when we were in reno, we learned of an arrest. apparently law enforcement saw what they thought was a shady deal at the gun show, they followed that driver and pulled erhim forniaovtate line. in reno nevada, kpix5. >> gun rights advocates have filed suit to block the new california ammunition law. >>> switching out to sports. the oakland a's have a great opportunity. probably the most progressive seasons that they have really been able to, it really comes down to one game. >> a bunch of young, hungry guys looking to play deep into october. it has been a long time since the oakland a's have hosted a playoff game. six years. here we are. winner go home. a wild card, winner take all against tampa bay. a 5:00 start. when you are told that you will be the starting pitcher? he let us know. >> he took me into his office and asked me and i said heck yeah. is >> turn right. coming off of surgery in 2010 coming started five games in september and was 4-0. he will have the crowd on his side. this is the upper, upper deck. there expected 50,0

resist the new regime or what is there peace there or is there conditions for corporate peace within reno i think it's going to take some time i think right now there are some holdovers because obviously you can't we had everybody out but i think some of the big players have been removed both at nissan mitsubishi and also at reno so if they can work together and with the new the new staff i think it will help it's going to take some effort on all 3 companies parts and still have ca's saying you know maybe we should talk so that's still possibly on the back burner and stepping a little bit away from labor disputes and skin employed auto alliances but staying with motors high end vacuum cleaner maker dyson has a plan abandon its plans to make electric vehicles company founder and engineer james dyson had planned planned to spend $2700000000.00 on technology and production of e.v.a.'s including a plan to build an automotive assembly factory in singapore mr dyson sent an e-mail to employees saying the company's board plans to close the automotive division the south china morning post. these a

what we have seen here, in reno at the gun show. a steady stream of visitors packed the new frontier gun show at the convention centner reno one recent weekend. the show's producers wouldn't let our cameras in and didn't want to talk to us. but steve lindley was happy to come along for the ride. >> i'm looking at half if not more of the line plates are california plates. >> reporter: we started outside where steve says at past gun shows, private sellers could be seen dealing guns from the trunk of their car. no background check. no questions asked. until nevada's new background check law goes into effect next year, that's still legal. as long as the gun stays in nevada. >> california residents couldn't come here to purchase firearms. >> is it atypical for that to happen? >> no. >> reporter: shoppers in general seemed discreet. some sporting guitar cases to possibly conceal the firearms they were buying or selling. >> another undercover. >> reporter: and we couldn't help but see the unusually heavy law enforcement presence that may h

. >> almost two weeks into the siege, janet reno was sworn in as attorney general of the united statestion in waco, she endorsed the fbi's plan to be patient and wait out the crisis. >> as the siege entered its third week, the fbi turned up the heat. >> waiting did not mean doing nothing. authorities bombarded the compound with noise and light. and sometimes cut the electricity and phones for hours at a time. then another major turning point. the fbi tactical team deployed tanks as a physical show of force. >> now i'm like, wow, this looks like a war zone. >> it seemed like during the siege, if we did what they asked the next thing the guys on the ground, the tactical team smashing out the vehicles and smashing up bulldozing the trees down. it's like every time we did it, comply with them, they were punishing us in one way or another. >> as the tension mounted and the press coverage grew, the siege drew both curious onlookers and protesters, many of them gun rights supporters. one of them named timothy mcveigh. months later he would bomb the government building in oklahoma city. >> he

what we've seen here in reno at the gun show. a study stream of visitors packed the new frontier gun show at the convention center in reno one recent weekend. the show's producers wouldn't let our cameras in, and didn't want to talk to us. >> so we're driving through the parking lot here. >> steve with the brady campaign to prevent gun violence was happy to come along for the ride. >> at least half if not more license plates are california plates. >> we started outside where steve says past gun shows private sellers could be seen dealing guns from the trunk of their car, no background check, no question asked. until nevada's new background check law goes into effect next year, that's still legal as long as the gun stays in nevada. >> california residents couldn't come here to purchase firearms because they are not a nevada resident. >> is it atypical for that to happen? >> unfortunately not. >> we saw no obvious transactions in the parking lot. and we noticed shoppers in general seemed discrete. some sporting guitar cases to poss

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we are seeing felt as far out as reno. fresno. this is definitely widely felt even further than you might think. >>> can you tell us about the fault line in this area -- >>> don't have information about which fault it occurred on. that will be reserved for scientists in the morning when they return. they will probably look at the patterns and more of the rupturing how the events unfolded. i don't have that information. >>> is it unusual to have an earthquake that is felt so widely? for sure in san francisco we felt that here. as far away as reno nevada. who knows how far south or north a gnitud4.5. create that much disturbance? >>> it definitely can. just for relative perspective. if this was an earthquake east of the rockies and it was a 4.5 up to 10 times greater than what we are seeing here. in california and areas rockies and west because of the nature of the geology and the sedimentation and the bedrock in that area we don't see earthquakes as the same magnitude earthquake would not be as widely felt or experienced by this in

one in reno, one in oregon and i forget the town and i should know. and another that is creating small volumes right now out of michigan but will be increasing. so i think the target is or what we understand jok projection toe about 100 million gallons, probably in five years. they also have created and are still work on corsea which is their version of a carbon offset. and cap and trade. so all airlines that serve international markets are going -- their emissions will be capped after 2020. so any emissions growth they have, they will have to offset through the carbon reduction scheme and instead of offsetting and buying off sets to make direct investments in the market, including sustainable aviation fuel. you're seeing united and cafe and lutztanza, alaska and southwest starting to either sign off-take agreements with the steel producers which to them says this is a bill of l arladen to go to investors to go to our production's facility in another market. or they're an angel investor in the companies themselves. so united is a co-owner of fulcron e

in 1969 the world was already 8 years old you know my grandchildren were born after the war born in reno find. 3 generations one family on a journey through a recent german history and the bombing. starts to number 6 on t.w. . the federal reserve takes us interests interest rates down another notch but after it's the reduction this year the fed says it will think twice before lowering rates again. falling tax revenue may force 6 to tighten its belt meanwhile the e.c.b. chief warns germany to spend spend spend. and fit chrysler in persia thought to be in the fast lane so merge creating a car making tyson valued at $50000000000.00. then welcome to d w. the u.s. federal reserve has cut interest rates for the 3rd time this year the central bank lowered the benchmark rate by a quarter of a percent to a range between 1.5 and 1.75 percent fed chairman jerome powell has been under pressure from president trump to cut rates to 0 or even lower the federal reserve told investors it would cause to reassess the economy before making further cuts. well in his press conference after the announcement fe

, reno, nevada. >> make something clear to to mr. trump and his hatchet man, and his somewher special funding his attacks again me. i'm not going anywhere. you are not going to destroy me, or my family, you have to beat him like a drum. kennedy: smother him with a pillow until he stopped -- never mind. who has the stronger hand? the president or sleepy joe. or will ukraine mess go down the drain, that could happen, guy benson is here, and richard fowler, both then dapper, and ready to tussle. hi, guys. >> hey. i'm still laughing at your open that was funny, brought to you by -- that was funny. kennedy: prell, that is right. >> ryan seacrest does have every job. kennedy: so many jobs and so many shows, he made the kardashians, he could unmake the bidens. let's start with you mr. jamaica. is joe biden responding appropriately, i think it hurting him just as much as president. >> i would say it is hurting him somewhat. but i think you see from polling their is normal fluctuation. here is the truth, we're seeing is donald trump flailing

well i think as i said there are challenged players reno's challenge there now left without a deal. i can't see any major deals from here happening without asian players coming towards europe or the u.s. or indeed you see something happening within germany like b.m.w. and mercedes getting closer together besides that i think it would involve 'd the players such as ski. thank you very much for this analysis. in the us the federal reserve has cut interest rates for the 3rd time this year the central bank low the benchmark rate by a quarter of a percent to range between 1.5 and 1.75 percent challenger on powell has been under pressure from president trump to cut rates to 0 or even lower the fed told investors avoid pause to reassess the economy before making any further cuts. twitter will be banning political advertising on its platform from of them but the pressure for social media platforms to block attendance that influencing elections with polls information c.e.o. jack dorsey tweeted political message rich should be earned not bores social media companies including to put its rival

well i think these are really the big ones that have been at play for a while now reno needs to try and find a new partner or fix its relationship with nissan i think we have still open questions in germany it's going to happen with b.m.w. and mercy it isn't big enough to withstand all these challenges moving forward i think you know volvo car business and tonto's and sugar land rover business they're also you know both too small to really survive they're not generating cash flow decent enough to survive so there are a couple of grams but amongst the big ones we've now seen quite a bit of conservation now to some of the other business stories making news boeing says cracks have been found in up to 50 of its popular 737 in g. planes after global inspections 2 of quanta says planes are reportedly affected but the airline has so far rejected calls to ground its entice 737 fleet. as the pro-democracy protests continue official done it confirms hong kong is in recession because the most important shrank by about 3 percent last quarter months of unrest of pressure on an economy already reelin

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succeed us britain is going to leave no matter what's at the end of october however that seems unlikely reno there is legislation in place parliamentarians warns of pools prime minister johnson to gun go to the e.u. and also an extension well the e.u. doesn't really like kid balt it seems would be the outcome and then off the words most likely yes there would be another election. reporting for us from london thank you very much. well as we mentioned u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson is due to address parliament before lawmakers debate his brakes a deal and you will carry johnson's speech live at 1030 central european time which is a bit over an hour from now. all right let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world chile's president has declared a state of emergency amid widespread protests there been violent demonstrations in the capital santiago as well as massive fires in high rise buildings the protests started after the government announced a hike in city transportation fares. mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the sons of e

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lots of places at 40. 30s for many, susanville and in tahoe, lots of 20s and even reno and u.k. data, 20s and heavenly, 25 degrees and tahoe-donner, it's cold. 60s and 70s and all below average and inching up but well below where they should be. 51 today and the normal is 70. the second day in a row where it will be below average and 49 is the record low in 1950. holding at 52 and montero, a cool 45 and the montero airport, 42. lots of low 40s and upper 30s around the bay and 48 in tiburon and including near the presidio, 49 with berkeley labs 40. the low is kicking out to allow the high to build in and temperatures will bump up with a system clipping us with a little cool down but warmer temps will kick in for the weekend. near average with a lot of these temps and maybe a little above with 60s and 70s and a cold morning with clouds popping up later and overall, nice. cooler on thursday with sunny side up and warmer into your weekend. >>> 5:21 and a crazy scene was captured on video. coming up, the runaway airport tarp that came dangerously close to people and an airplane. >>>

reno at 33. fire up the furnace. coming end and that will hold temperatures in check. 60s and 70s. near average to slightly below. san francisco highs in the last five days, 63, 64, 64, 62 and 64 yesterday. san jose, walnut creek and canfield, bumping you up 3 degrees and tomorrow we drop you about three or four. there are some 30s. more 40s and 50s today. 38 and morgan hill. they have dropped one. 37 in boulder creek and mid 40s around santa clara. saratoga and cupertino. the system will stay to the north and there will be an increase in low clouds but we are dry. look for 60s and 70s. mid-70s and a few upper 70s.sal is here and he is looking at his screen and he will tell us -- >> that we are getting more crowded although we don't have a lot of major problems. we do have slow traffic out there. we start with the bay bridge which is typically slow. a clear shot as you look at these pictures. san francisco, the same thing. as we get more slow traffic, there is more slowing and more delays but we don't have any major

. >> there was a huge backlash from the justice department starting with janet reno so the operationperson, the attorney general. i felt like, oh, no, we could lose this case. >> i mean, i had all these people standing by ready to go. the op orders had been written, i'm the criminal case agent. this is why i exist, to go kick doors down, put people in handcuffs and gather evidence. >> rick swine being passionate and emotional, we had to pick him off the ceiling. >> i had no idea if we were going to execute tomorrow or never. >> ken and i decided we had to get to d.c. and we needed to convince her in a very compelling way this needed to go forward. so a lot was riding on that from into d.c. so we went and had a meeting with the attorney general sitting at the head of a long conference table. >> you know, it was a stressful setting. we spent years now doing this, we're ready to go. and attorney general reno started asking questions about in the search warrant affidavit it says hezbollah terrorists. the attorney general was very hyper sensitive about calling people terrorists when are y

fired up in reno. >>> taking a live look at the sierra tahoe resort.re is a flash layer of snow. be extra careful on 80 and 50. this is how squaw valley looked earlier today. as of right now opening-day is november 15, right around the corner. >> it is tough, it is a tough crowd over there. you have to watch the whole show. apparently i need to keep my mouth shut. >>> we are looking at the weather. it is breezy outside. it westwind at 14 miles per hour. a little breezy outside. it is already chilly in the studio. it is chilly outside as well. a what a wonderful sunset that we are getting right now. this is at ocean beach. only 69 degrees in santa rosa for the high. concord, 70. we were below average. after a cool day, this will lead to our third consecutive cool day. the pollen count, not as high as it was a few weeks ago. it is still to the low to medium range. the pollen is not out of their there. i still don't see that happening for the next week or two. severe weather cumulus clouds. you could almost see the base of the trough of low pressure. over

number one for the first time i don't feel like the british number one because of course and murray renoeen able pay as much as you would like. and di maria looming large in the background. i guess the big question is how much by can he go? he says he thinks he can go a lot higher up from a3 in the world at the moment. his career high ranking is a1. you got a chance of surpassing that of at the last few weeks. he talked about if you can reach the quarterfinal of the grandson than anything can happen. he talking really optimistically and he's been in the background at the us open in 2016. i think none of the target for the last three weeks of the season playing stockholm this week than in basil next week and then qualifying for the paris the week after that. if he has a good run he could actually make it into the top 32 in the world and if you're in the top 32 at the end of the season then you're very likely to be seen at the australian open injanuary you're very likely to be seen at the australian open in january and you're very likely to be seen at the australian open injanuary and that

interstate 5 near reno boulevard is typically filled with cars but after 11:30 am, flames and smoke began to pour over and help the highway. crews who shut down the highway and in both directions but there were no evacuations and residents took options. >> it is really close to us. we have to get moving. >> we already went down our yard . they said this is what we will do . >> some cars burned in the fire but no one was injured. you can stay with us for continuing fire coverage. remember, if you do lose power you can always find us on digital devices and on our cbs local app for the latest information. the high winds show that fires not the only danger as they work to pick up fallen trees . >> many were injured when a 30 foot tall tree crashed. it happened at the farmers market on main street at a halloween festival. six were taken to the hospital and the injuries were not life- threatening. >>> there was a massive branch that fell down into the middle of diablo road. it brought other trees down onto the buildings and crews were later seen cleaning up the mess and they reopened and no inj

reno, 25.tures ever have been set for many throughout much of the intermountain region. rapid city, -1. cheyenne, -2. jackson gets cold but they are -8. salt lake city, 18. susanville, 14. some of the gusts have been coming down except over half moon bay and the oakland hills. oakland hills both the caldecott is that 35 which is stronger than mount st. helena.half moon bay is the leader of the pack at 40 miles per hour currently out of the east, northeast. the humidity is the big story for the fire because it's in the single digits or teens or close to it. geyserville, 29 degrees, northwest at 5. that's a favorable direction. and 55% humidity. yet you see some locations with a northwest, humidity is up. if you get the east, northeast, it may not be strong but 9% at coverage. 43 degrees, 9% around lake county. it's mainly an easterly component or northeast as well and very low humidity. 10% at those sites. very dry here. not only there but all the way to the coast you are seeing some humidity. 1

meanwhile "the reno gazette" in nevada, a reporter there has asked joe biden if he expected the races brutal. this was wednesday in reno. >> reporter: did you think the attacks would be so brutal against hunter? >> yeah, i did, i did. the american people know me, know who i am. they know him, they know who he is. we're a family. we've been through a lot worse. and we know what real pain is. >> we know what real pain is. donna, he then, the next night or that night, i guess later that night, gave a tougher speech, pushing back harder against the president. but how is he doing? he's not doing that well with his fundraising. you know, is this having an impact on him? >> well, i mean, no doubt it would have an impact on anyone who's been attacked in this kind of way especially with the kind of untruths that the president of the united states has leveled against the former vice president. but look, i think democrats -- i agree with rick that democrats have to be very focused and keep it very simple. this is a simple description of a president of the united states who betrayed his oath of

out and as it does, 20s around lake tahoe and truck at 23 and 23 or 24 or 25 at heavenly and even reno, 37 and that's cool. mount shasta and susanville, elko, 30 degrees in the forecast ties, while they come up from yesterday, upper 60s and low 60s to 70 on that panel. 65 and 51, probably will get down to 51 and that is only two off the record low from 1950. the normal low is 70. lakeport montero, 36 in castro valley is 44. 42 in danville and livermore and blackhawk. el cerrito, 49. we have a system in the sierra producing some calls but everything is coming down that is mostly drier air with some partly cloudy areas but we are kicking the system out of here and so is the moisture. it lifts out with a quiet pattern and it will be a little bit warmer with another system moving north on thursday for a dip in those temps and then warmer on temps. 60s and 70s today with a nice day but october 1 and does of october. >>> the time is 4:20 in the collapse of a huge bridge is caught on camera and up next, where this happened and what experts said may have caused that bridge to collapse. >>> ano

40's only about 48 truckee 54 degrees in south lake tahoe and 59 degrees keeping you cool even in reno. well we've got some a nice weather out there right now little breezy in spots looking toward sfo use a couple batches fog trying to form their don't think they're really going to put themselves together tonight going stay mostly clear no delays and any of the airports local if you're headed out of town or texas something to come on in rain forecast oh here we go this where it gets interesting tomorrow. we do have a weak cold front that dives to the bay area can see right there not behind much in the way of rain but again probably a breezy afternoon and lot of clouds tomorrow as we get to sunday high pressure brings us lot of sunshine. then a couple clouds possibly late in the day and then see that big dome high pressure beginning to build in. that's said the jet stream well to the north and interest a very dry to the middle weaken somewhat of a concern is we're likely going to see some of those strong offshore winds again develop on wednesday night and into thursday we could be talki

that's right well 1st biden is speaking right now he's addressing supporters on a campaign stop in reno nevada and in this speech he is calling out trump using very strong language for b. train foreign policy and the national security of the u.s. for his own personal gain biden remains in a tight race now with senator elizabeth warren they're actually neck and neck in some polling and biden has really tried to tread this line carefully about how to not lend credibility to the president trump's unsubstantiated claims that he was involved in corruption in ukraine while still tackling the issue head on and there have been a lot of developments just in this last few hours with the washington post reporting more on exactly how the trumpet ministration carried out this influence campaign on ukraine and the post is reporting that current vice president mike pence played a role in that however possibly i'm waiting only according to officials who are close to pence the post reports that pence was used as an instrument that prior to the call between trump and ukrainian president billowed amir's o

alamo, 45. 21 in truckee. 37 in reno. 40s and ukiah. mostly sunny and it looks nice. some of fog but everything stays to the north through saturday. then we start to see conditions warm. 60s and 70s similar to yesterday. nice into saturday and then sunny and warmer weather will take us into sunday and early next week. >>> rebuilding three decades after the loma prieta earthquake. how the community at the epicenter of the quake is still recovering from the devastating rumbles. >>> this is one of four candidates running for san francisco district attorney. hear what his priorities will be if he wins office. >>> san francisco london breed mayor says she's more concerned the county jail could collapse any power for earthquake. she announced yesterday she expects the 300 inmates at the jail to be moved out by july 20 she announced yesterday she expects the 300 inmates at the jail to be moved out by july 20, 2021. that's the deadline for the staffers and others to move. where those inmates will go remains unclear. the city is floating different options including out of coun

or liquid petroleum gas reno lack clean cooking few. on days that she can find good she has to dissolve to burning plastic. and it leaves her and her family at an increased risk of heart disease and respiratory diseases like asthma. india generates close 226000 tons of plastic waste every year making it to 15 largest plastic wispy looted in the world. it is this type of 10 plastic known as multi layered plastic packaging or an lp that slips through the cracks of india's waste management system. are also glaringly absent from the dirty dozen list that developed single use plastic items which have been banned in india since october 2090. it was in 2009 that made. decided to take matters into her own and along with her business partner but . first 3 to 4 months we literally sat down with them with an ingenious mechanical ingenious bollywood ingenious or anybody to do with plastics and then of realize plastic is a fossil fuel. off the months of research and failed experiments with the help of scientists friends the do adopted a technology t

>> watch our original report "fired up in reno" tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> let's get a checkf the forecast, it's feelg like fall and looks gorgeous out there. >> it is just beautiful kenny and michelle. with that sunshine it was a chilly start to the day. and we are looking at temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera under blue skies. looking at the bay bridge and temperatures are in the 60s. upper 60s from concord and santa rosa looking at low 60s from oakland, san francisco and mid 60s in livermore as well as for san jose. so 24 hour temperature change, and we are warmer compared to yesterday. and many locations from five degrees warmer in santa rosa looking at four degrees warmer in novato and concord and liver more. the last water year, of course we had the record rainfall and this past winter and spring. and thankfully it got us out of the drought. and as we look d ahare eahelook hopefully some beneficial rainfall but not anytime soon as we are looking at a strong ridge of high pressure building in. so th

and convince congress and the american people that, no, that's not the way doj operates. >> janet reno went out of her way to appoint a republican, two of them different times to be special counsels. eric holder went out of his way. i mean, barr didn't even make that fig leaf effort. >> no and what the ag would say i'm sure is no matter what i do the partisan nature of washington is going to be such that i'm going to be criticized. i just don't think that's entirely true. the department can do a much better job to try to appear to be apolitical. >> not only that. people want -- they want to believe he wouldn't be political, correct? like, people actually want to give him the benefit of the doubt first. >> yeah. people wanted to believe what he said in his confirmation, which is i don't need this job. i don't need the president's aprovl. that that's not turning out to be true. >> and he doesn't seem to care. that to me is quite troubling. thank you. both with me now, congressman raja of illinois. he is a member of both intelligence and oversights committees. as part of the house's impea

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western and eastern germany, people are more content with their lives than at any other time since renoacation. we also know that this is not the whole truth. surveys show that 29 years since reification, the majority of people from eastern germany feel they are second-class citizens. reporter: drawing upon her own experience, she spoke of east germans as a country disappeared. >> speaking for myself and many others, the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 and german reification in a 1990 moments of happiness. of confidence and openenness. others were intntimidated by ths new openness. for them, the east german system was a form of support. reporter: chancellor merkel also used the occasion to pay tribute to the victims of the communist regime. >> i also want to remember the victims of the dictatorship. those who lost their lives trying to flee. those who were persecuted in prison. they should not be forgotten. even on a day full of joy like today. reporter: the german chancellor acknowledged that a cap still remains that raising a border between -- erasing a border between two states wasn'

time of ar temperatures in the 60's for highs in south lake tahoe 63 in truckee and 66 degrees in reno outside right now we are working on a beautiful evening outside the winds are gone, but the offshore wind that breeze continuing so the temperatures still very warm outside look at the numbers on this friday evening in fall, 74 degrees and hayward is 75 right now in redwood city, 74 even in san francisco 74 in the napa valley and 76 degrees in santa rosa. high pressure going to slide just a little further to the east on saturday. so the axis move a little further on shore that will probably allow for more of a sea breeze to kick in by tomorrow afternoon. and then you can see a cold front off the coastline that's going to a few more clouds or skies as we get to sunday overnight lows going to be chilly remember that the air is very dry outside. so numbers will be dropping off 30's and 40's around much of the bay area by day though we're looking good 60's 70's into san francisco, 60's along the coastline, plenty of sunshine there little breeze in the afternoon 74 burlingame and you head

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ga' an a's fan from reno? >> dad made me an a's fan like he made mom and sister. >> reporter: we're back live here. this place is packed. you can hardly see an empty seat here. in fact, the a's are expecting this to be a sellout and a record for a wildcard game. more than 52,000 fans. even mt. davis that third deck is full tonight. live in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> that's so nice to see. hope they keep it up. >> exicitinexciting. >>> a film about stress and teen boys is having an unintended effect. it was made by the governor's wife. why the content of the film is causing controversy. >>> data breach, a new way to easily check if your passwords have been compromised. >>> no reservations for the hot restaurant trend. why your table is not ready and never will be. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses n

already have nearly 30,000 responses from people around the bay area as far as chico, near reno, nevada border, fresno. seen as widely felt. but again a moderate shaking as maximum, creating minor damage in terms of things falling off countertops and cracking and foundation in sidewalks and such. >> it's interesting, we may have video coming in of things falling off shelves. about the worst we've heard. but interesting question. this is on the scale moderate earthquake. why was it felt so far away? chico and up towards nevada border, why at only 4.5? >> it's not unheard of, especially depending on what fault line. does appear to be the normal mechanism slip that we expect to see in this area. not entirely unusual to be felt more widely in california in that region. we have what we call a shake map system, we look at what propagation would be expected to be. mostly follows that. maybe a few outliers again with what we're seeing. maybe again depending on where people live, if near water or area with looser sedimentation, may be able to propagate to those individuals. not a ton of people r

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while these voters waited for hours in the rain to watch trump take the stage in the targets and to reno unshaken in their support for him despite the impeachment inquiry i think it's all made up by think it's fake news and i think it's just another way to try to get him out of office i have faith that it's going to work out for trying to drench it's going to be another black eye for the democrats that just keep doing nothing to try to get him out as the impeachment inquiry gets more and more support among the general public the presidents die hard supporters react with anger and defiance donald trump's reelection campaign wants to use this event here in minneapolis to rally his base around him the president however seems more and more concealed by the impeachment proceedings. at a combative campaign rally and angry down launch trump lashed out against the democrats accusing them of trying to overturn the 26000 election because they know they cannot be team in 2020 they want to raise sure votes like it never existed they want to erase your voice they want to raise your future. the presid

>> well, in 1870, jacob davis, who was a tailor in reno, nevada, he was approached by a woman who wased to a woodcutter. >> turns out that her woodcutter husband constantly rips through his pants pocket. it's a common problem. whether concealing a pistol or hauling heavy gold nuggets, the weak pockets just can't handle the stress. >> so jacob davis gets the idea. he saw the rivets on his workbench, and he decided to put those in the pocket corners. >> adding rivets to pockets -- it's one of those seat-of-the-pants innovations that make america great. the result? stronger dungarees that can stand up to the tough work thrown at them by the miners and laborers of the day. >> and after about a year, he was getting so many orders, he couldn't fill them. >> davis, who needs capital and manpower, goes into business with wealthy san francisco merchant levi strauss. on may 20, 1873, american blue jeans are born. a pair costs about a buck. levi's markets their denim overalls as the uniform of the working class. >> who bought them at the time? >> miners in the west, farmers, mechanics -- anybody