of how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." also notable about this john and andi, the washoe county school district will also have full implementation of sel in all of their schools by this fall. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will have show you how social and emotional learning is responsible for increased attendence, higher gpas, and fewer dropouts. live in the studio, ky sisson, channel 2 news. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... dead as strong storms tear through the gulf coast...what residents are saying about the storms and more...after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news this morning with john potter, andi guevara and meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast!" developing this morning... three people are dead and several missing after strong storms and tornadoes rip through the gulf states. in some places, homes and entire neighborhoods are barely recognizable no

the school district is also touting their assesments of how students percieve social and emotional skills which has been adopted by the state of alaska, nevada, and austin, texas. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will have continuing coverage of how this curriculum is an insturmental part of the districts goal of 90 percent graduation rates by 2020. live in the studio, ky sisson, coming up on channel 2 news this morning... president obama is pushing to close guantanamo bay...what the president is proposing and more...after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news welcome back. turning to crime beat... the carson city sheriffs office is looking for who broke into a store february 11th. it happened at the carson treasure thrift store at 49-49 highway 50 east in carson city. one or more burglars broke into the thrift store and stole an undisclosed amount of money. the suspect vehicle appears to be an oldsmobile alero 4 door between the years of 19-99 and 2004. if you know anything, call deputy jarrod adams at 7-7-5 2-8- 3-78-54. and the group volunteers of america say an apparent copper thef

in our community, but they have become a national model for assesing how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." the implementation of social and emotional learning is one of the ways superintendent traci davis says the school district will acheive it's goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020. davis- "and i know we talk about graduation rates and my big push to 90 by 20 but we know kids are larger than just test scores." what as, bs, cs, and ds... "thank you for being my partner." can't do. shaffer- "it's preventative, and preventing substance abuses, that is worth celebrating. davis- "the question is why what and what can we do to help them 20! 90 by 20!" covering school watch, ky sisson, channel 2 news. tomorrow on channel 2 news, we will show you how from custodian to teacher, to principal, social and emotional learning is impacting an entire community. washoe county schools... and how the initiative not only benefits students... but also

but for them, color is percieved, not just through sight... but also taste. gretchen says, "i think i was making a pot of chili, and it wasn't quite right and i was tasting it, and i thought, 'it needs more purple.'" seneca says, "i thought it was just a normal thing." biting into a piece of fruit floods seneca's taste buds.. and her other senses. seneca says, "i'm seeing pink and yellow." seneca, gretchen and soren have what's known as synesthesia. the term itself comes from greek words meaning "joined perception." it happens when one sense is simultaneously perceived with one or more additional senses. dr. lee baugh, phd says, "what you see, typically, is the pairing of two senses that are typically removed from one another." dr. lee baugh is an assistant professor of neuroscience at usd's sanford school of medicine. he did his undergraduate studies at one of the leading research institutes examining synesthesia and says it is estimated to affect anywhere from one in every 200 people to one in 2,000. so, why? there's still not a proven cause, but dr. baugh

they are also touting their nationally recognized assesments of how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." also notable about this john and andi, the washoe county school district will also have full implementation of sel in all of their schools by this fall. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will have continuing coverage of how this curriculum is an districts goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020. live in the studio, ky sisson, channel 2 news. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... after last night's caucus... presidential hopefuls are now looking ahead in their campaigns... where candidates are heading next...after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news this morning with john potter, andi guevara and meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 welcome back. let's take a look at some news making headlines around the nation right now. first, presidential candidates vying for the white house are turning their focus to the big super tuesda

but for them, color is percieved, not just through sight... but also taste. gretchen says, "i think i was making a pot of chililiand it wasn't quite right and i was tasting it, and i thought, 'it needs more purple.'" seneca says, "i thought it was just a normal thing." biting into a piece of fruit floods seneca's tte buds.. and her other senses. seneca says, "i'm seeing pink and yellow." seneca, gretchen and soren have what's known as synesthesia. the term itself comes from greek words meaning g oined perception." it happens when one nse is simultaneously perceived with one or more additional senses. dr. lee baugh, phd says, "what you see, typically, is the pairing of two senses that are dr. lee baugh is an assistant professor of neuroscience at usd's sanford school of medicine. he did his undergraduate studies at one of the leadininresearch institites examining synesthesia and says it is estimated to affect anywhere from one in every 200 people to one in 2,000. so, why? there's still not a proven cause, but dr. baugh explains one theory that's being research

in our community, but they have become a national model for assesing how students percieve social and emotional skills. shaffer- "we're pleased to announce that that assessment was adopted by the state of nevada, the state of alaska and austin, texas." the implementation of social and emotional learning is one of the ways superintendent traci davis says it's goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020. davis- "and i know we talk about graduation rates and my big push to 90 by 20 but we know kids are larger than just test scores." what as, bs, cs, and ds... "thank you for being my partner." can't do. shaffer- "it's preventative, and preventing substance abuses, bulling, risky behaviors." that is worth celebrating. davis- "the question is why what and what can we do to help them and i think this, social and emotional learning is going to be a key component to get kids to the finish line also. 90 by 20! 90 by 20!" covering school watch, ky sisson, channel 2 news. tommorow on channel 2 news, we will show you how from custodian to teacher, to principal, social and emotional learning is im

but for them, color is percieved, not just through sight... but also taste. gretchen says, "i think i was making a pot of chili, and it wasn't quite right and i was tasting it, and i thought, 'it needs more purple.'" seneca says, "i thought it was just a normal thing." biting into a piece of fruit floods seneca's taste buds.. and her other senses. seneca says, "i'm seeing pink and yellow." seneca, gretchen and soren have what's known as synesthesia. the term itself comes from greek words meaning "joined perception." it happens when one sense is simultaneously perceived with one or more additional senses. dr. lee baugh, phd pairing of two senses that are typically removed from one another." dr. lee baugh is an assistant professor of neuroscience at usd's sanford school of medicine. he did his undergraduate studies at one of the leading research institutes examining synesthesia and says it is estimated to affect anywhere from one in every 200 people to one in 2,000. so, why? there's still not a proven cause, but dr. baugh explains one theory that's being resear

and marco rubio has become favorite target because he is percieved as someone who after iowa, has a bit of momentum.> then on the democratic side, bernie sanders, who's support has long been strong here in new hampshire, a neighbor to his home state of vermont---has been in a bit of an uncomfortable back and forth over charges that his suppororrs have made sexist t comments about clinton.> so a bit of campaign drama there. > (on camera)> what makes this so exciting is that many new hampshire voters still undecided > that means we could see some real surprises tonight, sstay with us as we bring you results & reaction all night long.> reporting in salem new hampshire, scott thuman3 3 the votes are in.the columbus zoo's baby polar bear officially has a name... nora! the name was chosen in a public online people from 115 counties.nora is a combination of (non - ook) nanuq and parents's'names. she e s born november 6 - th. 3 3 3 3 south sioux city put its near - perfect record on the line at the pit. we span three states for hoops action. chris neyenhouse is next with morning sports. "you're