somebody was stalking the women of reno. is obviously something really bad >> i just want to say to my daughter rihanna that i love you, i miss you and nobody's ever giving up. >> no one was giving up, but no one was any closer to solving the mystery. where was breonna? >> within a three mile radius there were hundreds of registered sex offenders. then a tip about a woman who had found something odd in her boyfriend's truck. women's underwear. when she asked him for the truth, she discovered something even stranger. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and delta and dateline. reno nevada tells itself the biggest little city in the world, and this is one of the biggest cases it has ever seen. a local girl, a college student name breonna had disappeared on a winters night. what had happened, no one knew. where it would lead, no one would predict. but this entire city would soon galvanize for a single mission, to get to justice for one of its own. here is just michael wet with the night that breonna vanished. >> sunday, january 20th, 2008. in a neig

my name is lisa and my dad owned the reno nightclub in manchester. life, he knew where he was there wasn't the scope to do anything, but had the vision from being really young that he wanted to do more and he thought the opportunities to go on a ship and try and make his way here. he was looking at the premises of the reno and opposite, there was a pub on the corner with big glittering lights and they went into the pub and asked for a guinness and the barman said "we don't serve monkeys in here." and he pointed to a large wooden barrel at the side of the bar that people were throwing dead ends of the pints in and he said to my dad, "monkeys drink out of there." my dad said, "one day i will have a bar, i will remind you of this." many years later, he managed to get a liquor license, opened the reno and the owner of the pub on the corner came over and was like, "can i get a title like a red stripe?" my dad said, "you don't remember me?" he said, "no i don't remember you." i said, "i came in your place and asked for a drink and this is what you told me.

look at this, $5 in reno. $6.42 in california. that's average. $5.47 in oregon. $4.51 in arizona. and here we go again. this year alone, american families, they are shelling out a whopping $7,200 to cover cost associated all due to biden he is inflation, recognizeless spending -- wreckless spending. $7,200 per household. this is beyond devastating to the poor, the middle class and, of course, it's clobbering those people on fixed intcomes. but remember, nothing is ever biden's fault. he gets credit when grams go down -- gas prices go down, but he doesn't take the blame when they go back up. last week they were lashing out blaming oil companies, now they're saying that opec is colluding with mother russia. >> look, it's clear that opec is aligning with russia with today's announcement. and i'll leave it as that, as i just laid out. we're dealing with a time where we are, you know, the global market -- the global economy is responding to putin's war. >> that's the thing about exporting your energy needs. you cannot control what other countries do. joe biden caused all of these probl

and janet reno was defied a suspect but never charged.is the first person to be prosecuted with contempt of congress in 1983 and that was acquitted. here is laura trump and joe concha. he will co-host the big saturday show this weekend. hopefully maybe one day leading to your mediaio. i wish. lara trump, there is a 2 tiered system of justice. you and your family experienced this. it's gone on for 6 long years. >> yes, it's disgusting, everybody knows the truth. you said it about the january 6th submit. -- committee. it's a sham. if they wanted to seek the truth they would have called nancy pelosi to testify. that will never happen. the problem they have is that they were putting all of their eggs in this january 6th basket. they have not convinced anyone it's the most important thing in america right now. they are left with one thing: intimidation. their goal with this situation is to intimidate anyone who might speak out against them and anybody who might want to work with donald trump in the future and especially anyone should my father

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and back in 1998, clinton ag janet reno. she defied a congressional subpoena but was never chargedd . in fact, banno a n is the firstr person to be charged and processed with contempt of congress since nineteen eighty prosec three in thautt case was an acquittal. but of course there's one rule for the democrats, the bidens for the clintons and one rule for trump. his family1983 and for the restf us . here with reaction, fox newsd. contributor lara trump alonghere with fox news legal analyst greg jarret, fox news contributor joe concha. e big sy by the way, he will co-hostweekn the big saturday show this weekend. hopefully maybe one day leading to your media show. r i'm just guessing. i hope. i wish. laura , let me start with you, because there is a two tiered system of justice. yo tiereu and your family, moren any other family, have experienced this. for 6 l >> and it's gone on now foryear. six long years. yes, it's disgu yeah, well, it's disgusting, uth. jon. you and everybody knows the truth.s and you said i t about the ja

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and janet reno is expanding border patrol san diego at the time. and dianne feinstein saying some really nasty things about immigrants at the. so yeah there is there this rightward shift in politics in the culture more broadly what you see on the right is much broader swing and a different kind of right then than you would seen in an earlier era. thank you. thank you. could you talk a bit about women on the right, which is i read this and i felt that's your next book because women play a very important in your account that you focus on chenoweth correctly. i think a fascinating figure and it reveal ing figure at that time. but you talk a lot, laura ingraham, you obviously talk about phyllis schlafly. talk about this of this. right. yeah. so if we think about phyllis as kind of a a second wave anti feminist, somebody who is opposed to the second wave feminist movement of the 1960s and 1970s, who is appealing to a kind of housewife conservatism in which her role a housewife, even though she was a political activist, she was well-studied in the law, i

but to reno's serbian goalkeeper, vanya willing coach savage will be hoping to avoid making mistakes like this at the well comp, the era allowing the land back into the game. over a 1000000 fans are expected to come to cattle. 2022 from across the globe. but only a handful of those will be from costa rica is the country's 3rd well cup in a row. and they'll face spain, germany and japan in the great stage. but getting to the middle east is expensive for costa rica, fans and summer looking till when they way to qatar. alessandra amputee reports costa rica classic match between separate he's saying alcohol in. it always brings out the strongest of emotions among football crazed fans, known as thick goes her carry shaky economic conditions in the country of men to reduction in the sale of world cup packages. for many fans, their only chance of getting to katara is by participating in ruffles. like this said in saying that you're really wanting it would be a dream come true. football fascinates me. and in such a spectacular location, but prices estate. so we can only hope, travel agency s

mid 70 south lake by tomorrow afternoon. 77 in truckee get warm in reno at eighty-four degrees and that's going to be a great weekend, in to stick around till monday. the weather looking great, although we'll start to cool things down a little bit on sunday and into monday. but overnight lows watch out for that is a little cool. grab a jacket or police back in with you. if you're headed up there, temperatures dropping off into the 30's, beautiful outside right now. quite hour. looking good as high pressure still overhead. we will see a couple patches of fog roll in overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning stepping outside this evening at the weather looking nice as well. the temperatures staying warm in the valleys even as we head toward 8 o'clock or so. still some 70's in the valleys, of course, along the coastline. you get the fog rolling in the temperatures, much cooler grab a jacket. if you're out toward the beaches, those numbers are in the 50's. >> all right. first lady doctor jill biden is in san francisco today touring ucsf cancer center trying to learn more about there, cancer re

dan: in the sierra, the national weather service reno issued a fire weather watch for the tahoe and truckee areas this weekend. it is in effect from friday evening until saturday morning. over a year ago the caldor fire, which you see here, destroyed more than 1000 homes and threaten south lake tahoe. this weekend's fire weather watch is due to the long stretch of warm and dry weather, plus strong wind gusts. ama: new details in the case of a family captured in merced and founded. the prime suspect of the -- accessory after the fact and arson. his brother pleaded not guilty last week. jesus is accused of kidnapping and killing an eight month old baby, her parents and uncle. investor get us say he was a former employee of the victims. both brothers are expected back in court on december 15. dan: a former art teacher is accused of sexually assaulting two students. san jose police arrested him yesterday on multiple charges, including two counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14. according to invest getters, the teacher assaulted students while working as an art teacher in san j

lows dropping down into the 30's skies will be mostly sunny and some upper 70's, almost 80 degrees reno and carson city. stick around for the weekend. lots of sunshine coming your way throughout the weekend. it will stay dry as well. no-hitter reigned in the short term, but maybe a little change. we get toward the middle of this next month. but right now that fog boyd doesn't that look needs is coming on shore right now to the golden gate bridge in the tower. just barely showing up there. more that on the way overnight tonight and tomorrow morning by the afternoon. tomorrow. going to be a very nice day. the temperatures probably going to back off just a little bit. but pretty comfortable out there. 84 degrees warm in livermore. 83 in antioch. 75 in santa rosa. 79 for a high in the bottle. morning in the san francisco giving way to some sunshine in the middle of the day. and then the after that sea breeze kicks in and that fog rolls back on shore about 64 degrees there next couple days. temperatures go to cool down just a little bit but should be very nice. and then we're going to warm r

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if you plan on heading up tomorrow, things will be open and clear about 79 degrees in reno. 77 degrees in carson city. but over the weekend, everything begins to change. cold front begins to move in. so the sunshine turns the clouds, even a chance. some showers all the way to lake levels. we head in towards saturday. the snow level dropping down to about 8,000 feet. so you should be going, ok, go over the passes. but you may see a little snow across the high country you see right here as we head through time of the clouds moving in along the coastline. here comes one week cold front for tomorrow. tomorrow. patchy fog giving way to sunshine in the bay area. that next cold front begins to make its way closer. then as we get over the weekend, here comes bring in a few scattered showers in the high country. there's a slight chance we could see a light sprinkle around the bay area early tomorrow or early saturday morning. other than that, the winds are going to be kicking up fire danger going to be elevated not only in the high country, but also here in the bay area. guys, back to you. than

do reno, sunni superintendent of the yuba city unified school district tells fox 40 the recording clearly demonstrates that this situation was orchestrated and organized. students spend time contemplating this terrible act without the slightest regard. this action is hateful and hurtful. >> they may argue that it was a joke and they intended no harm. >> but the fact is that this is not only harmful. it is disgraceful. if you like the generations needs to chara and like we really need to come together as a community. >> and teach these kids about what everyone, how everyone is treated equally and not alert lobbying all based off social media becoming social media influencing his kids a law. the district is now conducting an investigation to figure out which leads were involved in video. they're also working with coaches and administration on getting training to, quote, act with character and dignity at all times and quote. >> that was kristin vartan reporting for us tonight. the superintendent of the yuba city unified school district says the remainder of the football season. 4 river valle

only about 57 degrees in reno and 56 degrees in carson city. all right. yeah. the next few days, those temperatures going to stay chilly by day and even colder by night overnight lows dropping down to the 20's there as well. so be prepared. a wintry like conditions moving in the sierra nevada. so go up there. expect a nice warm temperatures. temperatures will come up a little bit by monday. here's the forecast model, though. you'll see that front just to our north of begins to sag south. and there you go falling apart as it comes across the bay behind. maybe couple sprinkles here. the sierra nevada, some showers, some snow showers and a lot of gusty wind developing there behind that. maybe some gusts over 40 miles per hour locally and the winds look like they're going to stick around through monday to in high fire danger as well. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, help for homeowners can again apply for earthquake. retrofitting grants for up to $3,000 is for. >> older, single-family homes at risk of sliding off their foundation in an earthquake. you can ap

are plans being considered to expand the capitol corridor commuter train up to the lake tahoe and renons right now provides service between auburn and san jose, with most trains operating between sacramento and the bay area. and now caltrans, along with the nevada department of transportation, are launching a feasibility study about expanding service to stops including colfax, soda springs and truckee, as well as reno and sparks in nevada. the two parts of palisades tahoe or about to be connected for the first time, the ski resort says they're almost ready to open a new gondola connecting olympic valley in alpine meadows. right now, riders would have to take a shuttle bus to get between the two parts of the mountain gondola will go from base camp to base camp. palisades says it will make the resort the largest in all of california. the gondola is set to open in mid december, about a month after the resort opens for the season. happening today. the san francisco record parks department is hosting a halloween party in golden gate park starts this afternoon at three o'clock right along th

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i had reno. thank you so much for coming in with the update. the thought is marina call me while and ukraine, a series of miss l strikes have been reported across the country on tuesday, the russian defense ministry says that louis ty, precision attacks on ukrainian energy infrastructure and military command centers. here the latest and verified pictures from denito patrol square, the regions largest federal power plant was hit. the reports that the missile strike may have led to power outages in the neighboring hong kong region. and he ra unverified images from key mass. that power outages were reported on multiple strikes on an energy supply. facility outages have been reported across the country on tuesday with ukrainian authorities asking people to drastically cut energy consumption. presidents lensky, say 30 percent of the country's energy infrastructure has been destroyed within the past week. a ukrainian military member has confirmed that a russian kamikaze drone crushed into a residential building in kiev on monday, only because it had

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then you see this around immigration proposition wasmu not 187 was not just that but janet reno was expandingnd dianne .feinstein was saying nasty things about immigrants at the time. a shift in the politics more broadly and a different kind of right then we have seen in the earlier era. >> talk about women on the rights. they felt that was neck on —- an expert because women play a role. i think you focus on the idaho representative appropriately but talk about this element. >> if you look at phyllis shaklee as a second wave antifeminist who is opposed to the second wave feminist movement of the sixties and seventies that appeals to the housewife conservative is a that her role as a housewives even as a political activist and well studied of law and foreign-policy ventures off as a housewife opposes equal rights amendment in the feminist movement. that is the anti- feminism oft the sixties and seventies and eighties then we see what consolidates the gains of the feminist movement like and coulter and laura ingram they are lawyers. the women's forum are all high powered professions, married, d

then he ran water reno ation. now that, you know, vision was really complete, a water was the don't, are glad that you, that we should all investigation the state government as constituted a 5 member in quite a committee. now they really look into all technical aspects of structural design and it's free. and then that way, dallas read this read was camp. it was do, can you find it? passengers are busy or not. okay, horace jolla many. thanks for your time. a journalist speaking to us there from the capital of good your old state a deeply divided brazil is voting in what appears to be a knife edge presidential run off the incumbent president enjoyable. snar seeking a 2nd term. he's promising to consolidate a shot right wing turn. he's up against to time present. louise in last year, new la da silva. the left his candidate is vowing more social and environmental responsibility. joys a boat has moved from a polling station in brazil. yeah. while this has been 13 tight rate of paula rice race in this country. right now

the bay area reno is home to the people from various backgrounds and different cultures.ort of festivities are welcoming everyone because they say it is a sense of community that makes it strong. they say each day has a different focus. one of the days is about asking for forgiveness. receiving forgiveness means that they can become closer to their loved ones. >> we use this opportunity to say sorry. liz: they teamed up with their latino neighbors to clean up the city streets. the happy hearts event is to encourage visitors to shop small and support local businesses. >> i think it is important to have clean, safe streets. it is a community and morale booster. liz: there was a live dj and some businesses provided a free lunch for the first few volunteers. sixteenth street clean streets happy hearts event. it is all one name. lisa: i told you about the snow in tahoe. at about 60 two hundred feet, they did see some snow and we had some spots of drizzle yesterday. this morning we have cold weather that has really settled into the valley. dew points have been in the 30's. as w

from reno down to mammoth late -- lake -- ridge tops up to 90 wind gust. if you're coming down you will face a headwind that would cause issues there. what happens after that is a cold front. the cold front brings in a wintry mix. if anything does start, the rain and snow the next day could wish that up. no more 90's until you -- unless you go way up -- everybody else is in the 60's and 70's around the bay. 80's inland. cooler than yesterday because the wind has shifted. it is cooler offshore there is a chance that we have a fire danger this weekend coming up. >> yeah wind was the problem 31 years ago as well it killed people and destroyed thousands of homes. some residents are concerned that what happened in the past may happen again. >> yes kristin and larry -- fires have raged in the 1970's and 80's but fire investigators say 1991 oakland fire storm was the most intense and destructive storm. we spoke with residents who lived through it and they are calling out threats that linger today. >> 31 years ago the oakland firestorm started as a small fire on t

janet reno is expanding border patrol in san diego at this time. and diane feinstein saying some really nasty thins about immigrants at the time. there is this shift in politics in culture moresw broadly, what you see on the right is a broader swing and a different kindul of right from anan earlier era. >>u could you talk about women on the right. which -- i read this, i felt it is your next book, women play an important role, you focus on chenoweth as a fascinating figure, weth you talk about laura ingraham and talk about this element of this right. >> think about the second wave antifeminism. someone opposed to second wave feminist movement appealing to a housewife conservatism. in which her role as a housewife,e, she was a political activist, she was well studied in law and foreign policy but she choose to present herself as a housewife and opposed equal rights and feminist movement. by the 1990s, you see a third waive antifeminism consolidated the gains of feministme move, laura ingraham and ann coulter, they are lawyers, many are high power pr

went to las vegas and reno.ate for his family then in, where he has the means to live in california. he is not leaving simply because it is too expensive. he is leaving because it is dangerous and crazy, and he has worked in an industry for his adult life that is full of dangerous and crazy people. california is still too much for him. >> harold: greg? >> greg: i have two points to make. one about mr. wahlberg, if you read about his house, it has 20 bathrooms. that is 17 too many. i am saying that if someone who is lactose intolerant. i need a bathroom at least every 40 yards. >> martha: thanks for sharing. >> greg: it gets worse, my thigh. this is what happened yesterday on the way and peered i feel complete sympathy for these oregonians because there is a small selective people running the state, and their progressive agenda is making life less safe. it would be worse if new york split in half. who would go where? it's such a great experiment. the real test in a blue/red split, what happens when the red half l

great but at least let's be honest about the ramp we need to get from where we are, to having clean renorgy, let's concentrate on what we have knowing if the future it is powered by different things but year not getting there by smothering innovation. so they don't come up with new technologies or systems for powers what we need, which is the engine of capitalism. reporter: >> that is the honest conversation we need to have. wind, solar and electric vehicles, i they are not bad but there are trade offs we need to have that honest conversation, you look at state of place like california and brownouts in blackouts and the prices americans will pay this winter to heat their homes, these are the trade offs, and if the biden administration is environmental lift was honest, they would tell us, this is what it will cost. right but they are not telling us that. kennedy: do you think that energy is expense ive now wait until it is renewable. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: coming new york stay mayor eric add adams declaring a state of emergency over the migrant influx. >> have you sign inventing

he rallied in reno and las vegas for catherine cortez masto my opponent and she didn't show up for berniehaving a hard time keeping track of which surrogates actually help senator catherine cortez masto. we know she is hiding joe biden. he came out last. he clearly skipped nevada and because she does not want to have to actually campaign on her record, which is the fact that she supported him every step of the way and so, yes, they are bringing in barack obama and a few days but i just think remember in 2014, when i won an attorney general's race they tried the same thing, everybody forgets that he got she lacked in midterms. i cannot believe in is the best they have. >> jesse: so barack obama lost, i believe, record seats, state legislatures, governorships, house, senate seats. i mean, just obliterated. i think it was like the biggest wipe out since the 1920s. yet, they are going to trot him out fresh off the vineyard. fresh off hawaii to do a little of this and that? he can't even handle a heckler? >> right off. >> jesse: i don't think is he persuading anybody. >> right off of martha's

and janet reno is expanding border patrol in san diego at the time and diane feinstein saying some nastyhings about immigrants at the time. but yeah there is this rightward shift in politics and the culture more broadly. what you see on the right is a much broader swing and a different kind of right then you would have seen in the earlier era. >> thank you. could you talk a bit about women on the right, which i read this and i thought that's your next book because women play a very important role in your focus is a fascinating figure but you talk a lot about laura ingram and about phyllis schlafly. talk about this element of this right.t. >> if we think about phyllis schlafly as kind of a second wave antifeminist, somebody that is opposed to the second feminist movement of the 1960s and 1970s appealing to a kind of housewife conservatism in which her role even though she was a political activist but she chose to present herself as a housewife into the equal rights amendment and feminist movement. that is kind of the anti-feminism off the 1960s, 70s and 80s. by the 19 '90s we see this wav

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but i do think it would do is to delve in, we had birth workers involved in reno society round making the act, safer around protecting people and children and what does it say about america, about this country and structures if this is so typical, still so dangerous. >> i y think there's this -- i have a button and a t-shirt that says listen to. black women andi woulday say listen to black peoe and listen to people and they listen to bring people because it's interesting sometimes when i have the most mainstream people pushing back against the ideas, i realize they are not really listening. everywhere i go people tell me stories of what happened to them. our people faxing hesitant or people afraid to go into the healthcare system because of the baby? afraid because of what happened to them in the system yesterday. i was thinking about this because iea got good reviews, oe in the new york times on the scover sunday -- >> congratulations. >> thank you and the other in washington post. both of the reviews shared in your tragic birth story. one was a w miscarriage and the family would --