and it's for the bus reno bus festival in 1989. we hosted around 5,000 bus posters both from the bus countries itself and from the diaspora. bus sports and are another component of basque culture. ah, most of the sports involves country are related to work in farms. so are what are called strong sports and strong related strength related sports at the year others that are related to leisure and the most well known of this is basque pelota or escalatas we call it. we have some knights in our collection that are related to to that those sports and bus pelota was very well known in the us because a lot of from tones or pelota cars were built inside casinos in in the us and so bus filipunta, which is one of the types of a lot of became a sport for betting and were part of the offer of casinos all around the country including here in reno and this one here. it's a testa. of testapunta the kind that was played here in the front tones in in the casinos for betting with this kind of very hard pelotas, so they were even dangerous because th

and reno really grew up as being the last stop before the desert and the last stop before the mountains and we are the main rail hub that the silver was sent through on its way to san francisco. so the comstock load was a large deposit of silver in virginia city on the virginia range, and it was mined in earnest from 1860 until about 1886. with boom and bus periods, but one of the largest discoveries of that period was the big bonanza of 1873 when the conversignia struck one of the largest silver deposits that we know about that. mine was owned by john mackey who is the namesake of this building? john mackie was born in the early 1830s in dublin, ireland and he and his family came over to new york where he grew up in the five points neighborhood of new york city. and when he was old enough he left new york and took a ship to panama hiked to cross panama got on another ship and landed in the goldfields of california. he was part of the 1849 gold rush and what have arrived around 1850-51 he worked in the goldfields, but didn't find his fortune and in 1860 he walked from the goldfields of

what about you, reno? >> bam bams.super bowl, you've got to go to bam bams. arthel: what's bam bams? >> it's a barbecue joint here in pro -- in utah. it's, i mean, the saints get it sent there for their game days. arthel: that's saying something, because i'm from new orleans, and we have some good food in new orleans. all right, reno, jake, we'll watch the game and root for both of them, how about that one? thanks, guys. >> thank you. arthel: eric. [laughter] eric: all right, jake and reno, great ideas. thanks so much. well, a big vote happening for amazon in alabama next week. workers at a warehouse are going to vote whether or not to join a union. that process starts on monday. amazon has consistently fought unionization making this one of the largest efforts to try to do that in years. charles watson live in atlanta on whether or not they will get the union there. charles? >> reporter: well, hey, eric. amazon tried to get the vote delayed at its alabama warehouse. the company had been pushing for in-person voting, b

. >> the history of gaming in nevada you can say begins primarily in reno. the northern part of the state was predominant to up to the 1950's. you have to remember las vegas wasn't incorporated until 1905. there was very little gaming in the southern part of the state initially. and the gaming in the northern part of the state continued to develop primarily along the cities and towns along the railroad lines in the state. or in mining camps as they developed, such as virginia city or manhattan, various towns in the state of nevada. and the gaming continued to operate in nevada until 1910 , when there was a strong social movement that actually won a referendum and made gaming illegal in october of 1910. and, at that point, most of the gamblers in the city of reno got on the train and left for san francisco. in 1919, the attorney general said that poker was legal by the statutes, and by 1923, they were licensing slot machines. in 1931, i believe march 23 of 19 31, they legalized all forms of gaming. the only -- i believe the only form of gaming that is not per

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a tiny part of each delivery to wittily but as a say that same delays the medical director at some reno state hospital told us there were no doubts about russian vaccine quality. we chose the sputnik vaccine because there is an agreement between us and italy through the european union for the supply of madonna and pfizer vaccines that unfortunately are delayed at the moment therefore given the excellent diplomatic relations with russia we have chosen to get the sputnik rebbetzin faster we saw some excellent reviews from renowned international medical journals like the land set or the spawn sanny in rome that have already tested the quality of this vaccine further officials say the russian major can eventually vaccinate some 15 percent of the population of around $34000.00 there are some renos labor minister also spoke to us and told us more about why they made the choice. being an independent even within the territory of italy and the european union we have the right to make independent decisions and have excellent relations both with e.u. members and countries outside e.u. borders at t

. ♪ >> we are in reno, nevada for the first annual cpac west. >> thousands gathered to express theirut the current political climate. >> we believe so strongly in ensuring that america stays strong, stays free and does not turn into a socialist country. >> sometimes i feel like we are a little isolated. >> we are outnumbered. that is what you would think if you are watching mainstream media. >> completely understands the trump phenomenon. why? he has taken on the left and he has taken on the media elite and he is willing to keep fighting for the american people. >> we were there yesterday. >> today, we are planting the flag in nevada to say this is conservative country. >> very different from the east coast elite we find so often. it is the rugged individualist. it is this john wayne attitude to how you should live your life. >> we have farming, we have agriculture. we have to take them back. we cannot let the liberals, socialist run the state. >> we crated the first ever cpac west in reno, nevada, a swain county in a swing state. it is important western libertarian values, individua

eight gallons of gas for $2.40 2 quarts of oil for 70 cents the camped at 6:30 pm five miles from reno 78 mile drive for the day mr. knight the former principal agricultural college now chairman of the chamber of commerce was very willing to give road advice which we would have gotten through the canyon without his assistance. so road conditions during this trip could be quite a challenge there were no highways that system didn't get started until the eisenhower administration. some areas had no roads whatsoever and it could be a challenge finding the nearest bridge to cross rivers as they mentioned on the 18th here, for example they left camp at 7:30 am arrived at hotel meyer in elko at 4pm at first they had a good gravel road from carlin to elko. but and they got 78 miles for the day, but then they hit a stretch that was said to be the worst stretch of road between oceans battle mountain to elko. total of 10 gallons of gas and one quart of oil were used that day. in addition to test i mentioned on the 16th. it was a cold morning left camp at 7:45 am. got to lovelac. got eight gallons

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to rescue the couple saturday night but how they were able to find the couple 200 miles north the reno was because of an off-duty sheriff's detective camping and hunting in the area and is bit lucky that he came across him unable to give us a pretty good location otherwise. we really didn't have anything to go on general myers says decision the couple made was not leaving the car to find help literally nothing out there for 50 miles in any direction. kerr's cousin says the couple is with family now a positive outcome in a remote portion of nevada. i think it really overwhelming and probably a little bit traumatizing experience but they are they're they're good. >>that was sangha reporting it's recommended that people who're camping for more than a few days make she bring extra supplies to last at least a week. >>just in case it's also recommended that you wear a mask or 2 and steph curry janis joplin and and jerry garcia are all part of a new promotional campaign. around san francisco, you'll see these murals their staff shoot with a mask on and it's to encourage you to wear a mask, th

you move to reno one. so you know i mean you got to go i mean you know. i said well. you know if i said oh you're. getting a green you need to do it. i'm wearing our 15055 face i don't. buy school in my car now you have to know my and then i looked up i said to you that when i enter. your car you want to follow my. back am i. got that together we. will not. know what i did you know what i would go for to continue to do what you know is you know it's just you know i said i know you don't know what level. you have with me. yeah. so make up where that i feel where will my rights that are more capable of making us ok. i think the monsignor know. you know you know maggie maggie i see we. need. yeah i remember and have a couple of requests where some idea where i shall confess i don't want to see like a 2nd and i'm watching reality i'm we are and they share together and i know it i have a. group but what. i'm going to try and. i mean i'm going to go where i do believe that. community by community we get to know the contents of equality in the very safe life. cannot happen w

in or coming out we didn't know anything the couple would eventually be located 200 miles north the reno near the shelton national antelope refuge weren't sure if we're going to able land in that area or if we had to perform a hoist rescue got several meyer a volunteer with the washoe county sheriff's search and rescue hasty team was one of the people to rescue the couple saturday night but how they were able to find the couple 200 miles north reno was because of an off-duty sheriff's detective camping and hunting in the area and is bit lucky that he came across him unable to give us a pretty good location otherwise. we really didn't have anything to go on general myers says decision the couple made was not leaving the car to find help literally nothing out there for 50 miles in any direction. kerr's cousin says the couple is with family now a positive outcome in a remote portion of nevada. i think it really overwhelming and probably a little bit traumatizing experience but they are that they're they're good. >>those garage fall cider reporting obviously it's recommended that people are

did you know hurricane hunters are out on the west coast during our winter season and flying out of renoport and gathering data on the atmospheric storms and we will have that story for you coming up on tuesday and what they are finding in the storms as they approach the west coast, and that's interesting to point out because the friday and saturday storm are examples of moderate atmospheric rivers coming back to the bay area, and look for that on nbcbayarea.com on tuesday and the rain coming on thursday. back to you. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, former president trump's second impeachment trial going to begin this week, and democratic lawmakers are planning and what mr. trump's lawyers are saying. >>> also, nbc bay area and telemundo are making a difference with project innovation and that recognizes and awards $315,000 in grants to non-profits tackling everyday challenges with innovative solutions. all of the information is on our website, just head over to nbcbayarea.com/projectinnovation . we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's

the hurricane hunters are flying out of a reno airport. they're there taking a look at the storm. they flew out today, that's coming to our coast right now. so that is some research data that's also helping us with our short-term forecast. speaking of which right now as we move away from our long-term climate, we do have cloudy skies. beautiful sunset earlier. the skies have darkened up a bit around walnut creek. it's 57 degrees, mostly cloudy skies and there's san francisco, 56, cloudy, with a few showers off to the west. in fact we might be seeing a few sprinkles around san jose. most of this is higher up in the atmosphere. buts as the lower levels of the atmosphere moisten up overnight, we'll begin to see these showers reaching the ground. certainly during the day tomorrow we'll get that. tomorrow morning rain showers mainly for the north bay. 40s to start. a continuation of kind of the muggy conditions we had today with temperatures in the mid-60s and the clouds coming in. during the day tomorrow, the rain sweeps out of the north bay and spills down through the central bay and

russian major can eventually vaccinate some 15 percent of its population of around $34000.00 some renos labor minister also spoke to us told us more about why they made the choice. being an independent state even within the territory of italy and the european union we have the right to make independent decisions and have excellent relations both with e.u. members and countries outside e.u. borders at the moment europe showing an increased interest in the sputnik vaccine and we've reached out instead of staying only inside the e.u. markets we acted in the interests of our own citizens and i'm sure that over time more states will draw conclusions and make similar decisions for a part we have complete confidence in the russian vaccine we can see that technical administrative and bureaucratic this is taken with regard to the production and distribution of certain products significantly slow down the approval process in different countries so we think these processes should be excel aerated due to the critical circumstances in the e.u. we simply did not have a vaccine and we had to make a ch

say the russian major can 5 eventually vaccinate some 15 percent of its population of $34000.00 some renos labor minister told us why they made the choice . being an independent state even within the territory of italy and the european union we have the right to make independent decisions and have excellent relations both with e.u. members and countries outside borders at the moment europe showing an increased interest in the sputnik vaccine and we've reached out instead of staying only inside the e.u. market we acted in the interests of our own citizens and i'm sure that over time more states will draw conclusions and make similar decisions it comes as e.u. states also step up talks to get support for the austrian chance to sebastian coe spoke on the phone with potent about supplies as soon as the european medicines agency approved russian's jab we spoke to one top austrian for all or just about how the scientific community is responding to russia's development. albert is i think that the lancet publication shows that sputnik the is a high quality vaccine we have promising data 91 percent

a recent study published in the reno and once said medical journal fund sputnik view was more than 90 percent effective including in people aged 60 and over in terms of european sales the czech republic is now considering following hungary and buying the russian vaccine as well that of anthemic gone thought the lowly unfortunately i have to say that we just do not have enough big scene and that's why it's so important that when it comes to the point of origin of fix a nation it should not be political issue since i'm not a political question but one of safety. we heard from another microbiologist who believes sputnik v. has the stink advantages in the way it was developed. to meet and many of the russians were the vaccine is that combines types of sleaze and latest fighting one is that it's absolutely critical at 526 have been selected before in the course of development of vaccine against h r e e s 2 pipes of which there in europe is actually quite low in the human population and it's excellent that you are today and there was using crime and the vaccine bets it's a great approach th

on saturday, ty foronoy was arrested in reno. jail records show both men are held on a long list of charges including murder. >> a tragic end to a fantastic career. very, very, very sad. i'm getting calls from investigators all over the place. >> reporter: jeanne elle, "nbc bay area news". >>> i'm tracking some heavy rain moving through. i'll have the latest in six minutes. >>> also, big and bold. elon musk makingeaines tonight, and now he's talking to us. a rare interview with the billionaire tech titan who just revealed the details of an out-of-this-world plan. >>> and governor newsom has some competition. the former mayor who is now throwing his hat in the ring as that recall movement gains momentum against the governor. a >> reporter: as we address a climate in crisis, we look at how life will change if we don't take action. >> the goal of the study was to highlight the magnitude of the potential threat. >> reporter: how rising waters could affect you know matter where you live. tuesday at 11:00 on "nbc bay area news". we inv

underneath return under president biden that we saw under president bush he's going to do it denounce and reno and all of president policies ranging from kindly taters such as that and you and i am. tired everyone in turkey to distance out from mark in north korea so let's talk about yemen then barack i mean biden says the u.s. will no longer support offensive operations in yemen and some weapons sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. i mean biden clearly wants to end the war in yemen but how is that going to play out with the saudis do you think. well we're in for 4 years of more tense relations with the saudis probably the chances we've we've ever see going back to the to the reagan administration they've had the red carpet laid out in front of them and biden has a lot of issues with them because it would be assassination or to mock our show the journalists in the saudi embassy consulate in istanbul the war in yemen and the problems with you ron we have a lot of issues of one of government table with the saudis and on me and mob the us hasn't announced sanctions against the minute judge and to

show that was caught i did what he knew i was shooting i shaved my head and i said this general last reno was 1000 people there and as a young guys i got to tell you i went bankrupt cove it was announced yesterday countries get shut down i'm going to lose in everything i'm lost 2000000000 dollars with a real estate this week i'm still in the gulfstream for 7000000 i have 3 c.e.o.'s of companies that never ever show that they're all over me called the opposite i think you're. just in case i'm a buyer for to go straight. because a j for a gulfstream 550 from 2015 probably a ticket of 50000000 it's not like when you fly it off the lot it loses every day due to the tri yearly checkups those things maintain their well so i remember thinking this is got to be a bit of showbiz right here is that the president and now i want to talk about the latest season of undercover billionaire in a 2nd but 1st off as i said as i pored over my copious credit card on notes i found that not everybody a huge fan but like i said were ships that go bump in the night air i'm not here to go on an inquisitor thing bu

and i think all this all i present there celebrate his president all fair points but let me go to reno what i'm getting at is that in the last 6 months 7 months of his president i was very disappointed that he didn't take charge on a stimulus package for working people for the middle class and he didn't do that there was such an amazing open forum there that lane nobody embraced it everybody stayed away from him he should have done that and i think we would be saying president trump right now if he had ok i think he put is he going to need a missile connel i think you put a spade the military is going to have its will climb cannot lead to hang on please please consider me no i want equal time for everyone go yet you and i i'm hearing all this and i'm shaking my head yes because there's so much we can agree on versus what we can disagree on and it's a fact that for one year we've been living in this in this new reality which i mean i can say if you double i really. it's going to wreak havoc on the lives and i think just the basic simple average american families who have to find a new w

if you look closely at the trial result, seven days after, there was a 91% level of protection in renos of the second dose, the vaccine hasn't kicked in so 91% protection protection is attributable to the first dose, second dose. first dose hasn't kicked in. paul: if j&j is approved, 66% effective, if you have the choice of taking the j&j vaccine is moderna or pfizer, do you think one would be better than another or should take the first want you can get? >> i would just take the first one you can get. j&j effectiveness was about roughly 50 -- 72% effective depending on its strength tested against it's not apples to apples comparison to moderna because they were done before they were circulating at large, the new variant. paul: after we get through healthcare workers and next nursing homes residents, after we get through the age 65 and above, where to go next? some states say we should do essential workers and they define essential workers very broadly. people say we ought to go by age, 65, then 60, 55 and so on. i think the least political way to do it, the one that's the simplest and

pep reno cheese is made from sheeps milk and rome is famous for it.e raised as an alternative to crops. he searches for unlikely places for cheese that also helps his community. what does that mean? oh, okay. only in italy would an ancient cheese recipe be saved by only in italy would an ancient cheese recipe be saved by prisoners. that's delicious. as well as sheep's milk cheese, pork finds its way into almost every dish i've had in rome. historically pigs were raised all around the city because they need less space than other animals. to me vinchenzo is doing something amazing. over the past few years another 50 to 60 food places have opened up nearby. >> romans are renowned for their stubborn resistance to change. i guess it's what's kept the to me vinchenzo is doing something amazing. now people come from around the city it this one overlooked suburb but over the past few years another 50 to 60 food places have opened up nearby. >> romans are renowned for their stubborn resistance to change. i guess it's what's kept the city standing for centuries

the group is accused of stealing more than $50,000 of merchandise from a lululemon store in reno 3 of the accused thieves are actually from right here in the bay area. they are mario omar cruz o n omar cisneros rodriguez and saw rodriguez or rather saw garcia hernandez officials say the theft of the lululemon happened back on february 5th. the group is now facing charges ranging from suspicion of organized retail crime. possession of stolen property and grand theft. in all officials recovered more than $150,000 and suspected stolen merchandise stuff from other stores like macy's nordstrom louis baton and gucci were also found the thieves were also in possession of $7,000 in cash and one handgun. opens new police chief and mayor libby shaft announced plans to create 2 new positions to build connections with non english speaking communities. the plan includes 2 new police liaison for the largest non speaking communities, english speaking communities in the city. that's chinatown in fruitvale police say blur on armstrong says the positions were created in part in response to the recent a

doing things she has over 45000 murders for the miami herald and crime reporters in miami occupy the reno guys living inside police stations and reporting from the inside and then you have them arriving who can't wait hundred pounds soaking wet in the tiny blonde and there she was clicking around crime scenes with her heels and in her shoes and the best part she is still living in the venetian aisle 50 feet away from where she was the 1980s if you haven't met edna in a while and meet her. >> that was an era in which journalists could trample over so inclined to get a closer look or to engage in detectives face-to-face in march through the homicide bureau or any of the detectives office and in fact the wonderful antidote about how they attempted to prevent her from marching into the office at any given time. >> the creation of the aetna doll, aetna will tell you she never actually open files but i think in just a little protective improperly without having edna popoff aetna would do the rounds of dade county police department every day, she would get up and be on the beachhead to the count

classrooms on monday online for more i'm joined by data they don't believe political correspondent nina reno on the one hand we have a slight increase in corona virus cases recorded in germany in the last 7 days on the other hand schools and day care centers across the country will reopen on monday how does that fit together. yes it does seem like a contradiction but you've got to look at the bigger picture and we've reached a situation again here in germany where it is indeed a very mixed picture for a long time all of germany seemed very affected by corona virus infections and now there are areas where there are hardly any new registered infections of tool and so of course in those areas the pressure has been growing steadily and it is tangible for schools and kindergartens to reopen again because there are reports of widening gaps in education the schools have essentially been closed for 2 and a half months now and not every child gets the same access to the education that it has the right to have say those scientists and so this is tangible and that's why there's so much pressure to open

but we're from reno.we just have to be in south like to experience it with the majestic views of la still shine bright through the tv screen. we have to come of, even if we can't see the arena. we can at least go to the bar and watch the games. oh it's absolutely beautiful, great weather mother nature in all her beauty. the unexpected extreme sunshine put a pause to the play on the ice, but that didn't melt the mood for the hockey faithful at the lucky beaver. it's cool watches thing along these guys. mike grew up playing on old drinks and now being paid to play on outdoor rings. part of you know where these guys grew up and how they played and for you to see them get back to what makes him feel good is amazing. again that was michelle. dapper reporting, joe fonzi will have the highlights later between the avalanche and golden nights later in sports, plus how draymond green's objection set up heartbreak for the warriors tonight against the hornets. advancements more than two hours hospitalized with covid

one of the suspects made it to reno, where he was arrested yesterday. both men face charges including attempted robbery, assault, and elder abuse. >>> details about a gruesome double homicide, a suspect allegedly live streamed himself with the bodies. reporter ryan hill has more on what investigators are revealing, and when neighbors are saying tonight. >> reporter: a neighbor who lives here at the rocky hill is getting away for the night because of what happened here, she says it still feels to erie to get to spend the night at this complex. michael weber of sacramento is the suspect in this case. investigators tell us before 1:00 a.m. on saturday, there was a welfare check for somebody who was possibly armed inside of the apartment. there was a live stream of him holding a gun, there were victims on the floor not moving. a swat team and crisis negotiation team are called out. after negotiations were unsexy unsuccessful, they use chemical and structural devices, and of nearby units. after a standoff, they use a taser to bring him into custody. dust is

this group is accused of stealing more than $50,000 in merchandise from a lululemon store in reno 3 of the thieves are actually from here in the bay area they are mario omar cruz. when omar cisneros rodriguez and saul garcia hernandez. officials say the theft at the lulu lemon happened back on february 5th. and that the suspected thieves are now facing charges ranging from suspicion of organized retail crime possession of stolen property and grand theft in all officials recovered more than $150,000 and suspected stolen merchandise from stores like macy's nordstrom louis and gucci. the thieves were also in possession of $7,000 in cash. and one handgun. and san francisco tonight, a gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan who've tried to save her space from a fire. this surveillance video showing a man standing out starting this fire outside of one in a gallery keep warm before the fire spread to the building and damage some of the art kron four's gayle ong has this story. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire beca

the temperature is 33 degrees over in reno. snow, little more to come with winter weather advisory that expires at noon. here's the system that pushed through. we have another one on its heels that will arrive late tomorrow into monday. it is a level one. we will track that for you in a moment. you can see the shaky camera from mount tam. 52 downtown. it is 59 in oakland. wait until winds kick up. we're already feeling a bit of it, not so much in san jose, 52 there. we are looking at a beautiful view here. the camera is shaking. 53 in santa rosa, 57 in novato. napa, getting gusty. mid-50s over the hills in the east bay. here's the surface wind gusts, 20 miles per hour for the oakland hills, santa rosa to 33 at sfo, half moon bay. blowing hard the past couple hours. look at this view. isn't this beautiful. from the east bay hills camera. you can see some clouds mixed in with the sun. if headed out for a bike ride, mount diablo, as you go up in height, you'll feel it. showers are ending in east bay. south bay, chance of showers t

we have the uk strain brazilian and south african strain through reno the uk strain is 30% more lethalansmissible. we want to vaccinate faster than the viruses can mutate so the vaccine will work but as it is right now novavax efficacy is gone from 95% to 60% and johnson & johnson from 72% down to 57% rate it's not as effective but fortunately we are getting those booster shots which are in the work as we speak right now. eric: that's important just what you said but you get a vaccine any think you are fine. is that the case with covid-19? is that your recommendation that even if you get vaccinated you should still take some precautions like wearing a mask and being careful about social distancing? >> absolutely 100% correct. we still must continue with mitigation efforts of wearing your mask and using physical and social distancing avoiding crowds and congestion because even though you may get the vaccine it's not going to work right away and it's not 100% effective. there are other variants out there and you can still be a carrier of the virus and spread to other people so until we g

tesla as you know has a big gigafactory in reno, near reno, in evidence. nevada.neil, whether we like it or not. just as we got to the point, hey, we don't have to worry about foreign powers controlling our oil, now we have to worry about maybe potential unfriendly controlling the means by which our evs would be made. we need to work on that. yes? neil: someone put it, you put it a little nicer. would you be rather at the mercy of the middle east or china? pick your poison. jeff flock, great job as always. even i understand what is at stake. jeff on those latest developments. by the way we're up to 14 states attorney generals right now, that have serious, serious issues with joe biden closing down keystone and his attack on fossil fuels, on conventional energy, touch on something jeff was reviewing here. leslie rutledge, arkansas attorney general among those reviewing options to her, and her colleagues. thank you for coming. >> thank you. neil: what -- what push are you making here to get the president to change his mind. >> well, thank you, neil. this is importan

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three men from the bay area have been arrested in connection with a large retail theft ring in reno at the what he say they seized more than $150,000, where the pion clothing cosmetic ex purses, expensive sunglasses and stacks of cash following an investigation. police say they arrested 41 year old mario omar sis narrow crews of san francisco 19 year old owen, omar cisneros rodriguez, also of san francisco, and 28 year old saul garcia hernandez of antioch, they faced charges of organized retail crime possession of stolen property, grand theft and theft of lost property. they south carolina senator lindsey graham criticized senate minority leader mitch mcconnell for having spoken out against former president trump following his acquittal. senator graham says that mcconnell's blistering attack yesterday will make it more difficult for republicans to win back congress in 2022. i think senator mcconnell speech he got a load off his chest, obviously, but unfortunately, put a load on the back of republicans. that speech you will see in 2022 campaigns. senator mcconnell blame president trump

we have to look at our charging policies again and go back to the policy i helped janet reno draft, eric holder drafted while he was attorney general of not feeling we must charge every offense to the maximum, that we don't have to seek the highest possible offense with the highest possible sentence, that we should give discretion to our prosecutors to make the offense and the charge for the crime and to the damage it does to society. that we should also look closely and be more sympathetic to retrospective reductions in sentences, which the first step act has given us some opportunity, though not enough to reduce sentences to a fair amount. legislatively, we should look at equalizing, for example, what is known as the crack-powder ratio which has had an enormously disproportional impact on communities of color but which evidence shows is not related to the dangerousness of the two drugs. and we should do as president biden has suggested, seek the limitation of mandatory minimum so that we, once again, give authority to district judges trial judges to make determinations based on all the

it is been 30 years, you have to go back to janet reno for an attorney general that hato

jose santoyo using a barbecue pit to melt a frozen water pipe, which is reno trust. it's recommend you'd use a hair dryer. but if you have no electricity hour, you going to use a hair dryer? >> reporter: working families are especially vulnerable during this deep texas freeze. their jobs are often depend on restaurants being open. these homes are drafty and inefficient on the best of days. >> not insulated. you're not insulated at all, these. some very old homes. >> reporter: with hotels too expensive and warming centers really focused on the homeless, the working poor layer on jackets, bundle up in blankets, and hope that someone will turn the power become on soon so kids like 2-year-old abigail won't have the worry about their next meal. >> with the coronavirus and it's cold and we don't have money and no job, it's just -- we don't have the resources to do it. and i mean, it's just horrible. everything is horrible. >> reporter: i will have to say here in texas people are not yet known just how bad the situation will get. we know there has been some people who have

here is zephyr cove and from reno you can see how snowy it is right here where we'll certainy look ath noontime and ten inches above 5500 feet closer to lake tahoe. look at the damp roads this morning looks like i need a coat. chance of afternoon showers as we get into your sunday night and then presidents' day another very light system. so, good snowmakers for the mountains picking up a couple of inches but for the bay area in terms of rain, no, not doing too much for us as we get into your saturday afternoon. we turn partly cloudy and the winds kick up. we're talking less than a 0.01 and we did see some rain through the overnight hours so maybe we're up to 0.01. as we get into this morning looking at the winds as soon as about 10:00. gusting to 20 to 30 miles per hour from fairfield to oakland and higher to that from the peninsula and maybe 35-mile-per-hour wind gusts and we go through 5:00. a blustery afternoon. so with highs near average, upper t50s to near 60s feel cooler out there due to the northwesterly. the rain showers will continue into monday and another level one system j

renos boosting southern africa after years of droughts farmers in zimbabwe are setting up seed banks to store drug resistant seeds metasearch travel to mood c to see how one community is setting up their business this is a different kind of bank one where the hard currency is seeds deposited and stored away for safe keeping in community seed banks when low rainfall is lead to drought in zimbabwe indigenous seeds such as sorghum and millet stored here become valuable savings. which is the birth did. you come in. what you have deported. yes now you are married by can also benefit from what is really deposited but you do this outside you. or he can ask you to give him something. these farmers are growing millet with seeds borrowed from the bank they hope to repay back the loan with some of those from their harvest the table for in food that you are receiving in here is very few it extend it in tame there be more in for clearing for sometimes so there is a disadvantage so it's better to grow. erratic rainfall brought on by climate change sometimes leads to food shortages during dry seaso

and in fact, right now we have a lot to clear skies checking out blue canyon, south lake tahoe and renoemperatures in the thirties and the forties. no winter storm warnings. the snow advisories, no snowfall just lots of sunshine in the forecast for both saturday and into sunday after some very cold mornings. temperatures rebound nicely into the afternoon hours. that's basically the same forecast we have here in the bay area. of course, we are looking for some more rainfall. it will be a dry weekend. it'll be dr start things off into a next week. but as you can see here, maybe some rain chances later the day tuesday and into wednesday, not the strongest storm, but still would be nice to at least have some right fall back of the pictures. well, we'll keep it on that still a few days away, satellite showing you this. we have lots of clear skies up and down our coastline. just a few clothes. adds up to our north of along the north coast and we could have some patchy fog regroup. first thing tomorrow morning. here's a live camera beautiful above san francisco for this evening temperatures mo