reno is a casino town, not easily shocked.his case hit everyone hard, even the reporter, victoria campbell. >> she was one of ours. we would not let her go without a fight. >> brianna denison was a dazzling beauty, with a 1000 watt smile, a straight arrow kid with a huge heart, who had a tough start in life. her dad passed away suddenly when she was just six years old. her younger brother, was an infant. her mom brigitte says that made their family even closer. >> we had to team up. and the kids all had to help. you know, i had a little baby. and she became very protective of me. >> as she got older, she stayed close? that does not happen a lot. >> she stayed close, and he followed the rules. the more she followed the rules, the more freedom she had. >> she decided on college in california, and was in her sophomore year ad santa barbara city college. she had a steady boyfriend, while studying psychology, and wanted to work with kids. then came winter break, and brianna came back to visit her hometown friends. >> so you thought

reno? >> yeah, that's reno. are we going to get rain today, vianey? we could see a very slight chance of light showers. no measurable rain, just a couple 100ths of an inch there. 50 degrees in walnut creek. i want to show you your current temperatures if you are heading out the door right now. we're not that cold, we're not in the 30s but in the 40s and 50s right now, so mild overall. i want to show you a closer look, again, we could see showers in the south bay but we will get clearing skies by the afternoon. >>> let's get a check of how the roads are doing with mike? >> i am relieved the issue at the bay bridge, the wrong-way driver is cleared without any follow-up here. we are looking at fog advisory from chp around the mission, and not showing up so much on our radar, but we have 84 with the construction and the closure, and altamont pass, and pinole they have fog off of 580. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> covid already postponed the grammied and the sundance film festival. >>> game stop getting into nfts. it's new plans to help consumers st

we visited his home in reno. >> this year has been about a lot of reflection, how far i've come in my career, all the things i've gotten to do. i'm just kind of approaching it a little lighter. >> i couldn't believe how -- >> he is known to push on his tricks but he says there is a balance he has to find for the physical and mental part of the sport. >> for the person i am, i have to be pushing or else i'm not mentally happy, either. you have to find this balance between pushing the boundaries. for me being a pioneer, doing something new that no one else is doing, just making a mark. but also not stressing out about it. it kind of comes down to surrounding myself with people who know, love and care about me outside of my sport. >> nice try. >> in terms of priorities, i put my family first. >> reporter: alexandra wise has been david's biggest fan for more than a decade. the couple has been married for more than 11 years and have two kids, ten-year-old melli and 15-year-old malachi. >> any job is hard. it's a lot of pressure. >> reporter: what would yourself now tell 19-year-old alexand

>> just live. >> the stories of roslyn played by monroe went to reno for a divorce. reno getting his divorce to marry marilyn. >> he even called the character roslyn to make this clear this is marilyn and he sees marilyn in this way. >> too rough for you? >> i don't mind, dad. >> the charts changed their relat relationship. >> he's doing rewrites on the set and she hugely resented the way he characterized the roslyn character. >> seemed to change to being a celebration everything he loved about marilyn to a parody that showed the contempt he formed for his wife. >> we're all dying, aren't we sm. >> roslyn isn't very bright and this kind of body that runs around hugging trees and hugging men. >> it more than a professional disappointment for marilyn, it's also a personal one because she does not feel seen or understood by her husband, the person that's supposed to know her best. >> i want to show you the rest. i changed a few things. >> there is a scene where there's a locker room door open and it has pictures from early in her career and what the script makes marilyn

joining me now from reno, nevada, is nbc news correspondent guad venegas.how you can talk about a place that has very low unemployment rate, 2.9% unemployment rate, booming economy, lots of jobs here, but it's too expensive to find housing. washoe county has grown tremendously because of the industry, because of the companies that have come here and hired. it also created a lot of professionals that come here, it created a demand, right? so you have people from california, for example, moving in to washoe county, buying some of the homes here. so eventually what happened is, if you go, in the last ten years, 2011 to 2021, the prices of homes, as you can see there, went from $150,000 for the average single family home to half a million dollars, that's how much the prices have increased. if you look at the cost of rentals here, it's gone almost 100% up. so it's becoming unaffordable for people to live here and be able to pay for rent. this has to do with a shortage, more people coming to the area, less places available for someone to live in. it's not only af

taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister, related, made by the reno, said the armed forces were obliged to defend their country from irregular groups, but added that human rights needed to be respected. and that the events at the border would be investigated. o, dozens of protested and security forces dead in kazakhstan as a washer. glad military contingent moves in on antique government demonstrates us. ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up former president and his supporters have decided the only way for them to win is fresh. your vote.

taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's defense minister by the made by the reno, said the armed forces were applied to the friends that country from irregular groups, but added that human rights needed to be respected. and that the events at the border would be investigated on counseling, the cause of the climate emergency, the price of going green and why it doesn't lead to cost the earth, the legs and unlikely metering economics becomes the test bed for controlling our prices. plus no, go deposit. so why is it one of your walks biggest words counting the cost on algae 0 with i'm robinson and doha, the top stories on al jazeera. ah, there's more to do. i will. i'm 2022, the famous ball job on times square with amazon cases on the rise. only 15000 people have been allowed to join the party in person. that's a fraction of the usual number. it was thousands of people to brazil celebrated the new year by the ocean. they watched the fireworks and where did you need of copper cabana beach? it's a party that almost didn't happen.

. >>> and we'll get a live report from reno, nevada, about the housing crisis plaguing an otherwise booming local economy. one year ago today joe biden stood on the west front of the u.s. capitol to be sworn in as president. 365 days later, he finds himself in a tough spot. his approval ratings are sagging, facing huge problems from soaring covid cases, inflation to the threat of a potential russian invasion of ukraine and much of his agenda is stalled on capitol hill where he suffered a huge defeat last night, senate democrats were unable to advance voting rights bills or change senate rules to make it easier to pass them. the president is hitting the reset button, starting with a nearly two-hour news conference yesterday and a wide range of topics. the biggest headline maybe these comments on what the u.s. would do if russia invades ukraine. >> russia will be held accountable if it invades and depends on what it does. if it's a minor incursion and we fight with what to do and not do, et cetera. if they do what they're capable of doing it will be a disaster for russia if they further invad

demo the reno trade?t may hit the brakes and create stock winners and losers in the year ahead plus high energy nat gas on pace for the best week since august 2020 we'll talk demand, supply and whether russia is the big wild card kelly? >> all right hi, everybody. looks like we'll end with the big intraday highs earlier we were down by 500. it's actually the laggard. s&p up 1.3%. the nasdaq up. tech leading the way small caps struggling. more than 20% off the high for the russell. questions about the unprofitable companies in it. earnings a huge factor visa and apple leading the dow higher visa up 9% apple's up nearly 6% chevron and caterpillar are lagging. some of the worst in the dow down 5% and 4%. cat with higher costs and china softness chevron fell short of expectations the concern is the fed bank of america merrill lynch with a bold call calling for seven rate hikes let's welcome ethan harris you are the least provocative person i could think of. if it came from anywhere i'd dismiss it what changed

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this used to be our places used to reno we live and government gave nitro nose out the heart, my people dig to them to show them the came through the land and they came through the was says in our houses they bond, i belong, is our truck. is every thing my parent has labored for to guy and allied. the wanted to fire me. this one of them about service, a statement of mega ah, why standing ground? water and what of fission vision of live in 11. you know what they can do? what a community watch is, how community set ablaze, whatever objects remain were reduced to the abstract shapes. rub off color did to reddish flames on our community. tick smokes from our homes. go with vague visions. our government, we don't feel shit. pharmacies are government, which on such question i've been the i well i pride ya, strength i guess it is for the people, i guess the people in i left as a runaway, but our rent on as a king, i left as a runaway. rick, done as a king in a labor shortly in a bottle of water use over 12. what a cottage and if you need to look in the common enough for a while, you know who,

born in reno, skis in tahoe, goes for a three-peat. >> this season has been a lot of reflection how farme in career, all the things i've gotten to do, approaching the season with sense of gratitude. only thing i can control is what i do on a pair of skis in a given day. >> wise is looking to find balance between physical and mental aspects of his sport. >>> coverage of the winter games february 3rd in beijing, janelle will be bringing stories of the local olympians and watch her and us on nbc bay area. seems like just there. >> we were. >> no wonder. >> covid schedule. >> oh, man. >>> wind chills in the single digits possible. >> took the question out of our mouth. >> thankfully not here but cold for bay area standards. going to feel the chill, 48 in the tri-valley, peninsula 43 and areas of patchy fog. north bay, 40, san francisco 46, east bay at 41. closer look at fog and once again areas in the north bay around the bay. also down the central valley traveling that way. but we will, yes, get in on some sunshine through the afternoon. i think that's going to make it a really good day fo

all about 36 in truckee and 34 degrees in cold in reno. stick around for the weekend does look bad either we're going to keep those temperatures on the chilly side that will keep all that snow in place, though, then the clouds start to roll in a chance of more snow moving in by monday night and into tuesday here in the bay area, though, we're looking at a cold night as well. we've got some very chilly temperatures settling in tonight. so, yeah, these numbers down the 20's and some of the north bay valleys. look at the low 30's in little more frost, even inside the bay by tomorrow morning with some numbers and 30's even inside the very cold start the new year. temperature wise numbers are going to be pretty nice. you're going to look at 50's in the san francisco will be dry but not to worry about rain for tomorrow. a little chilly co side, little breeze out there as well. but more of a northerly wind kicking in for tonight. and that's bringing us that nice dry air that will lead to some clear conditions around the bay area, but also some ve

in reno, um, and obviously people -- people wake up unexpectedly in reno all the time but this wasn't of experiences. so, good news. i missed the dog. uh, bad news, you know, had a few broken ribs, popped my hip out of place, and a little bit of abrasion and was told to take a little time off work, and avoid screens and stress. ♪♪ >> initially, it actually seemed like, you know, some of the worst parts of my accident were the broken ribs and hip. like, i was very upset i couldn't run, which is a key part of summer training for skiing. but subsequently, i started having some bad head symptoms. um, was getting a little stumbly, real extreme sensitivity to light. um, and -- um -- yeah. like, throbbing headaches that would come on quite suddenly, and basically just knock me down. ♪♪ going through the metal detectors, uh, really not looking good and an intake nurse in the check-in handed me a vomit bag. and that is the last thing i remember that week until i woke up friday with 200 staples in my head. turns out, ultimately, it was a brain bleed that was missed for three months and fortunat

a high by day about 38 degrees in south lake tahoe tomorrow, 40 in truckee at about 46 degrees or reno be advised the mountaintops tonight, though they're still chain up as we continue to see that snow falling tonight. there it is. you sit on the doppler radar of the most of the rain is coming to an end in the bay area. but segun for the south and still hung up in the high country that is going to start to fall apart as we head toward the middle of the night. we'll dry things out there, but we'll see more fog around the area overnight tonight as we've seen some more moisture on the ground. so be ready for that. some of that dense to the fog likely to form temperatures in the 40's and the 50's now overnight lows could get a little cold, but 39 degrees in livermore. 37 for low and santa watch out specially right into the delta part, the east bay that you're going to see some of the deaths to fog. but by the afternoon, i think that breaks up. i think we're looking at a beautiful day. little more sunshine around the bay area, 50's 60's for tomorrow. the weather pattern and think going to h

reno william was in the place. he 1st saw a room in the middle room. ah, you can understand, you know, say screwed up. i understand the role that slavery plate, who was already a very prominent institution by the time united states became a nation. it actually defined the nation. slavery didn't just end and go away. we, as a country were formed out of a compromise with slavery. the southern colonies were not willing to be part of a union part of a national government. in last, the institution of slavery was protected and the price of protecting that institution was disproportionate power to the south, politically. and it carries through today. and we possibly could have lightened some of the consequences of slavery if there had not been such a concerted effort to maintain the differences between blacks and whites is kind of like an infection. i think, you know, it may go away, but it always bubbles back up to the top eventually. i think that's what's happening nail lee. mm. there may, may, and we, so all of me may, it was all be angry because i'm what'

to an end there because they had started crunching him down a little bit and they pushed him out of reno by just cutting off his constant stuff . there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings with the mob, but people to fly to some of the desert to spend their hard earned money. john and james, you citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped and they got free drinks. ah ah bill. this isn't an orphanage even to see children have been paid for at the fountains house. oh me up papa. blue. i give a devout nap or 2 my much mamma a not sure he's good. a nice many goals. michelle, in the middle of the issue. ah, shannon is violet. my mom is violet that dana mom. yes. today with me. okay. allow me to book a book. i love you for a loaner, you will, i will love me. i use a hotel and chicken knowing mills from young and the description below the shuttle . i can medina with i m. o is your media reflection of reality? ah ah. in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whol

and they pushed him out of reno by just cutting off his constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings, with the mob of people to fly to some of the desert, to spend their hard earned money. john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms. compton, they got free drinks. ah founders, financial commodity guy. i don't fight. hey, i guys mama futures. as of friday, at the last time i buy it from the future. so franco watch, kaiser rebooting was diagnosed with cancer in 2000 when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america. florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets is phosphoric mine in the biggest layer is $85000000000.00 industry. is mosaic, and i vow reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aquifer. my improv, there's the chronic opening. i called don't let that work pol

with that pretty comfortable for this time of year. 45 in southlake. 44 in truckee and 49 degrees in reno. we plan on sticking around the high country looking good as we're not expecting any major storms over the weekend. so the roadways should be wide open. that should be a problem. may be the big, probably all the people trying to get up there. so maybe a little bit crowded. but otherwise you're looking at mostly clear skies until we get into monday. and that's when the clouds start to roll back in outside tonight. kind of quiet out there. high clouds up above that so far. so good. doppler radar showing it's quiet out there to just some high clouds continue drift from area of low pressure off the coastline. but the bay area are tooking nice and dry right now. that's way it's going to stay to the weekend. temperatures pretty mild as we are, though. winter's night numbers of 62 degrees in san jose. 59 degrees in oakland. 61 in san francisco and 54 degrees cooling off now in petaluma on into sunday. it's going to bring some wraparound clouds back up into the bay area. otherwise we're going

under pressure, venezuela's, defense minister by the made by the reno, said they are forced, as we're obliged to the friends that come through from the regular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected. and that the events at the border would be investigated from ne, goes to jerusalem to buy him on the government. just trying to do my own home milestone and history. my background 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and they're struggling communities. the 1st time they arrested me. i was 11 years old. a j select on al jazeera war in afghanistan is now old. will non taliban figures make up a part of with that american you can report within the caliber believe that there will be a power to tell about the inside story pack and frank assessment in the days headline subscribe now however you listen to podcast. ah, i am wrong condo the top stories out zera a court in myanmar has convicted, ousted lead, ang, sense you'd, she on 3 criminal charges. she's been sentenced to 4 years in jail. to cheat was on trial for a legally possessing walkie talki

coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit and they pushed him out of reno by just cutting off his constant stuff there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings, with the mob of people to fly to some of the desert, to spend their hard earned money. john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms. compton, they got free drinks with all those driven by drink shaped bankers. and those with, ah, who dares thinks we dare to ask in the whole when it was shown seemed wrong. when i was just a shape out, this thing becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, as the world celebrates the new year, argie looked at some of the positive predictions for 2022 with financial experts forecasting the global economy is set to grow while inflation will start to fall. and of course, we reviewed the year that has just gone as well with a look at some of the big political spats

and they pushed him out of reno by just cutting off his constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings, with the mob of people to fly to some of the desert, to spend their hard earned money. john and john q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms. compton, they got free drinks ah ah, but i make no certainly no borders and is mine to nationalities and you perish. we don't have with the we don't on the back seat. the world needs to take action to be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great to response has been massive. so many good people are helping us it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. oh, happy new year. special kaiser a board with the one and only gerald salenti, originator of the trends forecast. man, you know stuff who's diagnosed with cancer in

. >>> reno niner fans will take over the stadium on sunday, but not all of them will have to travel very. i'm allen marsden. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we start with new development on a suspect that police say is responsible for more than half of the reported hate crimes against the a api community in san francisco. kenny choi has more on why the man is not in jail. >> reporter: the district attorneys office says the suspect derek pareto is scheduled to appear in court, again, at the end of the month. prosecutors have argued against mental health diversion. he is not in custody right now. >> reporter: surveillance video captured a man on a scooter last summer smashing windows, sometimes with a slingshot, entering stores, burglarizing and vandalizing property. authorities say derek pareto is the man responsible for a string of 27 separate attacks. many in the ingleside neighborhood, chinatown, and ocean avenue corridor

innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's defense minister vladimir by the reno, said the armed forces were applied to the friends that come through from irregular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting this victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens, britain's true colors, part one on al jazeera. when the news breaks, the kenwood says that if the united states were to impose sanctions on present employment, it will be comparable to severing ties with russia and the story bill. we want to find out more about how offers are being taken from the wild and sold with exclusive interviews. and in depth reports, al jazeera has teens on the ground. there hasn't bee

19 from much of public life. parliament backed restrictions, barring them from restaurants, or to reno's and domestic flights. the bill as part of the government's efforts to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed through circle through thousands of protesters of march through amsterdam against coven 19 restrictions and vaccination campaigns. farmers joined demonstrators and what has become a regular rally against the health restrictions in the netherlands. last week, the government loosened some restrictions in response to public opposition and credit suisse chairman antonia hort. our soria has resigned. after flouting coven 19 quarantine rules with leisure trips to wimbledon and switzerland. last year, this comes less than a year after work. osorio was hired to help the bank will cover from a string of scandals and rebuild its reputation. more than 99 percent of the world's population are worse off now than they were at the start of the pandemic. according to the u. k, cio, charity oxfam, but the wealth of the world's 10 richest men has doubled. now aux, i'm as calling for a one time

until one of the reno there were people with machine gun school they robbed and kidnapped us. i see it if you not all are in love with our own. all the of the words of warning from people who crossed the darienne gap, the jungle on the border between columbia and panama. it's a perilous but popular route for migrants heading for the us from south america. here you can encounter criminals, poisonous snakes, and extreme weather. and yet they come and they thousands in search of a better line for their families. the voice messages were sent to combat. so cruise, anyone going to the dorian jungle has to pass his small store in the colombian town of nic. lee. isn't even with the american dream held by many people. they think the u. s. is the greatest. many people enter the jungle, but not many come out the other side. the children died from hunger and thirst. mostly they get injured land. they suffer greatly for their dream about buddha. you're so full there myself. but as i say, angelo to has his side set on the jungle. the haitian migrant is gathering together what he needs for t

the reno said the on forced his where o blige to defend that come through from the regular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected. and that the events at that border with be investigated, ah, dozens of protested and security forces dead in kazakhstan as a wash and lead military contingent moves in on antique government demonstrates us . ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up former president and his supporters had decided the only way for them to win his fresh your vote, subvert or election. it's wrong, it's on democratic. and frankly, it's on american tough talk from us president joe biden on the 1st anniversary of the attack by a white wing mob on the capital. lawyers for the walt number one tennis stall, novak chunk of its, tried to stop his deportation from australia after his visa was revoked. over corona virus rules and nigeria as government labels, criminal gangs, terrorists to try to stop mass abductions and violence. ah, police in kazakhstan is largest city say that they've killed dozens of rices in the last 24

taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's defense minister by the made by the reno, said the armed forces were obliged to defend their country from irregular groups, but added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border with be investigated. ah, he was president joe biden wolds moscow will pay a heavy price if it invades ukraine. as new satellite pictures show the scale of russia's troop bill. ah, clubs of robins watching all of their lives. well, headquarters here in doug also coming up, aid finally reaches the pacific nation of pong, devastated by a volcanic eruption. i'm soon ami saddam's military leader points 1510.

everyone enjoy that. 42 in south lake tahoe. 41 in truckee and 49 degrees in reno. stick around into the weekend in the high country. you're going to see those temperatures warming up a little bit. a few more clouds coming in on saturday. but staying dry throughout the weekend. that means those roadways are going to remain open and clear if you're headed in that direction. alright, temperature wise numbers are going to be looking good tomorrow or friday filled with 60's almost 70 degrees around the bay area. that will be a few more clouds moving up above. but that will be some high clouds scooting on by and the next few days getting into the weekend, looks like we've got a few more clouds coming our way on saturday, too sunday. there's weak system dropping through on monday to bring some clouds. unfortunately, no rain, some gusty winds to start out february, which is on tuesday, dry conditions, at least through wednesday and thursday. >> an unusual delivery after making an arrest. >> and officer completed a woman's doordash order will explain what happened. after th

i have grandchildren in reno. in las vegas. and my daughter lives back here. i have three grandchildren back here. so it's wonderful for us. senator daschle: both of us are so blessed. i have a lot of my own views about this. i know we share many, if not the same views of raising children in a political life. the pluses and minuses. i have three fantastic kids who have all done well in life. married. one more to be married. but you have two. and always a challenge, i think, to raise children well. you raised them particularly well in spite of the incredible pressures that one experiences in public life. tell me a little bit -- share with our audience. senator reid: tom, one of my pet peeves is people leave public office and say i can spend more time with my family. i don't say that. i've spent enough time with my family. i feel that i could have been practicing law all the time. i could have been a business man. i could have -- i wouldn't have done any better doing that than i had as a member of government in so many ways. i think people should understand. the

come this way and there are lots and lots of dead bodies and more them with room until one of the reno there were people with machine gun school they robbed and kidnapped. i see it if you not alarm of it with our own. all the of words of warning from people who crossed the darienne gap, the jungle on the border between columbia and panama. it's a perilous but popular route for migrants heading for the us from south america. here you can encounter criminals, poisonous snakes, and extreme weather. and yet they come in, they thousands in search of a better life for their families. the voice messages were sent to him back to cruise. anyone going to the dorian jungle has to pass his small store in the colombian town of mclee. isn't even with the american dream held by many people. they think the u. s. is the greatest. many people enter the jungle, but not many come out the other side. the children died from hunger and thirst. honestly, they get injured land. they suffer greatly for their dream about buddha. you're so full there myself. but as when angelo to has his side set on the jungle, t

don't worry, we'll figure this out by reno.s my pleasure now to introduce someone who has become a good friend very, very quickly, a sister, the mayor of the great city of chicago, lori lightfoot. mayor lightfoot has been a leader in the conference in criminal and social justice issues, following the murder of george floyd, briana -- breonna taylor and too many others that occurred in the sum over 2020. mayor lightfoot guided our council of mayors and police chiefs to come up with ways to reform police departments and achieve racial justice. she's made equity her north star and made a commitment to all 77 of the city's neighborhoods. she's here to tell us a bit more about her work in communities, a great kickoff for the discussion we'll have with our federal partners later. please join me in welcoming chicago mayor lori lightfoot. [applause] lori: thank you so much, president suarez. i want to talk a little bit about what we've been doing in the city of chicago to address some of the long-standing disinvestment and racial inequ

they took him back to reno. 42 miles. they charged me $13,700.was not covered by my insurance because they weren't a vendor in the system and the ambulance company wasn't going to apply to be a vendor. i had to call them and say, what do you do? she said you can fill out our hardship paperwork. so i did. they knocked 70% off, $3,300 i ended up paying. my husband and i are on a fixed income. but there's no way that they were going to get paid, maybe one day help will be there. thank you. >> thank you, darlene. ms. kelmar, last minute for you. >> yeah, ambulances is next on my campaign, so i appreciate these stories. and i am sorry to say i can't help with that situation. yeah. >> if you want to check out the health care campaigns of u.s. pirg, it's uspirg.org. patricia is the director of those campaigns, and certainly do appreciate the time this morning. >> thank you. thank y

taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's defense minister by the made by the reno, said the armed forces were applied to the friends that come through from irregular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border with the investigative revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. threats to our planet on al jazeera, ah, the usa nate, to deliver their written responses to moscow as security demands, as he is ro, of a russian invasion of ukraine. and we report from southern ukraine way crimea taught us leave the uncertainty, years after russia on extension. ah, this is al jazeera live from doha. i'm fully back. also coming up with guns daily. life has become the frozen hel.

under pressure venezuela, as defense minister by the me to fight, reno said the armed forces were obliged to defend that country from irregular groups added the human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated. ah, he was president joe biden was moscow will pay a heavy price if it didn't. bay to crane as new satellite pictures show the scale of russia's true bill. the civil robin watching all they were like, well, headquarters here in doug also coming up, aid finally reaches the pacific, makes the tongue the devastated by a volcanic eruption and sou nami to dollars military need are appoint 15 technocrats as cabinet ministers to pacify protest calling for return to civilian rule plus i'm the newman by the magellan. strange on the very tip of south america, where a new climate observatory is being launched and it will help to resolve mystery and such as why these whales has been reaching more and more along the coast. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in washington. us president joe biden has warned russia will pay a heavy price if it invades u

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finally biden has repeatedly signaled that he is desperate to p please folks in the western europe renot on russia, he knows that he can get away with her in. now we know that biden and his team are lying. they don't think democracy is really in peril. they are planning to move or sell their stock portfolios. they don't believe that america is on the verge of a civil war or fascism. they just say these things for political purposes, for the rest the world though and folks like putin, they take them very seriously and that is the real threat. jenna me now the indiana congressman congressman, i think about down the putin as they are. it's a logical question is not, why are we more invested in troops and money in the situation that they are? >> that is a good question laura and i think europe is as confused about joe biden's strategy towards russia and the situation of ukraine as most of us are. because the biden administration has an articulated what they plan to do. you just heard secretary, in the midst of negotiations and talks no report in russia who doesn't see america as a threat. s

it is all part of the reno paris -- dana perino's plan.d at the stadium parking lot. but because of i'm such a kind and generous person, i divide -- i decided to vote this segment on how to not to screw it up. if it's not too late. anyway, i just hope you don't continue this tradition. ♪♪ ♪♪ i was going to say that never gets old, but that gets old. any tips for jesse? >> yes, sure. this is the huge opportunity, huge. you've been waiting for it your whole life, which means you would be devastated if you screwed it up. you would never forgive yourself . you had your kids and stuff. such as try not to think about that. that might miss you at mentally. >> how can jesse waters prime time be every bit as successful as cheers? you are already halfway bear. stop doing this show. this is actually my last trying to show. >> this is live, right. >> i will tell you what i told greg. what you need to remember is that great is not your friend. this is like you're in a different spot. he wants all of them. you now have one of them. this is not -- this i

this time around the biggest rent increases, 20% rent increases are happening in places like fienis, renoces that used to be seen as affordable. i think the takeaway is we are in for a rough few months and there is hope that the second half of the year will be better but i don't think a lot of people will be willing to bet on that. >> some of the rent hikes are jaw dropping. fed chair powell could raise interest rates this year. if that happens, what would that mean for the average person? >> yes, we are expecting that to happen. it is the best tool to fight inflation, to raise those interest rates. we expect -- or the signal has been from j. powell at the federal reserve it could happen three times this year. interest rates at the moment are at historic low lows, basically zero%. if they do three rate hikes we are talking about .75%, still historically low but it is going the feel different. obviously mortgage rates will go up, to take out a loan to buy a car or for a small business, those will become more expensive and we expect the housing market to slow down a little bit. the other ta

so he had is very, very long and renoed resume in the marine corps.the recipient of the medal of honor. it made him a big star in america. he had a reputation as being sort of a marines general. he was somebody who had a deep and abiding respect of his enlistment. because of that resume of having overthrown a lot of democracies overseas and also having the loyalty of so many members of the marine corps, the best we can tell is why jerry maguire and probably his boss murphy went to butler to lead. amy: we went to get into this really history because it is fascinating most of when you mentioned the philippines, cuba, puerto rico -- people are not really aware, most people i think, of what the u.s. role was. i just on this plot in 1934, what did general motors and j.p. morgan have to do with this? what was the liberty league and how far did this go? >> the reason why we know about the liberty league's involvement is because gerald macguire is representative of this wall street firm, tells butler at this meeting in 1934 that very soon an organization is g

but there is going to be a weak storm that is mainly going to pass over reno and just north of south lake tahoe overall tracking a very dry outlook with partly cloudy skies for your monday. they're so truckee and south lake tahoe warming up into the mid 40's and then eventually warming up into the low 50's by wednesday. unfortunately, though, snow showers not in the cards for this for the next 7 days but enjoy these mild temperatures because we're going to see a lot of sunshine throughout most of the next 3 days. and even for your upcoming work week and into this weekend, which is going to make for safe driving conditions. if you are heading in or out of this year to take advantage of all that fresh powder. >> from our recent storms, stick around, though. more news and weather after the break. rescue teams in brazil are still searching for 3 missing people after a massive rock formation fell on to 2 tourist boats. >> and killed 10 people. 32 others were hurt with minor injuries. watch this year. officials say the region in southeastern brazil where this collapse took place had receiv

using the world's supply of lithium ion cells that's why they built that giant facility outside of reno, nevada so they could supply the cells they need for the model 3. that was a period of time when it was just them and everybody thought they were crazy. now you have all of these automakers rushing to put on the road their own evs and it comes down to a rush and a race to put cell capacity in the world. >> yeah, it's kind of amazing. jim cramer highlighting how smart tesla is, saying everyone is worried about battery availability except for tesla. let's move on, im. i want to talk about something weird. and that is the weather. these snowstorms in virginia, i know an anomaly, a lot of people stranded on the highway saying they were running their engines to get heat, run it, heat, shut it off tim kaine saying he was thankful he had a tank of gas will these weather anomalies that are increasingly common make people rethink their purchasing because they think, i need to make sure i'm going to be able to run my vehicle when i need to? >> you know, you're hitting an interesting idea here.

if you know tuesday in d.c., 37 degrees and then in reno, it's about 24 degrees.ouston, 54 degrees and miami, 64 degrees. albuquerque, 27 degrees. we are starting out mild compared to some spots. let's get a look at how roads are doing with mike. >>> vianey, we look over and a lot of folks will say it's an easy drive, and then they look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and then we say it's not bad, a holiday for most folks. very few cars is what we have seen all morning. across the bay, no problems or delays. we are at the minimums for the crossings, bay bridge, san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge, all at the minimum we typical see. we are still following this issue, the crash off 84 and 680. 680 is open and we will talk about the issues coming up. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> hospitals in parts of the u.s. still overwhelmed by the omicron covid surge. right now more than 140,000 people hospitalized across the nation. in most cases, hospitals are seeing more children. cierra johnson is looking at the cases. >> reporter: it's some of the youngest members of soc