bennett: yeah. well coming up on face the state i'll sit down with a group of industry professionals to discuss working on changing the face of rooftop jjj jjj arianna bennett: welcome back to face the state, i'm arianna bennett. thank you for being with us once again. well since the public utilities commission made its decision back in december there have been several attempts to stop the changes or to convince them to reconsider. so far the efforts have not been successful and now solar companies may have to turn to the voters. now blake guinn and travis miller are here now to tell us all about the effort going on. thank you both for coming on the show. blake guinn: thank you. travis miller: thank you. bennett: okay so this alliance really has brought together former solar competitors right all into one body, tell us what the ultimate goal is? miller: well the ultimate goal is to bring back net metering rates that allow the homeowners to have an option to install solar again. right now it's just n

bennett: yeah. mora: thank you. bennett: absolutely. okay merily thank you so much for your time - mora: thank you. bennett: i really do appreciate it. well that is it for this episode of face the state but for more information on all of this or to see past episodes just head to our website ktvn.com. thank you so much for captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning. i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." despite all the advances in medical science not every disease has a cure. facing a term nail illness some patients say they wish to die at a time and in a manner of their own choosing. it's a wish that triggers an agonizing personal and legal debate, as rita braver will explain in our "sunday morning" cover story. >> brain cancer patient brittany maynard drew national attention when she moved to oregon where she could legally end her life. but that is not allowed in new york where eve eliot's husband was in agony with als, an incurable disease. >> di

bennett: yeah. mora: thank you. bennett: absolutely. okay merily thank you so much for your time - mora: thank you. bennett: i really do appreciate it. well that is it for this episode of face the state but this or to see past episodes just head to our website ktvn.com. thank you so much for being with us. we'll see you there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the nay

bennett: right. and the really scary thing about all this too is that as the baby boomers continue to get older and our life expectancy grows we're just going to see so many more people who are needing services like this in our community and across the country. brock: yeah that's very true. it's a very popular program throughout the united states. it is in existence all the way through the united states. and when i'm talking to people that are in need we actually see that with our volunteers they often start off thinking they're the ones in need but they get so much helping other seniors. i mean they form really strong bonds between the- their-their clients but they're also their friends. you know they advocate for them. they help them apply for additional services. but it gives them a lot of purpose in life and that's what we hear from our volunteers a lot. i have something to do. i have something to look forward to monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. and i think that's very important. ben

bennett: yeah. mora: thank you. bennett: absolutely. okay merily thank you so much for your time - mora: thank you. bennett: i really do appreciate it. well that is it for this episode of face the state but for more information on all of this or to see past episodes just head to our website ktvn.com. thank you so much for >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for good feet, america's number-one arch support. >> upwards of 80% of the population at some point in their life will have foot problems. >> my feet feel like they're broken by the end of the day. >> my heels were so painful, i felt like somebody was running a knife through them. >> i felt like i was losing my ability to walk and play tennis. >> surprisingly enough, that knee, hip, or back pain may actually begin with your feet. >> it all starts in the feet, where we're connected to the ground. start in the feet, and they work their way up. >> when it comes to relieving your foot, knee, hip, and back pain and adding comfort to your life, you have choices. you can vis

bennett: wow. so i guess that kind of eliminates the incentive part of installing the solar ray or the panels on top of your house is a kind of expensive input cost and so people expect to make that money back through savings correct? hamilton: absolutely. like i said is the reason that the industry has grown so much, one is awareness right people are starting to realize it's not just for rich people and hippies okay? but also it's it's gonna be somewhere between a 7-10 year payback maybe a 7-12 year payback and call it about a 10% irr. i used to tell people i said hey so long as the sun comes up you're going to get 10% irr. go find that anywhere else. especially in the stock market right now. i felt a lot of confidence saying that. now it's like so long as the sun comes up and the public utility commission and nv energy don't hack you away you're going to get your return. so- bennett: so part of this is also kind of a ethical dilemma for you i would imagine. if someone would come to you now and sa

bennett survived his injuries. don tittle attorney for bobby bennet runs = 1:05 - 1:10 you would think the police response would be, let's make sure officers are trained properly or let's look again at the policy on dealing with the mentally ill. ross jones scripps national correspondent runs = 1:12-1:20 but instead, dallas' police chief came up with a new policy that says officers involved in shooting should be afforded 3 days before having to answer a single question. it even gave them a chance to review video of the shooting about whether they're going to a scripps news investigation reveals that 19 of the nation's 50 largest police departments call for some kind of waiting period-either for a criminal investigation"!or an internal probe looking into whether an officer followed policy. in most cities, the waiting period is two or three days. that's the rule in albuquerque, where 19 officers surrounded and later killed a homeless man camping in the mountains holding a knife. the officers responsible weren't inter

bennett survived his injuries. don tittle attorney for bobby bennet runs = 1:05 - 1:10 you would think the police response would be, let's make sure officers are trained properly or let's look again at the policy on dealing with the mentally ill. ross jones runs = 1:12-1:20 but instead, dallas' police chief came up officers involved in shooting should be afforded 3 days before having to answer a single question. it even gave them a chance to review video of the shooting before making their statements. don tittle: you're concerned about whether they're going to be truthful, or whether they're going to and dallas is not alone. a scripps news investigation reveals that 19 of the nation's 50 largest police departments call for some kind of waiting period-either for a criminal investigationor an whether an officer followed policy. in most cities, the waiting period is two or three days. that's the rule in albuquerque, where 19 officers surrounded and later killed a homeless man camping in the mountains holding a knife.

jamie: george's story oddly parallels bennett's. board in washington state eagerness and architecture degree from m.i.t.. 1942 just as then it is being inducted into the army george and his wife and young daughter to her with 110,000 japanese americans forcibly relocated in the japanese camp. he meets a master woodworker who crafts him to have beautiful furniture with japanese hand tools. after the war george bell's a workshop in pennsylvania where he uses the century old techniques to create modern masterpieces. every tree has its destiny. >> a loving the wood to speak for itself by trying to repeal the beauty in the wooded area and part of that is as beautiful natural edge which is characteristic of the work. jamie: to better understand that modernism i turned to a contemporary craftsmen deeply influenced by george. >> of a but to help you make the table. >> to get started takes a chisel and very light little taps. jamie: i know what it means to give a tree a second life through this technique. i am doing a good job. >> pc why ben

the article tying bennett and fabricated story of a woman named anita sullivan. as the day wore on and the story spread - it began to take an emotional toll on bennett sot - karena bennett - 20;12;42;21 i started getting more and more notifications on my facebook really starting to make comments about your person - calling you ugly, calling you fat// those were the comments that really started to hurt me a lot. that's where i started to break down - seeing comments from 30,000 people and according to experts - all photos posted on public sites are at risk - so how can you protect yourself? experts say to mark your pages as private, or watermark your photos sot - lori getz - founder, cyber education consultant - 02;29;24;27 if it wasn't watermarked and if it wasn't copyrighted//anyone can grab the photo and do whatever they want with it//02;29;47;08 unfortunately, the law hasn't caught up with technology. > that was abc's linzie janis reporting. a lot more news coming up on action news live at 3-30... including a new medical marijuana shop now open! where it is, a

bennett always spends time with las vegas youth. she wants them to know... the law doesn't have to be some confusing maze. ...but instead... something that lifts you up and celebrates all that is equal. back to you./// ((denise valdez)) > the stories highlighing local african americans we're bringing you this week.. all leads up to the special... america's untold journey... airing saturday at 9... right here on channel 8./// ((denise valdez)) > the most history... stepping into the vegas spotlight. ((dave courvoisier)) when hall and oates will take the stage at the mgm grand... and who they are bringing with them. ((denise valdez)) > having a little too much fun on the high roller. coming up at six... how one couple was caught allegedly "doing it" on the tallest observation wheel on earth... and the very serious charges they're facing./// ((coming up... new hampshire voters choose their candidates. we'll have the latest results live and show you why this primary election is so important. plus, a blood test to detect cancer? cbs news investigates. coming up o

the story going viral when bennett was tagged on facebook by a former coworker. >> i thought it was a joke. i laughed about it. >> reporter: the article tying bennett and her family's image to the fabricated story of a woman named anita sullivan. as the day wore on and the stories spread, it began to take an emotional toll on bennett. >> i starred getting more and more notifications on my facebook. when people are starting to make comments about your person, calling you ugly, fat, those were the comments that started to hurt me a lot. that's where i started to break down. i was seeing comments from 30,000 people. >> according to experts all are at risk. how can you protect yourself? experts say mark your pages as private or water mark your photos. >> if it wasn't water marked and wasn't copyrighted, anyone can grab the photo and do whatever they want with it. unfortunately the law hasn't caught up with technology. >> linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> good to know. got to be careful how much you share. >>> coming up, getting red carpet ready. >>> as we count down to the biggest cel

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bennett was tagged by a former coworker. >> i thought it was a joke. i laughed about it. >> reporter: the article tying bennett and her family's image to the fabricated story of a as the day wore on and the story spread, he began to take an emotional toll on bennett. >> i started getting more and facebook. people are starting to make comments calling it ugly, fat. those are the comments that started to hurt me a lot. down. i was seeing comments from 30,000 people. >> reporter: according to experts, all photos published are at risk. how do you protect yourself? mark your page as private or watermark your photos. >> if it was him watermarked and copyrighted, people can grab the photo i do what they want. unfortunately, the law has not caught up with technology.>>> new developments in the domestic assault investigation involving nfl quarterback johnny manzella. dallas police are saying they have surveillance video that may help the case. hotel surveillance video between manzel and his ex-girlfriend. she said he hit her with his open hand on her left ear.

hitting bennett in the stomach. he was rushed to the hospital and charged with assaulting an officer and he would stay in police custody for days until a neighbor's surveillance camera shows he shouldn't be. bennett stood still and the officer that pulled the trigger was charged and his partner that gave a false statement was suspended. bennett survived his injuries. response would be let's maybe sure officers are trained properly and look at the policy on the mentally ill. >> reporter: but instead dallas' police chief says they should be afforded three days before questioning and to watch the video before making the statement. >> you are concerned about whether they are are going to be truthful or getting the stories straight. >> reporter: and dallas is not a news investigation reveals that 19 of the nation's biggest police departments called for some kind of waiting period for a criminal investigation or an internal probe looking into whether an officer followed policies and in most cities it the rule in mexico wh

"we really the history of the seat," said bennett. because car seats do expire. and if they've been in a wreck....authorities say they're most likely no longer safe. "it's been proven that in an auto crash children can very easily get thrown around, injured or possibly even killed if not seated into a car seat correctly," said bennett. for no fee, sioux city fire rescue checked them saturday. going over proper installation and looking for seats that could have been recalled....off ering peace of mind. "it's involving my child's life and i just feel much safer driving around just knowing that my car seat iigood to go," said lindsey roder, a concerned mother. the cdc estimates 46- percent of car and booster seats tionally are misued...reducig effectiveness. "i was not aware of the, up above the head, where you can adjust it to if they're getting taller to adjust the head for them to have more room," said roder. tools like safer car dot gov can check recalls and complaints. and the cdc has recommendations of how it should be placed in a car. "we always ask them do t

while bennett formulated a plan to help. damian bennett / wanted to help c0086 4:18:41 "iv got some contacts at the local churches. ill talk to them i know that they've got emergency housing for certain programs. im wondering if they can stretch the rules a little bit." 4:18:54 total strangers, but today more like neighbors. pulling together when everything has has come apart. c0101 4:28:00 "this evening red cross said they hope to in waverly matt gregory 10 on your side." 4:28:09 and -- we just got word that a shelter has been opened at waverly baptist church on main street. if you want to help -- there are several ways you can do that. you can make a donation to the red cross disaster relief by visiting red cross dot org. or you can call 800 - red ten dollar donation by texting the word red cross to 9-0-9-9-9. we put all of the information on our website -- wavy dot com. another area hard hit by wednesday's storms -- essex county. dozens of people were injured when a powerful e-f three tornado roared through tappahannock t

covering the story live, arianna bennett, channel 2 news. paul: "i'm paul nelson, all this noise is machine gun fire coming from a virtual world of guys practicing a combat mission on a helicopter. we'll show you how it works, coming up." the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. looking for a few things to do this weekend? we've got you covered. how about seeing the piano guys and "this is channel 2 news, coverage you can count on" taylor "it allows you to get that training without having to put yourself in a dangerous situation." the nevada army national guard is using technology for training -- flying helicopters

doug bennett/bennett medical services: who may need oxygen, a wheelchair, a hospital. bed. they have and average, according to our estimate, 11 days of life. left, and that is all taxed, bennett says his company along with 35 others statewide is circulating a petition to have voters decide on the medical devices tax this november. he says they are already half way through getting the required signatures they need to get the measure on the ballot. so reception area, as well on his oxygen delivery trucks. he hopes the signs will bring awareness to what leslie sargent sees, all to often. sargent: in deep. one: emtional stress, two heal care expenses that aren't covered, you know they are already suffering. the petitions were circulated earlier this week during candidates visits to northrn nevada. bennett says they want a ban on medical equiptment tax as part of the constitution. if it ends up on the ballot and passes, voters will have to approve it again in the next two years. for more information, go to this story on the web, i will have an email posted. terri russell kolo 8

cory bennett is what the hell on the cover cybersecurity there are, kate tummarello works for "politico" and covers technology and lydia beyoud with bloomberg where she covers telecommunications. lydia beyoud one of the big issues coming up are the spectrum auctions in march. >> guest: march 29 is the official kickoff day for broadcasters. they will be looking to go out of business or possibly channel sharing agreements with their colleagues and a few months after that essentially that will wrap up and we will see the wireless start and we are looking at public bidders as well, comcast announced today that they might looking for some of that hard spectrum so it will be several months of close attention on the fcc fcc. prescod you say fcc. >> host: accuse a several month so most of 2016 we will be talking about this but i'm auctions are looking at it? >> guest: fcc is looking at the auction closing sometime the third quarter. >> host: closing in the third quarter. kate tummarello is there a just, he'll? >> guest: tons of interest. a lot of lawmakers have activity necessary because all of

i'm arianna bennett... i'll tell you what change they just announced... the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. welcome back... the washoe county school district board of trustees announced it is forming a new oversight committee... for spending on school buildings. as you may know-- the district has been asking for years... for a source of funding to build new schools and ease overcrowding. and this move-- could help them get it. arianna bennett joins us now live from the newsroom with a look at why... ari...? at a public meeting last week for the committee working to raise taxes for school buildings... there was a number of public commenters... who said they were fine w

a live look at 480 and 1 30th all the way to bennett on drake road. right close between west 130th and bennett. we'll let you know as soon as that reopens. elsewhere, a few construction projects and closures happening. at this point, canal road, 10 5th and 79th and the on and offramps from 77 southbound and northbound and we did that. over to jackie and terrence. >> thank you. >>> and let's go to some dramatic moments when the coast guard comes to the rescue of three people. >> and being pulled by the strong current and this is in washington state here and they're caught in the rough waters. the person trying to help them gets caught. and all three were airlifted to safe and -- safety and doing fine this morning. >> right there. right there. >> the woman in new hampshire is alive this morning after a she was trapped in a rushing river. and firefighters -- with ropes and a ladder to hold on to. the issue lost her -- she lost her grip and floated away. that happened as the boat arrived. >> and we end up losing the ladder in her and by that time, the boa

one officer opened fire hitting bennett tcu stomach. ewas rushed to the hospital charged with assaulting an officer. he would stay in custody for showed that wasn't the case. he stood still, arms at his side. the officer who pulled the trigger was criminally charged and his partner works gave a false statement was suspended. you think they'd want to train properly. are it's saying officers should be afforded three days before having to answer a question and give them a chance to watch the video, any video, before making a statement. 19 of the largest police departments call for some kind criminal investigation or an internal probe looking to see that's the rule in alburquerque where 19 officers surrounded and kill add homeless man holding a knife. the officers were not interviewed until two days later n.other departments it can be longer n.baltimore where 25-year-old freddy gray dieed in custody, officers there and through out the state of maryland are afforded ten days. none of the waiting periods apply to civilians. they site studies

and he made it out of kentucky state knowing alex bennett never will. but bennett has accepted that. >> i never think about the outside world anymore. never, ever. i don't dream about the outside world. i don't read about the outside world. i'm 100% prison. i'm 100%, this is my life. prison is my life. and this is all i've got. and that's all i think about. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw," a prolific prison killer reflects on his crimes on the inside. >> i stabbed him 36 times. i wanted to put so many holes in him that there was no chance that he could survive. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. "hi this is conor.usic sorry i missed you. i'm either away fro

corey bennett is with the hill, he covers cybersecurity there. kate tummarello works for politico and covers technology, and lydia beyoud is with bloomberg bna. lydia, one of the big issues coming up are the spectrum auctions in march. what can we expect? >> guest: march 29th is the official kickoff date for broadcasters to relinquish some of their spectrum. they'll be looking to either go out of business or possibly enter into channel-sharing agreements with their colleagues, and a few months after that potentially that'll wrap up, and we'll see the wireless bidder side start, and we're looking at other potential bidders as well such as comcast announced today they might also be bidding for some of that broadcast spectrum. so it'll be several months of close attention on the fcc and its auction. >> host: and you say several months, so most of 2016 we'll be talking about the spectrum auctions or looking at it? >> guest: fcc officials have said they're looking at the auction closing sometime in the third quarter this year. >> host: closing in the

/doug bennett/bennett medical services: 00-13 mostly we are just interested in getting the word out about what this about. how this is really, in my opinion an inhumane thing to do to people who are sick injured and dying. bennett says he and 35 other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the medical devices tax. he says so far they have half of the signatures they need to end up on the november ballot. if you'd like to know more about the petition, temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, f

covering the story live, arianna bennett, channel 2 news. the the 24th annual reno mardi gras is almost here! hosted by the reno rotary club, the mardi gras will offer a silent auction, tons of food, and of course plenty of wine and spirits. it's an annual fundraiser to help people in our community -- with an emphasis on education. fennell: "we encourage people to come and bring their mardi gras spirit... let the good times roll spirit. and bring masks. people who buy tickets get a wine glass and beads to add to the festive atmosphere. and the food will lure you in... and the great wines. tomorrow from 6 to 9 p-m. tickets are 75 dollars. you can find those at reno mardi gras dot com. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. coming up in sports... pregnancy is a time of great discovery... but there are also a lot of myths surrounding it. we'll separate fact from fiction if you're pregnant, it may seem like everyone has advice to share about what you can and cannot do -- especially when it comes to what you eat. so in tonig

this film sees elizabeth bennett and mr. darcy uniting in the name of love and in the slaying though he were dead yet shall he live. >> you're quite rude. >> and jesus cried out with a loud voice. >> no, don't. don't. >> not surprisingly, this is not looking like a classic. alan of the village voice says, it fails from "a" to "z." it's neither good nor a good zombie flick. >> lindsay barr of the "associated press" says it might have ever been better suited to a television adaptation. >> that's a little bit rough. turning to "hail, caesar!" directed by the coen brothers features an "a" list catch that includes george clooney, jonah hill, scarlett johanssen. and josh brolin who plays eddie mannix, a man whose job is to solve problems at a major hollywood studio. already dealing with an angry worse by his prima donna star >> now, you listen to me, buster. nick skank and this studio have been good to you and to everyone else who works here. if i ever hear you bad mouthing mr. skank again, it will be the last thing you say before

i'm arianna bennett... i'll bring you the i've watched as the house across the street has sat empty for over six years. i've watched good friends have their homes foreclosed on. people are still really suffering, and they're looking for somebody that is going to create bold change. wall street gave bad advice and bad loans over and over again, and nothing happened. people are so excited about bernie sanders because they know that he's not beholden to wall street. we need someone like bernie sanders that's going to fight for the middle class. we have to fix things now. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, welcome back... a new poll released today by cbs news gives us a closer look at how americans feel about the issue surrounding antonin scalia's open seat on the supreme court. after gop leaders in the senate vowed to block any nomination for the seat made by president obama... the future of the supreme court is unclear. arianna bennett joins us now think about it all... ari? president obama has said he will nominat

a the owners manual and owners manual of the seat to see that we're doing it correctly," said gerry bennett, with sioux city fire rescue. but what if you bought that car seat second-hand? "we really would like people to know because car seats do expire. and if they've been in a wreck....authorities say they're most likely no longer safe. "it's been proven that in an auto crash children can very easily get thrown around, injured or possibly even killed if not seated into a car seat correctly," said bennett. for no fee, sioux city fire rescue checked them saturday. going over proper installation and looking for seats that could have been recalled....off ering peace of mind. "it's involving my child's life and i just feel much safer driving around just knowing that my car seat is good to go," said mother. the cdc estimates 46- percent of car and booster seats nationally are misued...reducing effectiveness. "i was not aware of the, up above the head, where you can adjust it to if they're getting taller to adjust the head for them to have more room," said roder. tools like safer car dot gov can

my tuition. >> reporter: before her junior year, she could not afford to stay at bennett so she came to philadelphia to cut costs. >> i have family here. but the major reason i transferred from bennett to techl. >> reporter: she got married and had a son. having a familiy didn't deter. she went to school at night. her plans to become a teacher changed. politics attracted her. >> i went to work for charlie at urban coalition and that's where i really got into politics, community activity, understanding the need for us to progress as african-americans, black people. >> reporter: tasco wanted to be an advocate for the voiceless. in 1983 she won a county commissioner's seat, the first african county commissioner in pennsylvania. she ran for city council and won that, too. >> she's helped me mature as a human being. >> reporter: a mentor to many in politics including mayor jim kenney. >> when i came in to council in 1992, i was 32, had my own ideas and helped school me in many ways. >> reporter: reaching out. >> i tell them to strive to get an education. that mantra was engrained in our b

covering school watch live, arianna bennett, channel 2 news. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. dallas: "the nevada wolf pack baseball season is just around there corner and there's a new coaching staff this season. i'm dallas colodny and hear from new head coach t.j. bruce coming up in sports. brain games. are they a smart investment to keep your brain sharp? what experts say can boost your brain-power best... in tonight's we all know the importance exercise has on our bodies... but what about workouts that target our organs - like our brains? while you can't really grow your brain... experts say there are some ways to help keep it as sharp as possible as you age - in tonight's health watch. should we shell out time and money for games that we are told will make our brain work better? "brain development starts in utero and there is a long period of time in which the brain matures just as the rest of the body matures." and after that it's pretty much a downward slide "after it's fully developed its like the rest of the

13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett will have your forecast in just a minute. the white house is saying the obama administration asks congress for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funding 'to prepare for and respond to the zika virus' good morning las vegas! the time now is ... let's get started with a checkk on weather with 13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) looks like it is time to grab the sunglasses and put on shorts and t- shirts for the guys and gals, time to take out the sun dresses! a ridge of dry air is coupled with this high pressure system and will skies throughout the entire week! this allows temperatures to rise well above average for this time of the year! low and mid 70s will be common today, tomorrow, wednesdaythrough the week and into the weekend! this afternoon however, winds look to pick up slightly. the colorado river valley is under a lake wind advisory due to gusts expected between 40 and 45 mph. for the valley, gusts around 25 mph may pop up with sustained winds mainly between 5 and 15 mph but a 10-20mph wind may

we'll get to our top story in a minute, but let's check why your forecast with brian bennett. looking like a nice weekend. >> it's going to look like a nice one adrian. cooler than yesterday, but all in all, it looks like a nice saturday. cool outside, 44 degrees right now in tampa. 42 in lakeland and 48 degrees in st. petersburg. being warmed by the bay and gulf waters. a little low visibility right now especially in plant city and lakeland. lakeland, you have point three mile visibility. keep that in mind you may have fog this morning. satellite and radar showing fog or a few low clouds. other than that, a nice morning and dry. this morning, a few clouds. temperatures will be in the 40s to lower 50s. this afternoon, 67 degrees. yesterday, we're right around 71. about 4 degrees cooler today, but a good deal of sunshine, so a pretty nice forecast for this time and february much too shabby, adrienne. >>> a deadly wrong-way crash kills two people. it's a trend this season. the family is demanding a change. let's look thompson was going north on i-275 south and hit eugene fisher

still have the westbound side of drake closed from bennett too west one 30th i just spoke with police asking a timetable they said they are hoping to have it reopen by sevens that that so far the westbound side of drake is still close that's because of an earlier outside a everyoneon to get out okay. a few more cars out and about but still moving pretty well top end of 77 is starting to get a little more busy as you head into town andad up towards the end about bridge we had these ramp closures that are supposed to begin in just a few minutes. those are scheduled to close around seven that's for the reduced to onto the sponsor once again those of the ramps at edgewater.r. they will take you to the

the story going viral when bennett was tagged on facebook by a former coworker. >> i thought it was a joke. i laughed about it. >> reporter: the article tying bennett and her family's image to the fabricated story of a woman named anita sullivan. as the day wore on and the stories spread, it began to take an emotional toll on bennett. >> i starred getting more and more notifications on my facebook. when people are starting to make comments about your person, calling you ugly, fat, those were the comments that started to hurt me a lot. that's where i started to break down. i was seeing comments from 30,000 people. >> according to experts all photos posted on public sites are at risk. how can you protect yourself? private or water mark your photoses. >> if it wasn't water marked and wasn't copyrighted, anyone can grab the photo and do whatever they want with it. unfortunately the law hasn't caught up with technology. >> linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> good to know. got to be careful how much you share. >>> coming up, getting red carpet ready. >> many of hollywood's biggest celebri

and there are estimates it could generate up to state coffers. " doug bennett/bennett medical services: i just know at point.zero zero 4 cents per a negative effect on the revenue bennett says he and 35 other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the medical devices tax. he says so far they have half of the signatures they need to end up on the november ballot. if you'd like to know more about the petition, go to our website and look for this story, there is an email address for you. ### many of us enjoy drinking a sugary beverage or two. but a new trend suggests, we could be moving toward more sugar free drinks. so what kind of weather can we expect tomorrow, and into the rest of the week? we will have a closer look at our forecast...and what you can expect in the days to come...right after the break. ### here's a kolo 8 sports break... the new usl soccer team will be named -- reno 1868 fc... edelstein: "well what's 1868? it's the founding of our city; it's where we live and so we get to pay homage to the history; we get to celebrate the entire hi

he worked with the victim, 24-year-old maryann bennett. she was a cashier at sam and sam meats in chester. >> very friendly. bubbly. great personality. was good with everybody. we all loved her. >> reporter: investigators say tuesday morning scott took off from his girlfriend's apartment after a domestic dispute. they say he was driving at a high rate of speed when three blocks away at ninth and highland he hit bennett as she was crossing the street. knocking her 12 feet in the air and 35 feet from the scene. investigators say scott ditched the car which they found soon after. it had been snowing that morni morning. >> he was driving that car we believe at a high rate of speed without clearing the snow off adequately of the windshield leaving a small hole for him to see out of and he could probably barely see anything. >> reporter: meanwhile, bennett's funeral was held today as familiar and friends learned of the arrest. >> i hope rest for maryann and her family. >> reporter: we also learned that the car scott was driving had only one work

bennett with the basket inside.....lady cavs win.... 64-41. next saturday.... christ church will go in search of its 4th state title in 8 years .... when it takes on timmonsville in the 1-a title game. after a season opening has team bounced back to win 3 straight. the tigers looking to make it 4 in a row this afternoon at doug kingsmore stadium as they take on james madison..... 1. scoreless game ... bottom 2nd.... but not for long.... chase pinder.... stays hot .... as he singles to right center....weston wilson scores .... and the tigers are on the board.2. next batter.... eli white.... lines a single to center....adam renwick scores ..... clemson up 2-nothing.3. still t..er stlngnghds dt.ys um rlm..sil r..sirme h aitea .h yn.. ve ..iaru l 3unom... d gse ir o 4tstig n.ahuk .. ne.- ins.the gamecocks are a a ico. eesaturday game versus penn state....a perfect 6- and-oh on the young season.... 1. bottom of the 3rd .... 2 on.... 1 out .... marcus mooney....doubles off the wall in right.... l-t tolbert and gene conce gamcku-2.2. lern theni. d fl t as desan man. a

((andrew bennett/voluntee r: so they're not having to watch their backs constantly.)) ((vanessa murphy)) andrew bennett blocks roads with his vehicle which has emergency lights.... ((andrew: as soon as we get to the scene )) ((vanessa murphy)) and redirects pedestrians and drivers. ((andrew: it amazes me how many people drive distracted or drive impaired.)) ((vanessa: have you had to jump out of the way? andrew: yes, umm, unfortunately, it's one of those where you try to pay attention as best as you can but if someone sneaks up on you, that's gonna be your first reaction.)) ((vanessa murphy)) even a combination of flares, cones, and tape don't stop all drivers..... and each situation is dealt with on a case by case basis. driving drunk or speeding could get a driver arrested or cited.... and for those who are confused....offic ers may let them go....probably with a stern warning.... ((sgt. richard strader/metro fatal time i see this.)) ((vanessa murphy)) sergeant strader says metro looked at mobile barricades and even but after metro looked at the cost and figured that

((andrew bennett/voluntee r: so their backs constantly.)) ((vanessa murphy)) andrew bennett blocks roads with his vehicle which has emergency lights.... ((andrew: as soon as we get to the scene )) ((vanessa murphy)) and redirects pedestrians and drivers. ((andrew: it amazes me how many people drive distracted or drive impaired.)) ((vanessa: have you had to jump out of the way? andrew: yes, umm, unfortunately, it's one of those where you try to pay attention as best as you can but if someone sneaks up on you, that's gonna be your first reaction.)) ((vanessa murphy)) even a combination of flares, cones, and tape don't stop all drivers..... and each situation is dealt with on a case by case basis. driving drunk or speeding could get a driver arrested or cited.... and for those who are confused....offic ers may let them go....probably with a stern warning.... ((sgt. richard strader/metro fatal detail: i scratch my head every time i see this.)) ((kirsten joyce)) sergeant strader says metro looked at mobile barricades... and tested them out to see

bennett was tagged on facebook by a former co-worker. >> to be honest i t thought it was a joke. i laughed about it. >> reporter: the article tying bennnnt and her family's image to the fabricated story of a woman named anita sullivan. as the day wore on and the story spread, it began to take an emotion toll on bennett. >> i started getting more and more notifications on my facebook and people are startfacebook and people are starting to make comments about your person -- calling you uglyyour person -- calling you ugly, cacaing you fat. those were the comments that started to hurt me along and that's where i started to break down because comments from 30,000 people. >> reporter: according to experts, all photos o public sites at risk. how can you protect yourself? experts say mark your pages as private or watermark your photoprivate or watermark your photo. >> it wasn't watermarked or copyrighted anyone can grab the photo and do whatever they want with it. unfortunately the law has not >> kristi: that is awful. >> constance: happiest momnt and to be bared something horrendous. >>

covering the big story live, arianna bennett, channel 2 news. meantime nevada's first in the west caucus results are in the books.... donald trump secured 46 percent of the votes in last night's g-o-p caucus. finishing in second was florida senator marco rubio.. with 24 percent of the votes. senator ted cruz was in third.. with 21 percent. doctor ben carson with 5 percent of the votes... and ohio governor john kasich with 4 percent. the disorganization with the nevada caucuses has some voters wanting to go back to a primary election instead. that's what we did here in nevada until 2008. but our primary is in june...which gave us no say in selecting a nominee. senator harry reid stepped in to get us in on the early states to caucus. list of early states in the nominating process. with him gone..there's nobody in the state with that kind of clout to keep us there if the parties decide to move away from it." to go back to a primary would take a referendum and support of the legislature. it would also cost us the candidate visits we've seen this cyc

tony bennett:".....you know i watch the replay but it looked like marielle really did a good job they had six seconds he spread out any made grayson had a hard shot i kind of joked with coach k after i said i think he traveled and coach said i think he got fouled so that was what we said as we embraced each other but it was a big league play." mike thought we aren't it and if they would've won they would've earned it and i thought both teams were deserving of winning and that's what makes makes a great game." wipe coach huggins and company looking for their 8th straight win hosting tcu in morgantown. -"press virginia' in effect early.. wvu gets the steal and jonathan holton makes the layup.. they go up 22-7. -tcu trying to hang.. j.d. miller on the inbounds to chauncey collins who's going to slam down the dunk! -mountaineers really pulling away in the 2nd half.. in transition.. tosses it up to holton for the bucket. -and devin williams going to the hoop.. makes the basket and gets the and-1 as wvu rolls 73- 42. some more college scores from today..big south winthrop hit a jumper at th