after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday: a chance of rain and snow before 10am, then rain likely. cloudy, with a high near 49. windy, with a south wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. chance of precipitation is 70%. little or no snow accumulation expected. sparks police have arrested a man who they say intentionally fire. 20-year-old tristan dufurrena is charged with first degree arson. deparment responded to reports of smoke apartment on merchant boulevard just before 9:30 last night. they say it appeared a fire was set in the apartment but had been put out. police later found dufurrena and determined he had started the fire.

obstructing a peace officer and posession of drug paraphernalia. his bail is set at 21- thousand dollars. another fire is under investigation after police found a engulfed in flames on yori avenue, near gentry way around 8:30 last night. they say no one was and no suspects were in the area. police are looking for a man who they say robbed a reno baskin robbins over the weekend. police say a man wearing a knit-hat and a black bandana over his face walked into the baskin- robbins on northtowne lane friday night . police say he had a gun and demanded cash. employees describe him as having a thin build and about six feet tall. if you have any information about this robbery call the reno police department or secret witness at 322- 4900. the carson city sheriffs office arrested another man who they say was involved in the shooting that left one man dead last monday. 18-year-old jonathan skenandore was arrested saturday on

to robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. he was originally taken into custody on a juvenile warrant. four others have also been arrested in connection with the death of 18-year-old grant watkins. detectives believe, watkins was shot last monday while selling drugs to the suspects. if you have information about this murder, call the carson city sheriff's office. search crews are still looking for a sugar bowl ski instructor who went missing last thursday afternoon. police say 23-year-old, carson may was last seen going up a lift at the resort in white out conditions. they say may was supposed to come back down the mountain after his run to meet a friend at end of the day to get a ride home -- his friend said he never showed. he wasn't reported missing until 24-hours later. but officials say the good news is may's experience on the mountain -- and the fact that there's resources out there to survive -- like snow for water and vegetation for food. if you're doing things right you can survive quite a while out

you could live out there all winter" search-and-rescue teams are focusing on an avalanche slide area where the phone of may was last pinged. firefighters with truckee meadows fire protection district are getting some extra help ... but it's not from added crew members. pause for nats of chest compressions truckee meadows fire recently started using a new device that performs chest compressions on cardiac arrest patients. the agency is the only one in northern nevada using this technology. fire officials say their crews are able to perform more life- saving tasks at once with the addition of the new equipment. "one of the greatest benefits is it frees up a firefighter, so they can perform other life-saving procedures, such as establishing an airway, maintaining an iv line so we can give cardiac drugs through that line." washoe county commissioner vaughn hartung says he would like to see other agencies start using the

demonstrate the cpr device at an upcoming board of commissioners meeting on january 26th. after years of economic hardship... new development is once again beginning to take off in carson city. last week.. crews demolished the vacant citi bank builidnt on curry street to make room for a new multi use building. when finished.. the project will feature 10 residential spaces. commercial and office space will also be available. the project is being funded by the hop and mae adams foundation which has renovated other buildings in the area. those involved with the project say they want to turn downtown carson into something comparable to midtown in reno. "part of these improvements and this project is to make carson city a more desirable area in general for new development and for the people who live here" developers say they hope this will fit into the plan to make downtown a more walkable area.... and also tie into the carson street redevelopment project slated to start in march.

of agriculture needs your help feeding kids during the summer months. the department is accepting sponsor applications for the program. if you decide to participate, you'll be given training on the summer meals. sponsors will cook the meals themselves and help serve them during the summertime. it's a federally funded program that's been providing meals when schools out for decades. the department says the need is always there, and the benefits are great. "if you have a child thats well nourished they're going to be healthy and ready to learn so they're going to do well inchool and we still want them to be active in the summertime." last year sponsors served more than 590- thousand meals. for information on how you can participate in the program, go to kolo tv dot com. in honor of martin luther king junior day, the red cross will be installing hundreds of smoke alarms in reno today. the red cross says they want to honor dr. king by serving the community. they'll be installing 300 smoke alarms and handing out fire-safety information to

village located at 1331 silverada boulevard in reno. the red cross says their goal is to make nevada a better, safer place to live. truckee meadows parks foundation is also honoring martin luther king with a day of service today. volunteers will be cataloging all living things at martin luther king memorial park to better understand the plants and animals and how their population is changing. the park is located on coretta way and kennedy drive. the event goes until noon. the countdown is on to the iowa caucases. a look at the final democratic debate beofre the caucases. volunteers have been prepping for weeks and the new snow is creating excitement for the junior ski program at sky tavern.

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you'll have to wait one more week before heading up to sky tavern. the ski area delayed their opening, due to excessive wind over the weekend. registration at sky tavern is still open, and opening weekend is now set for this coming saturday and sunday. and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. m.l.king day: rain before 10am, then isolated showers after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected.

snow before 10am, then rain likely. cloudy, with a high near 49. windy, with a south wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. chance of precipitation is 70%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday night: a 20 percent chance of showers before 10pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. breezy, with a west wind 20 to 25 mph decreasing to 15 to 20 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 40 mph. wednesday: partly sunny, with a high near 50. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. thursday: mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. thursday night: a slight chance of rain. cloudy, with a low around 37. breezy. friday: a chance of rain. cloudy, with a high near 55. windy. friday night: rain and snow showers. cloudy, with a low around 31. breezy. saturday: a slight chance of

with a high near 45. saturday night: a slight chance of snow showers. mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. sunday: partly sunny, with a high near 46. m.l.king day: rain before 10am, then isolated showers after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday: a chance of rain and who say the company lured them into buying solar panels, then were faced with rate hikes. a complaint filed last week accuses n-v energy of manipulating energy regulators. plaintiffs say they've invested tens of thousands of dollars into solar systems, but won't be able to pay them off in a reasonable amount of time because of the rate change.

new rates last month for net metering, which is the process by which solar panel owners sell excess power back to n-v energy. the newly passed regulations phase out a subsidy for solar customers. five americans freed in that prisoner swap with iran more about the secret negotiations that set them free and the wage gap still widening... a look at the evidence of a new study. announcer: "for news while you're on the move, listen to our news

more now on the five americans freed in that prisoner swap with iran.. the youngest of them is already back home in boston.. this as we learn more about the secret negotiations that set them free. abc's elizabeth hur reports. five americans? are free

amelia newcomb, matthew trevithick's mom: "we are overjoyed that he's out." a boston university graduate student.. matthew trevithick.. is the first to return home?arriving in massachusetts after being detained for 40 days in iran.. meanwhile, three of the ex-prisoners are now getting much-needed medical treatment at a u.s. military base in germany. their first stop out of iran was geneva, switzerland where washington post reporter jason rezaian met the u-s official who helped negotiate his release.. rezaian was held for more than a year and a half on charges of espionage.. ali rezaian, jason rezaian's brother: "i think he's doing okay. i mean, he's mostly been neglected for a long time.." former marine amir hekmati spent more than four years in the notorious evin prison.. his sister.. beaming with joy at the news he was freed.. sarah hekmati, amir hekmati's sister: "we are looking forward to meeting him, hopefully soon. we are very excited." and pastor saeed bedini's family.. grateful. naghmeh abedini, saeed abedini's wife: "i told my kids, i woke them up and i said daddy is released from prison you are going to see him soon." the fifth american chose to stay in iran.. this as

abc news confirming.. in exchange.. the obama administration agreed to release 7 iranians charged with violating u-s sanctions.. and to drop arrest warrants for 14 others.. this on top of paying 1-point-7 billion dollars to settle an old financial dispute with the iranian government. liz tag: these americans were released just after the nuclear deal with iran went into effect.. but the white house maintains.. the two deals are separate.. adding that diplomatic efforts over nuclear deal paved the way for this release to happen. eh, abc news, ny. three american contractors have been missing in iraq for three days now. a security official in baghdad says they were kidnapped from their interpreter's home. the u.s. embassy says that quote "several" americans are missing and says it is working with officials in iraq to locate them. is there a hidden danger

why some doctors say crib bumpers actually do more harm than good. and a warning for pregnant women after a mosquito-borne virus makes it's way to the

youth education coordinator youth wildlife conservation experience wild sheep show expo jan. 21-23 reno, nevada - january 2, 2016. the youth wildlife conservation experience , as part of the sheep show convention and sporting expo, is free to families on january 23rd from 10-4 at the reno-sparks convention center in the mount rose ballrooms. through a combined effort of many volunteers and several organizations from around the u.s., this event is designed to

through high school, to l earn more about what the outdoors have to offer. a two-part program, focusing on busing in students from local schools on january 21st and 22nd for a private experience, followed up by a public event on january 23rd. elementary, middle and high school students will be bused in for an in-depth learning experience. the morning will focus on learning about the north american model of wildlife conservation, sheep conservation efforts, and outdoor career seminars. a youth keynote speaker presents to the groups during lunch, followed by the ultimate hands-on experience where students and teachers rotate around through a variety of stations designed to excite and inspire the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife conservationists. the event becomes open to the public on saturday, january 23rd from 10:00-4:00. the entire day has been

experiences. hands-on stations for families include: target and trap archery, casting challenges, pellet gun ranges, duck calling, mini hunter safety with a laser shot range, tracking using repli-scat and repli-skulls, an electronic trap range, fly tying, touring exhibit hall, making survival bracelets, the nevada rifle team, nevada department of wildlife's operation game thief trailer, conservation stations, free youth raffles, and more. even a live hawk will be around, which was recently rehabilitated. for each station a youth attends, a free raffle ticket is earned. many prizes to help encourage youth to get off the couch and into the outdoors will be given away throughout the day, including: sleeping bags, tents, metal detectors, binoculars, bb guns, archery sets, and more. a free pass into the sheep show exhibit hall will be given to each adult who brings a child to the youth

into both the youth wildlife conservation experience and the exhibit hall for free. this truly is a great way to spend the day with the family. families can stay an hour or the entire day.

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"you're watching kolo 8 news now midday." welcome back to kolo- eight-news-now midday. i'm dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. m.l.king day: rain before 10am, then isolated showers after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly

southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday: a chance of rain and snow before 10am, then rain likely. cloudy, with a high near 49. windy, with a south wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. winds now to politics.. the countdown clock is running... just 14 days until the marathon race for president begins with the iowa caucuses and the candidates are leaving it all on the field. attacking rivals and urging voters to turn out. abc's lana zak in washington has been following it all package script: the presidential candidates are all out in full force--spreading their campaigns across iowa and new hampshire today. nats ted cruz, pushing for an upset win at the iowa caucuses, saying he will employ donald trump to build a wall on the

verbatim: if he doesn't, he's fired. while packed crowds at liberty university in virginia await national front-runner trump-- who hasn't been holding back on his thoughts about cruz. sot-trump & george "look, the truth is, he's a nasty guy." but it isn't just the first and second slots that matter on the republican side. christie: iowa will be responsible for picking the candidates for the rest of the 48 states. and with just 2 weeks left until the iowa caucus, the attacks are flying republican-vs- republican and democrat-vs-democrat --flash-- at last night's final democratic debate before voting begins- sharp barbs were exchanged between hillary clinton and bernie sanders-- 21:58:59 sanders: you've received over $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year, 21:12:49 clinton: he voted to let guns go on to amtrak, goes into national parks, he voted against doing research to figure out how we can save lives. in the spin room afterwards, the former president offered a review of his wife's performance.

because it combined everything. //not just to be on the side of right, but what to do. she is the best doer i have ever known. lana tag: most analysts today saying senator sanders came out ahead in the debate, but we will see how much of an impact that will have on voters in iowa and new hampshire as they go to the polls in less than a month. lana zac abc news, washington two police officers are dead following two separate shootings. one in utah and one in ohio. the shooting in ohio happened around midnight in a town about an hour outside columbus. the highway patrol there says the officer was reported missing while on duty. his hat was found nearby with blood on it, however, the officer and his cruiser were nowhere to be found. he was later found shot outside the municipal building. police do have a suspect in custody. and in salt lake city.... an officer is dead after responding to a car accident yesterday morning. officer doug barney came across the suspect a short distance from the scene when gunfire erupted. officer barney was shot in the head. another officer was shot in the legs. police returned fire, killing the suspect who had federal and state

a female suspect who was in the car at the time of the crash is still missing. health officials say the first case of the zika virus was found in the united states. a baby was born with micro-seff-ahlee microcephaly in hawaii.... a condition associated with the zika virus. it's where a baby's head is smaller than normal -- and as a result the brain may not develop properly. health officials say the mother likely had the mosquito borne virus while living in brazil, and gave it to her child in the womb. officials say there's no risk of transmitting the virus to others. crib bumpers may seem like the perfect finishing touch for your baby's nursery but beware. research shows..popular padded crib accessories pose a suffocation risk for small babies. recent research shows an increased reporting of suffocations due to crib bumpers and other objects in cribs. researchers determined many infant deaths would have been prevented if a crib bumper had not been in place. they also found that there is no benefit to using a bumper.

bumpers are needed to keep their baby safe and comfortable in a crib but dr. dr. elaine schulte ..a pediatrician at cleveland clinic children's says are not necessary cg: dr. elaine schulte/cleveland clinic children's "the bottom line is that crib bumpers are not safe to use in cribs. babies don't need crib bumpers. they don't need anything in their cribs." :07 dr. schulte reminds new parents that babies should sleep on their backs and a crib mattress should be firm and snugly fit the crib frame. your baby's crib should also meet all current safety standards. apple's itunes radio service will no longer be free as of next thursday. the company broke the news to customers in an e-mail late last week. "beats 1" will be the only free radio service provided by apple. all other stations, based on artists or genres will require a paid apple music subscription of 9- dollars and 99-cents a month. that service features guest hosts, exclusive interviews and music

the income gap seems to be widening... the wealthiest one percent now has more money than...get this... the rest of world combined. that's according to a new study from ox-fam. that breaks down to 62- people in the wealthiest one percent... compared to 3.5-billion people. according to the study, the wealth of the most affluent rose 44 percent since 2010 to $1.76 trillion. who doesn't like free stuff? turns out there are ways to get everyday items at no charge. let's start with prescriptions. according to e-how dot com... try asking your doctor for samples of a new product before filling an order. many doctors have small samples in stock, and this can help you determine if it's a prescription you really want. next, makeup. many department stores have free samples, of lipsticks and creams for you to test before you buy. also, ask for a free makeup tutorial. and how about some

try organizing a clothing swap with friends so you each get to try something new. and when it comes to groceries...any shopping expert can tell you the power of coupons which in some cases can cut your shopping bill down to almost nothing. finally, cash in your coffee addiction using rewards cards. for instance, with dunkin' donuts rewards card you get a free drink on your birthday. it's was a misstake that viral... we finally hear from steve harvey about the miss universe error.. and many of you probably wear glvoes during the winter to keep warm.. but how those gloves could also be making you sick. but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete

with temperatures plunging your winter gloves may be keeping you warm... but could they also be making you sick? turns out they could be crawling with germs. abc's becky worley has the details. script: they hold railings, open doors, push strollers and sometimes they do that. so what germs are on our gloves? becky: can i swab your gloves? we took to the snowy environs to swab wool...leather...and nylon... sherrod: "hey!!...you're really getting in there!" becky: "i'm serious!" we tested for bacteria and viruses b: how often do you wash your gloves? m: never. i mean i just never think about it. we even swabbed some of our fellow abc news employees. nia: i have a cold too.kind of

becky swabbing joanne's gloves: oh yeah, these have been through the wars. becky: first one for bacteria. how come you're holding your own gloves like this? joanne: well now you're making me feel self-conscious about them grfx the results? 26 of the 27 samples we tested were positive for bacteria. while most are harmless, 9 of those tested positive for bacteria like staph and mrsa, which could be harmful if they came in contact with an open wound. and one sample with the corona virus, which doctors say is one of the causes of the common cold. gma staff reax nia sot: staph!// that makes me wanna wash those gloves or just throw them away. joanne sot : my gloves are disgusting. mary sot "so i had staph? that's scary." sherrod-sot: "i think i'm going to be more conscious about my gloves like where i put them." sot dr. susan whittier/ director of clinical microbiology service, new york presbyterian, columbia university medical center "every time your glove comes into contact, you're taking away some of the bacteria that was on that surface." but here's the good news, dr. whittier says on gloves - bacteria and viruses may not last very long - in some cases, maybe just hours or minutes. sot dr. susan whittier/ director of clinical microbiology

presbyterian, columbia university medical center "it's not gonna be alive on the glove for very long because it has nothing to help it survive. experts say don't keep your gloves balled up in your pockets- let them air dry. wash gloves often, and dr. whittier says you can even use a disinfectant wipe for certain fabrics but. the number one rule is to be conscious not to touch your face. becky stand up "ewww never doing that again." for gma bw abc news new york. and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. m.l.king day: rain before 10am, then isolated showers after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday: a chance of rain and snow before 10am, then rain likely. cloudy, with a high near 49. windy, with a south wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. chance of precipitation is 70%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday night: a 20 percent chance of showers before 10pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. breezy, with a west

to 15 to 20 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 40 mph. wednesday: partly sunny, with a high near 50. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. thursday: mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. thursday night: a slight chance of rain. cloudy, with a low around 37. breezy. friday: a chance of rain. cloudy, with a high near 55. windy. friday night: rain and snow showers. cloudy, with a low around 31. breezy. saturday: a slight chance of snow showers. partly sunny, with a high near 45. saturday night: a slight chance of snow showers. mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. sunday: partly sunny, with a high near 46. after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a c cance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday: a chance of rain and snow before 10am, then rain likely. cloudy, with a high near 49. windy, with a south wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. winds

chance of precipitation is 70%. little or no snow accumulation expected. tuesday night: a 20 percent chance of showers before 10pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. breezy, with a west wind 20 to 25 mph decreasing to 15 to 20 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 40 mph. wednesday: partly sunny, with a high near 50. wednesday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. thursday: mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. thursday night: a slight chance of rain. cloudy, with a low around 37. breezy. today... why though the sport is being put on the hot seat plus... a convenience store gets an unwanted drive through window!

look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. don mclean... who sang the famous 70s song "american pie".. is in trouble with the law. the singer-songwriter is charged with domestic violence assault. police responded to a 9-1-1 call from his home in camden, maine early this morning -- and arrested him. mclean was released after a few hours on a 10-thousand-dollar unsecured bail and is due in court on february 22nd. police aren't releasing the name of the alleged victim, nor any other details on what happened in the house. he reportedly lives with his wife, patrisha mclean. mclean sold his original

"american pie" at auction last year for one- point-two million dollars. steve harvey is finally speaking out on camera for the first time about that miss universe mistake... coming face to face with the winner.. and the woman he accidentally crowned. abc's tj holmes has more. script: this morning -- steve harvey is breaking his silence - sot "i felt horrible for both of you, it's so much i want to say. but i'm truly sorry i really, i wish we all could have gotten it right that night i want you to know that." sot "thank you." apologizing on camera for the first time - for the gaffe heard around the world at december's miss universe pageant - sot "miss universe 2015 is... colombia!" sot "i have to apologize. the first runner up is colombia. // miss universe 2015 is philippines." the talk show host facing the music head-on

universe: the truth" on "the steve harvey show" sot "i just walked out, took it on myself, to just do what i thought was right for miss philippines. but i'd do it again if i had to though, to be honest with you." harvey -- admitting the emotional toll the blowback has taken on him personally - sot "people don't understand the damage of social media. you have death threats against your family, i can't let my kids go nowhere. that's difficult man." and reveals the one person who saw him through sleepless nights after the pageant -- sot - my girl got up with me,

with me. she was the best. miss universe - offering some relief -- after harvey's very public fall from grace -- sot "don't beat yourself up for this anymore, let's move forward." sot "ok. cool." sot "just be happy. oh, is that what you were waiting for?" now to new allegations rocking the world of professional tennis. with the australian open getting underway this morning - some of the sport's ranked players facing serious accusations of fixing matches. abc's david wright has the story script: this morning as the australian open kicks off down under? nats ? a bombshell threatens the integrity of professional tennis! a report on allegations of widespread match- fixing? implicating some of the more competitive players on the grand slam circuit. buzzfeed news and the bbc report on documents they say were leaked ?. from a secret investigation commissioned by professional tennis. sot - heidi blake - uk investigations editor, buzzfeed news - this is a

the tennis integrity unit is just not getting to grips with it. the reports point to gambling syndicates in russia and sicily that whistleblowers say repeatedly sought to fix matches at grand slam events? including wimbledon. serena williams and novak djokovic-the top two players in the world asked about it just hours ago at the austrailan open...... djokovic called it a "crime in sport" but admits people close to him were approached about him throwing a first round match in russia in 2007. he says he dropped out of the tournament instead and that it makes him feel terrible to be linked to this type of thing. and doesn't want to be linked to this kind of thing. williams says she doesn't know anything about it..... "when i'm playing i play very hard and every player i play seems to play hard." among the players implicated in the reports, more than a dozen who have ranked in the top 50 in recent years, including 8 players scheduled to

sot - mark phillips whistleblower - there was a core of about 6 to 10 players who were the core group of the evidence that we had dug up. another player who was banned for life, told the bbc how bookies offered him tens of thousands of dollars to throw matches? but denied he ever agreed. sot - daniel koellerer - banned for life - you cannot believe how easy it is to play the ball next to the line like this. not in the field but out. the whistleblowers say none of the players implicated - allegedly including grand slam singles and doubles winners - werereever sanctioned sot mark phillips - nothing happened with the evidence we

a gas station gets an unwanted visitor... while its trip in a blaze of glory... and a pup gets an icy rescue! here's jeremy roth --reporter pkg-as there are close calls, a car smashed into a sydney australia gas station, nearly hitting a woman inside. the woman disappears from sight as the car flies into the store. it appears she is hit...but the car just misses her. you can see her walk away. workers dragged the two people inside the car out to safety. police are trying to figure out what sent the car into the store. after launching and

into orbit, this falcon 9 attempt to land on an ocean platform, ended in a huge explosion. according to space-x, one of the legs did not latch on to the platform. landing rockets will reduce the cost of space travel allowing them to be reused. last month spacex did land its falcon 9 rocket on land, in florida. no hot dog here... firefighters crawled on the ice to save a puppy that fell through a frozen lake. the six-month-old german shepherd was holding on to the edge of the lake by its front paws. at one point the dog tried to swim away and even bit one of the firefighters. they eventually used a sled to get him out. i'm jeremy roth lindsey matherly is back with another look at our forecast. m.l.king day: rain before 10am, then isolated showers after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation

after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. after 10am. high near 48. west wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 100%. monday night: a chance of rain and snow after 4am. mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. southwest wind around 5 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. little or no snow accumulation expected. thanks for watching. don't forget... for updates on the stories we covered... head to our webchannel... kolo-t-v-dot-com. ----- hairstyles provided by rumors hair salon. ----- closed captioning provided by st. mary's regional medical center. ----- copyright 2016 -- gray television group, inc.

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