plus... if you have a drone and have not registered it.. you are almost out of time on kolo 8 news now i'm dave lawrence. reno police have an arrest a man in deadly shooting at the ponderosa trailer park earlier this week... 32-year-old anthony galbraith was booked for open murder and assault with a deadly weapon. released details regarding a possible motive or other circumstances of the he and the victim knew each other. the shooting happened around 7pm wednesday. police tell us the victim was shot in the parking lot. paramedics tried to revive him, but he died at the scene. police have not released his name. although the suspect in this case has been arrested, the investigation is ongoing and anyone with information can call secret witness at 322- 4900 two men have been arrested in connection with a string of burglaries at local fitness centers. 47-year-old james b-zid-zook

see-l-streah celestre are facing several charges including burglary and use of another person's i-d. the investigation started back on january 29th when detectives got reports of items being stolen from inside people's lockers at several fitness centers. victim testimonies and surveillance videos were used to help police identify the suspects. detectives are also looking for an unknown woman who may be related to this case. anyone with information is asked to call secret witness at 322-4900. ### and this man and woman are accused of fraud and identity theft...after police say they broke into a car. reno police arrested 31-year-old matthew williams and 28-year-old julie morris at a downtown motel. police say they found personal items belonging to other people including credit cards, check books and computer equipment commonly used to make fraudulent checks. let's go to dick stoddard with a look at the forecast. a weak, fast moving

will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas north of interstate 80 this afternoon and evening. winds will also be breezy this afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the weekend and become more pronounced early next week. && .short term... only modest changes were made to the previous forecast mainly concerning winds this afternoon. a shortwave will tighten the pressure gradient across northwestern nevada and northeastern california. as a result, winds will increase this afternoon becoming breezy with gusts up to 45 mph. there will be localized gusts up to 55 mph

gerlach line to the oregon border. added areas of blowing dust northeast of honey things are getting heated on the campaign trail... with just one day until the next voting contests. candidates are taking shots at eachother, and the g-o-p frontrunner is taking shots at the pope. abc's megan hughes is in south carolina with the latest. pkg script: donald trump-on good morning america- sticking to his stance: sot - donald trump / presidential candidate "we have to have the wall and coming in." this-after the pope said a person who thinks about building walls and not bridges is not a christian. trump in a cnn forum last night-- sot - donald trump / presidential candidate

and jeb bush are backing up trump-- presidential candidate "i thought it was probably inappropriate for the pope to intervene in the height of a contested primary." rubio campaigning again today with the popular south carolina governor nikki haley- nats - while ted cruz-appears with duck dynasty star phil robertson in myrtle beach. sot - sen. ted cruz / presidential candidate "talk about a man who knows how to shoot a duck"- in the meantime-cruz is facing a challenge in a chicago court. a citizen there says he's worried his canadian birth will disqualify him. sot - lawrence joyce "ted cruz has known about this issue for years and hasn't done anything about it. he didn't lift his little finger to do anything about it" on the democratic side, it looks like a dead heat in this weekend's caucuses in nevada?hillary clinton is not going down without a fight. sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate "i'm not just making speeches, promising free this, and free that, and free everything," megan hughes oncam close: here in south carolina, polls show the race is not as close. trump has maintained a double digit lead with cruz and rubio following. many believing this could be a three-way race after tomorrow. mh, abc news, columbia, south carolina former president bill clinton will be in reno today to campaign for hillary.

for nevada reno office" to thank volunteers and to talk about how each supporter is crucial in nevada. the event starts at 11:30 a.m. and bernie sanders will be at the nugget casino resort today. he'll be at the rose ballroom-- to talk about several issues including immigration reform, and college affordability. doors open at 1 p.m. admission is first come first served. and for the republicans... ted cruz will be in southern nevada on sunday. he then heads to elko and reno monday afternoon where he'll speak at the boys and girls club of truckee meadows at 7 p.m. he then heads to carson city on tuesday. jeb bush swings through las vegas on sunday-- before heading to reno on monday where he'll hold a town hall event at huff-acre huffaker elementary school at 6 p-m. finally, donald trump will be at the nugget casino resort at noon on tuesday. doors open at 10 a.m. the event is free and open to the public, but you are encouraged to register. and join ben carson for a town hall meeting monday at piper's opera house in virginia city. you can follow all of these candidate visits at

the search is on for a douglas county woman missing for 4 days now. 69-year-old carolyn batchelor was last seen monday night in zephyr cove. she's 5-foot-7 and weighs about 180 pounds and was wearing a long black coat. she was last seen in a honda pilot s-u-v with nevada plates h-p-2-2-9-5. if you've seen here, you're asked to call the douglas county sheriff's office. ### there was a 'ladies night out' event in fallon -- but not the kind you would expect. it took place at banner churchill community hospital, and it was an opportunity to focus on women's health. the event was to highlight the hospitals new women's imaging suite with their state of the art 3-d mammography machine - the newest in the state of nevada. it captures 3-c images in matter of seconds -- with less of a radiation dose for patients. "meaning it looks completely through the breast tissue. one analogy would be you take a loaf of bread and slice it all

and you take each slice out and lay it out flat and the radiologist can see it rather than just looking at the outside of the loaf." mammography specialist, susan cooper says the new technology can detect cancer earlier... and results in fewer false positives. the american cancer society recommends most women start getting yearly mammograms at the age of forty. in an effort to protect seniors in our community, the sparks fire department is starting a senior safety program. "a lot of our calls that our crews go on deals with falls from older adults and a olot of that is becasue of the wrong type of floor mats you have or not having the right type of mats for the bathroom, for your tub." the program is called 'remembering when'. fire crews would hold seminars at senior centers and nursing homes to emphasize safety points for the elderly. they hope to hold seminars starting in april. if you're looking for a

be interested in the vanpool program. they've partnered with v-ride, a national vanpool provider, to take people in washoe county to many different destinations. v-ride supplies the vehicles and covers all insurance and maintenance costs. riders split the cost of a rolling 30-day lease and gas with some help from r-t-c carol perry, rtc "the rtc smart trips program contributes a substantial subsidy a minimum of $400 to lower participants costs." butt with "i save gas, we get extra money." r-t-c says vanpool will also help alleviate traffic congestion. the cost for the program can vary depending of the distance driven in a month and how many riders participate in the pool. drone owners, listen up! today is your last day to register your devices. if your drone weighs more than half a pound, you must register it. more than 340-thousand people have already registered their drones. the registration process is pretty simple.

it costs 5 dollars and is valid for 3 years. failure to register your drone could mean a fine of up to 250- thousand dollars. to register your drone, just go to kolo tv dot com and click on hot topics. while the ladies have divas day out ... the guys have the biggest little smoke. the grand sierra resort and casino will be hosting the inaugrual event tomorrow night. it will feature payne mason cigars ... bourbons from jim beam's signature selection ... and food from charlie palmer steak. different stations will be set up where you can pair all three together. "cigars are something that people enjoy, but you don't necessarily see everywhere. our property has a very diverse clientele and we thought it would be a good opportunity to expose them to something like this." biggest little smoke will start tomorrow night at 6:30 at the g-s-r sports bar. tickets are 90-dollars. if you'd like to reserve a spot ... just head to kolotv.com and click on hot topics. did you get a hoverboard recently?..

to return it.. and the nation is mourning justice antonin scalia today as his body lays in repose at the great hall of the supreme court building. but first... dick stoddard will be back with your complete weather now forecast. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday, with dave lawrence and weather with lindsey matherly this is kolo

and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with dick stoddard a weak, fast moving upper level disturbance will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas north of interstate 80 this afternoon and evening. winds will also

afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the weekend and become more pronounced early next week. && .short term... only modest changes were made to the previous forecast mainly concerning winds this afternoon. a shortwave will tighten the pressure gradient across northwestern nevada and northeastern california. as a result, winds will increase this afternoon becoming breezy with gusts up to 45 mph. there will be localized gusts up to 55 mph north a susanville to gerlach line to the oregon border. added

northeast of honey including northern smoke creek desert to the oregon border and desert into portions of northern pershing county. lake wind advisories are in effect for pyramid lake and lake tahoe late this evening. otherwise, the some additional snow will fall this afternoon and evening north of interstate 80 with accumulations of 3-4 inches. travel may be impacted from echo summit northward, but the scale of this event will be minor. some scattered snow showers can be expected down to the western side of the tahoe basin, but

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honoring justice antonin scalia... officials and the public are lining up at the supreme court to pay their respects to one of the most influential and controversial justices to sit on the high court. abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with more. pkg script: almost a week after his passing.... supreme court justice antonin scalia is mourned in our nats: "....outside supreme court...." pallbearers and former honorary pallbearers. the casket carrying scalias body slowly brought up the supreme court steps.... to lie in repose in the great hall

court ...on the same pedestal that held the casket of president abraham lincoln. nats: "...camera shutters..headed inside?" one of the great rooms of washington..somber but filled with light... inside the justices standing in the order in which they sit on the supreme court bench? natsot: "...scalia's son speaks..." scalia's son who is a priest..father paul scalia?offering a prayer. nats: a new york native, a conservative icon, the first italian american on the high court and the longest serving justice. the anchor of the conservative wing of the supreme court... and his sudden death marked by republicans and democrats alike. sot - president obama "he influenced a generation of judges, lawyers, and students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape." sot - sen. ted cruz / presidential candidate "justice scalia was an american hero..// he was a lion of the law a ferocious defender of our freedoms.."

....including his 9 children and 36 grandchildren.... and friends as well president obama and the first lady will pay their respects today?inside the building where he built a legacy. stephanie ramos oncam close: after the private ceremony this morning-- the public viewing began... scalias casket can be viewed by mourners until 8 tonight the funeral service will take place tomorrow in washington, d.c., at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. vice president joe biden

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eight-news-now midday. i'm dave lawrence. let's go to dick stoddard with a look at the forecast. a weak, fast moving upper level disturbance will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas north of interstate 80 this afternoon and evening. winds will also be breezy this afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the weekend and become more pronounced early next week. && .short term... only modest changes

mainly concerning winds this afternoon. a shortwave will tighten the pressure gradient across northwestern nevada and northeastern california. as a result, winds will increase this afternoon becoming breezy with gusts up to 45 mph. there will be localized gusts up to 55 mph the government is cracking down on hoverboards. in a letter to manufacturers, importers and retailers... u.s. regulators said they will seize or recall any of the devices that failed to meet federal safety standards. the u.s. consumer product safety commission notes there have been 52 reports of fires in 24 states. those fires led to $2 million dollars in property damage... including destruction of two homes and an automobile. the c-p-s-c says many of the incidents would not have happened if the hoverboards met

concerns over the lithium ion batteries inside the hoverboards sparking a fire have led to bans by several airlines and college campuses. two people are dead and one injured after a shooting near the las vegas strip. investigators say a fight broke out at the miracle mile shops friday morning. the fight was carried outside. police say minutes later... a car pulled up to the cosmopolitan casino hotel. a man and woman suffering from gunshots wounds were inside. the woman died from her injuries the man was taken to the hospital. another woman.. with a gunshot wound.. was found dead in the street. police say they have video of the fight. no one is in custody at the moment. ethan couch's case will be moved to adult court. a texas judge made the decision today. the 18-year old could now face 120-days of jail time for the 2013 drunk driving wreck that killed four people. during his trial his attorneys used an "affluenza" defense... saying his wealthy parents coddled him too

couch was sentenced to 10-years probation. authorities believe he violated that probation after a video surfaced of him at a party where alcohol was being served. couch and his mother then fled to mexico in early december. they were caught several weeks later. the judge's ruling today means couch's probation will now extend past his 19th birthday. his probation was previously set to expire under the state's juvenile justice statutes. after couch turns 19... the adult system will assume responsibility over his case. anti-government protester and rancher cliven bundy will be extradited back home to nevada. that's according to court documents filed in oregon where bundy was arrested last week. bundy faces charges of conspiracy related to an armed standoff with federal land managers near his ranch in nevada two years ago. officers were trying to stop bundy from illegally grazing his cattle on federal land. bundy was arrested when he flew to support his sons in a separate standoff at an

a terrifying ride to school for a group of teens, watching helplessly as their bus was nearly hit by a speeding train. abc's kendis gibson shows us. script: nats kids on bus "oh my god?" a frightening near miss - caught on tape nats kids on bus "we all could have died" a school bus - filled with students getting past railroad tracks just in time - as a train barrels by student sound: she stopped in the middle of the railroad track as the train was coming and she pulled ahead a little bit more student sound: it was kind of scary frightened students recording the whole incident - posting it to social media sights - where it caught the eye of administrators nats kids on bus the driver telling the school "the students were too loud for the bus to be driven safely." but on thursday - the school releasing a statement - saying their investiagtion into the incident "revealed that the driver did not follow standard procedures when crossing the railroad track with the train coming in the distance." adding that the driver had been terminated.

gone i don't want my friends dying now to a security scare... ransomware attacks. a los angeles hospital paying 17-thousand dollars for critical medical records held hostage by hackers. hackers are not just targeting hospitals... it could happen to you.. too. abc's gio benitez is here with how your computer is one click away from the hands of hackers. script: threatening messages like these - popping up - to hold your computer and its files hostage? just this week - a california hospital crippled by hackers - announcing that they paid a 17 thousand dollar ransom - restoring their computers. and earlier this month - oxford school district in memphis tennessee - shut down by a ransomware attack. all of their data held hostage?the hacker demanding 8 grand. sot//superintendant brian harvey "it's / something we haven't had to deal with before," everything operating through the internet - from school lunches to test taking- affected. sot//brandy guerriero "it didn't occur to me one bit that this was a scam at the time" brandy guerriero browsing on her computer at home, hit by ransomware. she paid $300 to get her data back. now this week - locky - a new form of ransomware spreading

sot//gary steele, ceo of proofpoint "yesterday alone we saw over 10 million messages go out that had the locky ransomware virus" experts telling abc news it can be spread through a simple email message like this gio standup just look - this is actual ransomware disguised as a word document. just click it and - boom - you're infected. there's no going back. then you'll receive this chilling message that your files are encrypted. and be directed to how to pay the ransom and decrypt your files. but the threat of ransomware now goes beyond personal data. sot// gary steele, ceo of proofpoint "locky is the tip of the iceberg/ it has the power to actually shut whole companies down/ if it's a they can't do the financial transactions that are required./ if it's a healthcare operation, they can't deliver healthcare. how can you protect advise don't click on attachments from people you don't know?back up all your data to an external hard drive..keeping it make sure your anti-virus software. unveiled a new commercial spaceship we have a preview of the company's big plans. but first... dick stoddard will be back

and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with dick

a weak, fast moving upper level disturbance will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas north of interstate 80 this afternoon and evening. winds will also be breezy this afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the

more pronounced early next week. && .short term... only modest changes were made to the previous forecast mainly concerning winds this afternoon. a shortwave will tighten the pressure gradient across northwestern nevada and northeastern california. as a result, winds will increase this afternoon becoming breezy with gusts up to 45 mph. there will be e ocalized gusts up to 55 mph north a susanville to gerlach line to the oregon border. added areas of blowing dust northeast of honey lake including northern washoe county from the smoke creek desert to the oregon border and

few years ago. but virgin galactic is anxious to get back up in space. today the company commercial spaceship to replace the one destroyed in a devastating accident in 20-14. c-n-n digital crane gives us a preview of virgin galactic's big plans. --reporter pkg-as follows-- "this is the vehicle that is going to take many hundreds of regular people into space for the first time." richard branson's virgin galactic wants to be the world's first commercial space line. that is, the first company to take regular people into space, on a regular basis. and this is the spaceship they say could do it "spaceship-two serial-two was constructed here in the mojave desert in this secretive hangar." "we're really looking forward to getting it into the, into the air where it belongs, and then eventually into space." "head back and we're accelerating." dave mackay is virgin galactic's chief pilot he's been training inside this simulator hundreds of times -- waiting for a

"after rollout we expect in the next couple of months to be in flight test. and of course that's hugely significant." that's because virgin galactic has not had a vehicle since a tragic accident in 20-14 left its spaceship in pieces, and killed one test pilot. "we're going to learn from what went wrong." the n-t-s-b ruled the cause of the accident to be human error spaceship-two, serial- two was already in development at the time of the crash. but not nearly ready to serve as a replacement. "when we began this journey, we knew that it would be hard. and it has been hard. //george: the number one thing is that we're going to test fly this vehicle. we're going to test fly spaceship 2 and we're going to make sure we understand what happened." virgin galactic has made several updates to its new and improved spacecraft "the actual accident itself was caused by a control being moved when it -- shouldn't have been done. and we've implemented a new system, which prevents that ever

but building the spaceship and adding those new features has taken time. spaceship two, serial two has been under construction for more than three years. "i believe that the future of this vehicle will be powerful to the future of humanity." "two, one. release release." this is how it works: the mothership, white knight two, carries the spaceship 50-thousand feet into the air. then it separates and blasts off at more than three times the speed of sound... reaching between 50 and 62 miles above earth. the six passengers onboard will experience about 6 minutes of weightlessness "and at this point, or very shortly we're gonna allow the, the customer's to unstrap. and they can float around. more than 700 customers have already paid 250-thousand dollars for a seat when virgin galactic eventually starts commercial operation. "it's a sensational experience of

important than that. it's a first step in -- opening up space to the-- the wider population of the world." that was rachel crane reporting. virgin isn't the only company that has invested in civilian space-travel. it is the only company

"to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee has died at age 89. anderson cooper looks back at her remarkable life. --reporter pkg-as follows-- nats - "you never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view." a life lesson delivered by the fictional alabama lawyer, atticus finch, in the 1962 film to kill a mockingbird. nats - "she kissed a black man." the movie addresses racial injustice of the 1930's through the eyes of finch's young daughter, scout. these characters were first brought to life by famed author, harper lee, in a novel that would become a classic for all generations. nelle harper lee was born on april 28th, 1926

lee's father was a lawyer and served as inspiration for her book's civil rights hero. following in her father's footsteps, lee studied law at the university of alabama and became editor of the school's humorous and literary magazine. but by age 23 - she'd abandoned law and moved to new york to become a writer. there, lee reunited with her childhood friend and fellow writer, truman capote, assisting him in the research that led to his famous novel, "in cold blood." their unique friendship played out on the big screen in the award- winning movie, "capote." nats - "you're the only one i know with the qualifications to be both a research assistant and a personal body guard." lee's first novel, to kill a mockingbird, was published in 1960 and received the pulitzer prize. in 2007, president george w. bush presented lee with the medal of freedom. "all of us are filled with admiration for a great american and a lovely lady named harper lee." but for most of her life, she stayed out of the spotlight. in one of the few interviews lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughts. saying: "i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me... all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of... in 2015, the literary

the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later. nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade." nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. "to have another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!" "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling book in harpercollins' publishing history. through all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. but. forever remembered for inspiring the world through her written

see videos of the day. first up... what could be the greatest view of something you can't actually see. it's a massive black hole about 300-million light years from earth. scientists took their sharpest pictures of it with the hubble space telescope. this black hole is larger than a-million suns combined. but it can not be seen because black holes pull light in with their gravity. astronomers can still

around them. this view is a special treat for visitors at yosemite national park. it's called "firewall"... and it happens only around this time of the year. the optical illusion looks like fire flowing off a cliff. but park rangers say it's actually the sun glowing through a waterfall. the angle of the sun has to be just right, which happens only for a couple of weeks in february. but when it does... the park website says it's a bonanza for photographers. and checkout this 'firenado' caught on camera in platte county, missouri. this section of fire was part of a 50-acre grass fire. luckily... there are no reports of injuries and no word on a cause yet. dick stoddard is back with another look at our forecast. a weak, fast moving upper level disturbance will bring an increased chance of

this afternoon and evening. winds will also be breezy this afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the weekend and become 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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