at the same time, janet reno also correct in that laws were being broken.dangerous, illegal automatic weapons were being stockpiled by a group that is intended to use them in a battle against the government. whether the government instigated it or if they did not, that he did to fight -- they needed to fight. everything that has happened since and you can hear the pain in the voice of the congressman. of course, there is pain. children died who do not need to. janet reno, laws are being broken and that the fbi had wanted to kill everyone in that building, they had the means to do so for 51 days. it would not have to wait at all if that was their intention. we have a situation where they are all kinds of bad judgment on every side of this issue. that is why it is worth studying now because if remains unresolved, the resentment only linger, they fester in our country. host: that is what i wanted to ask you and we will get the cause after this. the subtitle of your book is david koresh the branch davidians and legacy of rage. what is that rate? -- that legacy?

the crash happened just 14 minutes after the plane took off from the reno airport. headed to salt lake city and was operating as an air ambulance at the time, ntsb officials held a press conference this afternoon and announce the plane did not have a flight data recorder. a preliminary report is expected in the month. >> the san jose sharks continue to shake up their roster, making another trade at the deadline next. in sports, jason dumas will tell us which fan favorite. he's heading out of town. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the sharks were involved in a blockbuster trade today and it could hint at a full rebuild san jose sent timo meier to the new jersey devils. the sharks received a first-round pick in this year's draft along with 4 players. meyer had 52 points in 57 games this season for san jose. he's played his entire seven-year career here in the bay. he was an all-star last year. meyer is a restricted free agent at the end of the season. so this could just be a rental for the devils, but a very talented player on his way senior day on the farm, stanford host

. >> the ntsb says a small plane that crashed near reno, killing all 5 people on board appears to have broken apart in flight. the crash happened just 14 minutes after it took off from the reno airport and was headed to salt lake city and was operating as an air ambulance at the time. ntsb officials held a press conference this afternoon and announced the plane did not have a flight data recorder. a preliminary report is expected in a month. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. the coast guard rescuing a man stranded on the rocks in daly city. >> plus, an update on plans to build student housing in berkeley. why a proposed project just hit a major roadblock. >> and when we come back, community members turn out in san jose in support of to street food vendors who have been attacked in recent weeks. kron for news. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to the south bay. where despite the rain, a big turnout in san jose in support of to street food vendors who have been attacked in recent weeks. yeah, it comes as one of those attackers is apologizing for their actions. kron four's sarah stin

the plan to get to reno may turn into a multi day effort. i'm tired of it. >> i've been up since 03:00am i worked night trying to get on the reno get home. but not everyone was frustrated to be stuck on i-80 at applegate mother nature's the right on guys need to be out support officials are hoping drivers heed the warning not to drive all it's snowing here along i-80 in the foothills and some drivers stuck monday starting to figure it out and passing the word be done to get stuck out here way like everybody else. i did to a drive sec and try to stay dry. everybody stay warm. >> and back out here live guys, transportation officials like they always do. they're saying if you don't have to drive in this weather in these road, conditions don't do it. but if you do find yourself on the freeway, make sure to leave the shoulders open so those emergency vehicles can get through. we had a situation earlier where people were backed up for an hour 2 hours after we do those interviews because a truck was stuck on the eggs in. there are people all across

rare trip abroad ukraine's president zalinski tells you case parliament that russia must be defeated, reno or i shall, will loose and we really know the week 3 weeks or you will change their walls. zalinski telling british law makers that a victory over moscow will deter future aggressors and he has renewed his appeal for more western weapons. ah, i break off job reviewers watching on tv us in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome on this wednesday more than a love in the 1000 people have been confirmed to have died in those earthquakes had struck turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas. now the 1st quake struck near the turkish city of gauzy and tap and the destruction. it stretches along turkeys, southern border and parts of northern syria. international rescue, cruise or del helping in a desperate search for survivors. fuel, by the hope of miraculous rescues, like the one you're about to see. in the early hours of wednesday morning rescue workers in the turkish city of other mon found hope under the rubble, th

let's hear from renew for let's hear from reno 1st. if we can reno, go ahead. then we'll come back to you. yes. talking about talking about the students, you know, actually make up about 40 percent of the new stuff that i've recently been registered. you see a recent presidential candidate also telling them that they would spend 8 yes. in school other than usual for yes. and i, that's it. that many of them. and yeah, and the nice, you know, i think the nigerian university comission as also make sure the student go back to vote so many of them are going to actually be taking bots in this election. i'm be showing the anger, frustration at the see standard has kept them out to him for almost a year. also. i think a lot of them, i frightened about the promises from the different residential candidate. i mean, how can you say that i will you promise me that i will spend more? yes. then then i should be in the, in the, in the school. so i think it's right. i love them, but i'm not quite fair enough. go ahead. turn off it it go ahead. ok. ok. but it's also important t

the crash taking place in a rural area just outside reno. the ntsb is now investigating on the scene. the latest now from abc's phil lipof. >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb in nevada searching for answers. what caused a medical plane to crash leaving five dead? >> we've lost contact on a medevac flight. lost radar, they're not answering. >> reporter: robin hays made one of multiple 911 calls friday night around 9:15 local time for a possible plane crash near stagecoach, nevada, outside of reno. >> as soon as we got to the crash site, my daughter said, oh, mom, that's care flight. my heart just sank. >> reporter: rescue crews locating the downed single propeller aircraft, immediately searching for survivors. >> that whole portion separated from the aircraft. >> reporter: the medical air service, care flight, confirming in a statement that none of the five passengers on board survived. the victims, the pilot, two flight medical personnel, a patient and a member of the patient's family. >> our organization is grieving the loss of our valued team

ambulance to crash about 40 miles from reno. just outside the town of stage coach shortly after taking off from the reno airport. the single engine plane was heading to salt lake city and had five people onboard the pilot, paramedic, nurse patient and a relative of the patient all died in that crash. officials are now looking at whether as one possible factor in the crash. we'll be looking at the pilot the aircraft itself . whatever maintenance records there were, uh, the fuel on the aircraft. the weather conditions . icing was reported and moderate turbulence in the areas . the ntsb says the plane was operated by a utah based company called guardian flight officials say it is the fourth time in the past few years there has been an investigation involving one of guardian flights planes now 5 46 off the coast of italy. at least 62 people have died in a shipwreck victims were migrants from countries like iran, pakistan and afghanistan about 80 other people on the boat were rescued. authorities say this ship set sail from turkey. l

the complicated relationship as they work to stay competitive, frances reno has agreed to cut its 43 percent stake in japan's nissan. to 15 percent. the uneven shareholding structure has long been a sense of tor tension between the 2 sides. the world's biggest gold producer, newmont says it had made a $16900000000.00 offer for australian peer new crest mining, which is looking for new leadership. new crass which has recently seen growth in its copper exploration field as well says it's considering the proposal. italy's national cybersecurity agency, it says thousands of computer services servers rather have been targeted by a global ransomware hacking attack. it's warning companies to take action to protect their systems. the attack has compromised servers in europe and north america. american households will have burnt through 65 percent of their pandemic savings by year's end. that's according to a new study by investment bank, goldman sachs, a curved spending closed shops and generous stimulus measures helped households pad their savings by the end of 2021. before relief measures

trip abroad ukraine's president zaleski tells you, case, parliament that russia must be defeated, reno or i shall, will loose and we really know that week 3, there, week 3 will change the wall. lensky tells of british lawmakers, a victory over moscow will deter future aggressors. anti produces appeal for more western weapons. ah! hello, i'm claire richardson, a warm welcome to the show. more than 11000 people are now known to have been killed in the earth wakes that struck turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas. the 1st quake struck near the turkish city of gaussian tap, and the destruction stretches along turkey's southern border and parts of northern syria. international rescue crews are now helping in the desperate search for survivors. fueled by the hope of miraculous rescues. like the one you're about to see in the early hours of wednesday morning rescue workers in the turkish city of other mon found hope under the rubble. they had heard voices, boy feldman looking all over him. bobby will not work for mom york miss you who t

so cold up there truck is nine degrees this morning, reno's 19.e weekend saturday and sunday should be sunny side up cold mornings. nice days. alright steve. thank you time now. 6 14, there's some new information about a deadly house explosion in san francisco's sunset district. ktvu is andre senior in the studio now to tell us about a meeting last night, where the neighbors and city officials met face to face, andre. good morning, dave. people who live in the neighborhood are still in shock as a start to repair their homes after that. deadly explosion in one week ago, fire officials have revealed that it was a dryer that sparked fumes from an illegal drug manufacturing operation, causing the home to explode. last thursday, the suspect, 53 year old darren price, is accused of the death of his disabled wife, 51 year old rita price. he also faces charges for endangering their two children, ages 14 and 17. and causing injuries to a caregiver who was burned on the home exploded prices. public defender says he will fight the charges. it is horrific wha

plane to crash in the mountains of nevada friday night the flight went down 45 miles southeast of renong all five people on board including a patient and a member of the patient's family, christina coleman live with more. >> the vice chairman of the ntsb spoke at a press conference in carson city, nevada to provide new details on the crash, the fixed wing aircraft from reno international airport friday night around 9:00 o'clock it was bound for salt lake city it was airborne for 14 minutes when it crashed in a mountainous area northern nevada. all four people on board died at a flight nurse, patient and the patient's family member the faa and ntsb are both investigating what causes crash. >> will be looking at the pilot, the aircraft itself, whatever maintenance records there were, the fuel on the aircraft then the icing was reported in the modern turbulence in the area. >> the crash happened while national weather service winter storm warning was in place and went just a foot to 65 miles per hour were expected in addition to heavy snow the weather conditions are being considered in th

crash happening just 14 minutes after it took off from the reno airport. ntsb officials say the plane did not have a flight data recorder. a preliminary report is expected to happen within a month. >> after being forced to close friday due to snow and downed trees. mount diablo state park was back open this weekend. crews working today to clear even more downed trees from the roadways. folks who made it to the summit, though, could be seen bringing back some snowy souvenirs on the hoods of their cars. many people told us it was actually the first time they'd ever seen snow. some pulled over built snowman and had some snowball fights all while playing christmas music. there were huge lines to get into the park with hundreds of people waiting hours to get to the top. >> influx of people has just been absent. it's so crazy. i've been getting screamed at by the locals down here because the line is just a mile 2 miles long. you know, we've had people waiting for 2 hours just even get into the park. >> while the park had to pull extra rangers from nearby parks t

at the same time, janet reno also correct in that laws were being broken.egal automatic weapons were being stockpiled by a group that is intended to use them in a battle against the government. whether the government instigated it or if they did not, that he did to fight -- they needed to fight. everything that has happened since and you can hear the pain in the voice of the congressman. of course, there is pain. children died who do not need to. janet reno, laws are being broken and that the fbi had wanted to kill everyone in that building, they had the means to do so for 51 days. it would not have to wait at all if that was their intention. we have a situation where they are all kinds of bad judgment on every side of this issue. that is why it is worth studying now because if remains unresolved, the resentment only linger, they fester in our country. host: that is what i wanted to ask you and we will get the cause after this. the subtitle of your book is david koresh the branch davidians and legacy of rage. what is that rate? -- that legacy? guest: the be

the plan to get to reno may turn into a multi day effort. tired of it. >> i've been up since 03:00am i worked night trying to get on the reno get home. but not everyone was frustrated to be stuck on i-80 at applegate mother nature's the right on guys need to be out support officials are hoping drivers heed the warning not to drive all it's snowing here along i-80 in the foothills and some drivers stuck monday starting to figure it out and passing the word be done to get stuck out here way like everybody else. i did to a drive sec and try to stay dry. everybody stay warm. >> good advice. can do it. here's our 4 zone forecast as we give you a look at a highway to 67. >> this is in the truckee area leading to a north star. yeah, it must be the turn off from north star on highway 2.67. there. nobody is out there now. that goodness would not want to be stuck like those drivers. yes, snow coming down still in the high country. dangerous conditions here in the sierra nevada over the next 36 hours or so as we've got that heavy snow moving in across

at the same time, janet reno also correct in that laws were being broken.egal automatic weapons were being stockpiled by a group that is intended to use them in a battle against the government. whether the government instigated it or if they did not, that he did to fight -- they needed to fight. everything that has happened since and you can hear the pain in the voice of the congressman. of course, there is pain. children died who do not need to. janet reno, laws are being broken and that the fbi had wanted to kill everyone in that building, they had the means to do so for 51 days. it would not have to wait at all if that was their intention. we have a situation where they are all kinds of bad judgment on every side of this issue. that is why it is worth studying now because if remains unresolved, the resentment only linger, they fester in our country. host: that is what i wanted to ask you and we will get the cause after this. the subtitle of your book is david koresh the branch davidians and legacy of rage. what is that rate? -- that legacy? guest: the be

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reno 25 to 29 think they made it to 26. are a lot of twenties in lake county, but we're good to go for today. kind of a breezy, windy pattern here for us. it's a cool and that's for sure. but at least the visibility is good. the air quality is spectacular and it's a little cool. the weekend will be great. it looks nice there on the weekend, all eyes all attention. all focused. everything is i won't could be a significant pattern change starting next wednesday, maybe going the rest of february and early march. i don't want to jump on board too soon, too fast. but, boy, it sure looks like it. everything is pointing in that direction. fifties on the temps tomorrow morning will be colder. i guarantee it and then it will be nice. take some clouds friday, but your weekend looks good. you guys bit stressful. perseverance is what makes you successful viral on social media, and he's joining us on the nine in the next hour meet the fate teacher who doubles as the math magician. he's here in studio for a special performance and a man

zimmerman is from san jose and graduated from lee high school and continued onto the university of nevada reno. >>> in san francisco the jewish community use the game to reach out to homeless people that did not have a place to watch the game. john ramos explains. >> reporter: for those who call san francisco streets, home, one day seems pretty much like the next. here super bowl sunday does not mean very much. >> no. it don't matter. there are too many homeless people out here and they get in the way. >> reporter: in 2017, a mayor and youtube influencer in brooklyn, did not see homeless people is getting in the way. he decided to make a change. >> watching the game tonight? >> i wish i could. >> i have a place to watch the game. >> reporter: what he created is the super soul party . a big game watch party for people who do not have the comfort of a living room so far. the concept caught on. and is now celebrated across the country. including here at this community center in san francisco's soma district. >> to bring somebody that does not really have a community. does not really have a home.

. >> this approaching truckee from the reno side, heading westbound as you come up from reno and get at the old agricultural station there in truckee. you can see nobody's on the freeway interstate 80 and highway 50 are both closed. we're going to lawrence. but said let's go to kevin mcginnis. kevin, are you there? i'm here can. all right. we've got kevin mcginnis on the his family's from the north bay. they were up enjoying all the snow and having a good time up there. and then it was time to come home. and kevin, you're not coming home. tell us what's going on with you and your family. >> well, have we left? we were staying in incline village we've got on the road about 11. by the time we got to and the snow was coming down. pretty good by the time we got the truck. it was just, you know, bumper to bumper traffic that wasn't moving and then they about one, 30 closed westbound interstate 80 over donner summit. >> kevin, i know you're not alone. there's a bunch of people what are you seeing are people just waiting it out and cars? are they? sleeping and what are people doing? well, y

population growth in reno and sacramento is bringing a lot of people into town. more people working remotely and able to drive them for a few hours. and then of course there has been snow. >> if you don't get to the train tunnel by 7:00 a.m., it can be as much as an hour to two hours. they are going 12 miles. >> some solutions about creating park rides, earlier warnings and drivers with reserved parking lots that are for and more people out there directing traffic at problem spots with the railroad crossing. >> i pulled the old man card when i was a kid. traffic wasn't so bad. now it's like, even on a regular weekend. the best snowpack since february 1995. it's been a long time since it is great this time of year. we have the next storm system laying up taking some time. main hearing from tomorrow night into saturday. in case you missed it it shows it all here. you're dealing with wind, rain, low snow, and some very cold temperatures. getting you ready to go for that this week. taking you into the microclimate forecast and starting off with you tomorrow morning.

played in the 2003 east-west shrine bowl as an all-star wide receiver at the university of nevada, renoing down to the 65th grammy awards on sunday. you can catch it here on cbs or stream it live on paramount plus. nichelle medina has a preview and explains why history could be made. ♪ back now ♪ >> reporter: it's music's biggest night, and this year it's a battle of two vocal powerhouses. beyonce and adele will go head-to-head in several top grammy categories like album of the year. >> a lot of people really want beyonce to finally get her flowers from the grammys in a top category, which she hasn't done. >> reporter: beyonce adds nine nominations to her grammy resume and could make history. >> if she wins four, she'll break the record for most grammy wins ever. >> reporter: other leading artists up for awards include kendrick lamar, brandi carlile and harry styles. ♪ as it was ♪ >> reporter: it could also be a big night for country music and stars like maren morris will face veterans like willie nelson and dolly parton. >> the country contingent of the grammys really likes to favor th

y si tiene planes de ir a reno al que esperar unos pocos días más porque haya avisos de tormentas invernalesva a los ángeles mañana se espera un día lindo pero también llegara lluvia para el sábado en la noche, incluso el domingo con mejores condiciones para el lunes, pero mucho cuidado en las autopistas. aquí les dejo el pronóstico de los próximos días en san francisco. hay otra posibilidad de lluvia para el miércoles y el próximo viernes de la semana que viene. así que a mantenernos al tanto con el tiempo. regreso con ustedes >>> ( habla en inglés ) >>> este viernes aumentaron en san francisco las celebraciones del mes de la herencia negra y fue con actos culturales y declaraciones de funcionarios y activistas. la alcaldesa dijo que aún hay barreras por romper pero que se reelegida para el cargo una prueba de los avances logrados contra el racismo y la desigualdad, sin embargo dijo que todavía hay trabajo por hacer para eliminar los problemas que afectan a esta comunidad >>> en el mes de la herencia negra queremos relatar el trabajo que hacen en san francisco por promover y celebrar la san

we'll check out big bear. 32, that snowmaking numbers right there. 29 in reno, 48 in sacramento, and we're very cool here around the bay as well. 41 in san francisco and you can see about 43 in fremont. 45 in santa rosa. so a cool day below average temperatures. and again, a look at what's happening here as we do have this low pressure system that he's now sitting right off the coast here of san francisco. and that is what's helping to drive some of these showers. and again, we just had you can see there a little bit of lightning that rolled in with this cell that brought some hail and some showers. so while we are seeing some pops of sunshine out there, we're not done with this yet. that rotation has to happen. and then track south before we kind of wind of this whole system up. so a little bit of wild weather today. now, the nice thing is the wind is relatively calm down compared to where we've been highest number in the map there. 15 miles per hour at sfo. how much rain we're expecting for the rest of today. not much that you can see those of you in parts of the east bay and south

the plan to get to reno may turn into a multi day effort. i'm tired of it. >> i've been up since 03:00am i worked night and trying to get on the reno get home. but not everyone was frustrated to be stuck on i-80 at applegate mother nature's the guys. thanks for being out support officials are hoping drivers heed the warning not to drive all it's snowing here along i-80 in the foothills and some drivers stuck monday starting to figure it out and passing the word be done against a guy here way like everybody else. i did drive sec and try to stay dry. everybody stay warm. >> well, of course, back here in the bay area with snow falling in parts of that haven't seen snow in a long time. a lot of people decided to maybe start off their week but throw some snowballs and our cameras were there to capture hundreds of people visiting mount diablo yesterday. >> throwing snowballs, writing sleds, as you can see, even some donning skis. people waiting in line actually to get a spotted a nearby parking lot. it was packed and we had a chance to speak with

the plan to get to reno may turn into a multi day effort. i'm tired of it. >> i've been up since 03:00am i worked night trying to get on the reno get home. but not everyone was frustrated to be stuck on i-80 at applegate mother nature's the guys. thanks for being out support officials are hoping drivers heed the warning not to drive all it's snowing here along i-80 in the foothills and some drivers stuck monday starting to figure it out and passing the word be done get stuck out here. way like everybody else. i did drive sec and try to stay dry. everybody stay warm. >> check this out. people in the bay area had some much had says alot of fun in the yesterday's storm brought more snow to mount diablo kron four's amanda hari talk with folks who made the trip up the mountain. >> despite being a monday, the parking lot at mount diablo was full all afternoon and people even waited in line to get a spot. also, they would have the chance to play in the snow. >> hundreds of people spent a part of their day enjoying the snow on mount diablo. some thr

the plan to get to reno may turn into a multi day effort. i'm tired of it. >> i've been up since 03:00am i worked night trying to get on the reno get home. but not everyone was frustrated to be stuck on i-80 at applegate mother nature's the right on guys. thanks for being out support officials are hoping drivers heed the warning not to drive all it's snowing here along i-80 in the foothills and some drivers stuck monday starting to figure it out and passing the word be done get stuck out here. way like everybody else. i did drive sec and try to stay dry. everybody stay warm. >> try best they can back here. we have snow falling as well and parts of the bay parts that had seen snow in a very long time or at least this much. >> in a very long time. take a look at the video here. we want to come out. yesterday caught to some folks having fun, throwing snowballs, right and sleds, even strap and the skis on 2 people waiting in long lines to get to nearby parking lot so they could make the trek up there just so the kids could have a little fun. we

side, of course, you've got 43 in truckee. 42 in south lake tahoe. 51 the forecast for tomorrow in reno plan on sticking around for the weekend. you're going to see those temperatures staying on the cool side. skies are going to stay mostly sunny. looks like the roadways going to be opening clear, no threat of rain or snow as we head throughout the weekend as well. and then everything is going to change. in fact, it is going to change not only there but all across the state. here's the forecast model. you see what happens as we go through time. we get into the weekend, nice and dry through the weekend by about next tuesday. yeah, we've got some very cold air moving in. likely going to see some snow making its way back in the sierra nevada and a few scattered showers begin to pop up around the state. but then as we get into whole lot colder air begins to roll in and thursday and friday and look at that. even in the bay area startup in some white stuff, least on mountain tops here around the bay area. sticking on the ground there as well. and lots of snow in the high country to that will

record lows likely we're looking at morning lows in reno in the 20s vegas into the 30s even los angeles into the upper 30s. salt lake city in the 20s. we're looking at 5 to 8 feet of snow back through the sierra, but also, the san bernardino mountains and the santa barbara mountains, as well we're also looking upwards of 10 inches of rain through southern california. significant roadway flooding and airport delays likely. lester >> all right al roker, thank you. >>> new tonight, a preliminary finding about the cause of that toxic train disaster in ohio as the transportation secretary visited for the first time ron allen is there >> reporter: tonight, with the scene being cleaned up, new details about what caused the fiery derailment federal investigators saying a preliminary investigation shows an overheated wheel bearing likely to blame. >> this was 100% preventable. >> reporter: the ntsb says the train passed over two detectors, which showed the bearing was heating up by the time it hit a third detector, it was 253 degrees above air temperature, triggering an audible alarm to warn the

in reno, officials issued a new blizzard warning they say could be life threatening. although the worst of the storm in southern california is over, these are the lingering impacts. rocks giving way along the central california highway. in los angeles county, erosion from heavy rains ate away at the shoreline next to this rv park. take a look. this rv plunges into a river. nearby residents grateful no one was hurt >> it could have even been worse last night with the amount of rain we had. i'm just glad we're safe >> that video is really something dana griffin is with us now you're at that rv park about an hour north of l.a. is there concern for the people who are still there, dana? >> reporter: yeah, well, kate, i want to show you, this is one of the three rvs that fell into the water as this hillside gave way. as a precaution, those homes that were nearby have since relocated to the opposite side of this rv park. kate >> all right dana, thank you. >>> there are new concerns tonight that china is considering supplying russia with weapons and ammunition to help its inv

the amtrak train mac stalled, sending us this video, from reno to sacramento when it stalled near theorest, making the most of the two-hour detour playing in the snow before the train got moving again. >> one year to the day that russia invaded ukraine, a show of support in sacramento, can see it in blue and yellow, ukrainian, others, hundreds of people gathered outside the capitals remember ukrainians killed in the war as well as thousands who lost loved ones in their homes, they want to show solidarity between the u.s. and ukraine. ukrainian family that lives in fresno recalls the moment they knew the war had started, and they heard explosions close to where they lived with their four children and knew immediately they needed to leave. they knew there would be targets, they had run a nonprofit that helped refugees from russian occupied areas, they would miss many killings, while they are safe in the u.s. they say their hearts and minds are still back home of course. >> thinking about our family members that remain in ukraine and dangerous areas and all of our thoughts about the end

. >> i'm on my way up to reno and we're at home. it got stuck, so i thought i would get a little workout while i wait. >> so this is your exercise? >> yes, bust it out. >> the snow gear at the freeway entrance, oh boy. a part of i-80 in placer county was closed off through the nevada state line. this is why. placer county sheriff says drivers were trying to get around it, but the back roads were really bad too. can't see anything in that video as they saw a lot of spinouts and crashes. we have been talking about this for a couple of days. that's a lot of snow. >> yeah, they can't keep the interstate open. of course, the back roads are going to be even worse. i don't understand the logic in that at all. i-80 is likely to be closed throughout the day tomorrow. the blizzard conditions up there are going to continue. it'll mean literally blizzard conditions and it's a blizzard warning in effect through 4:00 wednesday morning. let's talk about what's happening in the sierra first. blizzard warnings and the winter storm warnings frequentl

operated by care flight went down friday night in a mountainous area around 45 miles southeast of reno flight nurse, paramedic, and a patient and patient's family member all died. the area was under a winter storm warning at the time. >> it sounded almost -- i told my wife that it sounded like a ship kind of like a ship sinking. the noise of it. and then we heard a big motor and a big boom.ne aply brokert before hitting the gr. it's unclear what may have caused the crash, but the faa and the ntsb are investigating. >>> and the "associated press" says millions of people who rely on medicaid may be booted off the program. when the pandemic started, the federal government prohibited states from kicking people off medicaid even if they were no longer eligible. over the next year, states will be required to start checking the eligibility of every person on medicaid. as many as 14 million people could lose access to medicaid health care coverage. >>> still to come, new layoffs at twitter. the social media platform cuts hundreds of jobs in the latest round of layoffs since elon musk took over

in a study by the desert research institute in reno, scientists analyzed data from past seasons, andthe caldor fire in south lake tahoe. they found that mid winter dry spells, burn scars had significantly higher snow melt. >> during these dry periods in the middle of winter, we found that you can lose through melt close to half of the snowpack, if not more in some of the lower elevation places. in places higher in the mountains where we don't expect a big change to take place, even if it's dry, after the fire has passed through that caused snow to melt much faster in those higher elevation areas. >> the impacts of wildfire on snow melt include more sun exposure and a reduction in the snow's ability to reflect sunlight, and in the winter, immediately following a fire, snow is dusted with black carbon from burnt vegetation, which can accelerate snow melt rates. scientists say while extreme weather may be our new normal, we have the ability to adapt, manage and mitigate the impacts. >> how do we deal with fire is through the addition of more fire. we need good fire, low severity, prescr

also, 42 in south lake tahoe. 51 degrees in reno. if you plan on sticking around, we are going to see some nice weather and dry conditions throughout the weekend as high pressure is going to build in. so those temperatures probably a warm up a little bit, especially into monday, but after that, everything really begins to change. i want you to take a look at some of these computer models as we head through time right now. here we go on friday. then we go through the weekend looking good by early next week, though, things change. high pressure gets all the way in. here we go again by tuesday night. maybe some snow making its way to the sierra nevada again. but then gets even more interesting. more snow on the way there. and how about that? we start to see some snow popping up around bay area mountains to the question is how low will that snow get? we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. the iconic pier at seacliff state beach in apt will be demolished later this month. >> last month's powerful winte

callie zimmerman is from san jose and continued to the university of nevada, reno. if you tuned in for the halftime show, rihanna delivered. the halftime performance featured all of her top hits, and shortly after she had the stage her representatives confirmed that she is pregnant meanwhile, on the field, the game came down to the final seconds to decide who would end up walking away as champs. >> vern glenn has the recap. >> reporter: in 2020, the chiefs stunned the 49ers with a comeback, and tonight they rallied against the eagles to win their second super bowl in the last four years! the eagles had jalen hurts, who came out on fire in his first super bowl. patrick mahomes was looking for another title. fourth quarter. chiefs up one. mvp mahomes finding skyy moore. but the eagles have some playmakers. hurts to his alabama crimson tide playmaker devaunte sigler, inside the five! that led to another quarterback sneak. two-point conversion for hertz, tying it at 35. pocket collapse from the homes prame. bad ankle and all, and he took off running! huge first down ins

it's called 31 uk to reading 13 up in reno.to three degrees yesterday, one of our observers there so mostly sunny today looks good system will start to roll in on friday morning late thursday and the friday morning again not too much to the south. this will open the door, though to another system, which will be here late saturday and the sunday so cold morning some higher clouds, but still okay, bumping up those temps a teeny bit. but rain returns late friday and again on friday and then again late saturday and early sunday. that will be a stronger system. in fact, there's some projections here pretty good rain, especially santa rosa, and inch and a quarter san jose three quarters, so this one again coming in late saturday, sunday has a bigger punch than the one on friday fifties on attempts or low sixties freemont san jose on the morgan hill partly sunning on thursday. we clouded up on friday cloudy saturday morning rain developed saturday night into sunday. on that one. good morning. right now. we do have new information here

this came out yesterday from reno national weather service in reno mentioned it, tahoe city has having since 1952 and the seventh coldest since records began in 1910. that's from november beginning in november to february, 20th. but still, i mean not only that, but also arizona's having one of its coldest winters in a long since the 19 fifties as well, not yesterday, it was spring like santa rosa, san rafael, conquered palo alto and gilroy all hit 70 nap in san jose. we're right there. oakland 68 in san francisco is 67. but today, san san rafael conquered menlo park in san jose. those arrows are all heading down instead of sixties and seventies, they'll be in the fifties and those arrows will keep going down. probably all the way to friday. so we picked it out on sunday and monday, and now it is straight down here today is the transition day. this is when the wind picks up from that system beginning to move in. there will be pieces of it. the secondary impulse will be the one on thursday friday. that's the one that's really going to bring in the rain first, though the wind picks up tod

the highs there are going to be a little chilly in the 30's upper 40's as you head toward reno. but the numbers going to warm up a little bit, but staying dry throughout the weekend. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> a lot sure has happened in the last 7 months and entire nfl season. plenty of offseason drama for the giants and major trades for the warriors. that's the most recent one. but you know what hasn't happened in those 7 months? tiger woods hasn't teed off in a pga tournament. not all changed today. woods made his pga tour return at the genesis invitational down in pacific palisades. now, before we go to tigers, day, the shot of the day belonged to former cal golfer collin morikawa 17th hole. >> this birdie lays it up right to the lip of the cup. >> and most of jumped up and down and the ball drops called finished the day 5 under trailing co-leaders max homa and keep mitchell. they're both -7. tiger finished the day on a roll. he's plus one at 16. you're not in the short bird. little 17 from 25 feet. >> right to left. but looks like tiger of old puts it in, gives the fist pu

i am sandra reno video and i'm chris lamps, cove, it conflict and climate change. are all making it harder for people to feed themselves. you may be finding even basic food stops, not available or simply not affordable. but some people are working to reverse the trend. here is today's show. the impact home god may be having in garner or cooking oil has been made from old german bray. and the mother gas can project fight in monetization with insects. one thing that is easy to forget when we had diag news about hunger and among nutrition is that we can grow enough food to feed every one. if we do it right, i'll fuss report looks at how rhonda ease betting own sustainable fish funding to nourish its growing population. ah, the future of fish farming in your wonder starts here. these thousands of tilapia fingerings will soon be introduced into pans and lakes. the aim of the cash under fish farm project is to boost fish stocks, improved food security, and provide locals with a sustainable source of income and protein. what we are doing now and our community of what to p

one of the tribes proposing that my project is the reno sparks. indian culture mission ebony is head of the tribes cultural research program. she guides us through a tribal historic preservation exhibit that habitat is going to be destroyed for electric vehicles, evans tribe, and at least one other are part of a lawsuit against the b l. m. that aims at stopping the project a pick a pass completely. that the people know that mining doesn't also just bring jobs, but it also brings annihilation to home lance, and we'll, we'll annihilate our indigenous peoples way of life. lithium mine and 2nd pass will have a direct impact on the fort mcdermott, shoshone by you, tribe. that is just 35 miles away. the tribe just signed a so called benefits agreement with lithium, americus, or company will build several community buildings and pay for educational and job training measures. exchange. they do not and will not resist the project, despite having significant reservations and problems with it. made him so i'm always min, considered stewards of, of, you know, a mother earth. you know that this i

things are of course, much harder in this is hunter guzman with wonder. few fish, reno and neu, back noticed something else. some companies now see the rebuilding of ukraine as a potentially huge opportunity. or even if no one knows when the war there will end turn yes, tissue cartoons. ukraine is really interesting in the sense that a lot of western aid and reconstruction funds, or coral ready going there means eyes and bows. acoya on, for example, in construction to rebuild or repair it's damaged. infrastructure are also based on our emo, but there's also a lot of investment in the health sector and even other areas of public service. if you're not a happy embassy to one shot, the machine makers at kansas dine are also interested in ukraine. but as long as the bullets are still flying, c e. o jens kito dine refuses to send any of his 45 employees into a war zone. chisel steins, equipment purchases, wires accurate to within $100.00 of a millimeter. the company is the world market leader. when the sanctions were imposed almost a year ago, young kito dime was working on an order for a