Republican nomination and more than a third needed to clinch on the democratic side. Cbs news projects Hillary Clinton has won georgia and virginia and is expected to do well in several southern states. Cbs news projects Bernie Sanders won his home state of vermont, his second primary victory. Emily ruggiano sanders supporters theres a huge strong population that love Bernie Sanders here. Ted cruz is also hoping to win his home state of texas the biggest prize of the night. Craig boswell channel 2 news. No candidate can clinch the nomination tonight. Some 35 states still have to vote inlcuding new york and california. Polls in texas will close in less than an hour and the Lone Star State offers the biggest delegate pool of any of the contests today. 155 republican delegates are up for grabs and polls show frontrunner donald trump doing well but senator ted cruz is expected to win his home state. Delegates and strategists say a big win for Hillary Clinton could erase the possibility of a Bernie Sanders nomination. Cal jillson Political Science professor, smu if she wins and wins substantially, shell clean up afterwards. In the last 7 super tuesdays, the big winner has gone onto win their partys nomination. Historically, the texas primary has been later in the season, but this year it was moved up to super tuesday. And with results from super tuesday states coming in throughout the night cbs news will be having a special hour of coverage tonight. From 10 to 11 pm. Cbs new will be bringing you up to the minute super tuesday results. And of course well have more super tuesday coverage right after that on channel 2 news at 11. And please stay with channel 2 news and cbs news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. All the way through november. Now heres mike algers 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 friday. A series of colder systems move through the region looks like the active storm track will stick around at least halfway through the next week. In crime beat. Sparks police are looking for a man suspected of holding a woman against her will in his car. Police say a woman got into a car with this man on saturday in the parking lot of the Western Village casino, but then, she told police, she started to feel uncomfortable. When she tried to leave, police say he tried to keep her in the car, which is described as a silver four door mitsubishi. Police want to find that suspect. If you can help, call or text secret witness. Search and rescue crews have recovered the body of a woman reported missing last month. On saturday carolyn batchelors body was found near inspiration point. Buried in snow. Close to where her vehicle was found the week before. Investigators are not considering her death suspicious, though they are still looking into how she died. The western States Sheriffs Association is holding its annual business and training conference at the peppermill casino this week. Ryan canaday checked it out earlier today. And joins us now live in the newsroom. Ryan, what happens at this event . Kristen, when i was down there today i saw an exhibit show where organizations were displaying new products for the Law Enforcement officials. I also sat in on a training meeting. Where the sheriffs were collaborating together to resolve problems affecting them in the west. Dave brown president , western States Sheriffs Association15 western states and sheriffs from all of those being represented here, its amazing what we can learn from each other, were all dealing with with difficult issues. A few of the issues being discussed at the conference this week are the management of public lands and training of jail operations. They also look at the newest ways to use social media, and look at how Law Enforcement is perceived to the public. For the next few days. The sheriffs will also meet with organizations like the forest services, blm and ice. To discuss the best ways they can Work Together with the federal agencies. Dave brownpresident , western States Sheriffs Associationwhen you draw a voice of 200 to 300 member sheriffs together and come to some consensus on an issue, we have some power in that voice with our federal partners. Local agencies like the Washoe CountySheriffs Office are also taking part in this conference. The event will come to an end this thursday. Covering the story live in the newsroom, ryan canaday channel two news organic farmers across the country and here in nevada are getting a little boost from the federal government. Arianna bennett joins us now live with a look at some new programs. Ari . By congress in 2014 has some new Funding Options that are just taking effect now. And some of those are targeted to organic farming. Clint congress did this in recognition of the increasing importance of organic farmers in the us. Every year organic demand far outweighs organic production. New programs through the usda. Offer incentives for planting resource conserving plants. Or plants that help mitigate soil erosion. Like trees and shrubs. There are also incentives for supporting pollinators. Like bees. Farmers can also get lowinterest loans. Help with field mapping. And protection for crop losses. Clint its a great encouragement for existing and for new organic farmers. The idea. Is to help organic farmers. But also to encourage practices that improve soil and water quality. And help the environment overall. For more information about applying for these programs. Just head to the online version of this story. At ktvn. Com. Covering the story live, arianna paul during the past year, tmwas had to rely more on groundwater, but now theyre trying to recharge the aquifers. Im paul nelson, ill show you how, coming up at 5 30. Still to come. Well meet a woman whos gathered a lot of stories over the years and is ready to share them with you. But first. The fbi and apple both testified before lawmakers on capitol hill today. What each had to say about their battle over encryption, after the break. Youre watching channel 2 news. With Kristen Remington, landon looking around the nation. The fbi and apple faced off today for the First Time Since federal prosecutors asked a judge to force the tech company to unlock a phone belonging to one of the San Bernardino terrorists. Fbi director james comey testified first in front of a House Committee hearing on encryption. He said the fbis request is specific to San Bernardino shooter syed farooks iphone. James comey fbi director this case in San Bernadino anything other than doing a competent investigation. But he acknowledged forcing apple to unlock the phone would set a precedent. Apples top lawyer argued any Hacking Software it provides the fbi can and will lead to a broad encroachment on privacy and security. Bruce sewell apple attorney weakening encryption will only hurt consumers and wellmeaning apple to protect their personal information. Yesterday a judge in new york ruled the fbi cannot force apple to unlock an iphone used in a drug case. That ruling could have implications in the San Bernardino dispute. Looking around the nation. President obama today sat down with Key Senate Republican leaders to discuss the high stakes vacancy on the Supreme Court bench. Reporter sir is anyone going to listen pres. Obama thank you everybody. The president refused to answer questions from reporters during the meeting with Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell and chair of the Senate Judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley. Along with Senate Minority leader harry reid and senator Patrick Leahy of the judiciary committee. President obama has vowed to send a nomination to the senate within the next few weeks. And after spending nearly a year in space. Astronaut scott kelly is returning home tonight. Kelly. Along with russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko. Have spent 340 days in space and station tonight. About 10 minutes ago. They will land in kazakhstan later tonight. Kellys closest u. S. Contender for the longest time spent in space trails him by 125 days. His visit to the space station was to study the effects of a longterm stay in orbit on the human body. And mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. Still to come on channel 2 news. Talking to older loved ones about their medications is often overlooked, but the accidental misuse of prescriptions is one of the highest health risks for seniors. Details on a Program Welcome back. In health watch. Studies show that the majority of seniors take more than four prescriptions medications a day. And the unintentional misuse is among one of the most Serious Health risks facing seniors. Ky sisson tells us about a program that help is helping seniors educate before they medicate. Medicines are important for living well. But when a patient uses a lot of medications both prescriptions, there is a lot of risk involved. Greta every medication that you add is incresaing your risk. Greta engelbrechts with the university of nevadas Sanford Center for aging has seen first hand the tremendous need seniors have to organize and review their medications to mitigate risks such as hospitalization, Early Admission to nursing facilities, and scary side effects. Greta a very major side effect is dizziness which causes seniors to fall. What englebrecht and the Sanford Center for aging is out to do is help educate seniors on how to be safe when it comes to managing their prescriptions. Greta we provide a comprehensive medication therapy management review which would idetify those at risk factors that they may be experiencing. Its called medication therapy management and their certified geriactric pharmascists go over each drug and write a comprehensive list which can be taken to a physician to review and ensure all the medications can interact together. Also works directly with seniors in managing their medications and says it is important that family members have conversations with their older loved ones about which medications they are taking and to stay organized with pill planners. Susan get them arranged so that everyday there is the medications are in a certain slot. It elimantes some of the confusion. Covering health watch, ky sisson, channel 2 news. Medication therapy management is free at the Sanford Center for those who are over 60 are taking five or more prescriptions. To get schedule a medication review or to speak with susan neeley, their numbers are there on your screen. 7841612 for the Sanford Center and 8131347 for susan neeley. Channel 2 news continues with chief meteorologist mike algers pinpoint 2 the American Meteorological Society 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 friday. A series of colder systems move through the region over the weekend, and it looks like the active storm track will stick around at least halfway through the next week. It is looking more and more like the weather pattern will change for the active, and a little sooner than originally thought. 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 friday. A series of colder systems move through the region over the weekend, and it looks like the active storm halfway through the next week. Lets check in on the roads with our traffic reporter chaison dean in the alice 96 point 5 traffic center. Watch out for the spaghetti bowl and on 395 around north mccaren and watch out for an accident on i80 at the downtown exit heading eastbound as well as on pyramid and richards northbound and expect extra delays in that area as crews will be on the scene. Im chaison dean and thats your tax season is a little different. But this one. This form, has added an element of confusion to this year. Ill have that, coming up. Plus, after eight decades of writing. A local author begins releasing the stories shes held tight for years. And hopes this character will catch on. Music jennie ross feels its important to reintroduce the children of today so shes doing it through a character called slicker mcquicker. But. Thats just the beginning of the work shes written over the years. Including. Novels. Mysteries and music. Erin breen joins us from the newsroom with her story. And a look at the stories shes now sharing. Jennie ross says shes been reading and writing poetry since she was 9. That was more than seven decades ago. And shes finally ready to share it. Jennie ross has seen a lot. Done a lot and met a lot of people in her lifetime. Thats will rogers right there in that plane he crashed. Thats a picture of john and i. Uh. Erin thats air force one. Which president . Jennie. Ronald reagan. At 81. She holds tight to her memories. And shes been writing down her stories through the years. She says it all began reciting poetry at the age of 9. Jennie ross hey your dogs no good. Two of ems fat and they have no witt. And i had to lick that poetry led her to writing lyrics for 92 country western songs in austin texas where she grew up. Country music. Jenny the guy i started writing with is the guy Willie Nelson sent me over to. Ha. Music jennie and a bunch of childrens songs childrens music we recorded this one in my own studio in austin. Ha ha ha. Patriotic tributes to her brothers. And 50 different stories about the adventurs of slicker mcquicker. Who she says teaches the kids of today. The values of yesteryear. Jennie the reason i wrote slicker mcquicker is because it tells kids things they need to know. Like when youre swimming take a partner with you. Things kids need to know. Spends a few hours a day here. Working on her stories. Getting them ready for print. Slicker mcquicker is going through some updating before its released buther other three books are available at buy nevada first and through amazon. Com covering the story erin breen channel 2 news. Amanda see this sign when you travel into nevada . Say goodbye to it because in a couple of months, a new design will be up. Find out why coming up next. Paul the Truckee River flows are looking pretty good this time of the year, and thats giving tmwa a chance to sae that water and pump it back into the ground. Im paul nelson, ill coming up after the break. Season. Are you, like many others, putting off filing because youre waiting for this form . Im john potter. That this is channel 2 news, miller were keeping the aquifer in good shape, all the year. Once again the Truckee Meadows Water Authority is utilizing wells. Not to get water out of the ground but to put it back in. That is story at 5 30 tmwa has about 90 wells around the truckee meadows and theyre recharging about 20 of them. Good evening, im landon miller. And im Kristen Remington thank you for staying with us tonight. Putting water back into the ground is something they have been doing since 1993. And as paul nelson shows us, its just one more way to prepare for dry years. River flowing the Truckee River is one of the areas biggest sources of water. And during the fall and winter months, its used to rejuvenate another source. Miller were looking at restoring groundwater flow in the aquifer, putting water back into the system. Winter water demand is about 25 percent of what it is during the summer and that allows tmwa to pump about 10 million gallons of treated water into the ground miller so were able to use the excess treatment capacity, produce more treated surface water, spread it throughout the distribution system, and put it back into 20 different sites across town. Nelson during times when tmwa needs to draw water from the aquifer, they come to this well and pump the water through this pipe, but during times like we have right now, when theres less demand and more surface water, they bring the water through this bypass and pump it right back down to the ground. Miller its invaluable. Its just another asset of our water supply that we can rely upon during times of need. Miller says in the last 20 years tmwa has never had to pump as much groundwater as it did last year because of the drought. Miller we maximize surface water use when we have it available, but in times of drought, like we had last year, we rely heavily on our groundwater. More than 300 gallons of water is pumped into the ground, every minute. Miller were right at 310 gallons a minute, right now. The Water Treatment plant and Distribution Center is monitored 24 hours a day. These monitors show the maze of water mains throughout reno and sparks and these show the status of the wells