we know the final official results for the nevada caucus. but early results point to mitt romney as taking the win. and kcbs radio political reporter doug sovereign is in las vegas where he has been watching the caucuses all day today, doug? reporter: good evening, ann. that s right. based on what we saw at the caucus places we went to today, mitt romney will win here and win big. but not everybody is done voting. there is one more caucus meeting at 7:00 for religious voters who could not vote earlier today in clark county the las vegas area. clark county accounts for 70% of the state. so we won t really have meaningful statewide results until that caucus is over. all morning long, perhaps 50,000 nevada republicans went to local precinct caucus meetings to elect local delegates and cast ballots with their presidential preference. before the voting, people got up to speed on behalf of the chosen candidates, trying to convince their neighbors to vote for a certain candidate.
only a few little impulses here and there are coming into the area. maybe some flurries or brief snow showers overnight tonight. it will be coming from ohio over the overnight hours tonight. we will talk about where we go from here coming up with the forecast in just a few minutes. rahm member, when bad weather strikes, you can remember, when bad weather strikes, you can track it on an hour later. on our radar. corporate brick alexander corporal eric alexander is facing allegations. anne arundel police say that this reflects the that this does not reflect the rest of the hardworking men and women of day police. of the police. corporal rick alexander s on the other side double wall. he is accused of telling a group that did his fellow police officers were going to raid them. they conducted a search and seizure on the 1300 block of juniper road in shadyside. they found a small amount of drugs, but found out that a larger amount was moved. we were interviewing th
hear. recent cuts to san jose s police and fire departments have both officers and firefighters worried, but this latest analysis published by ibm, has become safety officials fuming. this is not a good report. the recommendations are absolutely dangerous for our citizens. ibm says public safety can increase if departments are run better and re-organized. analysts believe the fire department spends too much time responding to medical cals and should have fewer people on each engine. as a result staffing could drop by a third to 505 firefighters. i think they re looking for a new place to do business, and they re making recommendations that are going to put our citizens at risk. ibm makes crime predictive software and suggests adding technology to focus on trouble spots when fighting crime. the report says, quote, these new models can be greatly informed by new an littics and technology, neither of which are being deployed to their potential. there s an unpredictab
suspecis only 14 years home. he was walking home from work at a local restaurant. police believe he was targeted wacause the suspects believe he rrs caying cash.s these suspects, one just 14 years old, charged with first degree murder and a stabbing to waldorf restaurant worker here that left gutierrez dead. he was walking home from his job when he was attacked. it s certainly shocking to us we arrested and charged a 14-year-old. all the ages are of concern us to. we are glad we ve been able to y klentify them and apprehend them and get them off the streety reporter: pole say 14-year-old trejon hardy murdered the man july 28th. the victim was steps from his house when he was stabbed in the chest during a robbery. i think it s sad myself, personally. waldorf has been known to be relatively family-oriented, you know? to hear something like that, it s not good. reporter: gutierrez s brother was also targeted in the robbery and was able to bite one suspect benjamin thomas