this is from reno. it looks like 2 feet in reno with less clouds than the base and. they can get buried quickly. not of reno had that much. gary had 6 inches of rain. it still depends. that is a lot of snow in reno. snow stacks up with 91 totals at sugar bowl at 115 at squaw and sierra. norstar is 95. they probably had more than that . some reports have not committed. i imagine we will add to the totals for the snopes survey. 125% of normal. the central sierra probably at 150%. and the southern sierra keeps marching along at 149% of normal . the snow water equivalent if you melted down, 28 inches of liquid. the reservoirs will be renting. as far as the water goes, we made to 100% for everybody. san jose and oakland and santa rosa has 116% to go. clear and cold. cobb mountain checked in at 29 degrees. clear lake as well, dental made it down to 26. menlo park and cupertino checked in at 29 is so did alamo and lafayette. everything is carving out over the west. we are in the western edge of the system. they will continue into nevada and arizona. it looks like a cold sys

the other two victims were connie kuntz and sofia renkin also from reno, nevada. these brutal murders will have a tremendous impact on the families of each of these victims, including deborah, 112th, and madison, who we will -- heather, and madison who we will meet tonight. we talk about border security when the president speaks about it tonight, these three faces should serve as a reminder of the real life consequences of our open border policy that this country seems to have. this is not just a talking point or political football to be tossed around. real people are being hurt, the ones left behind, lives are being ruined as well as the lives being taken time after time. the congress can't get its act together to get a bipartisan solution for border security. for a a border barrier. and a combination of things that will take to effectively run the border, to patrol our border, and give our personnel down there all the tools they need to do it effectively, safely for the american citizens, and safely for themselves. it doesn't matter if you want to call it a wall

this is a and reno. avalanche has prompted amtrak to suspend service between sacramento and reno. this is a picture of a plow train that derailed while trying to clear the tracks. right now, there is no service on the california zephyr until weather conditions improve. the avalanche sent snow onto the tracks yesterday morning at donner pass. two trains carrying nearly 300 passengers were forced to turn around because of the closure. one of the trains was traveling from chicago... and the other from emeryville. there is no estimate on when the tracks will re-open. (ken) a snow plow diver in south lake tahoe found a woman alive in her car after she had been snowed in. the driver was clearing the snow covered roads when he struck the back of the car that was illegally parked on the street. the driver contacted police to get the car towed away but as they started to dig out the car, a woman stuck her hand out the window waving for help. the woman said she had been there four to five hours, but the amount of

drivers on i-80 coming from reno also being turned around because of the storm.check out this long line of tractor trailers. these guys are used to it, happens every winter. they sit there. they park. they take a nap. they eat dinner. they do whatever they got to do. they will likely be waiting until tomorrow to cross the sierra nevada. >>> back here in the bay area the uvas reservoir near morgan hill is spilling over. it's at capacity and water is flowing down the spillway. the intersection of uvas and watsonville roads has been closed. there were concerns the water was spreading to camp site, but the sheriff tells us evacuations have not been ordered. >>> meanwhile niles canyon road back open tonight, this after getting shut down twice today by mudslides and boulders. it took hours for crews to clean up both messes. >>> and new at 6:00 a rash of burglaries and some oakland residents are frustrated. they want to know why police are not making arrests despite video evidence. kpix5's juliette goodrich is live in oakland with that story. juliette? >> reporter: hi,

it was en route to seattle when the turbulence hit, forcing the plane to divert to reno. 59 passengers and four crew on board, the pilot calling the emergency. >> we are an emergency aircraft, numerous injuries. we do not have the number of how many injuries. my understanding is that we have two flight attendants who may be incapacitated with several passengers. >> reporter: with passengers hurt, the tower alerting first responders. >> fire two, he's going to be landing on runway 16r, and they hit severe turbulence. they don't know if there's any damage to the aircraft. they also said there's multiple injuries. so they need medical personnel standing by. >> reporter: emergency crews racing to the plane on the tarmac. >> engine 21, mutual aid request to airport fire to assist with multiple patients from an emergency landing due to some in-flight turbulence. >> reporter: at least three passengers and one flight attendant injured. >> some terrifying moments on that flight. will with us live tonight. and i know, will, they are looking into the weather as a possible factor in this? >> repor

(grant) and an avalanche has prompted amtrak to suspend service between sacramento and reno.this is a picture of a plow train that derailed while trying to clear the tracks. right now, there is no service on the california zephyr until weather conditions improve. the avalanche sent snow onto the tracks yesterday morning at donner pass. two trains carrying nearly 300 passengers were forced to turn around because of the closure. one of the trains was traveling from chicago... and the other from emeryville. there is no estimate on when the tracks will re-open. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: rain turned to showers today as the worst of the storm is over. showers continue to show up on doppler radar but will diminish through the night. flooding continues along the russian an napa river. the napa river is receding but the russian river will crest tonight. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast but we will get a little break before it gets here late on friday. highs tomorrow under partly cloud

i recommend highly you review forecast discussion from the forecaster in reno. he uses chaotic and maybe a very rare ice storm as possible and parts of eastern nevada. very warm air over writing very calm and cold air. that's a rare event they discussed it you might want to read that. 4:30 am discussion out of reno. now a winter storm warning that starts the 10:00 tonight into 10 pm thursday . on the seventh of thousand foot level. people are asking is is going to call for flood problems? this is a deep snowpack that can absorb a lot of water . hopefully only for two days and then the snow level will go back to 2000 people that we can . it can absorb a lot. there is a tremendous amount of snow up there indicated by the snow survey just keeps going up and up . 112% of normal for northern sierra, 135% for central crn 138% of normal with liquid snow water equivalent of 25 inches almost 30, 24. it can take a lot of water but we don't want too much. the snow levels going to go to seven, 8000 feet . what about they are way ahead of us as percent of normal as far as ra

a treacherous drive in the tahoe/reno area. "today in the bay" continues right now.e talking about hitting the north bay right now. we got new videos to show you just in our newsroom. look at it coming down in

gap, crews there trying to clear it up, meanwhile amtrak stopped rail service between sacramento and renothey say the covenant is because of an avalanche, the zephyr line suspended until the weather improves. >>> i make this prediction come i think there will be a ski resort in the sierra that stays open past july 4. there is that much snow up there, they could if they have enough people to keep the runs going, you like to go to mid or late july, that is how much snow is up to come around here, scattered showers, let me see the raider, santa cruz mountains on highway 17 likely slippery right now, san mateo, los altos hills, half moon bay, it has been active around antioch, pittsburgh, bethel island, oakley and brentwood, that activity is lessening a bit but scattered showers for you likely the next hour to, and san francisco, san mateo county as well. two things to talk about, the russian river, the crest coming tonight, that is the highest point, that it will recede and take a full 24 hours before the russian river drops below flood stage, it's currently forecast for 9:00 to evening, it

. >>> an emergency landing in reno. the intense turbulence that injured passengers and grounded a fight. >>> wednesday's heated fight over honoring colin kaepernick as part of black history month. >>> an east bay treasure, grown to a growing and kevin. >>> tonight at seven, oakland battle to reclaim a public park. >> they are filled with hundreds of bike parts. >> i did contact the police and set look, we think this is a chop shop. >> it is unacceptable to be running a business in our park. it has to stop. >>> not the new 7 pm news tonight on kpix 5. expect more. >>> kpix 5 whether is sponsored by mancini's sleep well. head on over to mancini's sleep world sale. at bayer our roots run deep. so chances are you've seen us around the house... or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field. your mom knew she could always count on us, and your grandma did too. because for over 150 years we've been right by your side. advancing the health of the people, plants and pets you love. so from all of us at bayer, tha

but on the other hand the risk now is that it would take place the reno clarification of the european security debate. and also the european so when i come back to that in just a minute but staying with the contrast between. the nineteen eighty seven and today the world has of course changed a lot since then so to have the parties to this treaty russia and the us and the united states says that. a newly revisionist aggressive russia is not abiding by the treaty serving as the boat russia vehemently denies that. who's right. it's difficult for me to tell -- but most experts in the west actually say russia has this cruise missile and it violates the imf treaty meaning -- its range is bigger than five hundred kilometers -- so nato on clone judit that russia is in violation and i think what we're seeing right now is. maybe the very very final and all of the bipolar world older -- with this treaty to folding. so ellen kushner staying with the question of who if anyone is in breach of this treaty. us officials presented their nato allies with proof of the claim to preach by russia but i thi

a lot of snow around reno as well. the snow totals. there might be more than this that's come in over the last couple days. 91 to 155 to 9 feet. snow on top of snow. and the snow survey, the next time they take it. th have to go to lowe's or home depot and get a longer pipe. i don't see how they're going to measure it. it's 147 for the central. that includes lake tahoe. you melt that down, snow water equivalent, 28 inches. 33, 28. and i'm sure there's more on the way. how about rainfall. thankfully, and finally everyone here on this panel is over 100%. with san jose leading the way as a percent of normal. 116%. 111 for the city. 103 for oakland. 109 for santa rosa. cold this morning. cob mountain was one of the 26 menlo park 29. 30s and 40s now. if you have that breeze, napa county, solano county, you're in the mid to upper 40s. but for most, it's a slow process to warm up. lots of cold air continuing to plunge in. we'll have a couple weak systems. we'll talk about that at the bottom of the hour. >>> we're continuing to follow a deadly

has reaffirmed its loyalty for embattled president nicolas maduro defense minister blatter method reno says the armed forces will remain in position along the border to prevent potential threats. brazil's creating a task force to deliver humanitarian aid to the venezuelan border it's working with the u.s. to send shipments by saturday at the request of opposition leader. stanley prime minister imran khan's denying indian allegation that his country was involved in last week's bombing in kashmir forty one indian soldiers were killed in the blast india has dismissed plans offer to cooperate in an investigation. senior members of the trump administration are being accused of pushing for nuclear technology sales to saudi arabia repeatedly ignoring legal objections democrats are launching an investigation after releasing a report based on testimony from whistleblowers five civilians including two young brothers have been killed during mortar shelling by the rebels in yemen the attack happened in her day the province of these fifteen people were injured follows the un's announcement of a bre

he's charged with underreporting his income as chief of reno's global alliance partner nissan the sixty four year old also stands accused of passing off personal finance losses to nissan at least one hundred sixty five people were killed in the brazilian town of blue monday when a down broke there at the end of january the investigation into who is responsible for the breach continues but many people already believe the tragedy could have been prevented the dom's owner mining company volley has now come under scrutiny. it was the moment the bruma denio dam broke and the catastrophe began for violence the mining company responsible. soon thereafter in rio de janeiro there were protests against one of the largest exporter as a raw materials in the world demonstrators believe the company cares only about quick profits not safety and environmental standards. you know a bone of snowfall is not the owner of the lot but only has mining licenses but they don't even get that right and they pollute our rivers and kill people. founded seventy seven years ago now faces what is likely the biggest cr

french government has a substantial stake in reno and there might not be so keen in giving up these advantages we can help them for example to keep jobs in france but there would be disadvantages of course if this divorce should should go ahead what would be the disadvantage of disadvantages for rental for example. well you know they have for quite a lot of common development we are at a transition point in the industry at the moment where car makers are thinking about how to position themselves successfully in even a cause how to react to all those mobility questions that are. being discussed at the moment and it does help to be a large organization to have more scale because then you're able to invest more in that so certainly that would be a disadvantage for renewal or if they would have these involvement not yet advantages you know that all of the profit that this song makes is something that benefits renew or because of the stake that they have in the sun the gap between the companies narrative little bit but not the less you know this this is something that is beneficial for read a perso

enrique: hoy compareciÓ en una corte en reno, nevada, un hombre hispano indocumentado acusado de matarnato y otro por posesiÓn de armas de fuego robadas.autoridades dicen que martÍnez guzmÁn es originario de el salvador. patricia: fue llevado ante un juezel hombre que enfrenta 22 cargos de asesinato en primer grado y dos de secuestro. la fiscalÍa busca la pena de muerte para este hombre. la prÓxima audiencia del caso serÁn el 15 de abril. enrique: llegoa los venezolanos el primer cargamento de ayuda. patricia: en mÉxico,cientos ♪ majestad... no. Últimamente le dices que no a todo. sólo dije que no a añadirle corn syrup, conservadores, y sabores artificiales a la bud light. y a darme más tareas. lo único que hago es sostenerle su bud light. ¡eso es lo que hace la mano derecha del rey! y a usar la bufanda que te tejí. ¡pica mucho! you know what, fine! ¡dame eso! i do everthing for you guys. ¿y yo? tú sigue sosteniendo mi bud light. bud light. hecha sin corn syrup, conservadores, y sabores artificiales. ♪ quésame mucho, ♪ como si fuera esta noche la última vez. ♪ patricia: el presidente i

enrique: hoy compareciÓ en una corte en reno, nevada, un hombre hispano indocumentado acusado de matartro por posesiÓn de armas de fuego robadas.autoridades dicen que martÍnez guzmÁn es originario de el salvador. patricia: fue llevado ante un juezel hombre que enfrenta 22 cargos de asesinato en primer grado y dos de secuestro. la fiscalÍa busca la pena de muerte para este hombre. la prÓxima audiencia del caso serÁn el 15 de abril. enrique: llegoa los venezolanos el primer cargamento de ayuda. enrique: llegoa los venezolanos el primer cargamento de ayuda. patricia: en mÉxico,cientos ¿cómo es la vida cuando tienes tu periodo? tú decides, con tampax pearl. máxima protección para los días más abundantes, y fácil de remover para los más lipara el camino.pearl. y pockel que difícil es limpiar desastres imposibles en cocinas y baños caóticos con toallitas, aerosoles, limpiadores. prueba mr. clean magic eraser. solo agrega agua, aprieta y borra. mr. clean magic eraser funciona a la perfección sobre la comida quemada en la cocina. es perfecto para limpiar los restos resistentes de jabón, inclus

problem with reno prevention. prevention cancer prevention need medicine that is very powerful but and they are not getting the medicine here in bridge world because of the medicine shortage so we also have a large number of now the person from children. is quite staggering in the past few years so it is very needed and you are prompted their support for this humanitarian end to come in the next couple of weeks. in the capital caracas thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world france's yellow vest protesters have taken to the streets for the twelfth consecutive weekends demonstrators in the capital paris a paying tribute to those injured in clashes with police cheering previous protests on friday a court ruled that police could use them could can continue to use probable it against riotous. monsoon rains of course severe flooding in northeastern australia records have been broken in the city of townsville which has seen over a year's rain in a matter of days straight has also been expe

also if you are going to reno, be prepared to get to your destination and don't forget that change. a round of snow is expected across the sierra club to 5 feet could fall in the higher elevations. a watch will last through monday. officials say travel is highly discouraged. it has been an active february so far. >> this is the wettest month and we have seen quite the storm coming through. we continue into the weekend and beyond, a look over the east bay. cloudy skies and a little bit of rain on the east bay. it is long the east bay sure, here is a look at that winter storm warning. it starts later today until early monday morning. snow levels will drop to about 2500 feet. that means we could see eight dusting at home and not as low as we had earlier but we could see perhaps mount townsend. we will see how that goes. here is a look at the system moving ashore with moderate rain off the coastline. we will get over the north bay and you can see how widespread it is on highway 1 and now approaching the napa valley towards i-80, a wet commute through richmond and looks like approaching

just three weeks ago deborah's parents gerald and cher were burglarized and shot to death in their reno nevada home. by an illegal alien they were in their eighty's and are survived by four children eleven grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren also here tonight are gerald and sharon's granddaughter have and great granddaughter madison. to deborah had there madison please stay and few can understand your pain thank you and thank you for being here thank you very much the law and. i will never forget. and i will fight for the memory of gerald and share that it should never happen again. not one more american alive should be lost because our nation failed to control its very dangerous border. in the last two years our brave ice officers made two hundred and sixty six thousand arrests of criminal allianz including those charged or convicted of nearly one hundred thousand assaults thirty thousand sex crimes and four thousand killings or murders we are joined tonight by one of those law enforcement heroes ice special agent elven hernandez when ellen while. one the law in elven was a bo

an invasion or an intervention military intervention but for people that are eating medicines like reno patients cancer patients and also aids patients they need this they are seeing this more as a survival. help more than an intervention or a military invasion like the mother government argues it would be going to briefly before we wrap up has mr i done anything to suggest he will buckle to this pressure no not at all we haven't seen we've seen defiant messages in his speech come back and forth some because it's not only muddle it's it's a whole system that is in charge of venezuela there are many leaders in china small and no one are arguing for. defending the country others want some kind of dialogue with the u.s. for the opposition so we're seeing very mixed messages in the speeches of the revolution leaders right now all scottish lanka in the venezuelan capital caracas thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world pope francis has embarked on the first ever trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff is due to take part in a christian muslim dialo

detained in tokyo since his arrest in the fender he's charged with underreporting his income as chief of reno's global alliance partner nissan the sixty four year old also stands accused of passing off personal finance losses to nissan the european union has reached a provisional agreement on new rules governing gas pipelines entering the block from a third country now the north stream to project a pipeline connecting russia to germany will be subject to those new regulations which include war oversight from the e.u. germany hopes the agreement will help a peace critics all the projects like the united states which has warned of security risks. the compromise looks set to be something all e.u. member states can live with it requires all gas pipelines in europe to comply with easy law even those operated by third countries such as russia it stipulates that the natural gas producers may not also operate pipelines that would be bad news for russia's gazprom the kremlin controlled company operates north stream too and provides the gas for it the agreement would allow berlin to work out special rule

. >>> and the warning for those planning to head to reno or tahoe. >>> and president trump is set to address the nation tonight. the issues he's expected to discuss in tonight's state of the union. >>> and good afternoon. >>> our big story this afternoon is the snow that dusted the hills and mountain peaks across the bay area. pretty much every part of to bay area woke up to a view of snow, whether it was in the front yard or off in the distance as you drove to school or work. >> and rosemary orozco is here and the snow is still sticking around. >> you're right. wow, the breathtaking views are with us. and the winter chill as well. a dry one. take a look at what's going on here. storm tracker 2 showing you closer to the bay area, we have dried out. the system is moving out of our area. the sierra, still a few scattered showers and the snow levels in the foothills. for the sierra, winter storm warning until 4:00 this afternoon. very slick up there at this hour and that will continue. as we are measuring our snoel fall in inches, this area reported in feet from six to seven feet since

the two major highways leading to lake tahoe and reno are still close this morning. high winds and snowfall causing whiteout conditions on interstate 80 between applegate and the nevada state line. chp says stay off the mountain roads even if you have four- wheel-drive. >> don't forget to download our weather app. it is newly updated and you will find interactive radar, hourly update and the seven-day forecast. we have video from the rest of our weather team. you can also submit your own weather pictures to us.>> homicide detectives now investigating a deadly shooting in ened at 10 pm last night on cadillac drive near winchester boulevard. authorities are not saying much about what happened out there but we know the victim is an adult man. he died at a local hospital. if you have any information, call the police and you can stay anonymous by calling crimestoppers. >> president trump is preparing to deliver his state of the union address tonight.>> reporter: we are preparing for the state of the union address tonight. there's a lot of speculation on capitol hill wheth

.>> so as of now, so as of now, we've heard....las vegas a year early.....reno..... fresno...san francisco....but i am thinking home is where the heart is guys and that they will play in oakland one final year......> (grant) (grant) coming up... we take a look where the pot industry stands now... more than a year since prop 64 passed, allowing adults to legally buy and smoke marijuana. (vicki) and singer katy perry is facing backlash after releasing these shoes. why activists say the design is offensive and racist (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... rain is falling in the bay area now-- and it's going to get a lot more intense. we will have more on what to expect as we continue to track the storm. (vicki) another blackface controversy has emerged. singer katy perry is facing criticism from activists on social media over these shoes. the design resembles blackface - an offensive and racist practice. blackface started as a way for white performers to mock enslaved black people by using black paint and exaggerated red lips. these shoes were released last su

the plane made an emergency landing in reno.hree of the passengers were taken to the hospital--but their conditions are unknown. in the video you can see the aftermath and the damage in the aisle-- this was taken by joe justice. the national weather service warning that this strong strom could cause dangerous flying conditions with extreme turbulence. (grant) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (grant) coming up... president trump, signaling he'll sign a deal to keep the government open. but he's not happy about it. details on why. (vicki) and a school district in the north bay will keep its name-- for now. we'll explain the controversy surrounding the dixie school district. (vicki) if you are watching us on the kron on app - our live news coverage continues during the commercial break. mabrisa is standing

a delta air lines flight headed to seattle hit turbulence and had to make an emergency landing in reno. tatevik aprikyan has the story. a tipped over beverage cart is only part of the chaos inside the cabin of delta flight 5763. joe justice/passenger: "it was quite sudden and there was a lot of screaming."joe justice, from seattle shot this video mid-air just after the snack service started.joe justice/passenger: "the flight attendant that was doing the service and i think another one went to the ceiling with the cart. then the plane was bucking side to side and people were bouncing around like a car crash."according to a spokesperson, the flight from orange county to seattle encountered severe turbulence and made an emergency landing in reno.justice says most people opted not to go to the hospital, but he was sitting near one of the three people who were taken in for evaluation.joe justice/passenger: "a lady just two rows behind me was bleeding from her head. we passed napkins back to her and water."just before boarding the flight, justice and his family were boarding rollercoasters o

i hate to speak ill of attorney general reno. she had a very distinguished record. let me say this. the evil, structural evil of the independent counsel statute that left the independent counsel statute out there all alone opposed to bob mueller is being defended, and rightly so, by the justice department, huge structural difference. makes all the difference in the world in terms of a practical matter. >> we have a few seconds left. it's been 20 years and you haven't talked at all. anything you want to get off your chest? >> no. what i want to get off my chest, impeachment is hell for the country. there should be some other kind of resolution. i write in my book, a resolution of censure would have been appropriate and garnered virtually unanimity. >>i >> joe? >> i think impeachment was hell and everyone has the responsibility to the then president of the united states. the one thing that has stuck with me, and i don't know how it's been addressed is, the pesident was a big boy, he can handle it. but the re-opening of the vince foster suicide case i think was unconscionable and i thi

. >> we are headed to reno to circus circus to take my kids out there. i think i should have flew. >> before caltrans crews were blowing snow through the air, clearing roads as fast as possible. it was a peaceful scene of the summit passed from the baxter ave. overpass. cruise cold i 80 at colfax due to dangerous winter conditions. >> it is dangerous out there. >> the snow has created a longer drive than anticipated, for those hitting the slopes it is worth it. >> we should be good. >> if you're on the go, our newly updated weather app is free to download from both the apple and google play source. it has interactive rater, hourly updates and a 7-day forecast. it is pretty handy. it has an easy feature, upload your weather photos and video. you may want to check out. >> it is a great app. exit all the time. >> a young woman from san francisco is the new miss chinatown usa. 18-year-old catherine wu took home the crown. they were 12 contestants in the pageant and the came from all over the country including honolulu, michigan and new york. wu has been acce

the flight had to make an emergency landing in reno.hree of the passengers were transported to a local hospital ... their conditions are not known at this hour. the flight took off from john wayne airport in orange county... and encountered the extreme turbulence at about 34- thousand feet. passengers say, the plane did two nosedives. the national weather service warns... the winter storm moving into the region will make for dangerous flying conditions. and a winter storm warning remains in effect for the lake tahoe area through 11- o'clock thursday night.. next at six... that winter storm warning and treacherous driving conditions in the sierra. we're also seeing snow in areas that are less accustomed to it. that's next. "if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." do you think this is fun for me? you think i'm having fun? [man on other line] it certainly wasn't much fun to..... do you have eyes on the target? is it her? [man on other line]

drivers coming in from reno are also being turned back. deputies had to get out the snowblowers.. shovels.. at the placer county shefiff's sub station today. their patrol cars.. snowed in. the snowstorm pummeling the sierra is expected to continue into tuesday. erik rucker reports from pollock pines tonight. natsot: bus in snow it's a monday storm that hit the sweet spot for pollock pines residents. mos: "pretty cool up here i love it, i love the snow." natsot: hail further west on 50, in placerville, mother nature was dishing out a hail storm. up the hill near kyberz, cal trans put the kibosh on those without chains or four- wheel drive. chain installers asking for drivers attention even before they are seen. doug phir, chain installer: "when you see chain control one mile ahead - the speed limit is 25 mph from that point, so a lot of people don't slow down until they get right here." but in pollock pines, it was beauty without eminent danger. charlie ferrsestms oe in of t ll at's perfect. chartomoow it'll add up a bit and that'll be great. keep the forest wet." the snow means pl

by democrats, janet reno, the ag, deputy ag eric holder, after the star investigation. if they were designed to make the special counsel more accountable to the public. and now ironically, the same people who are outraged at stars authority and the release of that report are the same ones wanting to give mueller free reign over president trump, by the way, the next week the president and we will be with him about an important summit of the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and kim jong un paid would it not be wholly inappropriate to actually release the findings when the president is out of the country? participating in these high-stakes negotiations on such an important topic? we also know, and i have always suspected, maybe i will be proven wrong, that mueller's team of democrats would love to undermine the president in any way that they can. we will have more on this later in the show. also, huge breaking developing news by sara carter and john solomon. her first joining us now with more on the lawsuit and what is a medium mob, i got to know him in 1996, one o

but again i think -- they will only reno great renegotiate or safer treaty if they have the interest to do it and as long as both sides are looking much more to china and to europe. i don't think it's very likely thahat will -- cedar street to safety okay again i want to save the try to talk just a little bit longer. island german mps from both the conservative and the social democratic party have said the problem could be solved if russia would simply move its contentious weapons further toward the east. ridge direction of china so that europe would no longer be within range and they suggest inspections of us missile defense sites which are what the russian charges also. a breach of the treaty. is that a possible solution to democratic silly sounding feeling what representative. also on board with this suggestion conservatives. with the new to me the cd was conservative but na na i'm. look i get really angry with this german. the the ring and and and chile sally and if russia is producing missiles with a longer range than the treaty allows in the treaty's dead in the water. and it i

officials say, slippery, white-out conditions are affecting several mountain passes between sacramento and reno .... making driving difficult.. to impossible. (pam) the heavy snow is also increasing the risk of falling tree branches.chain requirements are in place for several mountain passes. one driver collided with a state- snow blower. no word on injuries.(ken) and more snow and wind could be on the way...cal-trans says, another two to five - feet of snow could fall across the sierra nevada through tuesday. let's get a check of the weather around the bay area....time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: cold showers continued across the bay area with reports of hail an even snow. snow showers will continue and there is a winter weather advisory for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet. snow showers could lower to 400 feet. doppler radar is showing the showers and snow and sleet now. blizzard warnings are up for the sierra with as much as 5 feet of snow and whiteout conditions expected overnight. tomorrow will start with showers and snow befo

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. >> we are heading to reno taking my kids out there. i think i should have flew. >> it is white out conditions. traffic is being held for avalanche control. >> three days nearly constant snow had turn tahoe to ski resort paradise. that area saw nearly six feet of snow in the last few days. if you are interested in seeing all of that fresh powder in person, the best time to head out would be tomorrow and tuesday. more snow is in the forecast for wednesday. abc 7 news reporter lauraauraaua have been documenting her adventure after a four-hour drive. yesterday we saw her in the slopes and this is what she woke up to, a winter wonderland in sierra. >>> sky 7asbove the flooding today where engineers are working to repair a bridge levy. westbound 37 and the 101 interchange is completely closed. eastbound traffic has been reduced to one lane at navajo creek bridge. lanes won't reopen until wednesday. live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories at our website and on our abc 7 news app. all you have to do is click the blue live bar at the

. >> reporter: the violent turbulence forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing in reno. >> laptops and everything flying around. i flew in my seat and hit the top. >> reporter: according to the national weather service there were vong, potentially damaging winds in t issuing this travel warning down right dangerou with moderate to extreme turbulence leaving some to question whether the plane should have been in the air. >> children were crying. and people were just really freaked out. >> reporter: more than ten hours later, the plane finally arrived in seattle. some relieved passengers giving the crew credit for keeping everyone safe and calm. >> compass airlines flight crew was heroes today for a lot of people. there was a lot of consolation and a whole lot of love, a whole lot of support. patterson reporting.he overnight compass airlines which operates that flight released a statement apologizing to delta e on board and refunded the passengers for whao turned out to be >> >>>stealili a federal agent e a bigger threat than terrorism. secrets here in sico steven stock with an upate

that means you can't get to lake tahoe or reno. 80 is closed all the way to the nevada state line. there's no estimated time for re-opening. this video in north lake tahoe. nearly ten feet of snow in the past two days. it's been tough for big rig drivers. >> bad. we had a snowstorm pretty bad. we're doing ten miles an hour with chains on. >> that's just for people doing business there. what about the skiers? this video due to high winds and unsafe conditions, alpine med lo -- meadows was closed. jeff will track this snow on our digital platform. he sent out this tweet on where the snow is likely to fall. nc >>> after more than a year after battling with the school district over a pay raise, oakland teachers have had enough and voted to go on strike. >> reporter: there were a lot of cheer, applause. this was an overwhelming yes from the teachers union. 95% of the vote was yes to authorize a vote. there was a huge turn out. 84% of the union members cast a ballot last week. teachers have been working without a contract for a year and a half and demanding a 12% raise over 3 years as we

pacific coast reno sun cipriani where we take. the first fish. i know we're going to go something to get my wife's. so we made it to sun to be young and now. next. make stuff is shooting we're walking a fine of one hour going swimming. one led away to end my visit to the algo region then with a walk through the incredibly in chancing mountain landscape. this is where it ends my little tour of the algo no matter if you're into winter sports or nature whether you're a fan of time honored traditions or quirky curiosities. way to encamp and bartended along you'll find it all truly worth it for you next time and jeremy. to. meet the artist we talked to sasha. choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater the funny thing was quarts of this guy a little hula she's been dancing against the current for twenty five years where she gets her energy from. such a. thirty minute song. to sleep. soon to be back at you with little private cars having to go out the morning and stephanie stokes invites you to join them for a night during the season k

. >> reporter: delta's flight was diverted to reno. five people were hurt. three were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. one crew member and two passengers. s. we spoke with one of the passengers on board. >> it literally just happened. the flight attendant was in the aisle doing the drink service. and when it started, we just saw the drink cart go up in the air. the attendant was tossed around like a rag doll. it was wild. >> reporter: one of the injured was a mother with her young daughter. >> there was a mother in the bathroom with a child, one of the people who ended up getting hurt. she was walking out of the bathroom with blood all over her face. >>> a former apple executive who was supposed to keep employees from insider trading has been charged with exactly that. inside trading. the fcc filed charges again the company's former lawyer, claiming he used confidential information on apple's earnings to buy and sell shares three times. apple terminate his employment last fall. >>> tesla introducing its next big thing tonight. dog mode. when it's a

heavy snow shut down the freeway from colfax in placer county to the nevada state line-- just west of renotime now for a final check of conditions with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: rain turned to showers today as the worst of the storm is over. showers continue to show up on doppler radar but will diminish through the night. flooding continues along the russian an napa river. the napa river is receding but the russian river will crest tonight. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast but we will get a little break before it gets here late on friday. highs tomorrow under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s to low 60s. it will be mostly cloudy on friday with rain possible in the evening. rain will continue on saturday. another storm will hit early next week. (ken) if you are watching us on the new kronon app - a full hour of local sports coverage is coming up next on 'bay area sports night'. kron on is the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news service.(pam) it's available for i-phones, i-pads, apple t-v, android devices and it's on

you can see over in reno as well.so, until 7:00, the winter storm warning for lake tahoe and winter weather advisory 4:00 in the afternoon. so if you're thinking of going up the next several days, best days to go would be late today and monday and tuesday when we have dry weather. another system dropping down from the north bringing snow on wednesday. right now, numbers in the 30s and 40s. it's cold. 45 on the coast, half moon bay. it's 36 in napa. but most of the moisture has left the north bay, so hoping for a little snow on mt. tam, not likely. here's a view of walnut creek, where you can see the sun trying to wake up there just before 7:00. 6:57 this morning. scattered showers, gusty winds today, snow mt. hamilton, perhaps mt. diablo, then sunny and dry monday and tuesday. it's a one on our storm impact scale today. with the scattered showers, hail is possible. and we talked about the snow. you saw it out there. let's go hour by hour, and here we are at about, oh, right now, and you'll see that the showers verify

pilots were forced to land in reno. >>> virginia'seces old kin dm dominion law may be overturned.rnor ralph noram signs it, schools would be allowed to start two weeks before labor day. it would require labor day to be a four-day weekend. the law would go into effect this >>> maryland governor larry hogan and his wife tested out a new electric car to highlight his environmental priorities. the pair got to kick the tires and check under the hood of a 2019 hyundai fuel cell vehicle. the governor is rolling out a bill that would he p clean up vironment. >>> big news from amazon today, weeks after it announced it selected new york city as one of twoui locations to a new headquarters, it pulled out of the deal there. >> what does that mean for northern virginia? julie carey took a look. >> reporter: arlin aon governme business leaders took a look. there was momentary anxietyhen the news about amazon in new york hit social media. at is until they heard from amazon officials. >> i spoked to the folks of amazon. and they reiterate their commitment that this does not change plans for arlin

the couple killed by an undocument immigrant in reno. and a nurse deported under the president's immigration policies who fought for more than a year to return to oakland and be with family. >> what they're trying to do with these individuals is to show how they represent the needs or the accomplishments of the country and therefore they're symbolic. >> the political analyst expects the president to tout the good economy and drive them to need. >> the president has called before, he's had a number of divisive statements. what you call for and what you get two different things. >> he expects the democrats will call for technology. >> you can watch that state of the union address right here on nbc bay area and you can also watch the rebuttal. >>> it bounced and hit the ground on my left knee. >> he went to a trampoline park and left with a broken leg. up next, the surprise we uncovered about safety that you need to know before your kids start jumping. >>> an alarming new study on obesity related cancer and the specific age group doctors ar

. >> that turbulence triggered chaos in the cabin, triggering an emergency landing in reno, nevada. abc's will carr. >> reporter: violent turbulence rocking a delta flight. toppling drink carts and injuring passengers. flight 5753 took off at john wayne airport in orange county, california. it was enroute to seattle when passengers experienced the terrifying turbulence that forced the plane to divert to reno. 59 passengers and four crew members onboard, the pilot calling in the emergency. >> we are an emergency aircraft. numerous injuries. we do not have a number on how many. >> reporter: with passengers hurt, the tower alerting first responders. >> he will land on 1-6-right and hit severe turbulence. they don't know if there's damage to the aircraft. they said there's multiple injuries so they need medical personnel standing by. >> reporter: emergency crews racing to the plane on the tarmac. >> engine 21, need your request to airport fire to assist with multiple patients. from an emergency landing, due to inflight turbulence. >> reporter: at least three passengers and one flight at