is to repeal the section of law that led to the puc s decision, in effect the decision itself. benson: we re the sunniest state. we should have a robust solar industry. the p-u-c will hold a hearing on the proposal to hold off on the 20 year moratorium for existing customers on february 8th. it s a compromise of sorts which may take some of the wind out of the sails of the petition effort, clearly a step backward for the promotion of alternative energy in nevada, but one which is showing up elsewhere. vermont recently put a hold on approving new solar projects because the number in the state had reached a cap beyond which, it s felt, regular customers are unfairly subsidizing their solar powered neighbors. ed pearce kolo 8 news now. and you can find any new details about the debate over solar rates on the kolo 8 news now mobile app. it available for apple and android. you can download it app store. pine middle school students are back in class for the first time in more tha
nevada customers deserve the chance to choose to provide their own energy if they like. ed pearce kolo 8 news now. the p-u-c will hold a hearing on the moratorium proposal, february 8th. ### here in the truckee- meadows, we re getting a break from the stormy weather. but it won t last long. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff. high pressure will control our weather for most of this work week, bringing quiet conditions, with chilly mornings, mild afternoons, and occasional clouds. another storm series will start to push into the region from the pacific on friday. mountain rain and snow, and valley wind and rain will begin by late friday, followed by a wet weekend. timing, track, and intensity with these storms are still uncertain. stay tuned for the latest information as details come into focus in the next few days, but factor potential travel impacts into your plans for the weekend. -jeff tonight: mostly clear, with a low around 28.
reasons had no effect. gallop: that individual armed with a knife turned on both the officers and advanced toward them in close proximity. the officers on scene fired on the suspect. alvarado-morales was hit. later he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. although he was described originally as threatening himself, and an autopsy revealed an apparent self inflicted wound, gallop says officers in this situation had no choice but to intervene. gallop: you have a multi car accident with multiple people on the side of the road. letting someone run around with a knife whether they re threatening to injure themselves or threatening to injure someone else. you ve got to get that contained. you ve got to protect not only the people directly involved in the crash. the area. what started it all remains a of road rage is being investigated. looking into what took place before this crash, whether there was road rage involved. so gallop: answered. witnesses are asked to contact the
you d be wrong. casinos are very good at spotting counterfeit bills and have extensive surveillance and security. the counterfeiters often avoid them. instead the big targets are local retail. cheretis: there s some retailers that take a bigger hit than others, depending on what they offer and how they offer it, but yeah, week in week out, it takes a bite. security cameras captured runners in two recent cases. these pictures show a black male, wearing eye glasses, an orange sweatshirt, orange hat and dark pants who passed three counterfeit $100 dollar bills at the carson city walmart on u-s 395 on january 3rd. on the same day 12 other counterfeit 100 s were passed in the carson city area. takes a bite. security cameras captured runners in two recent cases. these pictures show a black male, wearing eye glasses, an orange sweatshirt, orange hat and dark pants who passed three counterfeit $100 dollar bills at the carson city walmart on u-s 395 on january 3rd. on the same day
through saturday morning due and snow melt. flooding is expected primarily on smaller creeks and streams, but main stem rivers above reservoirs may also quickly rise. winter storm watch for sunday for western nevada. a second winter storm will bring occasional snow, with winter driving conditions possible on valley floors. stormy weather will continue through the weekend. snow levels will be high to start, then fall rapidly in the early morning hours on saturday. expect heavy rain to turn to snow, with winter driving conditions dropping into the tahoe basin before sunrise and possible to the foothills soon after. valley floors will see rain change to snow, with a quick, slushy inch or two possible. after a brief break, another winter storm will move through on sunday. conditions are more favorable for valley snow, with several inches possible, especially south of highway 50. -jeff tree and fence damage, and blowing dust and debris all possible through the evening. winter stor