240 acre site which has no responsible party to bear the burden. though the 90 percent funding sounds attractive, there s also fear that even if it s put on the priority list that funding may not be there, but the stigma would be. the governor is asking the epa to hold off until september giving everybody several months to find other ways to find that $31 million dollars. clear and warm across northern nevada today. and it looks like this beautiful weather will be sticking around for a while. chief meteorologist jeff thompson has a look at the forecast. jeff? high pressure will keep the weather dry through the week. expect mostly sunny, mild afternoons, with highs in the low 60s for most western nevada valley locations, and mid-upper 50s in the sierra. nights will stay chilly, with lows dipping below freezing. -jeff tonight: clear, with a low around 30. calm wind becoming south around 5 mph. tuesday: sunny, with a high near 60. southeast wind around 5 mph. with a low around 3
whats going to happen tonight. and it was the same on the democratic side today. with bernie clinton campaigning all day long. trying to secure every last vote. we re going to keep working literally until the last vote is cast. we will continue to update you on results from both parties presidential primaries on the air and online throughout the night. and the nevada caucuses are less than two weeks away. democrats can register at the door for the february 20th caucuses. but republicans will have to register early for the february 23rd cacucuses. the registration deadline is saturday, february 13th. but the washoe county registrat of voters will close at five on friday the 12th. democratic presidential will be in northern nevada this saturday. the vermont senator will speak at the real solutions, for real people summit. the event will be at the jot travis student doors open at 7-30 in the morning. advance registration is required. ### and, republican presidential candid
assemblywoman amber joiner say: hillary is the person to protect women s rights in the upcoming election. the young women also need to make sure that we pick a president who are going to support those gains they have made in women s reproductive health, for example. and also someone who is going to focus on our families. a lot of the people in the room are just about to start their families and they were seriously concerned about things like childcare and having to quit their jobs if they cannot afford it. clinton also discussed a need for early childhood care. she says getting kid s brains stimulated -before they get to school will make sure they are ready to learn before ever stepping foot in a classroom.### it was a perfect president s day to spend outside. ?but will the sunny skies last? chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff. wind advisory in effect for the sierra front and tahoe basin wednesday, from 8 am until 10 pm. sustained
after this storm, and we begin with abc s linsey davis live tonight in new york. linsey, good evening. reporter: good evening, david. just over my shoulder and out of sight, an accident just happened here within the last five minutes. those who did venture out on the roads are making their way home slowly tonight. the roads are already icy, and only expected to get worse in the next few hours. the wintry mix, not just messy, but downright dangerous, as drivers struggle to get traction on the icy roads. across north carolina, snow and ice are to blame for more than 1,500 car accidents in less than 16 hours. 500 accidents in virginia. at least one person killed. police are asking drivers to stay off the road. further south, multiple reports of tornado touchdowns. in mississippi, this house, destroyed. this high school campus, damaged. in louisiana, winds ripping apart this car wash and pizza hut and sent debris flying. i seen it, like, coming at me. reporter: the 1,200-mi
a warm welcome from supporters here in northern nevada who are backing hillary clinton for president. she asked them this afternoon at truckee meadows community college to get to the caucuses this saturday. hillary clinton:it is great to be here in the heart of reno, this community college. mr. president, thank you for having us here. she covered a laundry list of topics. from the high costs of prescription drugs, clinton: i m going to work, until i get, authority for medicare to negotiate for lower prices. to gun control. she talked about the opening at the u.s. supreme court and what the u.s senate has vowed to do. it s something i asked her about in our one-on-one interview after her speech. clinton: you know justice scalia is known for his real devotion to the constitution. and look what the republican senators are doing, they are bending the constitution instead of doing what they should. during her speech she talked her conversation with me she was dismayed at the recen