let's start with, ryan canaday has been at the nugget for us all day. let's start with ryan can you give us an update? kristen a lot of the same as we told you at 5. the lines are still long, and many people are casting their ballots. but we want to give you a closer look at the process. participants enter through these doors, and that's where volunteers check to make sure

ryan canaday channel two news. couldn't ask for a better weekend. with clear skies light winds, and mild temperatures. do we need the snow, but it's nice to have a quiet weekend to enjoy too. highs today topped out in the low 50's. tomorrow will be slightly warmer. satellite shows some thin clouds moving in from the west. pushing onshore, overnight. temperatures tonight will be cool, dropping into the teens in valley's and upper 20's elsewhere. with an inversion in place, it will be warmer at pass level. looking to our community... legends in sparks hosted a community of red runners...all trying to fight against the number one cause of death in the u-s scheels hosted remsa and the american heart association for the fourth annual running red for heart 5-k this morning. around 60 runners participated - and all proceeds benefit the american heart association in their fight to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular diseases. runners tell us - they also do it to raise awareness. "it's really important to get out, whether you're walking or runnin

ryan canaday was in carson city and he will join us in the just a minute. but we'll start with erin breen, who was all over the biggest little city today. erin, it was pretty hectic out there today, wasn't it? that's a good word for it.... but really the problems were all with the checking in.... some who registered online had to wait in the general lines if they didn't have cell phones. and they could have used more volunteers helping, because the backlog meant for lines. and when i say lines...i mean serious lines... lines that crowded the hallways...wound around corners and led right out lines that wore on those waiting in them. norma:"i thought it was a little disorganized and there was to use of automatic counting and technology that i think should have beeen employed." david mandel:"the registration was slow they were all volunteers and they clearly could have had more training and practice i think." -----you go this way ..you go that way...- the caucus we were following was too big for the first room ...so we moved. do we bring our chairs? the second

covering the story live in the newsroom, ryan canaday channel two news. "channel 2 news continues with chief meteorologist mike alger's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american while variable amounts of cloudiness will break over the strong high pressure ridge that is planted over the west coast, said ridge will also result in dry conditions and very warm temperatures throughout the rest of the week. highs will climb into the mid-60s wednesday and stay there until the weekend, where they will fall only slightly into the low 60s. at this point, the next chance of precipitation doesn't come along until mid to late next week. while variable amounts of cloudiness will break over the strong high pressure ridge that planted over the west coast, said ridge will also result in dry conditions and very warm temperatures throughout the rest of the week. highs will climb into the mid-60s wednesday and stay there until the weekend, where they will fall only slightly into the low at this point, the next chance of precipitation doesn't come along until m

ryan canaday followed sanders today while the senator took advantage of his time before the nevada caucus to speak with residents of the state. ryan canaday-bernie sanders spoke at the university of nevada today in front of this called real solutions for real people. he discussed creating an economy that works for working families and his planned investment in jobs for young people." "applause" bernie sanders-"our job is to create a political revolution in which millions of people stand together." a handful of those people stood together today asking questions to both bernie sanders and senator cory booker who was there on behalf of hillary clinton. the questions ranged from their views toward ownershipp of public lands, to their support toward indigenous people. when we focus our financial resources from the federal government, they have got to go into those communities who need it the most and as often as not, that is the native american community but this was only one of a few stops for senator sanders today. he also spoke to a group of solar power activists..showing his support for su

ryan canaday has been following the caucus action and joins us now live in the studio. ryan what did you find out? jen experts we spoke to said there were really no surprises saturday both in terms of hillary's victory and voter turnout. now although we did report yesterday that a few locations did have a lot of people show up to caucus. as expected...the state wide numbers were still very low. "caucus" although the washoe county turnout was better than clark county... nevada still had a very low caucus participation rate compared to states like iowa and new hampshire..with nevada attracting less than 12 percent of voters on the democratic that's the problem with the caucus state and maybe the problem with the west where we're much more jaded about politics a lot more distressful about candidates so building enthusiasm out here is challenging." but could poor participation affect nevada's value as first caucus in the west during future elections? lokken says that answer is less about voter turnout and more about harry reid's decision to retire from the u.s. senate. "with

ryan canaday has been following the caucus action and joins us now live in the studio. ryan what did you find out? jen experts we spoke to said there were really no surprises saturday both in terms of hillary's victory and voter report yesterday that a few locations did have a lot of people show up to caucus. as expected...the state wide numbers were still very low. "caucus" although the washoe county turnout was better than clark county... nevada still had a very low caucus participation rate compared to states like iowa and new hampshire..with nevada attracting less than 12 percent of voters on the democratic side. that's the problem with the caucus state and maybe the problem with the west where we're much more jaded about politics a lot more distressful about candidates so building enthusiasm out here is challenging." but could poor participation affect nevada's value as first caucus in the west during future elections? lokken says that answer is less about voter turnout and more about harry reid's decision to retire from the u.s. senate. "with that kind of longevity

ryan canaday caught up with organizers today and joins us ryan what's going on down there? well jen they actually just opened the doors about 30 minutes ago. and as you can see from the crowd behind me, people are continuing to file in. organizers of the event say they'll have a sold out crowd of sixteen hundred people here tonight. mike wurm-executive director boys and girls club of truckee meadows-"people from all walks of life and folks from again for generations have supported this community not event that goes on in reno than the ciopinno feed." nearly 600 items will be raffled and auctioned off at tonight's fundraiser...many of which were donated directly from people in the reno community. but of course it's the cioppino dinner itself that's the the man making the cioppino from scratch tonight, is the same cook that's been doing it since the fundraiser began 36 years ago... and he can still recall how the whole thing came to be. bud sorenson- head chef-i worked for jack riviglio, jack says i hear you make a pretty good cioppino and i said yeah, he says well we need a

ryan canaday joins us now live at the nugget in carson city. ryan can you give us an update now that we are a few hours in? here at 4 pm but the lines aren't quite as crazy as they and 5:30. but there are still a fair share of people lining up to cast their ballots. we actually had a chance to speak with a few of them who are very surprised with the way things are running. jerry counts- carson city "it's much more like a vote than it is a caucus." khristine hansen-jones carson city- "i was actually expecting a lot more confusion than what we had having seen what went on over the weekend with the democrats so very pleasantly surprised." after people cast their ballot for the candidate of their choice they're given the option to leave or stay in this ballroom for the pricinct meetings. those meetings actually just began at 6pm and its here where they'll be electing delegates to go to the county convention. covering campaign 20-16 live in carson city, ryan canaday the g-o-p frontrunner campaigned at the nugget in sparks today. most polls show donal

ryan canaday was at today's memorial and joins us now live in the studio. ryan? jen today's service was a beautiful salute to the life of debbie smith. she was remembered as a loving colleague, wife, and mother...who no matter what...always stayed true to what she believed in. bruce bilbrey--if you met her at the grocery store, of if you met her at the halls of the legislature, you got the same debbie, and that was good." debbie's brother bruce was one of many who only had the best things to say about debbie's life. he recalled a story his sister once told him..about her secret to always staying so calm at the legislature. "she said i always ask myself one thing, will this make my mother proud." her colleagues in the legislature, looked up to her describing her with words like fair and selfless. "here she is living with a life threatening issue and she is apologizing to me, selfless, that's what debbie was." her niece recited the words of a country music song... words that she felt embodied the way debbie chose to live her life each and every day. "hold the door,

ryan canaday caught up with organizers today and joins us now live at the event. ryan what's going on down there? well jen they actually just opened the doors about 30 minutes ago. and as you can see from the crowd behind me, people are continuing to file in. organizers of the event say they'll have a sold out crowd of sixteen hundred people here tonight. mike wurm-executive director boys and girls club of truckee meadows-"people from all walks of life and folks from again for generations have supported this community not just the boys and girls club but the community in general, so there really is a local flavor, i mean there's not a more reno event that goes on nearly 600 items will be raffled and auctioned off at tonight's fundraiser...many of which were donated directly from people in the reno community. but of course it's the cioppino dinner itself that's the headline of the event.. the man making the cioppino from scratch tonight, is the same cook that's been doing it since the fundraiser began 36 years ago... and he can still recall how the whole thing came

ryan canaday joins us live in downtown reno. ryan just how many people are getting married? jen here at the arch of reno they say they've performed more than 100 marriages this weekend alone. as you could imagine this kind of business isn't just great for the wedding chapels, but it also helps northern nevada and our local economy. asiel castillo, his wife shannon and their daughter lasa traveled to reno from the bay area on friday, so the two love bird's could tie the knot this valentines day. "well we've been here over the weekend and we've been planning this for a long time, and today is our anniversary so it's perfect." and the folks at the "arch of reno wedding chapel" say it's not just the perfect time for asiel and shannon to get married. but for many couples like the castillo's who come to northern nevada to exchange their vows on valentines day. for this industry where we perform ceremonies". so many ceremonies in fact, that marino expects more than 300 marriage licenses to be issued in washoe county this three day weekend alone--potentially breaking a record. "frid

hosted by douglas tonight....lets check in the other part of our 2 the hoop squad....zac mooney and ryan canaday....ryan you were there for the carson douglas game. thanks garrett- we've got some great highlights tonight. zac has a few plays from a couple not so close games in the high desert league. but first lets take a look at some rivalry action in the sierra league. yes i'm talking about that douglas high...carson city rivalry...with the tigers playing at home. 1. let's take you midway into the second quarter...freshma n hannah carr drives toward the basket..misses the first attempt..but grabs her own rebound and gets the second shot to fall...that would put the tigers up 12. 2.late in the fourth quarter..senators will cut the taking some time...lindy lehman finds the open lane...and makes the shot off the back board.. but it wasn't enough.. as the tigers hold on to win this one huskies with the ball and a big lead here in the second half.. they work it down to mallory mcgwire for 2 of her 20 points on the night. reno up 25 on the lancers. later... lancers with the ball, but a little carele

ryan canaday tells us statewide turnout was low as anticipated. "caucus" although the washoe county turnout was better than clark county... nevada still had a very low caucus participation rate compared to states like iowa and new hampshire..with nevada attracting less than 12 percent side. that's the problem with the caucus state and maybe the problem with the west where we're much more jaded about politics a lot more distressful about candidates so building enthusiasm out here is challenging." but could poor participation affect nevada's value as first caucus in the west during future elections? lokken says that answer is less about voter turnout and more about harry reid's decision to retire from the u.s. senate. "with that kind of longevity came tremendous influence in power, we could immediately see the loss of frontloading status for the caucuses but i'm hoping nevada will also reconsider caucuses and go back to primaries, we have far better participation rates, even though they're still abysmal." but even though the participation isn't alwa

let's start with, ryan canaday has been at the nugget for us all day. let's start with ryan can you give us an update? kristen a lot of the same as we told you at 5. the lines are still long, and many people are casting their ballots. but we want to give you a closer look at the process. participants enter through these doors, and that's where volunteers check to make sure once they've been approved, they get their ballots and cast them at that table. it's at that time that they have the option to leave or stays for the precint meetings that will begin at 6 oclock. covering campaign 20-16 live in carson city, ryan canaday channel two news democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off in south carolina this saturday. clinton is currently leading in the polls there. but sanders is pushing back - hoping for more support ahead of super tuesday. today he campaigned in virginia ahead of super tuesday next week. sen. sanders: we need to radically rethink that way we do politics. you are very very flexing your muscles and that's w

and dallas i'm garrett, lets check in the other part of our 2 the hoop squad....zac mooney and ryan canaday....ryan could the undefeated's stay that way tonight?. they sure would garrett. after tonight's game...the number one seed churchill county girls basketball team would remain perfect and improve to twenty six and oh overall. let's take a look at their game now. the undefeated lady green wave taking on the number four seed fernley vaqueros. 1.churchill county comes out strong right from the tip off...sophmore caitlyn welch takes it past all her defenders 2 the hoop...and lays it in. 2.later in the first...greenwave again...they would take a thirteen the hoop...and lays it in. 2.later in the first...greenwave again...they would take a thirteen point lead into the second quarter with this reverse from leta otuafi. churchill county remains undefeated winning this game 54 to 21. more from the d1-a semis...lowry taking on elko. 1.early on.. buckaroos have possession...they give it to jillian time she would get the assist..dishes it upcourt to kenadee jeppsen who put's in the these wins set

ryan canaday was in carson city and he will join us in the just a minute. but we'll start with erin breen, who was all over the there today, wasn't it? that's a good word for it.... but really the problems were all with the checking in.... some who registered online had to wait in the general lines if they didn't have cell phones. and they could have used more volunteers helping, because the backlog meant for lines. and when i say lines...i mean serious lines... lines that crowded the hallways...wound around corners and led right out the door. lines that wore on those waiting in them. norma:"i thought it was a little disorganized and there was to use of automatic counting and technology that i think should david mandel:"the registration was slow they were all volunteers and they clearly could have had more training and practice i think." -----you go this way ..you go that way...- the caucus we were following was we moved. do we bring our chairs? the second room didn't work out either.....so we moved to the cafeteria. once we got settled there.. it went smoo

covering the story live in washoe valley, ryan canaday channel two news thanks ryan... it looks like the wind could be picking up tomorrow. chief meteorologist mike alger is in the weather center... mike how much moisture could this next storm bring? strong winds associated with a cold front have kicked off a high wind warning for western nevada, in effect throughout the day wednesday. those winds will create an initial rain shadow for the valleys, but late in the day as the winds ease a bit we could see some rain reach the reno area. as the front moves through wednesday night snow levels will fall from 7,500' all the way down to near the valley floors, although all the heat temperatures should limit valley accumulations. high temperatures in the low 60s will crash down to the upper 40s on thursday. for the mountains, a winter storm warning will go into effect wednesday evening, with the heaviest precipitation expected to occur overnight. possible accumulations are in the one to two foot range above 7,000', with significantly less at lake level. by friday, the storm sys

that does it for us..i'm ryan canaday, he's zac mooney.. we'll send it back to you guys. and there's more girls highlights to talk about, paul. cotton candy 1. panthers down by 7 in the 2nd but it's passion burrell up to her usual tricks -- she picks it off and takes it the other way for the uncontested layup. 2. north valleys eventually took the lead but the raiders and dials it in for the three pointer. but the panthers come away with this one 48-44. -damonte ranch and wooster girls... landon miller returning to his alma mater... 1. early on though the colts looking to play spoiler desirae bounds with the steal and she will go to the basket and get the hoop and draw the foul... colts up 4. 2. but then the mustangs took control...alexus hunter steps on the basket and she gets the layup and 1... and damonte ranch goes on tow win 59-33. cheerleaders enjoying a grizzly lead in the fourth. 1. galena still going hard -- taylor crofoot passes it into reilly moss -- she takes it home and picks up the foul -- she hits the free throw for a 6-point lead. 2. then on the other end -

ryan canaday joins us live in downtown reno. ryan just how many people are getting married? jen here at the arch of reno they say they've performed more than 100 marriages this weekend alone. as you could imagine this kind of business isn't just great for the wedding chapels, but it also helps northern nevada and our local economy. "camera" asiel castillo, his wife shannon and their daughter lasa traveled to reno from the bay area on friday, so the two love bird's could tie the knot this valentines day. "well we've been here over the weekend and we've been planning this for a long time, and today is our anniversary so it's perfect." and the folks at the "arch of reno wedding chapel" say it's not just the perfect time for asiel and shannon to get married. but for many couples like the castillo's who come to northern nevada to exchange their vows on valentines day. "it was the perfect weekend, every piece fell into place with the city, the weather and the for this industry where we perform ceremonies". so many ceremonies in fact, that marino expects more than 300 marriage lice

ryan canaday joins us live in victorian square near the apartment buildings. ryan what's the latest on the

ryan canaday was at the resort today and joins us now live in the newsroom. ryan tell us about the new efforts... well guys it's to reduce the amount of plastic waste that's generated at the resort. squaw valley will discontinue the sale of plastic water bottles. and instead... offer visitors. "water" the tap water at squaw valley is supplied by three sources...all coming from the local watershed. "water" and to appreciate this water that has been recognized as the best tasting in california...squaw valley is not only encouraging visitors to drink the water, but to do so by contributing to a good cause. sustainablity-"to get people to think about how they can change their practices, in their everyday life that maybe will have an impact on the climate." the resort has installed 20 water refill stations at both squaw and alpine..and they've begun to sell these eco-friendly pouches to reduce single-use water bottles. "you can roll it up, put in your pocket and it's reusable, dishwasher safe, bpa free all those things people are looking for." gross says the idea s

ryan canaday was on the roads this morning... where he found car accident after car accident - around just about every corner. traveling into work was anything but easy for drivers this morning. "car" many decided to play it safe and rebecca evans-"i've seen everybody going about ten miles per hour." but the extra precaution wasn't always enough..as the ice and snow still caused several accidents all across town. damien lee-"cars are sliding all over the place, you know i saw two accidents coming over from damonte ranch." and it wasn't just south reno that emergency crews were responding to. accidents near the spaghetti bowl, in sparks and north reno created some major backups as well. destiny pike-"i live in sparks and it took me about 45 minutes just to get here." as much of a headache as it was for drivers just to get to work this morning, the aftermath of yesterday's storm is also affecting those who are trying to travel away from town. rebecca evans-"i'm scheduled to go to india this morning but i'm flying out of san francis

until next time, he's ryan canaday, i'm zac and there's more girls results to talk about, paul. division i girls state title game between the number 4 team in the country according to usa today centennial and liberty. 1. third quarter centennial on the run... and jayden eggleston gets to the basket but its no good... bulldogs get the board and kick it out to bailey thomas and she calls glass on the three... centennial rolling... 2. later more from them... off a miss and megan jefferson corrales the rebound... and puts it back.. centennial wins the state title 78- 62. don't go anywhere, we still have the wolf pack men will be looking for a second straight win with colorado state...but they may have to do it without their leading scorer. marqueze coleman is still considered day to day after in this win over utah state on wednesday. but the good news is it checked out as just a bad sprain, no break........and that's a big deal, he's fifth in the out as just a bad sprain, no break........and that's a big deal, he's fifth in the our breakfast hours are simple: always. our lunch and d

ryan canaday joins us live in victorian square near the apartment buildings. ryan what's the latest on the landon developers say they are about 20% along in their work. on one side of the street construction workers are working on the foundation for the buildings. and on this side of the street, they have just completed their first building frame.. with nine more like this one still to come. we think the area is going to be a dramatic change, it will be a district unto itself within the community, it'll be a place wh en we get done with the stores and shops and other ammenities, that people will want to come back and return to." the club house for this 40 million dollar housing project is expected to be open sometime in may. with the first building hopefully coming to completion soon after in june. from that point forward, developers hope to finish at least one building a month. developers say since construction began, business in victorian square has been and they expect this boom too feel even more evident once there are nearly 500 people living in the sparks

that's where ryan canaday joins us live now with the latest on the development. ryan what can you tell us? ari developers say they are about 20% along in their work. construction workers are working on the foundation for the buildings. and on this side of the street, they have just completed their first building frame.. with nine more like this one still to come. "hammer" the first apartment building for this 40 million dollar project is making progress...and is expected to come to a completion sometime in june. "it takes about nine months to build a building from ground to finish. these large buildings, there's 22 units in each building, with garages so there's a lot of pieces and parts." but there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. "cement" upon completion..the fountainhouse apartment complex will be home to ten multi family buildings holding 236 units each. we have over 100 people a day working on the job site, it's busy you know everything from underground to framing to mechanicals are going on now." developers say some of the excitement surrounding

ryan canaday was down at carson city high school where he followed the political action. "g through l" the lines just kept on coming at the democratic caucus in carson city today. "follow the signs down this hallway sir" as more than a thousand people came to support their favorite democratic candidate. support bernie and hopefully we end up with more bernie people than hillary people i really want hillary because i know she'll approve on the affordable care act. many of whom were caucusing for their very first time this is my first caucus, i've always done primaries new kind of interesting and different." others weren't so thrilled with the way the caucus was organized. my neighbors, some who i know, some who i don't all agree that we would rather be in a booth, where we are checking our nominee. everyone began the caucus process by registering at the door...they then split into one then once the final person walked through the door..the commotion died down...and everyone got down to business. "calm and somewhat organized, not back and forth too much at all." precinct le

ryan canaday was at tonight's event and joins us now live in the newsroom. ryan are these projects as impressive as they sound? they really are ari, i was blown away by some of the things these kids created in just a single school semester. i asked some of the students what they enjoyed the most about making their projects. and while some of them liked the creative thinking and the problem solving...many of them said it was great to just have "student" by the end of just one school semester, so in this case about four months time, eight grader ryan o'toole was able to create this... ryan o'toole-8th grade-"an electric skateboard adaptor that can turn any skateboard into a scooter." "scooter" but that sounds pretty tough... where would you even start? "i had to design some parts in fusion 360, to be able to mill and print and plasma cut out, so that i can make it possible for my scooter to come to true." and it did come true.. he brought the scooter to life.. but it wasn't just this scooter..and ryan wasn't alone.. at the tahoe expedition academy many of the

ryan canaday spoke to a few local stores and customers about how they are finishing their super bowl 50 party preparations. "balloons" employees at party america have been busy just trying to keep up with all the demands of superbowl 50. karen gabriel- manager-"kinda crazy, kinda crazy, it has calmed down right this moment but it has been kinda crazy." store manager karen gabriel says store sales are close to being up 10 percent... "cash" she even needed to bring in some employees early today.. to make sure all the balloon preorders they've had were out in time for customers. "we are out of all the team balloons now, which we were out of yesterday." but it's not just the balloons that've been flying off the shelves. plates, napkins, tablecovers all that kind of stuff for each team and for the 50th superbowl, sold "liquor" managers at total wine have seen a sales increase in their store as well. "this is our first probably spike for the new year which is great, it's the second most consumption day if it's not behind tthanksgiving." manager anthony kingsland says beer sales alone have

ryan canaday has been following the caucus action and joins us now live in the studio. ryan what did you find out? jen experts we spoke to said there were really no surprises saturday both in terms of hillary's victory and voter turnout. now although we did report yesterday that a few locations did have a lot of people show up to caucus. as expected...the state wide numbers were still very low. "caucus" although the washoe county turnout was better than clark county... nevada still had a very low caucus participation rate compared to states like iowa and attracting less than 12 percent of voters on the democratic side. that's the problem with the caucus state and maybe the problem with the west where we're much more jaded about politics a lot more distressful about candidates so building enthusiasm out here is challenging." but could poor participation affect nevada's value as first caucus in the west during future elections? lokken says that answer is less about voter turnout and more about harry reid's decision to retire from the u.s. senate. "with that kind of longevi

ryan canaday joins us live in victorian square near the apartment buildings. ryan what's the latest on the development? landon developers say they are about 20% along in their work. on one side of the street construction workers are working on the foundation for the buildings. and on this side of the street, they have just completed their

covering the story, ryan canaday channel two news. everything is back to normal after an outage left over ten- thousand people without power the outage was first reported at around 5:30 p-m in south reno. both residences and businesses-- like the raley's supermarket on wedge parkway, and the renown south meadows medical center-- were affected. n-v energy said the outage was caused by a catastrophic failure of a circuit breaker. everything was back to normal by the power outage also affected channel 8's broadcast of the academy awards. a statement on their website said the outage affected their transmitter site. they will rebroadcast the first two hours that were missed at 12:30 a-m it's mild outside with temperatures in the mid 40's and mostly cloudy skies. winds are light sustained anywhere between five to fifteen. not like yesterday. we're seeing cloud cover move in from the west with some breaks in the clouds too. we have quite a bit of dry air in now so no rain is in the immediate forecast. high pressure really builds on monday. t

ryan canaday channel two news. thanks ryan. in the bay area, fans are celebrating . while c-b-s announcers are preparing to analyze tomorrow's big game. teri okita has more from "super bowl city". the broncos and panthers had their final pre-game c-b-s broadcast team is doing its final prep work, too. injury reports, statistics, and player profiles are all part of their game plan . as they get ready to host a full day of t-v for the biggest single- day sporting event in the world. "there are going to be a lot of new viewers, so you can't be football." lead analyst and former quarterback phil simms says he's going to keep the game-calling is not going to happen to me. but, get in the huddle and see how nervous your teammates are. it's frightening . what the hell is wrong with your guys?!" "here at "super bowl city" . one of the main fan event areas . people are taking in the sights.but most can't wait for the game to start." panthers panthers win the 50th!" broncos fan: "we are going to win by 7 points on sunday. be ready we have a couple of things up our sleeve. fans

find that link by visiting our website k-t-v-n dot com covering the story live in the studio, ryan canaday channel two news. it's mild outside with temperatures in the mid 60's and skies. winds are light sustained anywhere between five to fifteen. not like yesterday. we're seeing cloud cover move in from the west with some breaks in the clouds too. we have quite a bit of dry air in place right now so upper 20's in higher elevations. burn code is green. we have an update now on the search for a second canoeist believed to have drowned at donner lake. officials say they have recovered both bodies. two men were reported missing at around 5 p-m friday.. at the northeastern corner of donner lake. friends of the men - who were all vacationing in the area - saw the canoe had capsized and called police. yesterday, police recovered the body of 33-year-old joshua at around noon today, the body of 34-year-old lucas johnson, of auburn, california, was receoverd. authorities say the men were not believed to have been wearing life jackets at the time. more than a dozen states and territories will hold p

covering money watch live in sparks, ryan canaday channel two news. it's been two years and one month since the ascuaga family sold the nugget to global gaming and hospitality. and in the next few months -- the property will change hands again. the current owners say they had no intention of selling the nugget -- but marnell gaming made an offer that made sense to them. the group owns two resorts in laughlin -- where it has invested about 70-million dollars in the last decade. the company's chairman says he'll do the same here -- with plans to renovate 800 hotel rooms in the west tower -- as well as the convention area, casino and showroom. marnell "we don't anticipate a lot of quick moves. this is long term. anybody, i think, that knows us, we don't sell much. we're usually buying things or building things." about 13-hundred people work at the nugget, and marnell says the change of ownership won't affect conditions will stay dry and quite warm through the president's day weekend, although the ridge of high pressure responsible for the aforementioned

covering campaign 20-16 live in the studio ryan canaday channel two news. the ninth republican debate takes place on cbs tonight in south carolina a week ahead of that state's primary. donald trump and ted cruz will be center stage but the pressure is on another candidate to perform well. craig boswell joins us live from greenville, south carolina with before tonight's debate in from today" this state has been good to the the two men continue to attack tonight" "i think it's rubio" debate. "the fact is barack obama" "there it is again that 15 woodard says the pressure is not just on rubio. this debate could be a make or break moment for any of the candidates, with the primary just a week away. what is the impact of the debate it's great 4 years ago newt gingrich won the debate and then won the primary 4 days later. in the primary could be forced to drop out of the race a helicopter crash in carson city sent two people to the hospital today the crash happened on the north taxiway at the carson airport earlier this afternoon. carson city sheriff ken furlong s

ryan canaday has more. "camera" asiel castillo, his wife shannon and their daughter lasa traveled to reno from the bay area on friday, so the two love bird's could tie the knot this valentines day. "well we've been here over the weekend and we've been planning this for a long time, and today is our anniversary so it's and the folks at the "arch of reno wedding chapel" say it's not just the perfect time for asiel and shannon to get married. but for many couples like the castillo's who come to northern nevada to exchange their vows on valentines day. "it was the perfect weekend, every piece fell into place with the city, the weather and the people, it's our day of the year for this industry where we perform ceremonies". so many ceremonies in fact, that marino expects more than 300 marriage licenses to be issued in washoe county this three day weekend alone--potentially breaking a record. "friday it started very well for us, we were a little bit thrown off guard for a second and today we're going to do, i coul

enhanced this safety protocol by adding additional signs that include flashing lights to warn drivers ryan canaday joins us live in washoe valley to give us a closer look at some of the changes that have been made. ryan what will drivers notice? well kristen one of the first things drivers will likely notice is the increased amount of signage. ndot used to have nine

ryan canaday was at the senator's late rally in reno tonight and joins us live from the newsroom. landon...ted cruz told nevadan's why he felt he is the best candidate in the race toward the white house. and both nevadans and national supporters of cruz came along tonight to listen to the message he had just a day before the caucus. ted cruz was introduced tonight by radio personality glenn beck and attorney general adam laxalt, who said they've never seen a presidential candidate quite like cruz. adam laxalt-someone that could defend our constitution and ted cruz has been in front of the u.s supreme court nine times." he began by discussing a change he's noticed since beginning is his campaign. all across the state of nevada, all across this country people are waking up there is a spirit of awakening that is sweeping this country he also pledged his commitment to the principles of the u.s constitution. i give you my solemn commitment that every justice i put on the court will be faithful to the constitution and will ferociously defent the bill of your children much of what he sai

ryan canaday joins us live in victorian square near the apartment buildings. ryan what's the latest on the development? landon developers say they are about 20% along in their work. on one side of the street construction workers are working on the foundation for the buildings. and on this side of the street, they have just completed their first building frame.. with nine more like this one still to we think the area is going to be a dramatic change, it will be a district unto itself within the community, it'll be a place wh en we get done with the stores and shops and other ammenities, that people will want to come back and return to." the club house for this 40 million dollar housing project is expected to be open sometime in may. with the first building hopefully coming to completion soon after in june. from that point forward, developers hope to finish at least one building a month. developers say since construction began, business in victorian square has been impacted from the workers alone. and they expect this boom too feel even more evident once there ar

ryan canaday was there and has the latest. a sold out crowd of sixteen hundred people were at the boys and girls club tonight for a fundraising event that many recognize as one of the biggest in reno. "it happens once a year and everyone tries to be here." "in terms of sectors you have been involved for a long time so we have that legacy element." many of those families who come from right here in reno donate items for tonights drawings....in fact, nearly 600 items were raffled and auctioned off at tonight's fundraiser... "so many people that are reno people that give of themselves and give so much here that night." ciopinno dinner is a hit for guests as well.. "let that simmer for a little while" the man who made tonight's italian fish stew, is the same cook that's been doing it since the fundraiser began 36 years ago... "pot" "we've been going ever since the first year we bought every bit of seafood we could find around town." but it isn't the hundreds of pounds of seafood that guests come for. and it isn't all of the items

ryan canaday was at today's memorial and joins us now live in the studio. ryan? jen today's service was a beautiful salute to the life of debbie smith. she was remembered as a loving colleague, wife, and mother...who no matter what...always stayed true to what she believed in. bruce bilbrey--if you met her at the grocery store, of if you met her at the halls of the legislature, you got the same debbie, and that was good." debbie's brother bruce was one of many who only had the best things to say about debbie's life. he recalled a story his sister once told him..about her secret to always staying so calm at the legislature. "she said i always ask myself one thing, will this make my mother proud." her colleagues in the legislature, looked up to her and admired her strenghth, describing her with words like fair and selfless. "here she is living with a life threatening issue and she is that's what debbie was." her niece recited the words of a country music song... words that she felt embodied the way debbie chose to live her life each and every day. "hold the door, s

ryan canaday is live at the nugget in carson city... and paul nelson is live in the studio after attending a rally donald trump held in sparks earlier today... let's start with erin... erin are things moving along smoothly over there? well they had hoped to be well but we are still seeing pretty long lines. we did talk to some people in line about coming here tonight. curtisa hazett: "my first time to caucus and i'm here for marco rubio because he's the best candidate to beat hillary in the general." marge custer: "it's very important i think it's the most significant election of my lifetime." richard royce:"yes it's important i'm voting for trump i want a crazy guy for president." but there's another story here.....the lines are so long that a lot of people have gotten fed up and just left. and some are concerned about the

ryan canaday has been checking out some of the crowds today and joins us live at party america. ryan what's the business been like? andi, much like it has been all week around town it is still very busy. we spoke to store managers as well as some customers today...who say a lot of today's shopping is for last minute party supplies. "balloons" employees at party america have been busy just trying to keep up with all the demands of superbowl 50. karen gabriel- manager-"kinda crazy, kinda crazy, it has calmed down right this moment

ryan canaday was in carson city and he will join us in the just a minute. but we'll start with erin breen, who was all over the biggest little city today. erin, it was pretty hectic out there today, wasn't it? that's a good word for it.... but really the problems were all with the checking in.... some who registered online had to wait in the general lines if they didn't have cell phones. and they could have used more volunteers helping, because the backlog meant for lines. and when i say lines...i mean serious lines... lines that crowded the hallways...wound around corners and led right out

ryan canaday got a chance to speak with caucus-goers in carson city. and erin breen spent the day at a caucus precinct at hug high. erin lets start with you... how did things go where you were well...the good news is that the turn out was much higher than even the top republicans here expected. the bad news is the sheer number of people made for some problems. the lines formed around 4 this afternoon with doors set to open at 5. the problem at hug high school was there were a lot more people than they expected.... one volunteer told me they anticipated about 400.....they got more than a thousand. and these lines weren't just long...they were frustrating. frank:" no organization no anything else... i've been a republican for a long time but this is a cluster!" ---the registration table---- john:" there was a little bit of a bottleneck a the beginning." a little bit.... spencer: there's no handicapped line here...at all...at all! and there's a lot fo handicapped people here too." john: " we went out an grabbed the handicapped because it wasn't obvious th

ryan canaday was in carson city and he will join us in the just a minute. but we'll start with erin breen, who was all over the biggest little city today. erin, it was pretty hectic out there today, wasn't it? that's a good word for it.... but really the problems were all with the checking in.... some who registered online had to wait in the general lines if they didn't have cell phones. and they could have used more volunteers helping, because the backlog meant for lines. and when i say lines...i mean serious lines... lines that around corners and led right out the door. lines that wore on those waiting in them. norma:"i thought it was a little disorganized and there was to use of automatic counting and technology that i think should have beeen employed." david mandel:"the registration was slow they were all volunteers and they clearly could have had more training and practice i think." -----you go this way ..you go that way...- the caucus we were following was too big for the first room ...so we moved. do we bring our chairs? the second room didn't work o

ryan canaday has been checking out some of the crowds today and joins us live at party america. ryan what's the business been like? andi, much like it has been all week around town it is still very busy. we spoke to store managers as well as some customers today...who say a lot of today's shopping is for last minute party supplies. "balloons" employees at party america have been busy just trying to keep up with all the demands of superbowl 50. karen gabriel- manager-"kinda calmed down right this moment but it has been kinda crazy." store manager karen gabriel says store sales are close to being up 10 percent... "cash" she even needed to bring in some employees early today.. to make sure all the balloon preorders they've had were out in time for customers. "we are out of all the team balloons now, which we were out of yesterday." but it's not just the balloons that've been flying off the shelves. plates, napkins, tablecovers all that kind of stuff for each team and for the 50th superbowl, sold out of it about a week ago." "liquor" managers at total wine have seen a sales increase

and dallas i'm garrett, lets check in the other part of our 2 the hoop squad....zac mooney and ryan canaday....ryan could the undefeated's stay that way tonight?. they sure would garrett. after tonight's game...the number one seed churchill county girls basketball team would remain perfect and improve to

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