timely fashion. and she is going to get things done that i would like to see happen in my life time. and she knows how to, work with people who don t agree with her. allison says occassionally he volunteers at clinton headquarters and makes phone calls. he s also canvassed neighborhoods for the candidate. he ll be eighteen on july eleventh. from snow to sunshine. that s pretty normal here in the truckee- meadows. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff. high pressure will rebuild over the weekend and into next week. while nights will stay chilly, afternoons will warm back into the 60s for western nevada valleys, with 50s in the sierra. expect occasional high clouds, with light wind through monday. stormy weather is not back in the forecast until at least the next weekend. -jeff saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 53. calm wind becoming east around 5 mph in the morning. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 30. southwest wi
clinton spoke to a crowd of a few hundred at his wife s reno campaign headquarters. kolo 8 news now s colin lygren was at today s rally. he joins us live in studio with what the president had to say. colin? sarah. president clinton was in town today to rally the troops. so to speak. ahead to tomorrow s caucus. he touched on some of secretary clinton s campaign promises. but mainly reminded people that tomorrow. every vote counts. nats - bill clinton. wooooooooooo the nation s 42nd president. campaigning today on behalf of who he hopes is the 45th president. she is the single best change maker i have ever known, and that is what we need. while at his reno stop.. clinton touched on the supreme court. president obama is right to try to fill this seat on the united states supreme court. he mentioned voting rights. and the citizens a minimum wage worker and a billionaire are equally free to spend whatever they want on politics. i used to teach constitutional law and i wouldn t
on monday we ll feature a young republican going to his first caucus, he is undecided. terri russell kolo 8 news now. there are a few things you need to remember if you plan on taking part in saturday s democratic caucus. first. your caucus site may or may not be the voting location. second. you ll need to check the time your precint is caucusing. 17-year-olds can participate. if they will turn 18 by november eighth. if you haven t registered. that s okay. you can register as a democrat at the caucus. expect to spend some time when you re there. participans will speak on behalf of the candidate they support and try to convince people to change sides. you can find more information about the the caucuses on kolo t-v dot com. just click on hot topics. meanwhile a reno man is raising the question, whether hillary clinton or any other woman belongs on the ballot or in the presidency. the problem he says is gender specific language of the constitution. kolo 8 news now s ed pearce h
here in the rise ballroom to see what sanders had to say. he spoke for about an hour. on his plans for a revolution- one that would put middle class and working families first. sanders has been advocating for health care for everyone, saying its a right not a privilege. he also promised a future that would use more renewable resources. improve voter turnout. and a plan that would make public colleges and universities free. backed by wall street speculation. he asked an energetic crowd here the only way change takes place. is when millions of people stand up and say enough is enough. our government belongs to all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. sanders paused because of a medical episode in the crowd. another example of why everyone needs healthcare. live at the nugget chris buckley kolo 8 news now. for the second time in less than a month. former president bill clinton was in reno today. campaigning for his wife. he arrived at hillary s reno campaign headquarters
elementary school near renown hospital. ed, we understand the turnout was impressive and the results generated some controversy. both true, but all resolved in the end. 00-:47 :47-:51 :51-1:01 the all purpose room at this suburban school began filling a caucus was due to start. some wearing their intentions literally on their sleeves, all determined to voice their choice. as the doors closed and temperatures rose it was determined to move precinct 5056, representing downtown residents outside. it began with a head count, then paper ballots were collected. a problem. the two counts didn t match. everything came to a halt as calls were made to the state party. the decision: hold a second head count. final result 61-46. bernie sanders over hillary clinton. pearce: it brought out the passion on both sides. debbie: it definitely did. people are passionare about politics and i think that s wonderful. and i think people passionate people. what s often missed in the numbers is th