. >> folks in southern nevada, the conventional -- >> reno-sparks convention and visitor authority. different issues at the convention and visitor's authority. we have worked to focus on rebranding, but so much of a process goes through that in the public process that takes time to get certain issues, such as we separated ourselves from our ceo over this last summer and that was a major issue that was in the paper. distrust behind that and they felt the board wasn't doing the right thing and why was the board doing what they were doing there is not a lot of information that is always readily available to the public, so they know the entire story. and so it make its difficult to go work through the processes and so in my private business, when i was able to make decisions and make change, i can't do that in the public sector based upon laws and different things in place. >> you know, you talk about the rscva, and you were one to vote for the removal of chris bomb as executive director. reno's hotel numbers improved slightly under him, what was the issue with chris bomb and let me say

the temperatures averaged 58 degrees in reno-sparks that is seven degrees above average so it was warm month. the highest temperature recorded was 72 degrees become on the 16th. the lowest was 13 back on both the mornings of the first and the second. and precipitationwise, this is kind of concerning, of course, after what was a pretty busy winter. february kind of a dud. .42 for the precip a t the airport, including all liquid precip and melted snow. down .6 from average. snow, 1.2 inches at the airport 3.8 below average. so the dry and warm stretch was out there for a lot of february and it continues now into the beginning of march. a mix of clouds and sunshine. we're seeing more sunshine now than we saw this morning and breezy conditions. southwest 15 to 20 gusting at times to 45 with 80-mile-per- hour ridge gusts possible. we have more coming up in the seven-day forecast, including your rain chances heading into the weekend that is in a bit. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> and super tuesday is here and all eyes are on 1 states as well as we could see some candidates drop out of

reno-sparks, tricky travel sunday and monday. tuesday we get a bit of a break way. >>> super tuesday is the date how is the . >> >>: well, most of the attention on the campaigns have been on the race to the wyatt house but the state of congress >> >>: that's right. will there be a shift in power on capitol hill? here is jeff barnes with more on that. >> reporter: no secret donald trump is the gop super tuesday candidate to watch. one political expert says if he tops the presidential nominee this year the senate could lose their [ inaudible ] >> i think if someone like donald trump were at the top of more difficult. >> reporter: political expers say many of the gop senator would road the wave in 2010 won't find it easy this time around (this year they're not going to have the same underlying numbers to help them >> are as unpredictable as the trump campaign has been, some can't say it could help voters. until states like pennsylvania, ohio and illinois. no matter which party controls the u.s. senate, john says it will be a slim ma

because there's a spark. there's a spark that she brought to everybody's life. and that spark is extinguished. it's gone. we lose it forever. >> the university says mcgarage and her roommate were -- mcgra thh and her graduate were both set to graduate this year. >>> new details coming in on when former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest. public visitation is set for tomorrow and thursday at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. then a closed funeral starts 11:00 friday morning. that will be closed to the public. next to her husband, form irpresident ronald reagan at the library. she died of congestive heart failure sunday at her los angeles home. she was 94 years old. >>> if you're looking for a job or know someone who is there's a job fair that is happening in tampa today. ashley home furniture is looking to fill positions for its new location on dale mabry highway. they are holding a job fair today and tomorrow. at the hilton garden inn by tampa international airport on avian park drive. it's from 10:00 to 4:00 today and

now it is expanded. >> you can expect sparks in oakland today.g-time san francisco business will celebrate the move of the flag ship store. they are move the main location to martin luther king jr. way and 15th two blocks west of oakland city hall. the oakland mayor schaaf is on hand. there will be flame artists on hand at 11 a.m. they closed the main store on market street in san francisco. it was in the location for 37 years. >> the south bay is ready to welcome olympic hopefuls. we were at city hall as the countdown began to the 2016 olympic team trials for women's gymnastics. in 99 days they start. olympic champion said there is a tremendous amount of talent with a shot at gold. >> it is against the rules but america should be able to send three teams to rio de janeiro. we are that good. we would come home with gold and silver and bronze. >> great to see mary athletes pecked will be announced in san jose july 10. announced in san jose july 10. >> we talked about miracle march. everyone is looking at san francisco, livermore, san jose a sample

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sparks city council woman, bid for senate to replace debbi smith. she announced in september that she would not seek re-election on the counsel u.s. she said smith was mentor and a friend and while it feels too soon after her death that she's been encouraged by smith's family to run. smith's daughter said we receive seen julia's work effort and values to improving your community. we asked her to consider running for the state senate because she feels deeply about the things my mom did. >> what would debbi do? that's take care of the people around her and make sure the needs of the state were taken care of. that's the line i'm trying to straddle. >> debbi smith's funeral was held on sunday. the state senate vacancies will will coincide with the 2016 general election. >> search and rescue crews have found the body of a woman that went missing from zephyr cove two weeks amiel go. carolyn bachelor's body was found in the area of inspiration point in emerald bay on saturday. her vehicle was located under nearly a foot of snow. they spent a week trying to

. >> (protestors shouting) >> narrator: as the arab spring sparked revolutions in countries across the middle east, protests erupted in the regional capital, qatif. a young cameraman, ali filfil, began filming the government's response. (gunshots) (gunshots continue) >> narrator: the shia were protesting discrimination by the sunni majority and demanding recognition of their rights. some of the protestors were armed and violent. the government saw them as a threat to national security. (rapid gunfire) the cameraman, ali filfil, came under fire. >> narrator: ali filfil was shot in the chest. he was one of roughly 20 protess and several police killed over the months that followed. >> (translated): filfil was just trying to get the message out. he sacrificed his life for that. his death was the spark that lit the fire. >> narrator: after the deaths, the demonstrations escalated, with thousands of shia hitting the streets. one of them was 17-year-old ali nimr. he was outraged at the deaths of the protestors. >> narrator: ali used his cell phone to record himself confronting police near his

for reno-sparks, winter back. once again, put away the copper tone and the golf clubs and get out the goggles. back to you. >> it's been about 20 years since i worn copper tone. that's okay. >>> straight ahead. about -- a big night for actor leonardo dicaprio. >> coming up we check in with colin now and enjoy the sunshine. >> temperatures around 70. things change for the better because we could always use more snow. 400 inches that's already there. looks patrolsing for tahoe. may a rain snow mix. 40040 thousand tweets a min. besting the previous record of ellen degenerous star studded selfie. >> coming up. two friars in the same neighborhood. asking if there's an arsonist on the loose. we're looking at that tonight at 6:00. >> 400,000 tweets a min? that seems incredible. that's times. good year for h >>> tonight, the klan controversy exploding around donald trump after refusing to condemn the kkk's former leader. what he's saying now and what we found him saying years ago. >>> plus tensions boil over at trump's ra

today sparks city councilwoman julia ratti announced her candidacy for the state senate seat left empty by late senator debbie smith. in a statement, ratti said she was devastated by smith's death last month but wanted to be candid with voters about her hopes of finishing the democratic lawmaker's term. candidate filing begins next week. ratti works as a consultant for girl scouts and is finishing her second term on the sparks city council. she says her focus has been improving older neighborhoods and providing quality parks for the city. "now here's mike alger's first it is looking more and more like the weather pattern will change for the active, and a little sooner than originally thought. wednesday will still be mostly sunny, dry and warm ahead of the first weak cold front that moves through the region thursday. there is only a slight chance that first system will be able to overcome the shadowing effect of the mountains and produce valley rain, but the mountains should pick up some high elevation snow thursday and through the next week. thanks mike. some sad news to report out of e

right now at 10, a brush fire burns through several acres threatening a maryland neighborhoo what sparked it and what firefighters want you to know.n. it's hard times for a hard times cafe, a hacker attack has shut u the restaurant down. there's absolutely nothing youab canso do about it unless you pay the ransom that they ask for.sk what the owners are doing to to protect its customers.usto and our first look of incredible video of a driver's scary fall a off a parking garage. your news starts right now. we thank you for joining usg us tonight, i'm tony perkins. per >> and i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. > we begin in montgomery county firefighters spent several hourh batting brush fires. one of the files scoured several acres in germantown. fox5's teisha lewis is life at station 34 in germantown where firefighters recently returned c from batting the fires. t >>report: firefighters returned just a a short time ago. today was a red flag day. da that means that winds were highi and humidity was low. those are ripe conditions for brush fires.ire now, thankfully no one was was injured and t

if you know who this man is, please call the sparks police department or secret witness 322-4900. ### a missing douglas county woman was found dead. 69 year old carolyn batchelor has been missing for almost two weeks. the california highway patrol found her s-u-v in the area of "inspiration point" a couple days after she was first reported missing. on saturday, search crews found her body buried under snow, close to where her s- u-v was found. her cause of death is unknown, but investigators don't suspect foul play. we now know the name of the woman-- who was killed at squaw valley over the weekend. 62-year-old elizabeth danel suffered multiple injuries on saturday-- while skiing, in the "headwall" area. when she slid through a stand of trees. ski patrol says she was unconscious when they arrived on scene. they began c-p-r-- but danel was pronounced dead, an hour later. ### a sparks city councilwoman is hoping to fill the seat left by late senator debbie smith. today, julia ratti announced her candidacy for state senate district 13. smith's daughter erin ratti to consider running beca

once the fire sparked, the tank exploded and the tanks spread quickly next door. >> i don't know what to do. it's so fresh and we're just trying to gather everything up and collect all of our information and keep going. it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: today clean-uppers were underway as employees tried to salvage what they could and draw up a new design plan for the future. from destroyed cabinets to water damages caused by this fire could top $1 million. reporting in lutz, mary mcguire, news channel 8. >> no customers were stored in the showroom. >>> a jacksonville sheriff's deputy is in the hospital after being shot. it's not clear if he was on duty at the time of the shooting. the man believed to have shot the detective was also shot, but it's not clear who shot him. the sheriff's office hopes witnesses can reveal what led up to the confrontation. >>> a group of run away ponies a busy south florida highway. they gap line-upped and grazed along the side of the florida tank. state troopers and road rangers tried to corral the herd. they made their way back home after a few ho

a naked photo she posted this week sparking a celebrity tweet storm. the backlash shining a spotlight on body shaming and social media attacks, issues that reach far beyond the glittery confines of hollywood. the woman who broke the internet is back at it again. this week kim kardashian tweeting the self-censored nude selfie with the caption "when you're like i have nothing to wear lol." which should have been just another sexy snapshot drawing millions of likes drew headlines instead when it sparked criticism from some famous names. and sparking an important conversation about what women should and should not do with their bodies. bette midler among the big stars with a strong reaction tweeting, if kim wants us to see a part of her we've never seen, she's going to have to swallow the camera. and chloe grace moretz reminding kim to teach young women that we just our bodies. the backlash nothing new for kim. on her reality show she's often the target of taunts from strangers. but kim may have finally had enough. this latest celebrity twitter feud settin

overnight, a fire fight in orange county as investigators say flames sparked a condo near americana boulevard. they tell us at the scene someone was rushed to the hospital with burns. right now, the cause is being investigated. evacuations. >> now to a big drive traffic alert starting this morning in the heart of downtown orlando. we have team coverage with traffic anchor amy pin pointing delays. >> let's start with johnny live at the 408 ramp which just shut down. >> we can see behind me there are barricades and signs warning drivers that the ramp is closed. this closure is right on the 408 entrance ramp between orange avenue and lucern circle. now, this is a first major impact for drivers that use the 408. now, there are to ways to head to the temporary ramp. heading southbound on orange avenue or northbound on rozalind, travel west on south street. heading northbound on orange avenue, you may want to head west on tip gore. we are coming back live. if you are heading out here this morning. you may want to leave out of your house early today because there may be a little bit of changes to yo

so another very warm afternoon well above the average of 55 in reno sparks. about 15 degrees above average. the cloud cover is already showing a little bit of a sign of breaking for far western nevada. we could see sunshine mixing in the breezing are going to pick up. we have a lake wind advisory. 10-15 for northeastern nevada. into the 60s for the high. 70s for many of the lower elevations. gusting to 45 for the valleys and for the lake 15-25 gusting to 40. but ridge gusts as high as 80 miles per hour. highs in the 50s to near 60s. we are in the 70s in the lower elevations. there are upper 60s like carson city at 69 degrees. in the truckee meadows look for a high of 70 degrees. the average is 55 degrees. we are well above the averages for pretty much the entire breezy today but otherwise dry and also quiet for your wednesday and thursday. rain and snow chances start to pick up for us as we head for that weekend. it looks like your best chance is sunday. >>> a major force in the housing market. nearly three quarters of americans between 18 and 34 would like t

a small fire sparked at the hilton on north atlantic avenue. there were still concerns over the smoke. the building had to be evacuated. meredith: a north carolina man morning. at the shores resort and spa on the accuser told police she and pajaro were sharing a suite, but slept separately. she says she woke up and he was performing a sex act on her. swing across central florida right now. lots of families are visiting theme parks, but the young crowd is in daytona beach for the third week. hundreds of people have already been arrested or cited, mostly wesh 2' s claire metz reports. college students continue to arrive in droves along daytona beach. but there' s a new crowd added to the mix, local high school students are on spring break and all of those numbers combined create quite a challenge. the beat of spring break goes on louder than it' s been in years. along with the smell of salt and suntan lotion there is that distinctive smell of suds in the air and over the last few weeks copious amounts have wound up in the sand. problem but even t

flames from the crash sparked a grass fire in the me area. crews quicy got the fles der control. now the faa is investigati the cras and is working to notify next kin beforthey lease more details about t e crash. mitt romney is hoping to have a say in who theex repuican presidential nominee will be. romney says if donald trump wins the nomination, then hillary cnton will become presidint. craig boswell is in washington with moron trump's response. "mt romn delivered speh in utah with one goal in mind...stopping donald trump from winng t republican presidential nomination. "dond trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university."." mney said a trump nomination would beisastrous fothe country...and the republican party. "if weepublicans, choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prospero future are tly diminished." "mitt is tough, he's smart, he's sharp." ump endorsed romney in 2012, but now says he regrets it. presidential candida) "you can see how loyale is. he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said, mitt

the metro rail system will be closed on wednesday while crews that water could spark another fire like monday morning's and last year's when one person was killed. >> for the safety of the public, my employees it's paramount. >> reporter: 125 cables have been replaced since the deadly incident, but concerns linger,

the contest sparked protests over the weekend. stopped by fox news sunday to separate policy from front runner donald trump. >> the idea we are going to go into communities and yank people out of their homes and leave kids on the porch crying, that's not what we are doing to do. that's more promises that can't happen. i don't make promises by and large what i can't keep. i try to keep what i say. i have not deviated from this position at all. >> ted cruz calls that amnesty. >> he can call it anything he wants to. that's my position and that will be accepted by the american people and can pass in congress. >> protestors were arrested in the wake of the kay coulchaos. >> a new move of militancy. west says it is full of rage but there's a way to curve it. >> there's a marvelous militancy that has to do with courage and vision. will their rage be channeled through hatred and revenge or channeled through love and justice? you have to push for love and justi justice. >> the rhetoric might sometimes seem harsh but it is sometimes the bes

anger among ethiopia's largest ethnic group was sparked by the government's development plan. the government says it wants to improve roads, development and services in the region. they say it is land grab. the government has now canceled the plan. it says it wants to consult the people on how to move forward. but the people have for decades accused the government of corruption and ignoring their

mid-upper 60' s at some sparks -- spots. once we get through sunrise, temperatures begin to climb. some light rain early on, showers and thunderstorms are part of your outlook. i will be back with your seven-day forecast.

tonight we are closer to learning what sparked the fire and a commuter train jumped off creek by mother nature is partly to blame a lot of clear weather here in eastern third of the country and a lot of warm temperatures were going to get even warmer i'll let you know how warm and when that line of storms out west of us gets here and still expect backups sixty four west in norfolk headed to the hr bt as well as heavy traffic to sixty four west near new town do two separate earlier crashes plus we had to our camera a new crash in . it's believed a mudslide caused a commuter train to derail in northern california the union pacific train ran off the tracks and plunged into a creek late last night nine people were hurt for those injuries are considered serious investigators think the mudslide swept a tree onto the tracks forcing the car off the tracks officials say it is a miracle that no one died for a few refreshing water coming into the bottom of the train down to my seat and her mission of the union pacific officials canceled train service from the silicon valley to while crews cleaned

now sparking a debate over cultural appropriation. we'll have all the details in a live report coming up. >>> also, real-life super heroes. we'll meet the couple on a powerful mission to protect san francisco. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a few low 70s in the south bay today, we're still holding on to mid to upper 60s. but we're tracking a warming trend. we'll let you know how much warmer it will get this week in just a few minutes. caughon mera an aumentbetwn twh >>> this argument was caught on camera between two students at san francisco state university. the issue was over a hairstyle. one student says the other shouldn't be wearing dreadlocks because of his race. pete is on the campus tonight where the viral video is sparking a heated debated. pete? >> reporter: the students i spoke to, they said they wanted more context because this video only shows a snapshot of that argument. but everyone with agree things should have been handled differently. >> you're saying i can't have a hairstyle because of

the incidents sparked a congressional investigation. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: lots of sun. nice! highs will be in the low 70s. winds sw 8-12mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low 50s. winds sw 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly sunny.

cry at a nicholas sparks movie or book. [gunfire] >> pelley: a four-month manhunt ended today in a hail of gunfire and the capture of the last surviving terrorist from the massacre in paris. also tonight, the american who joined isis then escaped with his life. panama city beach last year and this year. where did the spring breakers go? we'll show you. and remember jmac? >> it's hot as a pistol. >> pelley: steve hartman catches up with number 52 ten years later. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

. >> yeah, he' s on rims right now, we got sparks everywhere. jim: wesh 2 obtained this video from volusia county' s sheriff' s helicopter. investigators say the suspect raced through portions of daytona beach and holly hill before hitting stop sticks, and rims, sparks flying as he fled. the car eventually gave out and the suspect ran. he was found hiding behind a home on essex drive and arrested. meredith: in brevard county, two 15-year-old twin brothers are taken to the hospital after they' re hit by a pickup truck in merritt island. it happened on courtney parkway, outside merritt island high school. the teens were in the crosswalk when they were struck. police say the driver hit one of them and then panicked and accidentally hit the accelerator, before hitting the other brother. the drive stayed on scene and right now, there' s no word on any charges. both boys are in stable condition. two men have been accused of raping a young woman following a birthday celebration last december. orange county detectives said that 23-year-old eric guzman a

these comments were donald trump have sparked furious debate. the issue is not just about whether abortion should be legal, but about who should be punished. wisconsin he was asked to define what it would mean to ban abortion, a position he supports. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yeah, there has to be some form. that i don't know. >> reporter: asked if there would be punishment for the man involved he said no. hours later he completely reversed course saying if abortion is banned, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman. but the comments were already in the political crosshairs. trump's gop rivals both oppose abortion rights but reject the idea of punishing women who have abortions. >> it's the latest demonstration of how little donald has thought about any of the serious issues facing this country. >> reporter: the two democratic candidates support abo

and it's sparking outrage. as well as sorrow.s we found out when we met one couple whose child was taken away from them. and they still don't understand why. reporter: not so long ago, vibeke morrissey and ken olsen thought that one day they would go for walks here with their child. but almost since birth, their daughter has been a ward of the norwegian child welfare agency. ken olsen: i feel like they take all that i have been created for away from me. i was created to be a father, a protector of my family, and they take that possibility away. vibeke morrissey: and we got some things here, this is aria's bed. and this is all her things. this is her bathtub, and this is all her playing things and baby gym. but we have never used it before because she has never been home. reporter: ken olsen makes no secret of his past involving drugs, violence and prison terms. he himself grew up in state homes. their daughter was to be a living symbol of the parents' new beginning. vibeke morrissey: they said, so well, that ken was too dangerous

fire rescue says a malfunctioning electric meter sparked it. fortunately... 11 other horses survived the fire. they're now being treated for burns and damage to their lungs in loxahatchee. 2 of them remain in intensive care. vets say the horses may never be able to race again. 2 firefighters were also taken to the hospital. their condition has not been released. 3 3 a 24-year old woman got busted for breaking the rules.. and ended up in handcuffs in the courtroom.. because of a facebook photo. 3 karen juarez is facing d-u-i manslaughter charges after detectives say she drove drunk, lost control of her car barrier killing her passenger. juarez was allowed out on bond.. with the condition that she would stay away from bars and drinking. thats when the prosecutor dropped the bombshell in court--a facebook picture showing her drinking at a bar in ybor. the judge revoked bond and threw her in jail. attorney anthony rickman says that photo could continue to haunt her: 3 juarez will likey stay in jail now.. until her case is resolved. 3 3 the mayor of

here is reno-sparks. if you started golfing you have a couple of weeks. guys back to you. >> thank you so much, collin. there. there. straight ahead, they became of making a murder. what the attorneys of steven that's coming . >> >>: all time zones with coverage of the police departmentable contest, why a huge night for trump doesn't mean the gop vase over and why clinton is shift to a new target. >> we'll take you into the testimony of the erin androus trial, is the hotel mililani mauka? we'll see you back here shortly for live coverage on nightly news. >> >>: well, making a murderer, defense attorneys are heading out on tour. done and jerry are hit the road for a series called a conversation on making a the series about steven avery has taken america's obsession with crime to a new level. attorneys say he's serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. >> i was staring at the lights. (you need to hit me when that happens. >> >>: the series starts and will run through u.s. and canada through august. time >>> breaking news tonight. super tuesday.

the impact sparked firefighters were able to get it out pretty quick.. this morning a two year old is safe thanks to a denver mail carrier who did not hesitate to do what he needed to do to help. robert batley says he found the wondering in the road. the littel girl was standing on the median of zuni street yesterday batley told us several cars passed the toddler... no one stopped... but he did. > bratley scooped up the girl... and called 9-1-1. deputies had to go door to door to find her family... the adams county sheriff's office says the girl's grandfather was watching her and he didn't realize she was missing. the grandfather was cited for misdemeanor child abuse. today former g-o-p nominee mitt romeny is going to talk about the 2016 presidential race. romney is not expected to endorse anybody or announce his own candidacy... instead he's expected to go after republican front-runner donald trump. this as we look ahead to tonight's gop debate -- nbc's dr. ben carson - the first post super tuesday casualty: his campaign confirms: he will not be at toni

>> reporter: the crash sparks a chain reaction, leaving multiple cars mangled. police officers and good samaritans leaping into action, prying people out of the wreck. moments later, the car and the bus ignite, now fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: the driver of this mercedes suffers third degree burns. miguel balthazar helped rescue him. >> he was totally unconscious, he wasn't showing no signs of life. >> although this is a tragedy, worse. >> reporter: police are now investigating the cause of the crash. some witnesses say a growing problem is to blame -- street racing. last year, this car spun out of control, plowing through a crowd of spectators at a drag race, killing two. tonight, seven people are recovering. >> everybody in the area, stopped what they were doing and ran to help. >> reporter: thanks to the quick actions of strangers. clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> just incredible. >>> next tonight, to the major development we reported last night here. the fbi says it has now hacked into that iphone belonging to the san bernardi

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