reno for the gas attack and ms. reno responded that was that once again, that she took responsibility for it at one point, she talked about she was particularly hurt by the suggestions that she was responsible for the deaths of the children inside the compound. i mean, this is pretty dramatic stuff. you know, it was was a horrible incident. i think anybody who saw it live on television will never forget it. i know. i never will. and just to bring back to have such a prolonged discussion of that final day of that fire and those children dying inside the compound, it was it was quite emotional. and that was our guest, david jackson. in 1995, who was covering the hearings. mr. jackson. what were those days like and what was the media coverage like? sunrise of sun up. it was the media coverage was intense. i mean, i think you guys broadcast them live and like huge swathes of the hearings were broadcast live. i know, by cnn. i don't think fox and msnbc had started yet, but all the major newspapers, all the networks were

reno for the gas attack and ms. reno responded that was that once again, that she took responsibility for it at one point, she talked about she was particularly hurt by the suggestions that she was responsible for the deaths of the children inside the compound. i mean, this is pretty dramatic stuff. you know, it was was a horrible incident. i think anybody who saw it live on television will never forget it. i know. i never will. and just to bring back to have such a prolonged discussion of that final day of that fire and those children dying inside the compound, it was it was quite emotional. and that was our guest, david jackson. in 1995, who was covering the hearings. mr. jackson. what were those days like and what was the media coverage like? sunrise of sun up. it was the media coverage was intense. i mean, i think you guys broadcast them live and like huge swathes of the hearings were broadcast live. i know, by cnn. i don't think fox and msnbc had started yet, but all the major newspapers, all the networks were

we just from reno to sacramento. so i'm not. >> our fate of drive in the snow, but i usually plan it where i can leave a little early or, you know, to avoid. the next up being from reno. he knew to prepare for extreme weather. we filled up on gas and we have food and water because i as they prepare, you know, we're going over the mountains is just kind of caught us by surprise. others were caught a bit off-guard. what do you think about all that's a lot. yeah. a pretty crazy. >> how is all that traffic was like mad max is we thought it was start of like one, carol, i think is predicted to actually. >> they left san francisco to head to truckee for some skiing avalanche. a scheme my here a little pretty awesome the 70's. >> this trucker wasn't prepared for the big down of the national weather service tells fox 40 with this late season storm we'd see about one to 2 inches of snow hour. i did not take why are you coming around? i came from something he planned to continue to chicago, but with all the delays the studios,

we just from reno to sacramento.te of drive in the snow, but i usually plan it where i can leave a little early or, you know, to avoid. the next up being from reno. he knew to prepare for extreme weather. we filled up on gas and we have food and water because i as they prepare, you know, we're going over the mountains is just kind of caught us by surprise. others were caught bit off-guard. what do you think about all that's a lot. yeah. a pretty crazy. >> how is all that? traffic was like mad max is we thought it was start of like one, carol, i think is predicted to actually. >> they left san francnsco to head to truckee for some skiing avalanche. a scheme might out here a little pretty awesome the 70's. >> this trucker was unprepared for the big down of the national weather service tells fox 40 with this late season storm would see about one to 2 inches of snow hour. i did not take why are you coming around? i came from something he planned to continue to chicago, but with all the delays the studios. >> turned those

and reno, known as the biggest little in the world. and only a few degrees of.ered a handful oe knew him in their daily lives. they were shocked to know that he was the one who was responsible for this. it. it was also surmised during trial that the reason did not kill me was because he was that i would able to be identified by him to the extent that i was able to. and how did you later do that by pictures? i worked with this sketch artist. i worked with a sketch. and that sketch eventually is what helped lead to his arrest. yes, ma'am. are there colleges or universities that do allow certain carry of sorry? are there colleges and, universities or in states that will allow. yes, ma'am, there are. mom brain is hitting me very hard at the current moment to exactly which ones. for a lot of states, though, however, it's not a blanket. allowance. they at the discretion of each university. so the pass it. but then they it off to the universities to be able decide and more often than not, even though the state allows it the individual universities and the privatized un

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we just from reno to sacramento. so i'm not. >> our fate of drive in the snow, but i usually plan it where i can leave a little early or, you know, to avoid. the next up being from reno. he knew to prepare for extreme weather. we filled up on gas and we have food and water because i as they prepare, you know, we're going over the mountains is just kind of caught us by surprise. others were caught bit off-guard. what do you think about all this? that's a lot. yeah. a pretty crazy. >> how is all that traffic? those like mad max is we thought it was start of like one, carol, i think is predicted to actually. >> they left san francisco to head to truckee for some skiing. >> just keen might out here a little pretty awesome the 70's. >> this trucker was unprepared for the big down of the national weather service tells fox 40 with this late season storm we'd see about one to 2 inches of snow hour. i did not take are you coming around? i came from something he planned to continue to chicago, but with all the delays the studi

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it is 54 bay and 51 incline warm 70 in reno.ut yeah, the forecast tomorrow we've got a lot of 60's out there by tomorrow afternoon, 70's into reno. it'll be sunny and bright. if you're headed that direction back the next few days, looks like some very nice weather ahead as we get into the holiday weekend, temperatures may cool down just slightly on friday saturday, we're talking those temperatures topping out in the 60's. so if you do plan to go ski, go in the early morning with the temperatures are much colder as you head toward the middle of the day. the temperatures warm up to skin that slush. that's not as good, of course. but something else to watch out for 2, as you're going to see some pop-up thunderstorms likely in the afternoon over the next couple days and probably into the weekend to this will be coming up interrupting in the afternoon hours. so you may go on the morning of may be nice and clear. watch out, though in the afternoon you could see some showers and thunderstorms across the high country. thank you, lawrenc

all my nightmare is coming to the my name is alyssa reno, so i am the co founder of comm, collected asia, and i am based in single port conflict. the is a social enterprise that we found it to normalize conversations around mental health so that we can break the stigma around mental health here in asia, the people who are shamed to talk about mental health. and what's the use in the dark pizza shame. and if you are ashamed of something that you're struggling with, you're less likely to seek help. i wish i had that resource 6 years ago. the portal already been done with those 3 piece a while ago because i've, i don't, was going towards the i the what does that, what i said donors pointed out that it was being assessed to squeeze dietrich, dietrich proposed and got the media. what does that mean? does it get to travel? very rebecca to bugs, but he let it down to get us like would you be? yeah, that was it was up to him to be sure. the youngest is a bite to the court liability. i'll go to acceptable side, it will be the cool, never duck on an adult. she was able to like a company, but it wa

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the electro source has dictated dra 0 molina, the window of sunday's presidential election, reno entered the race at the last minute to replace full and present ricardo martin natalie, who was disqualified. the election took place against the backdrop of social discontent. economic slowdown, the drought was the top stories. this how we're going to have another quick update for you in about 25 minutes time. i'll see you then witnesses the program coming up next the . ready the data and it of the general tab, the data course these are the the the, the most negative, the cd looks fine. you veto comments. so i'm going to need that is done. i'm talking you let the don't complain the thought of these vanya wouldn't the gussy quite in daniels, the new release from cool the i'm with the bad on the 9th he is on the top, we do not see up any that on those, but this was for the because the things on the one way by late them being going video, allow me see a at those low screen minutes. and i think that it would say maybe, you know, yeah. might in fact though, they will be the same fleming to lot of

host: michael in reno, nevada. this is marlene from texas, 25-65. what have you protested in your lifetime? caller: i've protested a lot this year and used my free speech to protest for palestine and the f.b.i. does monitor those protests because they're afraid what we'll do. i protested against a border wall and protested about the tiktok ban and they banned it just because they want to take our free speech away on israel-palestine. i used my free speech for many. we need to be able to protest and if the right wing takes away that ability we're not going to have a country anymore. the right wing is going fast and we need to stop it by protesting. you all have a good day. thank you. host: glenn, columbus, ohio, over the age of 65. what have you protested in your lifetime? caller: well, that protest in 1964 was the voting right act. i was arrested and taken to the jail in selma, alabama. i was 13 at the time. that's the only time that i have protest to vote but i have many opportunities that i wish i could have protested but that was my only time. an

each and every member of this party the way i did at the last two national conventions in orlando, reno and here tonight. i am extending my hand. take it and be a partner in liberty. [applause] now we know what the lesser of two evils continues to give us. more people. but we're done with that. so are the voters. rfk jr. presenting himself as some sort of outsider. rule number one if you want to elect a political outsider. don't elect a guy with the last name kennedy. [cheers] because i am a real outsider. i was the first libertarian presidential candidate to campaign in all 50 states. i want you to know why i did that. because the drive and determination, i wanted you to see that in my eyes, and i hope every campaign we have from here on out is a truly national campaign for the libertarian party. now, i got to see a lot of things firsthand. i got to see ellis island where many families can do this country. i visited the border witnessing firsthand how damaging drug policies inspire people to leave their families and homes. i visited with iranian immigrants who live in idaho. and i spok

for a long time about the abuse of special counsel's and this tradition goes back 25 years, janet reno i believe originated the idea and the problem we have, congress has an oversight responsibility and we have to make sure the justice system is maintained well and that is our job. the problem that many of us see with special counsel statute is it goes outside the regular appropriations process. there is discussion about what is the most effective way for congress to take the reins and ensure the special counsel's are not abusing the law themselves? discussions are not new. we are looking intently because the problem has reached a crescendo. i think there are serious questions and americans want to know what we can ensure -- we can do to ensure the law is filed. >> are you committed to running a gun first beaker or -- running again as speaker? >> i intend to lead the conference in the future. the most important thing we have to do right now is govern the country well, show americans we will and are doing and my job is to keep and grow the house majority in november. that is my singular

the weather service in reno is sharing issuing a winter storm warning which is not happened since 2005. let's take a look at those conditions tonight along i-80 up there in that area. all right. let's get you a look at your 4 zone forecast. gayle ong, what's happening with the weather? much quieter now. and yes, over a 2 feet of snow and had the sierra. >> in 24 hours and we had our weather as well with the rain. now things are going to be coming down. we will be warming up and we will start on the chilly out, though, tomorrow morning. so you'll notice that will start in the 60's for monday. but then we start to gradually warm up to lead the 70's and 80's. you'll see that in the 7 day in just a bit. but you can see how quiet it is. most of that activity now is moving towards the rockies, salt lake city and denver, seeing some unsettled weather there. quiet for us in california tonight, mostly clear with some breezy conditions that wind speeds should calm down overnight, chilly morning once again, partly cloudy skies. but it looks like we're mostly sunny and then we'll see those breezy

several twisters were confirmed including one in el reno just last night near oklahoma city. video shows damage to buildings and cars and at least two injuries were reported west in blaine county. the radar shows the next severe weather threat ramping up in the plains beginning tonight. come tomorrow, nearly 40 million people will be at risk of severe weather from michigan all the way to oklahoma. >>> hundreds of thousands in the houston area are struggling to stay cool as they deal with heat without electricity. while power returned to some homes and businesses, some hit hard by thursday's powerful storms are still in the dark, and it could be a couple of days before power is restored. >>> after a weekend on the campaign trail, it is back to court today for donald trump. the former president's defense team is expected to continue questioning michael cohen in the so-called hush-money trial. president biden took his campaign to two battleground states addressing an naacp dinner in detroit after speaking to the graduating class at a historically black college in atlanta. skyler

building and she's looking after the, you know, my little cousins of a i got a whole thing running and reno we help support where we can if there's anything needed, i can be more useful to them and see about to rely on from this side and then being actually there myself, i mean that's just new to us. i mean, most communities live as well. but yeah, you need to make the money. you need to do what you need to do to live. i'm getting message after message after message. and you to another one. so then to this time i just want to exchange my phone off and not attend to anything besides what i want to attend to. and it's just simply not possible the of the example. mm hm. so who am i show? no room that i would love to get on. so i was like when we pick day off, oh cool, new thing i watch the video from the engender 187, numerous 87. okay. who number to dial? i will know what's going on with it. right now i'm send the right letter to the middle, frank, low miles the nursing can into my local news. it is kind of within the society or duties. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. my, the i did, i would say that

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so is available. reno live in idaho. falls off for me for that goes on probably the key code. sure. it is. i see a green this is robert oakley unit for units. the the modern patent medic world of smartphones and tech upgrades partners no prompts and hand painted traditions of yesteryear seem to be fading away. particular stuff outside of the bustling metropolis of moscow. and you'll find that traditional russian culture is still going strong. the valley her, my little sister store to the model girl to i got you. no problem. seeing that on the out of the nose on the side of the drive i showed my brother through he was sudden to hoping for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, i guess i lost my list, but the outcome of chicago police, it'd be gang is because it's like you get photos. i believe you lazy as another crime scene. could have been a doctor, or nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing people out here, the car, everybody. this is a daily show that's very different because well we, we, we try to be real honest with you. we try to

a fairly mild temperatures, though we're looking about 60 in south lake tahoe, warm 73, though, in reno. still, if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, there are a possibility of thunderstorms popping up across the mountain top specially on friday and sunday. saturday looks okay. but watch out for those specially in the afternoon of the golden gate bridge right now looking good. couple high clouds begin to creep in as high pressure kind of scoots out of the way and that sea breeze blowing outside. right now. temperatures. well, they started to back off a bit today and that trend is going to take us into the next couple days of as much as 3, 4 degrees cooler around the bay area. much cooler weather as we head toward tomorrow afternoon and a lot cooler well below the average to start out the weekend. temperatures today right at the average and temperatures go 64 degrees. 66 in oakland, 77 degrees in san jose. 79 in livermore, 82 and warm and concord. 82 also in santa rosa tomorrow. yeah, we're waking up with plenty of clouds early on some patchy fog and then it's going hug the coa

did clear out the low clouds and the thunderstorms around the sierra today, mostly up towards the reno area that will be an area to watch again tomorrow. south of lake tahoe. a chance of those sierra thunderstorms, but just really some patchy low clouds around the bay area as you wake up tomorrow morning so you can see how these clouds start to kind of fill in again, mostly around monterey bay, south of morgan hill and gilroy, and then more sunshine as we move forward into the afternoon morning temperatures. a little bit on the cool side, upper 40s to low 50s. lots of sunshine. still a bit breezy near the coast, but you can see at least for tomorrow. we're still mostly talking 60s and 70s now. watch what happens by tuesday. mid to upper 80s inland 80 across the north bay 70 bayside for a day. we begin to cool down a little bit on wednesday. now let's move forward to saturday and watch how these temperatures drop next weekend. starting off the 60s around the bay area as we start memorial day weekend. and the culprit here will be an area of low pressure that will approach as we head towa

she joins me now from reno in nevada. professor call you, thanks so much for coming on. it's such a detailed scholarly book, but presently it's going to help people if they're turning on the news and as being a hurricane the wildfire that's going anything. and the way the article, mainstream media we'll talk about it will be in terms of this is because your i said, are not recycling enough. you're going to not doing enough to going back time of change. explain why people have to be very wary when uh, when watching the news a well, the main thesis of my book is that we have vastly over simplified both the climate problem and it's solutions. the weakest part of the argument is whether warming is even dangerous. and you know, this, that this was assumed way back, you know, in the late 1980, is this the, you were picked up on this issue, you know, to put forward, you know, a global as the agenda. and, and so the science has been actually the policy cards has been way out in front of the scientific course for decades now on this issue. and the problem's been very narrow a fra

reno vive en antioch.cho tráfico y en el tren se ahorra mucho, bastante tiempo y más económico, menos gas. la decisión de cerrarla fue tomada por la autoridad de poderes unificados de san joaquín, encargada de mejorar y proteger el servicio del tren en el corredor que va desde bakersfield hasta oakland, pasando por antioch. un vocero de la agencia dijo que empezaron a tener problemas con los desamparados, por lo que tuvieron que remover algunas estructuras y empezar a abrir solo una puerta en el tren para evitar la evasión de pago. además de que con antioch y la nueva estación de oakley solo 6 millas de distancia se determinó que no era factible desde el punto de vista del horario o de la optimización del ferrocarril. mantener ambas estaciones, pero la idea de ir a ocle aquí no convence. kiley nos queda más lejos. hay que pagar más. mucha vuelta, pues para nosotros esta estación ya tiene tiempo de estar abierta. para qué van a abrir otra estación donde quiera están los desamparados. la representante de con

funding that they could get for subsidies they could get from the federal and state funding because we renoger have a major transportation hub in downtown antioch. >> reporter: the san joaquin regional rail commission says it has been planning this move since 2017, citing issues with homelessness and vandalism. the commission also says the distance between antioch and oakley does not allow for both stops. >> we've talked to our congressman. they're involved. we've talked to our assembly member. they're involved. this is a san joaquin joint powers authority issue. they have the power to re-open and reactivate our train station. >> reporter: as the date draws closer, local citizens have been building a campaign to stop the closure, but even the mayor says that at this point a change of direction is unlikely. >> i don't think we can probably change their mind. i think they changed their mind a few years ago. >> reporter: now antioch is setting up new kind of transit hub to maintain eligibility for housing dollars. what is the timeframe here? amtrak thinks construction will start in oakley octo

each and every member of this party the way i did at the last two national conventions in orlando and reno here tonight. i'm extending my hand. take it and be a partner with m] now, we know what the lesser of two evils continues to give us. more people. but we are done with that, and so are the voters. they look in dread with any other matchup between joe biden and donald trump and rfk junior presenting himself as some sort of outsider. numone if you want to elect an outsider, don't elect a guy with the last name kennedy. [applause] because i'm a real outsider. i was the first libertarian presidential candidate to campaign in all 50 states. and i want you to know why iid that. it's because the drive and determination, i wanted you to see that in my eyes, and i hope every campaign that we have from here on out is a truly national campaign for the libertarian party. i got to see a lot of things firsthand. i got to see ellis island, where our former immigration system, many families came to this country. i went to the border, witnessing how drug policies inspire people to leave their families

we're up in the 60's and the 70's this weekend, the tahoe area, 80 degrees in reno, beautiful all around. if you plan on sticking around throughout the weekend throughout the holiday, there you go. some very nice weather hovering near 70 degrees throughout the weekend. thanks, lawrence. santa rosa man convicted of murder has been sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. >> juan martinez was arrested in june of 2022. for killing a man in the windsor area after killing a martinez tried to pose as a kidnapper and extort the victim's girlfriend for more than $100,000. martinez was eventually arrested and confessed leading investigators to the body. one person is recovering tonight after being shot in oakland near lake merritt. police yesterday responded to grand avenue near the mcilroy fountain where they found a person who had been shot. police say the victim got into some kind of verbal fight with another person and then things escalated and there was a shooting. now that person is hospitalized in critical condition. this is an ongoing investigation. firefighters battled a big fire at a co

south lake tahoe and about 80 degrees in reno. so we made a drastic change just in the weekend. looks like nice weather is going to stick around. in fact, the plan to head that way. we've got a lot of sunshine coming way throughout the weekend. mother's day on sunday. if you're taking mom up there to enjoy beautiful conditions, just about perfect. nearly 70 degrees on sunday afternoon, mostly sunny. and if you're driving home on monday, looks like things are going to be good there as well. looks like there are some changes, long-range forecast. we'll check it out. coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. hard hats. chainsaws. a lot of hammering as kron four's. philippe djegal tells us habitat for humanity kicked off its annual women's leadership build in the east bay. >> 5 years ago before the first males were hammered into walls. thanks, around you, lisa. and then is applied for home ownership at habitat for humanity. east bay. silicon valley's affordable housing community since under construction in walnut esperanza place. cody ceci will last year she was accepted as p

for like they did with russian or not, you know, as always be political, those to approach to be a reno way performances were taking place. we met with a heavy police presence in another part of the city pro is really demonstrate is also gathered to support the performers we thought it was important to get together and celebrate celebrated music celebrate the happiness instead of the hate security is tied ahead of me protests planned for cents a day when the $26.00 qualifying nations will go head to head in the euro vision finals. let's get more of this from the, the fall to david limits. david, good morning. this is a, your vision has been particularly political positive. they've been up to the test on the streets and calls for boycotts of israel's entry. i mean, how much of that was possible at the show. but just watching the show broadcast, like millions of people do it on their tvs and laptops, um, it was not palpable at all. it just seems like any other eurovision, send me a final. but apparently, earlier in the day, at a rehearsal, the is really entry, a didn't go line was booed b

trying to push them back. several protest as were forcibly detained. train station outside 0 division, reno was closed down to prevent more protest is from for locking in. full reese is live for us now in mel most we then tell us the, the final is now on the way pull. one of the protests has been said it's, it's not shut area. if his to have kids just step behind you. yes, i'm outside the station outside mama. right? you know why the eurovision song contest is taking place helio station which has reopened again. but they the space behind me was really kyle: take a couple of hours ago. this is the area where all the your visions problems have kind of been milling around with lots of, lots of music play and police sort of watching over then. all of a sudden, a chance of like a live a policy in a loving lives. how a side broke out and that way. dozens of people with palestinian flags in this area. hey, behind made stuff demonstrating. police made a ring around them. some of them tried to rush at the gates, getting into the rita. and i'm going to start this been sort of gradually, they take it

let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's leading us off in el reno, oklahoma, of course, potentially in the path of all of this. ginger, take us through it. >> reporter: yes, david. i am right in the middle of that particularly dangerous situation tornado watch. and the darkness behind me is actually one of the tornado warned storms, about 65 miles to our northwest. we're going to watch this line and be one of many cities tonight that has to watch for those intense and long-track tornadoes that you mentioned. wichita falls, norman, oklahoma, wichita, kansas, up to salina all included. and it's just starting now. we're really going to see this low level jet punch, and everything is forming on what we call the dry line. but you see the severe storms all the way back to eastern montana, parts of north dakota. iowa going to be in play tonight. missouri, including kansas city. but it happens after that sun goes down. watch the timing. as we track this east, western iowa, down through kansas city, it's about midnight. and then into northeastern oklahoma. so, even tulsa gets it

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push back several protest as were forcibly detained and taken away train station outside your vision. reno was close down to prevent the protest is from locking in. so full res, in melma way, the or vision final is taking place and so is we are hearing pool and he will demonstrate has gathering there and now load. they are expressing the opposition to israel's participation in the contests. what have they been telling you? well, it's very nicole, it's a living situation. have we started off in the middle of fall by with thousands of demonstrators making that way through the city. we then came to mount marina. why they your vision? finally, citing place is just a few 100 maces way and at 1st everything was very calm. but it turned out that a lot of demonstrations had kind of made the way into the reading sort of area outside the rita in secret that i suddenly went tired. paula sitting in the study and flags and stopped demonstrating against israel is called, despising your vision against the wall and gauze that now the police reacted quite quickly. tried to try to contain the demonstration.