are currently scheduled to receive our normal pay on december 31, but after that, we have no more checks coming until the shutdown is over. despite what others on the hill have said, many federal employees depend on those checks and face real economic impacts when the government shuts down. she are tired as being demonized by the right as para sites, and it is -- the federal government is the largest employer of veterans and we continue supporting our country throughout our federal service. madam president, no family or individual in the united states of america should have their life upended like this. so we would ask that the federal government reopen and that the majority leader br

the >>> we want to show you some video now from reno nevada when a brown bear made a visit to someone's front porch. the bear took time to admire the christmas decorations still up and seeing if they were edible. than the bear notices a big white box on the ground by the front door, and he picks it up in his mouth and walks away. no word on what was ever happen white package. >>> we will have to follow up on that. >>> as you go outside, it is very mild but very cold in the midsection of the country. look at the numbers this is a polar vortex that you are hearing about and will keep hearing about. look at it filtering down into the ohio and mississippi valley's. that will get trapped in this region. right now it is -7 in fargo, that is nothing where they go tomorrow and the next day. it is going the cold, freezing, probably some of the record cold temperatures, some all- time records could break in that area and probably will. as we go to thursday. that is something to keep an eye on, especially traveling, because there will be flight delays. chicago is going to have ice issues and small

. >>> we know this, most of the flights to reno are sold out, so you have to drive. jeff ranieri is with us tracking these conditions for the holiday weekend. >> and we saw cheryl up there in the snow. we have this last snow band we're dealing with at least for right now, across the sierra. so what about getting up there? i think one important thing i want everybody to think about if you're heading to any back country skiing, avalanche signs could be posted the next couple of days. so think about that. once we hit friday, storm warning expires at 4:00 a.m., so friday, saturday, a good time to go. we'll see some snow showers. and once we get to sunday, another 8 to 14 inches expected, 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. so you want to be up there before sunday. and check this out. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week, sunshine returning. while we have some sun on the way, we're looking at rainfall back here in the bay area. we're tracking it all. we'll pack it up nice and neatly for you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> repairing that storm damage, that's what peg crews

melanie is going to fly to reno and take a shuttle to lake tahoe.e someone drive the trip. that starts during our 5:00 a.m. hour and end on the midday. follow us online to see the results of whose trip is faster and whose trip is cheap he shall. >> melanie is like a glutton for punishment. she just did that horrible trip and now she's going back? >> she's flying this time. >> that's true. >> taking that portion of the trip. conditions are much better this morning, too. they shouldn't have major issues. fingers crossed. >> we've had people miss work before because of that commute trying to get back on sunday and not able to get back. i feel for her and everybody that tries to do it even though we tell them not to. let look at what's going on. i put something together real quick. this is more for the fog this morning if you're traveling to 80, 50 or 88, if you're flying should be no issues. i can't wait to see their reports. san rafael, a little bit of fog lingering. that's quickly erasing from the sky as the next system rolls in. it will build some b

say it depends a little bit on your political position if you think whether the trade wars and the reno negotiation of enough to really did bring a positive effect and the rule of law well the wall is the big decisive point democrats would say this is not going to help border security so judging by it. trump's own yardstick is how. it might be a problem for him but it's a problem for american democracy and it will to turn out to be a problem for the republican party i think at some point at the moment and for the first two years the republicans have pretty much either drawn out or kept very quiet or supportive trump in his endeavors and i think that his heritage will fall on their feet at some point but this remains to be seen for trump the government shutdown is obviously it's a problem of the pressures are mounting the miller investigation is closing in on him there's a backlash in the house of representatives he said he would all the shutdown i think in part this is what we're seeing right now so i think that the next two years will be even more chaotic than the first two years so wh

standing together based on the idea one for all and all for one and as long as any potential adverse renopreserve the security of the alliance. but what is the threat these days? we see many threats, terrorism, nuclear weapons, fibre, and aggressive actions of russia on the streets of salisbury, crimea, to be straight in the eyes of c. we see also the challenges that relate to china's rising power, big economy, technological advances in industries and also rising military power. and in the united states for instance the focus on the comparison between the united states and china but if you add europe, than actually we are by far the biggest, close toi billion people, half of the world's military might and half of the world's gdp or economic might so as long as europe and north america stand together we will be strong and safe. you mentioned russia. what do you see is the biggest threat from russia coming up now? it is this what do you call hybrid tactics, this combination of overt and overt means of aggression and bite for instance we saw in crimea but also we have seen we saw in crimea b

tokyo court on the original charges which were financial misconduct that go on as the architect of reno's alliance with nissan and many see him as the glue that still keeps it together the french carmakers says it has no evidence of fraud on the part of go on and go on has denied the charges linked to nissan because lawyers say that they will seek bell following the latest allegations. let's get more on this topic with our correspondent in frankfurt stock exchange and. annette goans the tension has been extended multiple times he's being held without bail and he's even been interrogated without a lawyer present now renaud meanwhile says it has nothing on him is this case against going splitting the two car giants. well actually i think this case against go in as rob. a showcase that those two companies never have any worth while to get there at the time and he was arrested reportedly at canning and clean to parties and then came the whistle blower who. made those charges properly against go and so what what's happening currently in japan is also a showcase of how the japanese juridical sy

and now reno has invited me to take a quick look around the new shop that bears her late mother's name. we're now in the flagship store for. just a few metres away from the house or visuality how's it been for you love you know to fill in your mother's footsteps well it was. amazing to be my parents' daughter because i learned so much from them since i was a child and i traveled around the world i went to china japan america russia before day age of ten so it really tried to going to pass as they could because they knew at some point in my life had to take over the company. it was amazing to work with her we exchanged our roles we were like you know to soccer players to play in the areas in the playground so she passed away all of us had. no expectations she was doing great until five minutes before where you were pushed into the driver's seat pretty suddenly aside from your mother who would you say are your role models while i have so many inspired by women by women and power by women most simple who can balance family and work i think that's a greatest power that women can achieve is

brendan sanchez/lives in reno ic: 13:53 it's cleared out a little bit because of the conditions i think people wanted to make it home, stay off the roads, stuff like that. 13:58 joe barrett/lives in sacramento ic: 14:36 it's a little bit wet today because it was raining but really good conditions...as long as you wax your board it's nice and fast today. 14:41 nats snowball fight. mistie mcdonald drove up from citrus heights with her cousins for the day. no skis- just snowballs. ic: 2:21 i haven't seen snow in 8 years...so when i found out we had the big snow storm i was like why not? 2:25 this series of snow storms....bringing out lots of smiles both for those making this their getaway. and those who get to call this home. 22:15 and i'm delighted to have this much snow...i'm just going to go out and ski as much as i can..up and down hills. <> <> <> a horse.. stuck in a dumpster. yeah, you heard that right. how crews in southern california managed to figure this one out. and it's a mouth full: the super-- blood-- wolf-- moon. how t

i don't know i don't know what reno knows but hanging on to carlos going at least as the figurehead c o there's an interim chief was actually in paris running the company has no deputy up until now its name is chilly but all he was relatively fresh and that and that task but. of course for no believes that carlos gone is not as guilty as the people in japan feel that he is but i think it's doubtful that he'll ever return to leadership for no one at the alliance. and it's a bishop would already anyways because there's been such a tarnishing of his image of his reputation both professionally and personally i mean there's almost nothing worse for an executive of that level you talked of a legend accused of dipping his fingers into the till and even if he's he's pronounced innocent at the end it will be these bad images that remain says he's one hundred percent innocent what do people best say i mean can we can we see anything reflected in the share price of these companies. well all the chairs dipped when the news came that carlos to go on was being arrested because people feared that th

now bracing towards its deadline to do much to leave the european union in a conflict zone special reno back because some of the key arguments have shaped this preface it debate who was telling the truth and who was in. conflict zones. in sixty minutes on t.w. . once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. it wasn't difficult at first. she really did become world famous conductor. long enough i. start to keep. a low and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin in the italian capital rome where people are quite simply furious why well because the city is drowning in rubbish rome's trash collectors are supposed to remove five thousand tons of rubbish each day but why should they take it unfortunately for the time.

two quiet reno communities rocked by fears of a serial killer. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> four murderswer than ten days. two communities rocked by fears of a serial killer. >> when a davis police officer was gunned down, reports spread the shooter was on campus, so why weren't students warned. the investigation ends way into the campus alert system >> first it was the bags, then straws, now couples. a bay area community coming down on another modern convenience. >>> good evening. i'm juliet goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. the council planning to vote on a new eco friendly plan. kp,x 5's dau lynn talks to the locals about byoc. >> reporter: most people would agree, we need to cut down on waste. but would you go as far as carrying your own cup at all times, and where would you put it? >> i don't think it's practical, because i can't put a cup on my side, in my pants. >> going to wear a cup all day long? no way. >> i would pay a quarter rather than the inconvenienced. >> reporter: the cup is the most controversial component of the litter reduction ordinance. a lot of people agree with

it was all just having fun is a reno and orchestra like the berlin philharmonic has character. you can make music really great was. part of that has to do with their technical excellence and. see for me interpret the music perfectly fit better than we could possibly imagine . saving the rest of come from sun i'm simon rattle came to the saturday evening concert. and as i left the stage he came over hugged me and said. that was wonderful and he said that he was envious that i'd work with his friend the conductor simone betroth michel and i told him that i would play with his orchestra to me. he smiled and said this i might be able to play at the new year's eve concert but he added that he wasn't up to him alone at the film the berlin philharmonic spews asians council would also have to agree he. least moral system and the next morning the council voted to let me play at the new year's concert album it but i wasn't allowed to talk about it to finished with bush bush it's not for two months so you can imagine how happy i was. no it's for ford of us and i wanted to tell people abou

appearance in a tokyo court on the original charges of financial misconduct and going to the architects of reno's alliance with nissan and many see him as the glue keeping it together the french carmaker says it has no evidence of fraud on the part of go on and go and has denied the charges linked to nissan his lawyers say that they will seek bail following the latest allegations. now as the u.s. and china try to overcome their trade dispute europe can hope the resolution might lead to easier access to the lucrative chinese consumer market something that has remained frustratingly out of reach for many businesses and germany's influential beady eye industry association has now called on the european union to adopt a tougher policy towards china on just this issue chinese market has long been a gold mine for many german companies with high end carmakers like audi and mercedes making an ever larger share of their profits here but the b.t.i. federation for german industry claims the chinese market is far from a level playing field. the business lobby accuses beijing of using a combination of protect

for three months without having to leave the island so we have about eight hundred manatees from the reno is to seven restaurants to eighteen tennis courts four different surfaces on tennis courts a great golf club we have an amazing spar and as you have seen we are in the beautiful beach club environment so. we have a private school so this is an idea. families who want to come here who want to raise children there are about five hundred residents ranging from royalty to professional athletes to business executives and while only about twenty percent of them reside on the island full time. if the island's exclusivity that attracts people from all over the world. we have about fifty. thousand america. truly call home and it has pretty much all the ingredients. if you want. the average income for fisher island members was a whopping two want to half a million dollars in two thousand and fifteen that's one million dollars more than the second placed spot held by zip code nine four zero two seven in silicon valley meanwhile new york represents a quarter of the top one percent of households n

now this particular sign was made in paint shop of the el reno federal reformatory in oklahoma. the warden sent this to truman. truman said, i have on my desk a sign that says, the buck stops here. well, we believe he did have it on his desk. but we have never found a photograph of it on the oval office desk. but until we actually find a photograph showing it on his desk in the oval office, we've displayed it out here. we're standing in a replica of the oval office as it appeared in truman's representation. he became president upon the sudden death of franklin roosevelt. roosevelt, of course, had been president for 12 years. and many young people especially had no other president. harry truman was suddenly thrust into the office. this office here is actually depicted as it appeared in the summer of 1950, just shortly after the korean war had started. it's decorated exactly the way it was on that -- on a particular day in august 950. many of the items around the room are very typical of truman. the desk is cluttered with a lot of trinkets that were given to truman over the course

. >>> authorities in reno are telling people to rest easier after they have made an arrest. police arrested this man. a 19- year-old illegal immigrant. the killings began two weeks ago. all victims had been robbed before being murdered. >> we are confident we have the person responsible for the homicides. >> unlike california, nevada is not a sanctuary state so police can cooperate with immigration officials. they use is a legal status to hold him until search warrants revealed a mountain of evidence tying him to all the crimes. the da is expected to file murder charges later this week. >>> the chp has released video of hikers rescued in yosemite. they got lost in the got stuck. they were able to call 911 from a cell phone and spent the night there before the chp found them and lifted them to safety. the two men are said to be doing fine. >>> a delicate rescue in spain. the effort underway to get a two-year-old boy who fell down a well a week ago. >>> raising the carpool requirement to five people. why officials in southern california are considering doing just that. this is

this is a reno, nevada paper. nevada state journal, march 27 of 1933. they are reporting on the fact that albert einstein is renouncing his citizenship and that he won't return to germany. if you look over two columns, you also see this article, mistreatment of jews ends. there had been no story of persecution of jews for weeks coming out of nazi germany. and the secretary of state says we consider physical may this treatment of jews virtually terminated. that speaks to one of the central challenges of this exhibition, is to get visitors to read history forward. we know the end of the story. we know what nazism ultimately leads to mass murder, 6 million jews and millions of others, but americans in the 1930's had no idea that was coming. that is one of the challenges we try to address, to get people to read history as it was happening. that is one of the reasons you see such a chronological treatment in the exhibition. communities took to the streets against nazism and you see here rallies in 1933 across the united states, condemning the nazi regime, an

and a rock star welcome to reno williams match of the new season to find out how she fed in sport with peta. hello there we've got some fairly heavy rain over parts of north america at the moment you can see it on the satellite picture this area of cloud is snaking its way northward that could give us some severe storms as well as it sweeps its way eastwards eventually it will move away as we head through the day and choose day still giving some heavy snow there for the eastern parts of canada but the wetter weather for the south has left the coast very maro behind it though new york they're up at fifteen degrees that's fifty nine in fahrenheit which should be around six at this time of year which is forty three doesn't change there was we head into wednesday the temperatures really drop off so maximum this time just for towards the west finally settle for most of us here seattle day getting to around seven degrees have a san francisco will be hovering at around twelve a bit further towards the south and there's plenty of sunshine for many of us here just a couple of showers that are b