reno is okay. getting a view of that. for us it does look like the clouds will hold off until later. just after the eclipse starts to end. as we get into tomorrow morning. you will notice the low clouds. coming back in. around the bay area. maybe some coastal drizzle for your morning commute. san francisco, south. going through the day tomorrow. cooling temperatures. that sea breeze will pick up. that will be the big story this week. cooler, windy conditions at times. head towards tuesday, wednesday. tomorrow's temperatures in the 50s. as woe go throue go through the tomorrow. upper 80s. 70s, 80s. warmer places. steady cooling trend that will talk tlus tomorr take us through tomorrow. second half of all the week. temperatures are going to start to drop on off. 3-day forecast. breezy conditions. you heard battleship iowa, stalled from going into los angeles. gusty wind. choppy seas offshores. see if they will move the ship to the south. more wind coming in, middle part of the week. days to watch. memorial day weekend. may

for reno firefighters and police hearts are also on the table but with much more at stake. the fast-paced high stress conditions put officers at high risk for heart attack and stroke >> they're tough jobs. there is incredible stress, the work is tough on our people >> is tough on the budget. under nevada law a police officer or firefighter has a heart attack, it is presumed to be work-related and a single claim costs the city $1.5 million >> if a cardiac event happens that can be a very expensive issue for the city >> most of the money is spent fixing heart that has gone bust so reno took a gamble. here in the biggest little city in the world it took a different approach, they put their money on prevention >> we think we can my about the disease >> firefighters and police officers are now screen to see it if they are at high risk >> we look at blood pressure, smoking history, fitness capability, a basic list did panel >> with any of red flagged the team does a more advanced test looking at glycoproteins. >> they begin to tell a story and shift and change and that happens ye

we're showing you that view from reno. this is going to be one of the view areas just off to the north in the totality of this annular ring eclipse. so you're going to see get to see that live here right as we approach 6:30, seeing the peak viewing here in the bay area. notice the clouds. they're cooperating. so here are some good news. the fog is holding off long enough that i think most of the bay area will get a pretty good view of this, reaching its peak here in the next hour or so. i know a lot of folks really excited about that. our kim terry will talk more about that and we'll talk more about some of our weather forecast changes for the week, but so far, the weather is holding up for this solar eclipse viewing. >> just perfect. thank you, rob. if you'll be heading outside to watch the eclipse, take your camera with you and make sure you have protective filters on it and send us your pictures. e-mail them to our news roroom newstips@nbcbayarea.c newstips@nbcbayarea.com. in the meantime, president obama is scheduled t

the reno chief of police just presented their data in washington d.c. where they hope to develop a model that is comprehensive for public safety officers across the country. >> how much will it cost? >> it is really interesting, he says they have spent $72,000 over the past four years but that was taking care of 65 high risk officers. quite a return on the that was taking care of 65 high risk officers. quite a return on the investme,,,,,,,,,, when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news. >> do you think your fast? >> yes >> yes, but, their penmanship is awful and it could affect the outcome of an election. how younger californians are avoiding their vote without even knowing it. bay area history that the fed wanted destroyed. how thousands of families con

right here in reno. >> we also have to quickly help people stay in their homes. something that everybody here in nevada knows about. nevada has the highest foreclosure rate in the country. >> republicans in nevada say they have heard it before. the president took office, one in every 76 housing units got a foreclosure filing. this spring, it improved to one in 301 housing units. still leighing nevada with second worst foreclosure rate in the nation. after 62 straight months in the top spot. >> it's like they have had plenty of ideas an opportunities. it hasn't worked out well. >> this is why the presumptive republican nominee romney is determined to keep the economy not same-sex marriage front and center. >> you are going to find throughout the campaign season that the president team will be doing everything in their power to try to hold up various shiny objects. >> still, the president's reversal could help romney excite his conservative base. the president clearly believes it will also turn out his hardcore supporters, especially since he out theed his change o

the reno air race has been in business for nearly half century. >>> it's 4:54 right now. want to check the morning commute with mike. i'd expect it to be light. >> and it is as far as the volume of traffic, but not as far as the number of icons i'm using. a number of little stickers we put on here all for road crews. in the middle of your screen, northbound 17 at southbound 280, that crew will stick around probably in the 5:30. and at the top of the screen, no major slowing, but at the top of the screen, that has cleared construction already in the last few minutes as you're heading northbound past shoreline. we do have a few lanes blocked from time to time as we pass between the mountain view area and let's say willow where we've marked the end of the construction zone. also circling the eastbound direction for the dumbarton bridge. right now, road crew another 10 to 15 minutes before they clear that span. and all weekend, that bridge will also be closed for retro fit. reopening tuesday at 5:00 a.m. if everything goes as scheduled. we'll look at a nice shot here. the gro

reno, chico, all the way up towards our reek car -- eureka, they're going to get a full total eclipse. we'll get a partial here, and this will move over, just like the lens and what is left, about 6:33 will be just the crescent of the sun there. so, really a site to see. in fact here is a look at the path. reno, chico, eureka, they'll see the total eclipse, and for us here, it will be 84% coverage of the sun for us. it will peak at 6:33 and then once it comes over it has to go back over on the other side, so it will really last until 7:40 this evening. so what a treat for us, and what a treat because we have clear sky, and also some mild temperatures. highs today, 90s. antioch, 90. cloverdale, 90. 68 in san francisco. 82 in san san jose. right now, 86 in antioch. 77 in livermore. 59 in san francisco. low clouds and fog moving back inland overnight tonight. so that will mean the beginning of a cooling trend, and you're definitely going to notice it through the week. so tooler tomorrow, and then windy and even more cooling expected as we head into wednesday, thursday, and friday. lows t

has reno he arranged for his own succession as dmitry medvedev and became prime minister but remained at the center of the system to the great relief of most russians. you may remember thereafter we had the world the price of puerto collapsed when hundred 45 varo down at 130. that he could squirreled away enough money to be sure he has a shock absorber to be able to weather the storm the political order did not implode but by comparison n y 1998? lael at $10 a barrel. the predecessor defaulted on its obligations and devalue the dollar almost overnight. that meant route that it could weather the storm but to those fears, most adult russians know that period very well or they knew the chaos and collapse. a presided over stability in russia. most compared to the situation he inherited when the ratio was a failed state. suffering a depression that is twice as deep and a new stage for and the territorial integrity as putin was appointed and it made no expansion was proceeding on all fronts for russia was a failed state. putin could restore and aliment of prosperity because this is not the

is headed to reno, nevada to address the housing crisis. after a record setting fund- raiser at actor george clooney's hollywood mansion. tickets to the star studded event caused $40,000 and netted the obama campaign $15 million. gl. at a fund raising stop in seattle where the cameras were allowed in, the. talked about -- the president talked about his administration's attempts to recover from the financial crisis. >> we saw manufacturers start to invest in america again consistently adding jobs for the first time since the 1990's. businesses got back to basics. created over four million jobs in the last 26 months. >> reporter: republican presidential hopeful mitt romney is trying to make the case that he is the best candidate to turn around the economy. he hopes to stick to that message today and move beyond questions about some alleged misbehavior in high school. the allegations stem from a "washington post" report that romney helped pin down a fellow student and cut his hair 49 years ago. romney says he doesn't remember the incident, but

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the president is in reno nevada to address the mortgage crisis. last night he attended a record- setting fund-raiser at george clooney hollywood mansion. and reportedly netted the obama campaign $50 million. at a fund-raising stop in seattle where the cameras were allowed in, the president talk about his administration's attempt to recover from the financial crisis. >> manufacturers started to invest in america again ... consistently adding jobs for the first time since the 1990's. >> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney trying to make the case that he is the best candidate to turn around the economy. he hopes to stick to that message today. and moved beyond questions about some alleged misbehavior in high-school. the allegations stem from a washington post report that mitt romney helped pin down a fellow student and cut his hair 49 years ago. mitt romney says that he does not remember the incident but apologized to anyone that he may have harmed. at an event in north carolina mitt romney was back on message. >> right now we're finding peop

start with a brief example of what you found at the office in reno. what does it do and how does it help apple lower its taxes? >> apple has a small office in reno down an anonymous hallway, named bray burn capital, even the neighbors of this office didn't know what they did there. there's only a handful of people who work there, but apple takes all of its profits from across the united states and funnels them into bray burn capital who then manages that cash. because nevada and reno has no capital gains tax, no corporate income tax. so if that money had been sent to cupertino where apple is based, then the company would have had to pay almost 9% taxes on its gains. but as a result of sending it to november, they get to invest that money tax-free. >> brown: martin sullivan, these and other examples, as we said, they're perfectly legal. are we seeing more of it now? >> that's right. charles is describing a state level, what's happening also across international borders. the world is becoming more global, the capital is more mobile because the capital i

janet reno lives down an apartment down here. she and her body guards used to walk over to the justice department every morning. four little guys and big, tall janet reno. >> why did you decide to buy an apartment here and live here? >> we lived in the suburbs in montgomery county for almost 25 years, but our children finished college. i heard the commute was horrible. i wanted to live in the city somewhere. we looked around a few places but my dear friend senator pat moynahan told me i had to move in here. he was the first person to live in this building. so, we got this place. >> we came here to take a look at what you write, how you write, what you read. will you show that to us? >> surely. >> okay. >> tell us about this room. >> this was originally supposed to be a bedroom. we turned it into an office for me. it's one of -- it's three places i write. i have an office downtown, down about ten blocks on pennsylvania avenue. this is -- this is 801 pennsylvania avenue. and my office is 1750 pennsylvania avenue, the other side of

at&t. ♪ >> president obama was in reno today focusing on the economy. last night the president raised a record $15 million. at a hollywood fund-raiser at the home of george clooney. in reno he was asked who won a basketball game that he played with actor george clooney and toby mcguire. >> as you might expect, you know, i think that we are all winners because no one got hurt. >> he met with a family who benefited from a program to refinance their home. they are now saving $240 per month. >> just about all anyone that is talking about when the name mitt romney comes up but now his camp is trying to change the conversation from allegations of high-school bullying, to the economy. grace lee tells us why it does not seem to be working. >> it does not seem to be working in part of what making the story's a powerful is that there are multiple classmates that spoke to the washington post. while a man not all agree with his politics, they do agree on what happened that day in michigan so long ago in 1965. >> mitt romney is campaigning in north carolina, hundred

the president is in reno, nevada right now. he's there talking about people who can take advantage of the refinance program that his administration is offering. and they're billing this as an official -- an official event not a campaign stop. he's there to talk about this particular program, but he says in that speech he's going to give congress a to do list. he's not -- no more tax breaks for businesses that ship jobs overseas. he wants to give the money to companies here that bring him back home. congress should take small businesses and get tax breaks to them because they create all that -- they create the jobs in the country. i want to bring in robert reich now. he is a former labor secretary, he's been listening to part of this. and as i said, mr. reich, originally we had you on to talk about the jpmorgan chase. but as the president was sitting there doing this, i thought it'd be interesting to get you to comment. it sounds good if it could work. and if you're talking to congress about doing that tax credits and all of tha

the least he could have done is have us over there. >> the president will speak about the economy in reno at noon and fly to washington d.c.. former san francisco mayor gavin newsom praising president barack obama for taking a political risk with gay marriage. we will be live with him to talk about it coming up at 6:45 a.m.. don't miss that. vice president joe biden has apologized for putting the president in a tough position over gay marriage. he publicly gave his support days before the president did. the white house says that the president knew that he spoke from the heart. >> mitt romney has apologized over allegations that he was a bully in high school. >> i'm sure like other people i have done stupid things in high- school. and i if i offended anyone by that i apologize. >> according to the washington post, 46 years ago he and several friends at his prestigious high-school had held down another student and cut off his hair. he says he does not and remember the incident but did not dispute it. >> it feels the weather is different without you in the studio. >> we miss your energy but

. >> next, president obama concluding a two-day trip to the west coast visiting reno, nevada. the president is urging lawmakers to cut red tape so homeowners who have been paying their mortgages on time can refinance at lower rates. refinancing applications have increased 50% since the president announced last fall. this is about 20 minutes. [applause] >> you guys can come closer. you don't have to stay way back there. good afternoon, everybody. thank you for arranging a beautiful day. this is just a spectacular afternoon and i'm thrilled to be here. we all know how difficult these past few years have been for this country but especially for this state. after the worst recession in our lifetimes, a crisis that followed the collapse of the housing market, it will take a long time for the economy to fully recover, more time than any of us would like but there are plenty of steps that we can take to speed up the recovery right now. are things we can do right now to help create jobs and help restore some of the financial security that too many families have lost. now, i have to sa

. >> a major casino in reno files for bankruptcy. >> and starting curses in books for kids and why some of the best have bad language. what parents should now. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. . >>> eye surprising new study about the amount of cursing in books targeted to young adults. john fowler explains how exposure to swearing could affect children's behavior and relationships. >> reporter: teens say they accept cursing in their books, that its reality. list tone a teacher. >> they want these words because it makes them cool. it's english. >> reporter: researchers reported cursing in 88% of best selling books. >> especially those that are aimed at the older teens may have a lot of cursing. that's their world. >> reporter: they counted the f word 139 times. > it was wring from a teen's perspective. >> reporter: books carry no content warning i study linked aggressiveness with exposure to cursing. >> they are seeing a lot more cursing, on tv, their peers, among parents. >> reporter: laura davie

. >> a major casino in reno files for bankruptcy. >> and starting curses in books for kids and why some of the best have bad language. what parents should now. . >> and bill martin tracking a warm weekend ahead. he is back with the forecast for the weekend and beyond. . >>> eye surprising new study about the amount of cursing in books targeted to young adults. john fowler explains how exposure to swearing could affect children's behavior and relationships. >> reporter: teens say they accept cursing in their books, that its reality. list tone a teacher. >> they want these words because it makes them cool. it's english. >> reporter: researchers reported cursing in 88% of best selling books. >> especially those that are aimed at the older teens may have a lot of cursing. that's their world. >> reporter: they counted the f word 139 times. > it was wring from a teen's perspective. >> reporter: books carry no content warning i study linked aggressiveness with exposure to cursing. >> they are seeing a lot more cursing, on tv, their peers, among parents. >> reporter: laura davie section said it

>>> eureka, chico reno going to be over where 100%. for us, you want to head out around 5:30 sunday afternoon into the evening we'll get an 84% partial eclipse it will begin at 5:13 peak at 6:33. let's look outside show you what is going on, look at that sunshine it is a nice start, hazy in some areas temperatures cooler as we expect it, 42 napa, 46 santa rosa upper 40s to low 50s for the rest of us. warmer antioch 60°. mid 40s around gilroy and santa cruz and low 50s watsonville, monterey. sunny, warmer still breezy today over our beaches and our bay shoreline 25, 35 mile per hour out of the northwest will extent until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, small craft advisory, mild and calmer towards the weekend especially into sunday and dry the entire forecast cycle. today everybody something going up. fremont six degrees warmer than yesterday upper 60s to low 70's around the bay shore. upper 50s to low 60s along the bay shore into san francisco, 59 monterey, 67 watsonville, 70 santa cruz mid to upper 70s inland. heading to the game 7:15 first

he will address the economy during a stop in reno nevada. nevada has the highest unemployment. >> before we go. one final check on weather and traffic. >> let's look at the current conditions. kind of hazy. it is sunny as we look towards al ka traz from vollmer peak. -- alcatraz. low to mid 50s everywhere else. as we head into the afternoon hours, the biggest jump in temperature will be around the bay shore and inland. we'll be getting close to magic 90-degree mark where a lot of people turn the air conditioner on. low to mid 80 in the south bay. mid to upper 80s in the north bay valleys. 77 in oakland. 64 in half moon bay. for mother's day it's going to be cooler but still it will be nice. just a little brisk at the coast. mid 70s for the rest of us. >>> we're going to check the bay bridge toll plaza for you. i think you'll like it. no delays but the metering lights are on. unfortunately we just have a new crash reported by the chp southbound at 92. with the exclusive traffic map you can see that it's it is moving at 43 miles an hour southb

. >>> president obama is scheduled to be in reno, nevada today, to urge congress to act with a list he laid out this week. the first lady is scheduled to address more than 5,000 graduates at virginia polytechnic institute and state university today to the graduates. >>> toyota executives are scheduled to talk about newly released earns this morning and unvail the new toyota corolla. the press conference is being held in tokyo. >>> the bbc in scotland caught their forecast in person yesterday. prince charles was standing in front of the screen and giving the forecast. his wife also did the weather. he seemed to be quite natural at it. he even town time to throw in a joke or two. >>> not so bad there. we are mainly clear this morning. it's going to be a beautiful day out there. get out and enjoy it. you can see right now, gorgeous, plenty of sunshine. you can see the key back there. we are still seeing more of the same this morning, wall to wall sunshine once again with a beautiful sunrise. it's going to be an awesome day to get out there, do the outdoor activities and go out and get you

industria privada estÁn del otro lado de la moneda es decir, yo necesito que estos estudiantes sprep reno para que puedan incluirse en una economÍa pujante que cree nuevos empleos. >>> asÍ mismo es, una economia que sea productiva y nosotros creemos que la responsabilidad es compartida, la cuestiÓn de la educaciÓn y por eso, tiene que ver las escuelas maestros, pero tambiÉn la empresa privada y establecer una agenda definida de lo que debe ser la educaciÓn porque la responsabilidad en la escuela y sistema educativo, descarga la responsabilidad al proveer la destreza y capital cuidado necesaria para que nuestras jÓvenes tengan vida productiva tengan una vida buena en comunidad la responsabilidad de nosotros decir la capacidad y necesidad para que los yof necesario tengan vida productiva y en la cÁmara de comercio de mey mi establecimos esta agenda y preguntamos a diferentes ejecutivos de empresas locales y tenemos resultados que podemos compart compartir. >>> dame titulares breve y despuÉs con eso quiero utilizar el otro lado que es la comunidad y juventud en sÍ. >>> vimos serie

well, they told us that this family, the keller family of reno, nevada, had a $168,000 mortgage but their homes that depreciated to $100,000 because homes have dropped 50% since the peak of the housing collapse. the president is touting an extension and making that program even larger. now, the trouble we had is when we listened to those facts, they told us that the kellers bought their home 14 years ago. that didn't ring right. because 14 years ago, home prices were far lower. and, in fact, we did confirm from county documents and then from the white house that the kellers, in fact, bought their home in 1998 for $127,000 with $127,000 mortgage. how do they now have a $168,000 mortgage? because they did a cash-out re-fi, took out $51,000 to pay down debt on their family business. but, again, they saw that their home price had appreciated to $250,000. that is, their home price doubled in just eight years. so they took out $50,000. our question then, of course, are these the responsible borrowers? is the government saying that people who took money out of their home should then be qualifyin

the president met with party it homeowners in reno. >> couple of folks who can refinance right now -- a pool of folks who can refinance rainout is still too small. >> -- refinance right now is still too small. they can make everybody eligible to refinance their payments if they are doing the right things. >> mitt romney hammered the president's economic policies. >> by his own measures, his policies have not worked. >> he accused the president of dividing americans. >> to watch the president engage in this divisiveness, we have been successful as a people because we come together. >> eager to shift the conversation, mitt romney is still facing questions about his stand on gay marriage and reports that he believed a classmate in high school. >> -- that he believed a gay classmates in high school. the allegations will likely not matter, election day. >> the majority of voters were not alive in 1965. mitt romney will deliver an address at liberty university on saturday. the president has a fund-raiser in new york on monday. >> a national poll shows the race is in a dead heat at this poin

for his part, president obama was out in reno, nevada today on his way back from a hollywood fundraiser. president today focused his remarks on the housing market and called on congress to help out homeowners who are still struggling to pay their mortgages. >> we have to have congress move. there's absolutely no reason why they can't make this happen right now. if they started now in a couple of weeks, in a month, they could make every homeowner in america who is under water right now eligible to be able to refinance their homes if they are making their payments, if they are responsible, if they are doing the right thing. >> i believe it is. we are either going to go back to the old school liberal policies of the past with bigger and bigger government, more and more intrusive government, that's what you are seeing today and that is why it's been so hard for this economy to recover. >> governor romney will be in lynchburg, virginia tomorrow to address christian conservatives at liberty university, which was founded by the late reverend jerry fallwell. all three of these states over the n

that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ >>> it's looking like the reno air races will take place this year. today organizers received approval for a special one year permit but they still need to secure insurance for the event and they'll need to follow any new guidelines set by the ntsb which is still investigating last year's crash. >>> about 700 elementary school children went to san francisco's ocean beach today for a massive clean up project and after picking up the trash the students got into formation. we have a picture here to show you how it turned out. that formation turned out the words defend the sea. the audobon society helped organize the event. the group says for some children it was actually the first time at the ocean. >> that was such a cool picture. almost seemed like it wasn't real. it was perfect. >> they did such a great job. >> good for them. >>> today actually a good day. today both the a's and giants winners today. >> doesn't happen that often. of course we will just call it reason for 3,447 that baseball is such a great game. yesterday giants for instance, complete

i would really like to extend my thanks to reno world fund and the mayor and the people who are coming to join today's celebration. so many things come to mind when we approach the idea of hope. some of the first that strike me our hope during troubled times and hope for the future. and all time hoped-for our societies, for our children, and for the world. everyone of us might have hope that the time of the beginning of this year to see a better world to live in, more peaceful, more prosperous, more cheerful. but as he mentioned, we did have many, many large scale natural disasters this year, starting with the puree -- in penury and in march 11 in japan. here in the united states, we have many tornadoes and flooding and cyclones, wildfires. in bangkok, thailand, again, floodings. to the contrary, in east africa, drought and famine. so i would like to extend my sincere condolences and sympathy to the victims of all those natural disasters. we talk about march 11, at the tsunami and the nuclear power accident. japan has faced tremendous difficulties. but with your compassion and support

reno, chico, eureka, we'll see the best viewing in -- they will be in the shadow. tomorrow at 5:15. you'll start to see some of the eclipse take place, and it will peak at 6:33, and 84% of the sun will be covered. so, it is going to be spectacular, and precautions, warnings do not look directly at the sun. use those pin points in paper or check out the shadow on the ground and should look like a sliver of a crescent sunshine. so very exciting for tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at our current readings. we warmerred up nicely today. 82 in livermore. 65 in oakland. san francisco, 61. half moon bay, 55. thanks to that onshore wind flow. in fact the wind starting to pick up. westerly at 7:00. check out sfo. gusts to 20. gusts to 18 at half moon bay, and northwest at 17 at san jose. here is a look at our highlights. breedy overnight tonight. we'll look for a little bit of patchy cloudiness near the coast. temperatures warm up slightly for our sunday. and then get ready for windy and much cooler conditions tuesday, wednesday, thursday. a little fog right there near santa cruz. otherwise

would begin with the economy will be the main topic rather with president barack obama speaks today in reno nevada he is heading there this morning after a profitable evening in southern california. kate is in our newsroom with the record numbers from the presidential fundraiser the morning. >>> those record numbers actually are about $15 million is what the president will be taking away and his campaign pocket and take a look right now this was president of, arriving into lax to post to attend a star-studded event hosted by the actor george clooney the event came just a day after the president made his big announcements supporting same- sex marriage now he was a big hit with clays crowd the event wasn't close it cluny's basketball backyard shielded by tens and obama's gave a 19 minute speech addressing is big announcements his opponent as well as a few choice jokes for his party host a fund-raiser drew quite a crowd including hollywood's big names like our streisand, jack black, a toby mcguire and avengers star robert downey jr.. the event also had quite the priced at 150 people paid $40,0

. >>> nissan motor and its french partner reno are planning to jointly invest about $750 million to acquire a controlling stake in russia's largest carmaker avtovaz. the nissan renault alliance will set up a joint venture to purchase 74.5% of avtovaz's stocks. it is schedule for completion later. carlos ghosn said it will help modernize the leader of russia's auto industry. four years ago, renault acquired 25% of avtovaz's shares. renault has been negotiating a larger stake in the firm as part of its strategy to boost its market share in the emerging economy. russian automakers have not kept pace with the growing market and have been slow in developing new models. analysts say the russian government is hoping to revitalize its car industry through foreign tie-ups. >>> with the rapidly aging population, japanese companies are looking for new markets for their products. one company is looking to sell its products to muslims overseas. that means they must you be certified -- or they must certify halal -- they must be certified halal, meeting islamic standards, that is. nhk world has more. >> r

first, look ahead at the president's schedule, it's reno, nevada, for an official event and foreclosures and back to washington. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. we're a little early for this thing... want to hop in the back and get weird? no. no. ♪ ugh, no! [ sighs ] we can have hotdogs for dinner?! yes. [ male announcer ] it's nice to finally say "yes." new oscar mayer selects. it's yes food. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexual men and women are entitled to the same exact rights, all of the civil rights and civil liberties. >> that, of course, was vice president biden on "meet the press" pushing the president to come out in favor of gay marriage apparently a little earlier than he had planned. joining me is david gregory. first of all, the week that was planned for both candidates, want to start with gay marriage and biden. how about this back-channel leakinging, apologizing, he was going to d

. >> also a key decision about the reno air races after last years deadly crash. the reason the future of it is still up in the air. >> also it's a trip to a fast food restaurant that one teenager will never forget. what he found in his roast beef sandwich. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right ♪ ♪ if being right means being without you ♪ [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, 100% whole grain oats... and that sweet honey taste. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. >>> 6:14. bizarre story. a teenager stopped at an arby's restaurant for a quick meal. he found part of a finger in his roast beef sandwich. a female employee cut her finger on a meat slicer. somehow part of her finger got into that teenagers meal. arby's has apologized and promised a full investigation. >> do we know how the finger got into the food before someone noticed it? >> it's one of the things we've got more research and investigation on exactly how that h

you can see the pass running through reno, chico, reading and towards eureka that's where it will be 100% and you will see that ring of fire. towards the bay area you will look west this is what you will see starting at about 5:13 it will peak at 6:33, about 84% coverage. the best viewing from about 6 to 7:00. after that, it goes away. hopefully, you get a chance to see it. that's one of the many things to do this weekend. bay bridge series starts this weekend i think we'll have a lot of sunshine sunscreen needed it will smell like at the beach at the park. here's a look at what is going on, a few high clouds marine layer clouds gone winds starting to pick up not as fast as yesterday but still brisk this afternoon west gusting up to 23 at sfo now. most of news the 60s at the coast into san francisco upper 50s low 70s fairfield antioch and los gatos upper 50s santa cruz and monterey. as we go through the afternoon sunny, warmer still breezy. fastest winds along the coast in the bay shoreline gusts higher at times we have a small craft advisory until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. mild and c

you can see the pass running through reno, chico, reading and towards eureka that's where it will be 100% and you will see that ring of fire. towards the bay area you will look west this is what you will see starting at about 5:13 it will peak at6:, about 84% coverage. the best viewing from about 6 to 7:00. after that, it goes away. hopefully, you get a chance to see it. that's one of the many things to do this weekend. bay bridge series starts this weekend i think we'll have a lot of sunshine sunscreen needed it will smell like at the beach at the park. here's a look at what is going on, a few high clouds marine layer clouds gone winds starting to pick up not as fast as yesterday but still brisk this afternoon west gusting up to 23 at sfo now. most of news the 60s at the coast into san francisco upper 50s low 70s fairfield antioch and los gatos upper 50s santa cruz and monterey. as we go through the afternoon sunny, warmer still breezy. fastest winds along the coast in the bay shoreline gusts higher at times we have a small craft advisory until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. mild and calm

and wildfire burning south of reno threatens 120 homes. it has already destroyed two houses. there are no reports of any injuries. the fire has burned about 3,500 a. and wind it is slowing containment efforts >> president obama is on route to the bay area for fund- raisers. he is due to land in moffett field in mountain view just about an hour from now. reese lee joins us on the phone and judging from some of the polls that we have, he will need all the support he can and as much money as he can raise all so >> it looks like a very close race and we're still six months out. the latest poll shows that obama and mitt romney are very close. if the voters were going to the ballot today they would only vote in obama by 45 percent. the 3 percent difference is within the margin of error. when asked if there would be better economic policy they were dead even. it is interesting to see how the president will be handling his strategy as we approach the election and withholding so tight the president seems to be hoping to get the military vote particularly in swing states like colorado.

san francisco convention bureau chief joseph ellis sandra who has been meeting for months said and reno would be more than just a basketball team, it would be a big draw for conventions >> things like the n.c.a.a. basketball finals, the all-star game, major concerts' >> if we had that arena, marvelous. >> building anything big in san francisco is tough but trying to build something right on the water and you have double the challenge >> for those who want to see the building are the environmental issues >> is a long haul and we always knew they would be exploring other options. san francisco has the right to try to attract them they're >> one of the first-year the news was the owner of the legendary red sea and java house which sits right next to the real test site >> the president of the team was here yesterday eating a cheeseburger and he said they are coming >> were you surprised when you found out you'd be right next to the arena? >> yes, of course. how could you not be? >> we will see in the next few days exactly what happens but it is an interesting twist it that mayor ed lee and

the neighbor told us the mother is on vacation in reno right now. however, her son was still at home and it is possible he had some visitors at had house yesterday. the neighbor said when she left for work yesterday morning, there were three cars she didn't recognize parked right in front of this house. >> last i heard, they couldn't find him. >> reporter: what do you think about all of this? >> it's scary, especially when you have little kids at home. >> reporter: now, investigators won't tell us anything about what may have led up to the homicide just yet. we still don't know if the victim here is a man or a woman. we're still waiting for the sherr efavenue spokesman to update us. he just a -- for the sheriff's spokesman to update us. he just -- if you can take us back over here, he should be coming out and giving us an update. part of omega avenue in castro valley is still blocked off as sheriff investigators coats to gather evidence in this investigation. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allie. >>> east palo alto police are looki

reno, chico, and eureka, the best viewing, and it's starting right now. we are looking at this annual eclipse beginning at 5:16. it will peak at 6:33. and will look like the sun is being gobbled away bit-by-bit by the moon and we're looking at 84% of coverage of the sun. now, remember, we always caution you, do not look at it with the bare eye, the naked eye. can cause severe eye damage. you may just want to look down on the ground and then you can see some of the shadows, and it will look just like a crescent right here at 6:33. so, something special out there in the sky. and we do have clear sky. it's mild as well. 9 right -- 89 in antioch. concord, 85. 70s in the north bay. 61 in san francisco. and 80 in los gatos. here's a look at the highlights. we had a terrific warm weekend. get ready for the low clouds to increase tonight and that's going to mean cooling temperatures as we head into monday, and then the wind is going to pick up by mid-week, temperatures come down as we head into thursday and friday. low clouds centered just off the coast. westerly

on friday, president obama concluded his two day trip to the west coast with a visit to reno, nev. where he highlighted his home under the financing initiative. as part of his to do this, he is urging lawmakers to pass a bill that would reduce barriers for home owners to refinance at a lower rate. it has increased 50% nationwide. [applause] >> he did not have to stand back. that is your shot. good afternoon. thank you for a range in a beautiful day. this is just spectacular afternoon. i am thrilled it is going to take by. they're plenty of steps we can take to speed up the recovery there things we can do right now to help create jobs and help restore some of the financial security that some many families have lost. i have to say that there are few too many republicans to do not seem to be as optimistic as we are. they think that all we can do are things that have been done in the past, things that they have tried in the past. they want to cut our taxes especially for the wealthiest americans. did they want to cut back on rules we put in place for banks and financial institutions. t

reno, at 18:30, accompanied by sunny skies. and towards arizona, where you've been seeing widespread wildfires, the smoke is not blocking out your sun here, you'll have clear skies as well here for your solar eclipse. now here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

a woodpecker reno romano and parmesan. now we at flat leaf parsley. a little bit of red pepper flakes to give it speiss, and a little bit of regular pepper, and a little bit of salt, but not too much. this pasta with tomatoes and parsley. i am tony tantillo, and this is tony's table. >> that looks so good. >> i wish to table was right here. >> at 5:00, a burger king has a that you have never heard about. the grill brush. >> the dangers of the grill brushed have sent some people to hospital. that is coming up tonight at 5:00. but first, the national nightmare is over. >> at last technology has caught up with catch up. >> look at that things slide! amazing! >> there you go. the mechanical engineering students at mit have come up with a super slippery coating that makes anything from catch up to manas, practically leaped out of the bottle. they call it liquid collide. >> it works on everything that we have tried so far. glass, different types of plastic, metal. >> this is stuff that people already eat in some foods. it is perfectly safe. >> these student

we're just about to get an update on the wildfire that has the destroyed homes and businesses in the reno. authorities are just gathering now. it is the topaz fire. it has offered 4,400 a. already. the fire is still the away from residential areas. it is right near topaz lake. there are a lot of firefighters on the scene. former 50 of them are trying to battle the blaze. >>mark: a beautiful start to the date. a little windy at times. a lot of sunshine today with highs of the mid-60s. towards another recession. >>darya: to find out more about the clear program of a link on www.kron4.com. we are back with more in a couple of minutes to get you going on this wednesday morning. things are looking in lot clearer. things are looking in lot clear[ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step