the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels... was still there on the scene when they arrived. dolan was taken into custody...but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers found another car in a ditch near the incident. there was another vehicle that was involved in a previous crash south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right now. sergeant smith tells us they're still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the fatal crash. let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! mostly sunny and mild today with a high of 61 in reno and 58 for s. lake tahoe, and light continues for us through the weekend with highs in the 60s and no major storms are heading our way. have a great tuesday! time to check out our roadways and the debate for solar rates in our state continued at a public utilities commission hearing this morning. since last year's legislation went into effect..

the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels... was still there on the scene when they arrived. custody...but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers found another car in a ditch near the incident. there was another vehicle that was involved in a previous crash south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right now. sergeant smith tells us they're still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the fatal crash. let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! mostly sunny and mild today with a high of 61 in reno and 58 for s. lake tahoe, and light winds. beautiful weather continues for us through the and no major storms are heading as barley is the main ingredient of beer, one of our breweries and a rancher are working together to turn the meat of the beer, to the meat on the table. ky sisson is in the studio with more on how they keep customers and the cows happy. good mo

the only person on the plane, the pilot. 87-year-old herbert bartell, waiting hours to be saved. while rescue crewed figured out how to get him down. police say bartell had just taken off when he ran into trouble. >> the engine started to sputter and he lost control. so, he tried to do a u-turn, but he lost control and it went into >> reporter: stuck up in the tree, bartell managed to call 911, but it took nearly four hours to get him down, because of all the branches in the way. >> he was in very good spirits the whole time there. he was conscious, alert, oriented the whole incident. >> reporter: bartell escaped with only minor injuries. >> think by the end he was a >> reporter: phillip mena, abc news, new york. >>> now, to hollywood. the academy awards about to get under way tonight. the star power building on the red carpet. the biggest celebs in the business about to arrive. everyone picking their favorites to win. amy? >> reporter: hello from hollywood, tom. e excitement is building as the stars begin to make their way down the red carpet. it does not get more glamorous than

bartels: "making sure call if the sink breaks. i also want to make sure my children, as much as they can be, are prepared emotionally and physically as well." giving up a year of civilian life is a personal sacrifice, but soldiers say it isn't without benefits. spc. taylor redmond/virginia national guard: "it's going to be a good opportunity to progress my career, learn a lot, and develop myself." qatar is not a combat zone, but soldiers say every mission carries its own unique risks. lt. col. christopher samulski/virginia national guard: "as you see in the news, there are plenty of ways for anybody that wants to do ill will to the united states forces." and that's exactly why these soldiers are serving; to protect their fellow members of the military as they fight to protect our freedom. redmond: "what we're doing is participating in something that is a lot bigger than us, so while it may not be glorious i don't think anyone is questioning the importance of it." this mission will include about 450 soldiers from our region. they s

the only person on the plane, the pilot. 87-year-old herbert bartell, waiting hours to be saved. authorities say he had just taken off and ran into trouble. >> he tried to do a u-turn, but >> reporter: stuck up in the tree, bartell managed to call 911, but it took nearly four hours to get him down, because of all the branches in the way. >> he was in very good spirits the whole time there. he was conscious, alert, oriented the whole incident. >> reporter: bartell escaped with only minor injuries. >> think by the end he was a little apg shus to get out. >> reporter: phillip mena, abc news, new york. >>> now, to a troubled cruise ship back in the headlines. anthem of the seas, the ship damaged after sailing into hurricane-force winds earlier this month, forced to turn around mid-trip this weekend, returning to new jersey because of a severe storm in its path. >>> and now to hollywood. the academy awards about to get under way tonight. the star power building on the red carpet. the biggest celebs in the business about to arrive. everyone picking their favorites to win. abc's amy rob

n-h-p says 42 year old james dolan of sparks -- the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels was on scene when they arrived. dolan was taken into custody... but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers tell us they found another car in a ditch nearby the incident. there was another vehicle that south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right now. sergeant smith tells us they are still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the crash. paul nelson: it was a huge day for nevada's sports books yesterday thanks to the super bowl. i'm paul nelson, coming up at 5:30 i'll show you how big it was. the threat of the zika virus has those in charge of our blood supply on the offensive. we'll tell you how that effects donors here in northern nevada...after the break. the zika virus is the focus of tonight's ask the doctor segment. the mosquito-born virus can be devastating for pregnant women - and their unborn babies. if you have questions, infectious disease expert - dr. tru

the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels... was still there on the scene when they arrived. dolan was taken into custody...but on charges officers found another car in a ditch near the incident. there was another vehicle that was involved in a previous crash south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right now. sergeant smith tells us they're still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the fatal crash. let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! mostly sunny and mild today with a high of 61 in reno and 58 for s. lake tahoe, and light continues for us through the weekend with highs in the 60s and no major storms are heading as barley is the main ingredient of beer, one of our breweries and a rancher are working together to turn the meat of the beer, to the meat on the table. ky sisson is in the studio with more on how they keep customers and the cows happy. good

the only person on the plane, the pilot. 87-year-old herbert bartell, waiting hours to be saved. while rescue crews figured out how to get him down. police say bartell had just taken off when he ran into trouble. >> the engine started to sputter and he lost control. so, he tried to do a u-turn, but he lost control and it went into the trees. tree, bartell managed to call 911, but it took nearly four hours to get him down, because of all the branches in the way. >> he was inery good spirits the whole time there. he was conscious, alert, oriented the whole incident. >> reporter: bartell escaped with only minor injuries. >> think by the end he was a little anxious to get out. >> reporter: phillip mena, abc news, new york. >>> incredible. still don't know the cause of the crash. apparently he's owned the ses nas since the '70s. >> obviously it needs some repairs. no, it's good to know he's back down on terra firma after fr hours out there. switch gears and show you a live picture out at the dolby theater. this is in hollywood. and you can see people are still making their way out of

n-h-p says 42 year old james dolan of sparks -- the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels was on scene when they arrived. but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers tell us they found another car in a ditch nearby the incident. there was another vehicle that was involved in a previous crash south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right now. sergeant smith tells us they are still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the crash. still to come on channel 2 news at 6-30, the threat of the zika virus has those in charge of our blood supply on the offensive. we'll tell you how that effects donors here in northern congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level th

bartels was pronounced dead at the scene. the crash shut down i- 580 between bellevue road and bowers for several hours. dolan was arrested on warrants that were unrelated to the incident. police are also looking for a woman accused of robbing a convenience store in stead. they released this surveillance image of her. it happened on sunday at "jacksons" on stead boulevard. police say the woman showed the clerk a gun in her waistband, then demanded money. she left in a silver sedan with black rims. she's described as either white or hispanic, between 18 and 20 years old with a heavy build. she was wearing a black hat with an "s" on it and a blue hooded sweatshirt. if you know anything call reno police or secret witness. a murder suspect mistakenly released from a los angeles jail has been arrested in steven wright was awaiting trial in connection with a gang killing... when he was released from jail last month. police tracked him down to a hotel in boulder city where he was arrested yesterday. officials blame clerical errors f

. >> reporter: sergeant first>> reporter: sergeant first-class james bartell, he 17 years in the army but leaving his wife and three sons behind is the hard part. >> my wife has been with me. the third deployment she has been on as well. she is as trained as well in experiencing that and it is really rough on her to go through that with the family. >> reporter: the next few months, they will prepare for goodbyes are set. >> are you going to check in with your mother? >> i got to. chief requirement. >> reporter: for chief sergeant bartell, this is more than a jobbartell, this is more than a job, a duty and calling. >> i can't really picture>> i can't really picturing myself doing anything else. >> reporter: the battalion will drill at fort bliss, texas before they deploy. once they get to qatar, they will be a security force at gates, tower control and other support. noreen. >> noreen: we fish them the best of luck, thank you, suri. >>> area kids will get food assistance thanks to a new big grant. the abbott grant the food bank help fund the family back pack program at altavista elemen

susan bartell: some kids do it for power some kids do it just for a lark, they just think it's funny. psychologist dr. susan bartell says children are often still developing impulse control...and their parents need to get involved. if your child is the bully even if they are doing it for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless-could have a police record. so what if your child is the cyberbully? one recent study found more than 80 percent of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than bullying in person like at school. michelle joel: i wanted to create this filter system, that would monitor so parents could feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media and text messaging. software developer michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software "my social sitter" uses algorithms to filter so when a teen types a negative message it gets blocked and parents get notified. that technology. lexi's own mother dianah gibson--hasn't gotten supervising software yet. but she says all parents

susan bartell some kids do it for power?some kids do it just for a lark, they just think it's funny psychologist dr. susan bartell says children are often still developing impulse control...and their parents need to get involved. dr. susan bartell if your child is the bully even if they are doing it for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless- could have a police standup: so what if your child is the cyberbully? one recent study found more than 80 percent of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than bullying in person like at school. michelle joel i wanted to create this filter system, that would monitor so parents could feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media andext messaging software developer michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software "my social sitter" uses algorithms to filter so when a teen types a negative message it gets blocked and parents get notified. dianah gibson if you love your kids, you

susan bartell says children are often still developing impulse control...and their parents need to get involved. sot dr. susan bartell if your child is the bully even if they are doing it for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless- could have a police record megan hughes standup: so what if your child is the cyberbully? one recent study found more than 80 percent of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than bullying in person like at school. sot michelle joel i wanted to create this filter system, that would monitor so parents could feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media and text messaging software developer michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software "my social sitter" uses algorithms to filter so when a teen types a negative message it gets blocked and parents get notified. sot dianah gibson if you love your kids, you have to keep up with that technology. lexi's own mother dianah gibson--hasn't gotten but she says all parents need to police their children's cy

n-h-p says 42 year old james dolan of sparks -- the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels was on scene when they arrived. dolan was taken into custody... but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers tell us they found another car in a ditch near the incident. there was another vehicle that was involved in a previous crash south of our location. as of right now we are still conducting investigation. it is unknown on the status of the driver of that vehicle right sergeant smith tells us they are still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the crash. republican state senator greg brower is formally resigning from his northern nevada seat. this announcement comes months after an he said he would not be seeking re- election. former assemblywoman heidi gansert, and businessman eugene hoover are running on the republican side. reno attorney devon reese is racing for the democrats. coming up, the super bowl is the biggest sporting event of the year when it comes to betting and today people are collected their winnings... we'll show you how sports books welcom

bartell managed to call 9-1-1 and waited four hours while rescuers figured out how to get he suffered minor injuries. emily: the bruins get on the board first against tampa bay at the garden. but the lightning struck after that. they take the next four goals all unanswered. 4-1 the final. the win snaps a tie between the b's and the lightning for second place in the atlantic division. randy: and the red carpet rolls for oscar night in boston. the ellie fund's 20th annual red carpet gala at the fairmont copley plaza. our own doug meehan and danielle volmar served as emcees. it was put on by our kelley tuthill and former anchor newscenter 5's susan wornick. the proceeds go to the ellie fund which provides support to hundreds of patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer. chris rock: reach into your millionaire pockets and i want you to buy some of my daughter's girl scout cookies. randy: it happens here at newscenter 5. deep pockets there. chris rock held a fundraiser of his own at the oscars last night. he helped his daughter's girl scout troop sell cookies. and they were popular w

susan bartell says children are still developing impulse control and their parents need to get involved. >> your child who is the bully, even if they're doing did for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless can have a police record. >> what if your child is the cyberbully? one study found more than 80% of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than in person like at school. >> i wanted to create this filter system that would monitor so parents would feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media platforms and text messages. >> reporter: michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software my social sitter uses algorithms to filter. when a teen types a negative message, it gets blocked. parents get notified. >> if you love your kids, keep up with the technology. >> diana gibson hasn't gotten supervising software yet but says all parents need to police their children's cyberlives. >> it's real. you know, kids will put things >> reporter: megan hughes, abc news, harper's ferry, west vi

bartels was pronounced dead at the scene. the crash shut down i- 580 between bellevue road and bowers for several hours. dolan was arrested on warrants that were unrelated to the an inmate mistakenly released from los angeles county sheriff's department is back in custody. officials say steven wright was arrested monday at a hotel in boulder city, nevada. wright was released erroneously from an inmate reception center on january 30th. he is now being held in a nevada facility... pending an extradition hearing. officials say he will not face additional charges. a las vegas man will spend the next several years behind bars after being sentenced as a habitual criminal. a washoe district judge sentenced shawn procacina to 25 years in prison for a string of burglaries that started in june of last year. procacina will not be eligible for parole for ten years. ### the new hampshire primary is underway and the presidential candidates are still stumping for last minutes votes. the latest polls have gop frontrunner donald trump and dem

the driver of the red honda civic that struck bartels... was on scene when dolan was taken into custody... but on charges unrelated to the crash. officers tell us they found another car in a ditch near the incident. police say they are still investigating whether that second vehicle was related to the crash. turning to crime beat... reno police say they have arrested a woman in connection to the robbery at a convenience store in stead on sunday. police say around 2-30 in the morning... a woman demanded money from the clerk at the jacksons store on stead boulevard, showing the clerk a gun in her waistband. she left the scene in a silver 4-door passenger car. detectives say they located the vehicle in stead and detained the driver. she was identified as 18-year-old kassandra portillo. she admitted to the sunday robbery and was charged with robbery with a deadly weapon. and sparks police are investigating an armed robbery at a casino early yesterday. they were called out to the alamo casino on greg street around 4 a-m. a man walked into the st

people, those airstrikes likely killed a senior operative last year. you might remember the one at the bartel museum pd a and another one at a beach. u.s. defense officials say more than 3,000 isis fighters are operating in that country. south carolina, there is a flurry of last minute campaigning throughout the state. they were dueling for up decided voters. ohio governor john kasich in south carolina. >> over a year ago, a man who was like my second dad, he killed himself, and then a few months, my parents got a divorce, and then a few months later, my dad lost his job. and i was in a really dark place depressed. i found hope and i found it in the lord and in my friends, and now i've found it in my presidential candidate that i support, and i really appreciate one of those hugs you've been talking about. [applause] >> meantime on the democratic side, presidential candidate hillary clinton are in nevada for a final day of campaigning there. >> a five-year-old saves her grandmother after she learned an important lesson in school. in october, her class went to the fire department to learn that

investigators say bartels was hit by a driver also traveling northbound in the same lane. bart,ls was pronounced dead on scene. troopers say the driver pulled over, and is cooperating with the investigation. the driver was the only person in the car at the time of the crash, and was later -- on warrants not associated with the deadly crash. >>> jury selection is underway this morning in lion county five years after a little boy was murdered in silver springs. cody wallace has spent the last five years in jail, waiting for his trial to start. after the judge decleared a mistrial in 2013 because of several errors on the part of the district attorney office. wallace is charged in the death of two-year-old thomas con nell. wallace was -- little boy's death. the trial is expected to last three to four weeks. >>> republican state senator growing bower is seat. bower submitted to governor sandoval yesterday, saying he was resigning effective february 20th. senate republican caucus spokeswoman jody stevens says bower is accepting a visit in the u.s. department of justice. bower se

susan bartell says children are still developing impulse control and their parents need to get involvedyour child who is the bully, even if they're doing did for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless can have a police record. >> what if your child is the cyberbully? one study found more than 80% of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than in person like at school. >> i wanted to create this filter system that would monitor so parents would feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media platforms and text messages. >> reporter: michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software my social sitter uses algorithms to filter. when a teen types a negative message, it gets blocked. parents get notified. >> if you love your kids, keep up with the technology. >> diana gibson hasn't gotten supervising software yet but says all parents need to police their children's cyberlives. >> it's real. you know, kids will put things on twitter and they can get in a lot of trouble for it. >> report

merlin bartels, who lives right off of the think is causing the accidents?" "probably speed...they don't slow up." "and a few years ago, the iowa d.o.t installed signs with the d.o.t plans on reconstructing two miles of highway 20's westbound lane -- east of cottingham road streching east of swiss valley road in hopes of residents will have to give up their land. "really haven't gotten too much input, some favorable some objections. it's both ways...it affects everybody, one way or another." d.o.t's district planner says they'll start looking at buying give up their land. "really haven't gotten too much input, some favorable some objections. it's both ways...it affects everybody, one way or another." d.o.t's district planner says they'll start looking at buying land...this summer. now once the first phase of the project begins...i'm told it'll take about one year to complete. we've got you covered live in dubuque...shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. the total cost of phase one of the project will cost 26 million dollars. some of it is being funded by the roa

n-h-p tells us 18-year- old chile bartels of carson city was walking in the northbound lanes on the interstate when he was hit by a honda civic. its not clear if alcohol was a factor in this crash. the northbound lanes of i-580 were closed for several hours. ### a motorcyclist was plumb lane this morning. the motorcyle was headed west on plumb when an s-u-v turned in front of it at ferris the motorcycle rider was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's the final stretch--- the first presidential primary is just hours from beginning. and candidates are busier than ever. between rallies and town halls, the remaining candidates have a lot on their plates. for the republicans, donald trump is leading by double digits. and on the democratic side, hillary clinton is turning the tables on bernie sanders. "senator sanders took about $220k from wall street firms..." sanders is leading in new hampshire by 16 points. and despite the snow, high turn outs are expected for tomorrow's primary. the first three precincts cast their votes at midnight. ### nevada's caucuses are less than t

the university of florida extension services hosted the poverty to promise stimulation event in bartel. commissioners and other county leaders did not have adequate money, transportation, bank access, or educational opportunities. speemac there might be a service in the county, but really it is 30 miles from from my house and i will be able to get to it. >> organizers say they hope this event will make county leaders more wet of the challenges low income families face every day. >>> christie watts has been baking cake's since she was a little girl. these days the mother of two is baking for a very special road in beautiful zephyrhills speemac who doesn't like sugar? >> that person could be hard to find the christine watson loves sugar. so much she bakes for strangers. i hope she will really like it. i lost track of how many have made. this is my second take -- take. >> it's a group of over 8000 acres to make free birthday cakes for critically ill children. speemac a sweet 16 cake for a sweet girl diagnosed with a brain tumor a few years ago. >> i know what it is like to have a sick chi

commissioner bartel says it was done to make sure teams were following proper procedure. the nfl is not an ideal gas law denier. they accept the science. it' s just that in the case of brady, they believe the ideal gas law only took the psi levels so far. and a deflator did the rest. you may disagree but that was , their conclusion and all judge berman really did was rule the 4-game suspension was cray-cray. but the league was not involved in a prolonged research project, checking whether temperatures, and jotting down psi. they were not double checking the wells report they were satisfied with it. none of this satisfies patriot fans, but i don' t think roger' s a dodger. he was also asked if he would reinstate before game suspension for tom brady. he dodged that one. ed: what was that you said? >>cray cray. maria: that is what the kids say. lots of kids collect they fall ed: but not all of them offer to give them away. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry [ cheering ] p i've got some real estate here in my bag r counting the cars

, max lyon of western dubuque kept his undeeated season alive with a 2nd period pin against isaac bartel of mason city... that's why he's ranked number one. 195, prairie's taylor mehmen was getting takedown after takedown... he beat logan buck of dallas center- grimes, 9-2. at heavyweight, dubuque hempstead's gannon gremmel had to fight hard for every point... he daniel ramirez of southeast polk, 4-1. gannon will face aaron costello of western dubuque who hung on to win his match, 3-2. in class 2a, 126, center point- urbana's brock rathbun comes up with the takedown... that's all he needs as he continues to chase a third straight state title. at 132, keaton geerts of new hampton comes up with two points against derek holschlag of union... geerts is heading to the championship round after the 4-1 win... from des moines, josh christensen, kcrg-tv9 sports. vtr 1:41 oc: standard to hoops and the road to des moinesontinued tonight for the girls. scott westerberg starts our team coverage at west branch. and the home team jumped out to the early lead...haley mullinnix connects on the 3....west

bartell managed to call 9-1-1 and waited four hours while rescuers figured out how to get him down. he suffered minor injuries. emily: the bruins get on the board first against tampa bay at the garden. but the lightning struck after that. they take the next four goals all unanswered. 4-1 the final. the win snaps a tie between the b's and the lightning for second place in the atlantic division. randy: we rolled out the red carpet for oscar night here in boston. the ellie fund's 20th annual red carpet gala was held last night at the fairmont copley plaza. the eyeopener's doug meehan and daniel vollmar served as emcees of the event, put on by our kelley tuthill and former wornick. the proceeds go to the ellie fund which provides support to hundreds of patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer. emily: in case you missed it, there is a new member of the newscenter 5 family. meet baby greyson. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio gave birth to this beautiful boy saturday morning. she says everyone is healthy and feeling amazing. congratulations to her and husband jeremy. what a cutie.