host: now, you will be caucusing in reno. where in -- how long the expert to be at the caucus site today? caller: i will be there at 9:00 am a but i don't believe it opens until 10:00 a.m. p.m.tually starts at 12:00 if you are in you voter, you can also register, so that takes quite a while. and it should be done by 1:30 at the latest, this afternoon. host: michelle, it is her

later. >>> the police department in santa clarita is getting some celebrity help. >> hey, it's the reno sheriff's department sister city of santa clarita. reminding you to do the 9:00 p.m. routine and make sure there aren't any valuables in your car. ipads, wallets, etc.. >> the cast from the hit show reno 911 recorded a public service announcement for the police department near los angeles. santa clarcampaign. they are urging people to take a number of actions by 9:00 at night to prown spin. >> and, make sure to check the expiration date on all of your lunch meat. >> that's not part of it. she wanted to have a line in the psa. >> do what you want with your meat. >> it won't make you at risk. >> no it has nothing to do with the 9:00 p.m. thing. don't pan to her. >> also good advice. the show originally aired on comedy central. it is returning this year on the new streaming service quidy. >>> time is 4:18. sal castaneda is starting his do have the peninsula. southbound 101 at 3rd. i still have a couple of lanes closed at the sig alert for a  serious crash that ended up being deadly ove

the former south bend, indiana, mayor spoke in reno focusing on his plan for supporting u.s. troops. ahead of the saturday nevada caucus the newest polls show bernie sanders leaving joe biden by seven points and the other contenders bunched up behind them and most of the candidates focus on former new york mayor michael bloomberg and the billionaire is getting hit over his surge campaign spending. he has until tomorrow night to qualify for wednesday night's debate in las vegas meanwhile, we are looking forward to the primer and march 3 with a special section on our website at www.kpix.com . >>> right now authorities in marion county are searching for anything couple. more than 130 search and rescue workers will be searching from the air and the ground in inverness with the couple went missing. they were last seen friday at a rental house in the inverness area picked up his believe they may have gone for a hike and if you have any information call the marin county sheriff department. >>> 300 americans were taken off a cruise ship in japan, and they are now back on u.s. soil. s

i argued against it with janet reno, president clinton, joe biden. millions, millions of americans were placed in jail because of that failed act. were they racist? they were not racist. president clinton -- they thought they were doing the right thing, had bad criminal justice policy. they failed our community. mike did also. mike is out apologizing because he learned better. and you know what, i know it is true. i know mike is a changed man from when he was running new york city, pushing those policies. if you look at what he has said, in his new policy, by the way, no one wants to talk about, tre main is right, right to hold him accountable for red line comments and other comments, look at the green initiatives. homeowners, he is pushing for taking care of generational wealth. he wants to have 100,000 new black entrepreneurs out there that he put $70 billion into recreating neighborhoods that will improve schools, provide jobs, make sure african americans finally get the support we have never gotten in this country. it is the most progressive plan

he has three stops on the day, starting in reno before heading to carson city and then rural elko. when you look at this campaign here in this state, just about half of the democratic voting population is white and the other half communities of color which he's struggled throughout the entire year of his candidacy to attract these voters. what you heard from him over the course the weekend was some self-acknowledgment saying that politics has to be personal, not only to the politics. i want to read to you, i didn't always hear the voices of those talking about the story behind the story. i was making sure that we were crossing all the thes and dotting all the is. i don't have a way to measure the pain that was behind the relationship and particularly the black residents in our city. that is pete buttigieg trying to

we can e it in the politics of reno. it is still considered purple. the left in reno is a little of the stand i think we are st seeing some overlap there with folks coming for the tech jobs n that are g in northern nevada and there is a relationship there, a link between northern californiad northern nevada. it has a difference. it is changihi the demogr of the state as well. has an impact. sincreasing. >> speaking about the population, paul, have a huge ovulation here. a huge population of independence i'm cuous how you think this will shape inks especially given the elephant in the room, michael bloomberg. he isn't, i trying to get in the rar on sutuesday. >> this is interesting because as e u know democratic primaries opened mean that non- partisans can elect to get a presidential ballot but they need to request it. remember how i said that three quarters of the population is doing ballot by mail? how does a person voting imail do this by filling out a postcard that was mail between year. giving and christmas last a lot of voters, foretold, 4.2 mil

. >> hey, it's the reno sheriff's department. >> you recognize those guys. they're the reason santa clarita's getting some help from the cast of reno 911 to deliver an important safety message. try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. i thougin that moment. illiant we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - that is a triumph for every american. people don't know tom steyer. i've known tom steyer for fifteen years. his commitment on racial justice and social justice is rock solid. i'm tom stey

then you have the reno area, reno sparks, wa show county, which is a swing county but they have a veryyou have rural nevada which generally democrats ignore because it's very deep red but they can't because of where the delegates are. they've had the campaign in places nobody's ever heard of like elko in rural nevada. so it's three different states. but the biggest difference this year is that there were four days of early voting before the caucus. they've never had that before, and did that cannibalize the votes we're going to be looking at today, so there were 75,000 people who turned out, brian, 84,000 entirely in 2016. are we going to get way past that or just up to that today? >> and what a fascinating state this is. folks who haven't gone near an atlas for a while, may not realize northern border on oregon, the reno area is kind of -- as things grow, it's kind of eastern california, and yet clark county during the years you've lived here, it was on and off the fastest growing city in the united states. >> it's so different than when i first moved here. when i first moved here, i

reno and las vegas are two of the fastest warming cities that we have.one things in this area in nevada with a democratic legislature, ended surprised billing, codified protection for pre-existing conditions, increased women's rights to health care. we've done some of those things. they wanted to expand on a national level. >> why do you think 77,000 people caucused early? because they didn't want to spend their saturday caucustion or is there more to it? >> a little bit more. a lot of them can't spend saturday caucusing. some national guards said they appreciate it because they're on duty on saturday night. a lot of people had family issues. it's tough to go for a couple of hours on a saturday afternoon and caucus. it's more convenient, not quite as confrontational as the caucus. it's extremely important. the diverse population, the african-american, latin x, asian pacific, extremely more important than in new hampshire and iowa. >> the polling, it's hard to poll in nevada, but anecdotally, bernie sanders seems to have a lot of support here and could be

this actually happened in reno.his is elizabeth warren right there. and then the 4 of clubs, that was bernie sanders. he came in second. excuse me, i'm having trouble with the stylus here. and pete buttigieg, he came in -- sorry. i'm going to go back to you, wolf, because i think joe biden is -- >> he's speaking now in las vegas. let's listen in. >> hello, hello, hello, hello! [ chanting ] >> thank you, thank you, thank you! well, y'all -- y'all did it for me. y'all did it. now we're going on to south carolina and win and then we're going to take this back! i'll thank everyone that caucused for us, but i particularly want to thank the precinct captains, all of our volunteers that are here. all the people that made all of those phone calls. by the way, i plan on coming back to win this state outright. look, you know, i couldn't have done it without -- i want to start off, i've got to recognize a few of the congresspersons here. you know, adina titus has been incredible, incredible. there's a guy named horseford. you

she had 1,000 people in reno last night.arren had 4,000 in arlington, virginia, just a couple of nights ago on a super tuesday state. this thing's just getting started, and these women are really reaching out, energizing folks on the ground. and we've got to see more coverage about this. and i'm not sure what else to do other than to say thank you for talking about it. there needs to be more, they need a fair shot. >> don't owe me any thanks, but thank us when it looks fair. when the coverage actually -- that's when we celebrate, right. when these two women, michelle, are -- they are known winners, they have won the races they're in. they are -- they're aggressive, they're able to fight. they are policy deep. they've got positions and things people can critique. there's zero reason they wouldn't get adequately -- i would argue better coverage given how much policy they put out there. we should be studying those policies and critiquing them. >> absolutely. there's a philosophy where people say there are only three tickets com

well the 1st thing they need to be doing is to be working a little tighter with reno and with mitsubishi and i know this was a big factor that we've talked about in the past but the reason that all this came down in this who came into play is the japanese misunderstood and thought that the french car company was going to take them over because they have controlling interest but that was not the case in reality the deal that should be is that they share platform share technology and share drive lines if they can do that with a 3 car companies all 3 will survive instead all 3 have taken a huge hit and nissan's response to that was to send out a lawsuit toward carlos go on for $91000000.00. just speaking of that. seems to be kind of sucking up all the oxygen surrounding the story as well how much longer is that saga going to continue and very quickly just catch of our viewers on how he plays in all this. well right now carlos ghosn who is the ex c.e.o. of nissan who was also the president of the group with reno which he was the president as well as mitsubishi he was working on a merger so t

. >> cnn's aurlet is in reno, nevada.nd house speaker nancy pelosi says she's not counting joe biden out despite the poor performances in new hampshire. >> reporter: he is telling voters it's time that african-american and duh tino and diverse forces have their voices heard. and over the weekend biden has spent time courting latino and african-american voters and he believes he will have stronger support among diverse demographics. and biden has also been pressing hard on the issue of health care and just a little while ago he talked about how under his plan workers can keep their plans they worked out through their unions, and there is the culinary worker's union, and they have been quite vocal in the disapproval of medicare for all, and all candidates have fans pushing voters to get out and early vote and that early voting started saturday and extends through tuesday, and there has been 26,000 people that voted over the weekend in the early voting period, and you have biden and pete buttigieg in reno this morning, and e

near reno, we were in sparks at the high school and in the middle of my remarks, the power went out completely dark room, no microphone, trying to make myself heard. it took a moment but then something happened. somebody held up the screen of their iphone and then another and another, holding up their lit phones together until the whole room was lit up. from where i was standing, i could not see who was behind each light, who was young and was old, white and black and latino and asian and native, who was on two feet or in a wheelchair. i just saw each little light and that there was an american who saw when the lights went out and knew what to do about it. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: it just took one person, one person who started it and a bunch of others did the same. if we can light up a high school gym, we can light up a neighborhood. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: if we can light up the neighborhood, we can light up the city. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: and if we can light up the city, we can light up the country. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: if we can light

a great night for them and they will defend that goal ha rd into hard into reno. —— turin.ith football — rangers are the first team through to the last 16 of the europa league after beating braga. ryan kent scored the only goal of wednesday's second leg in portugal which saw the scottish side win 4—2 on aggregate. it also completed a stunning turnaround for rangers who came from 2—0 down to win last week's first leg in glasgow 3—2. now the former world number one, maria sharapova has announced her retirement from tennis. she's 32 and looks back on a sparkling career where she won 36 singles titles, and five majors, including wimbledon at 17 years old. something she'll always remember is completing a career grand slam after winning the french open in 2012. but the low point of her career was when she faced a 15—month ban after testing positive for the drug meldonium in 2016. our tennis correspondent, russell fuller says her retirement isn't a complete surprise, but neither is the fact that she didn't announce her plans in advance. there has been speculation for a while becau

. >> cnn correspondent evan mcmorris-santoro in reno, nevada, following the results.ood to see you, i know, so early this morning. thank you for being up for us. talk to me about -- >> of course. >> -- what voters are saying about how sanders can broaden his appeal and turn out voters. does this solidify that? >> it was really interesting listening to that sound you just played of the other candidates now really shifting their attention to sanders for really the first time in this whole primary process. they're now really trying to go after him. what makes it a harder sell in nevada, this is a democratic caucus. if there was anybody who wanted to show up. it's a very involved thing to do. it takes a long time to caucus. it's complicated. only at a certain time of the day, there are long lines sometimes. you have to really be invested in the democratic party to really want to come out and participate in this thing. the people who did supported bernie. so when you hear these establishment democrats talking more about how -- hey i'm establishment, look at what i can brin

vaughn hillyard with the buttigieg campaign also in reno. ali vitali with the warren campaign in las vegas. we've managed to pry her away from the craps tables there. garrett haake at an early polling location in henderson, nevada. mr. memoli, we'll start with you. joe biden has been spending a lot of time in south carolina. in recent days, it looks like his campaign is refocusing its efforts there in nevada. how is he building support there? >> reporter: craig, there's a lot of questions from the outside about whether the former vice president would be better suited to spend these next weeks shoring up that firewall in south carolina. we've been talking about it throughout this whole campaign. the biden campaign sees a strong showing here in nevada actually as an important bridge to south carolina and then on to the super tuesday states. we've seen that in the past weekend as he's been running all over the state and courting key constituencies, including organized labor, latinos and frarks. there is indications he's poised for his strongest

. >> cnn correspondent in reno nevada. evan, good morning to you. very early morning to you on the west coast. let talk about this win. both the sanders argument that he can broaden his appeal across the democratic party and turn out voters. >> victor, we call this last night where i'm sitting. [ laughter ] >> it's very early. listen, yeah, it's 2020. votes are still coming in. unlike iowa, the numbers we have so far have really given a message that we can take away from nevada, which is that bernds has done a much better job here than he did in 2016, built a bigger coalition than in 2016 and turned nevada into a place where it starts to look like he can make the arguments he needs to make to solidify the party. he's moving on to doing that in his speech he gave after his nevada win. you can see that he talked a lot about bringing the party together and how he's going to do it. >> if we stand together, if we fight for an agenda that works for working families and the middle class. if we get involved in the political process, if we stand for justice,

last night amy klobuchar held a pac event in reno, nevada. it was a full gymnasium.e's hoping to do is continue to defy expectations after the third place finish in new hampshire. she has 50 staffers on the ground. she's expanding. she's feeling good about where she is, hoping to continue that trend. joe biden, on the other hand, really hoping he is going to be able to regain his footing. he's also been out at events here in nevada, out last night taking selfies with supporters. what he's looking for is a much more diverse state, very different looking state than iowa and new hampshire. and by talking to people of color and getting tothose issues, biden hoping to reverse the trend. again, fredricka, early voting started about 30 minutes ago. four days of early voting. people can fill out paper ballots and pick their preferences so they get their voices heard a week from today. >> a lot of action. kyung lah, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, new questions about u.s. attorney general bill barr's motive and independence as details emerge about another criminal case

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roll out two new ads today as a result of a seven-figure buy that will focus on the las vegas and renoarkets. the ads will air on digital three days before the voting pe. >> and before votes were counted last night, joe biden was campaigning in south carolina. biden said new hampshire and iowa do not represent the diverse democratic party. >> we just heard from the first two of the 50 states. two of them. not all the nation, not half the nation, not a quarter of the nation, not 10%. two. two. where i come from, that's the opening bell, not the closing bell. 99.9%, that's the percentage of african-american voters who have not yet had a chance to vote in america. one more number, 99.8%, that's the percent of latino voters who haven't had the chance to vote. it ain't over, man, we're just getting started. our votes count, too. they're not going to take this election away. >> the former vice president's fifth place finish in new hampshire, a biden adviser told politico, quote, this is horrendous. we are all scared. >> joining us from new hampshire, senior white house reporter for digital,

unofficial for the reno weather service. over 200 miles per hour. that would set the all-time record for wind gusts in the state of california. still not confirmed but that's some significant wind. >>> the strong winds knocked out power to tens of thousands of customers today around the bay area. want to show you some latest numbers now. these are the outages from pg&e. on the peninsula, outages are affecting more than 2600 customers. in the north bay, roughly 600 customers without power. in the east bay, more than 20,000 customers are impacted. and about 5400 customers are in the dark in the south bay. pg&e says right now it is working to restore power about s around the bay area. that's down from 60,000 customers this afternoon. you can see on this live pg&e outage map where most of these outages are, the red icon in the east bay indicating power out to more than 5,000 customers. in the south bay and on the peninsula, you can see several pockets of orange meaning anywhere between 500 and 5,000 customers are affected. >>> and the high winds forced

i want to bring in reverend james costco, a pastor from reno, undecided. welcome. >> hi, reverend. >> good afternoon. and senator klobuchar, i want to welcome you back to nevada. >> thank you. >> it's good to have you here. >> yes, i was just in reno, it was great. >> yes. i have a three-part question. >> oh, i better stand up. >> the good news is, they are kind of related. >> okay. >> as president, first of all, what joy can you bring back to this country? and secondly what will you do to make each of us proud to be an american? and lastly, how will you reestablish our dignity and standing in the world community? >> okay. all right, so the joy i will bring is the joy of loving people. and i really think that that kind of -- for enjoying being with people, even if you don't agree with everything they say seems to be missing right now with this president and you feel it when you want to have a president, i remember the old days, you look about being proud, your second part, being proud to be an american you remember, i do, when my parents would put the tv o

my father was shot and killed while i was a freshman in college at the university of nevada-reno. and on the way to the hospital in an ambulance, he passed. and so the next time i had the opportunity to see my father was at his funeral. he would never have the opportunity to see me finish school, to start my own family, or to serve my community now as member of congress. i don't want any other family to feel the pain of losing a loved one. to senseless gun violence. and i am doing everything i can as a member of congress to do our job, to pass gun safety legislation that will keep our families safe, but i'm also supporting someone for president who i know understands the true sacrifice and the loss that so many families have felt. because he has experienced that same loss himself. he's also someone who last night at the debate was the only person who brought up that ragic shooting on 1 october. the biggest mass shooting in our nation's history. he's also the only one that has taken on the n.r.a. and won. and that is why we need him as president of the united states. i'm proud that

nevada and reno know how to count. i'm just -- i'm hoping that it's going to be a much better experience than what happened in iowa. >> we all have high expectations for what we know will be them needing to rise to meet a lot of pressure on saturday. >>> high expectations and high steaks. this special campaign coverage will feature our panelists. i want to begin right now on the ground in las vegas where we're joined by garrett haake. what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, what i've seen is the nevada democratic party doing what you do in vegas. they're throwing money at the problem. they have done everything they can to not be iowa 2 .0. whether it's hiring a massive 200 person call center to take in results saturday to adding additional training sessions for their volunteers. getting them up to speed with the ipad-based tool they have built to replace the app that failed in iowa. really, everything nevada is doing is focussed on trying to beat what happened in iowa and prove what happens their chances of becoming th

he will be holding a rally here in reno in the next hour as you said. but pete buttegeig, holding a veteran's town hall in a short amount of time he is trying to essentially one up bernie sanders. he is doing more events here dana than any other candidate, often more than most candidates combined. he will be racing around, three events here in nevada. bernie sanders not in nevada today. he is looking ahead to super tuesday. he's in california going up to washington as well. so that is a sign of confidence, perhaps. dana, we are going to see something that has been at the forefront of this democratic primary so far, the health care debate. that is going to be litigated here in nevada unlike any other place because of medicare for all. as you heard all of the candidates, they are going after bernie sanders, going after his support for medicare for all. the largest union here is not supportive of that, of course. there has been a fascinating back and forth. at the debate here on wednesday that is going to be certainly front and center. bernie sanders has h

politics reporter for "reno gazette," good day to you. who has no momentum, would you say?ho has the buzz when you look at these numbers behind bernie sanders? >> hi. thank you for having me on. bernie definitely has the momentum. and he has for some time. building up a lead in the polls. probably the most fearsome organizing team in the states. certainly the largest one. the opportunity for the other candidates to blunt his momentum may have already passed as far as the union decided not to endorse a candidate. it would hurt bernie sanders if they nominated some of the else, but they opted not to. so you have to think that bernie sanders is the favorite. >> bill: what about process, accounting, systems that might work, backup paper systems, what is the expectation for how smoothly this goes or not? >> good question. my expectation is that it goes more smoothly than iowa, because we have the opportunity to learn from some of their mistakes. but i don't know how much more smoothly. the information that has been trickling out and the party has been good and better than the co

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this is sanders speaking in reno, nevada, tuesday. >> we are going to win this election not because we are buying the airwaves as mr. bloomberg, we are going to win this election because we are putting together the strongest grassroots movement. amy: tonight's debate comes as a newly resurfaced video shows mayor bloomberg calling for cuts to medicare and social security in an interview with cbs while he w was new york city mayor. >> it is a way to slowly decrease the benefits or raise the eligibility age for medicare and for social security. there is a way to have marco pay on medicaid which will lead to things. one, the users of the service will pay a little bit more but they will think twice before they use services so the services they use will be those that are really needed and not stop that would be nice to have. amy: the resurfaced video comes as a new study published in the lancet finds that medicare for all will save americans more than $450 billion and prevent 68,000 deaths s every year.. wewe'll have more on the lancet study and saturday's nevada caucus after headlines. in c

let me read you what janet reno in the clinton administration said. she said, immediate advisers to the president are immune from being compelled to testify before congress, and, quote, immunity from such advisers enjoy from a compulsion committee is absolute and may not be overborne by competing congressional interests, end quote. she went on to say, quote, compelling one of the president's immediate advisers to testify on the matter of decision making would raise serious constitutional problems no matter what the assertion of congressional need, end quote. was that bad faith? was attorney general reno asserting that principle in bad faith on president clinton? president obama asserted the same principle for his senior political adviser. was that bad faith? of course not. these are principles defending separation of powers that presidents have asserted for decades. president trump was defending the institutional interests of the office of the presidency in asserting the same principles here. that is vital for the continued operation for the separatio

was attorney general reno asserting that principle in bad faith? of president obama asserted the same principle for his senior political advisor. was that bad faith? of course not. these are principles defending separation of powers that presidents have asserted for decades. president trump was defending the institutional interest of the office of the presidency and asserting same principles here. that is vital for the continued operation of the separation of powers. the house managers have also said that once the president asserted these defects in their subpoenas and resisted them, they had no time to do anything else. they had to just go straight to impeachment. they couldn't accommodate, they couldn't go through contempt process, they couldn't litigate. but the idea that there is no time for dealing with that friction with the executive branch is really antithetical to the proper functioning of the separation of powers. it goes against part of the wave of separation of powers is supposed to work, that interbranch friction is meant to take time

jeff zeleny is in reno for us tonight.how confident are people in nevada tonight they're not going to have another iowa on their hands? >> reporter: anderson, party officials are trying to express confidence, campaigns are trying to express confidence, so it does not suppress the vote, but underneath the confidence, there is some concern. this is the reason why, there's never been early voting before for caucuses. the idea of caucusing is to go into a room with your friends and neighbors, have a discussion then realign if your top choices don't make it. what they're trying to do now is have early votinging iing for f, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, and hold on to those votes and have the actual caucuses on saturday and sort of mix them up. that is the complicating factor here. but there are some, you know, very specific rules that are going on that people simply aren't familiar with. so the technology is one concern, but also the rules of simply you have to vote for more than one person. i talked to a voter today here

over a thousand people in reno.aff all over the country in the super tuesday states. finally, i've gotten the resources i need. over $12 million in a little over a week since new hampshire. >> brennan: you have to play catch up there. >> for sure. i look at las vegas and nevada and see this. i'm a leader in tourism in the u.s. senate. big employers here. number two, i've been good on union issues and stood by working people. my grandpa, my dad, my mom. third, two women u.s. senators here. majority women in the legislature. they're used to elected women and proud of it. and ins is the moment i got to the senate i worked on immigration reform. ted kennedy asked me to work on it when george bush was president. we came close and didn't make it. i worked on it again with obama, and as president, i would get it done. i'm having a lot of fun out here. and it's nice to be in the sun. >> brennan: again% of nevada's population was born outside of the u.s. fifth largest in the country. you're criticized because you're just now

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we were near reno, we were in sparks at the high school.er went out completely in the middle of my remarks. room,talking to a dark speaking as loud as a good, trying to make myself heard. and it took a moment, but then something happened. somebody held up the screen other iphone, then another, then another. holding up their wit phones until the whole room was lit up. and from where i was standing, i cannot see who was behind each light, who is young and who was old and who was white and who was black and who was latino and was asian and who is native and who was standing on two feet and who was in a wheelchair, i just saw each light and knew that behind it was an american who saw what the lights went out and knew right away what to do about it. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: it just took one person. one person started it and a bunch of others begin to do the same. if we can light up a high school gym like that, that we can light up a neighborhood. if we can light up a neighborhood, that we can light up a city. if we can light up a c

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a little cool out there but dry 49 degrees in south lake tahoe, 45 degrees in trucking about 50 in reno so we do have some minor changes coming over the next couple days tomorrow, valentine's day should be a nice day you'll see some sunshine and a few clouds and patchy fog in the morning giving way to some sunshine the afternoon little breezy too and then more winds are going to kick up agaion sunday drier right through the next 7 days. >>and next up a college student dedicated to getting rid of mental health stigma as it's a big surprise house justin bie growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. that's why i wrote the nation's climate change is an emergency. most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same witthe keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. for human life that is how one person describes. >>julie coker a new jersey college student and the preside

temperatures about 51 degrees there in south lake tall 48 little cool in the truckee 53 degrees in reno but if you're sticking around throh the weekend be prepared there's a sto system coming through not going to force me bring us any rain but kely going to bring some snow ana whole lot of wind in the high country sure you see that big drop in temperature you go from highs in the 50's all of a sudden you're topping t below freezing for high temperatures so be prepared for that if throughout the weekend. ound alright that being said we've got nice cle skies out there looking out toward the golden gate bridge just a gorgeous evening as high prsure sits overhe really nothing can form here. but they are getting rain in other parto the country and a whole lot of and they've se flooding. a lot of damage from nds moving through atlanta and you can see thattrain of moisture making its way up looking for tornadoes possibly in the system all on the eastern seaboard. the rain on the west coast really confined mainly up in the pacific northwest towards seattle portland. getting some owers early rai

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which is mostly california, is now b ab normally dry with increasing moderate drought over chico, reno into nevada and parts of the bay area as well due to the lack of o rain. 6 to 11 inches down. and of course those low snow pack numbers. so a closer look here across contra costa and alameda counties. san ramon, walnut creek, all under this moderate drought so we'll continue to cover this as we head throughout the next several weeks and months ahead. now on top of that drought news we had today, look at our temperatures. we did get some records. richmond, oakland, livermore and san jose, all hitting new records with these 70 degree readings this afternoon. we had some 80s, but this is the last day this seven day forecast as we have some changes coming our way. tomorrow morning, cloud cover increases. it will be mild with 50s for the trivalley peninsula in the south bay. 51 on the east bay. san francisco, 52 and north bay at 50 and as we move through the day tomorrow, not only clouds for the morning, but it stays into the afternoon. so it's more of the high overcast and filtered sunshi

. >> that was from reno and i would tend to believe that. >> the flags are flowing behind that, look at that. >> wendy was in town yesterday and breezy will be here today. not as bad but what we talking about. >>> things are calming down but a north wind and a really warm day with the hills and mount diablo, still 50 miles an hour. little peek, 51 and coming down compared to yesterday. lakeport, 29 and the city is 56. high pressure with rain in southern california and we can use that but we aren't going to at that. highs two days, upper 60s to 70, 72 in santa rosa. here is the man who will tell us that hopefully, things aren't too spat on the roads right now. >>> okay so far, steve. good morning and happy monday. right now, traffic at the macarthur maze is doing very well coming to the maze and when you get to the toll plaza, you can see on the left the toll plaza is empty and flags are up. still windy on 680 at 24, pretty good with no problems in the east bay. 4:01 on let's go back to the desperate >>> a developing story in hayward with a shooting near medford under investigation ju