preparation... roadwork will be underway soon on a major widening project at mccarran and pyramid in sparks. thanks for joining us on kolo 8 news now midday. i'm rebecca kitchen in for dave lawrence. we start with the latest on an officer- involved shooting in silver springs... one person is dead and two others hurt. according to lyon county sheriff al mcneil... one of those injured was a lyon county deputy... he was shot in the hand... the injury is not life- threatening. the sheriff tells us the incident started with a report of a stolen vehicle in sparks around 9:30 last night. the sheriff says a lyon county deputy spotted the stolen vehicle.. a red chevy cruze.. a short time after in the parking lot of the silver springs nugget. as the officer approached the vehicle ... someone in the car shot at him ... and the officer returned fire. sheriff mcneil says that suspect was killed. a second person in the vehicle was also shot and flown to a hospital. the extent of the injuries is not known. two other people ran from scene but were later arrested.

have not been released. a jury in yerington is deciding the fate of a silver springs man... accused of killing his girlfriend's son. cody wallace is charged with the death of 2-year-old thomas o'connell the fourth.. back in november of 2010. he was watching the boy, while his mother was at work. wallace says the boy fell and hit his head. but.. prosecutors say this can't be true... and the boy's injuries prove this point. here is a portion of the closing statements... first from wallace's defense attorney ... then from the prosecutor. "we don't have to prove that the injuries were accidental. the district attorney's office must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that they were intentional." "these injuries could not happen from one or two or three falls from a chair. they couldn't be that wide spread. it doesn't make sense you fall once."

we'll let you know when a decision is reached. a manhunt is underway... in the bay area... for two suspects wanted in connection with the murder of a man in south lake tahoe last month. investigators from the el dorado county d-a's office were in solano county, california yesterday searching for 24-year-old domenic sean-lee randolph and 26-year-old dion jermaine randolph vaccaro. they believe those two men were involved in the murder of dennis wright on january 30th at the beverly lodge. they are considered armed and dangerous. last week.. 18-year-old tristan batten and 20- year-old harvest davidson were arrested... for their alleged involvement in the murder. ### two horses were hit on highway 50 -- east of dayton -- early yesterday morning. the horses were reportedly hit within a few hundred yards of each other. one was killed on impact, the other was injured and had to be euthanized. as for the drivers, police say one was taken to a hospital with minor injuries -- the other drove off after hitting the horse.

if you do hit an animal, you should never leave. the department of agriculture says this stretch of highway has had horse problems for the last two decades. "we have 2000 heads of horses that live out here on these ranges we have issues from 95 to 395, 50 to i-80 so when you're in those areas you need to be cautious." wright says he wants to remind drivers to be careful and always be on the lookout for wild horses and other animals... especially after dark. for a number to report horses you believe are a public safety threat go to kolo t-v dot com. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of

and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in four people are dead and 14 more hurt after a workplace shooting in kansas. cnn's rosa flores reports. 0:10 - 0:18 0:23 - 0:27 0:58 - 1:03 1:30 - end the gunman who stormed stormed a lawn care company in a small kansas town killing three people and wounding 14 ... "law enforcement confronted the shooter, gunfire was exchanged. and law enforcement shot and killed the shooter." the man identified by a co-worker as -- as 38 year-old cedric ford. "i witnessed him shoot the shots. i saw the shell casings come out of the assault rifle." at 4:57pm, authorities receiving a call about a

vehicle ... one person, shot in the shoulder. another reportedly shot in the leg .. minutes later, ford allegedly entered excel industries... where he worked and had clocked in earlier that morning... proceeding to unload a long gun on the almost 150 people in the building at the time. authorities saying victims were randomly targeted... "we heard a pop pop, doors opened people started screaming. "he was just unloading on everybody. and i told the girls that were working on my line, 'let's go, let's run." police arriving on the scene minutes after the gunman opened fire... the first officer on scene single-handedly taking down the shooter. witnesses to the gruesome bloodbath .... in shock .. "never in a million years something that you'd imagine would happen." those who knew the shooter .... grasping for answers. "i wouldn't think he would of

he's a real nice guy." that's rosa flores reporting. ford had an extensive criminal record-- including arrests for burglary and battery. less than two hours before his rampage, deputies served ford with a protection order at work. a road construction project at the intersecton of pyramid and mccarran is about to get underway. the regional transportation commission says they'll begin construction in april. they say it took a few years to finish preparing for the project because r-t-c had to acquire, then demolish properties that will be paved over for the changes and improvements. they say it will take more than a year to complete that phase of the plan. "the project, we expect once we get started out here will be about 20 months in duration. that's not to say that there will be traffic controls the entire time. some time crews will be doing some off road work. " joe harrington with r- t-c says the project will alleviate some of the

construction there will be traffic controls. to know more about the traffic controls go to kolo tv dot com. the reno-sparks convention and visitors authority.. is looking for a new owner for the wildcreek golf course. the r-s-c-v-a says it's been losing 150 to 200- thousand dollars a year.. operating the course. and... the course's value as an attraction for visitors.. has declined. so yesterday... the authority's board weighed its options... for now... they've rejected the idea.. ... of selling the land for development... instead deciding to try to find a new owner. the decision pleased wild-creek's neighbors... who were afraid of a loss in property values. lucey: "i'm pleased with the outcome. i think our board did a great job of giving direction not only to our staff and how we're going to move forward. and they really heard from citizens today and made sure that was reflected in the direction that we take before us." the r-s-c-v-a will reportedly approach the county... about the possibility of taking the

that he is just one vote the other commissioners will feel about the idea. in the meantime, the convention authority says it'll continue to maintain, and operate the course. #### traffic is moving again after a crash early this morning at a reno intersection. reno police say the street lights were out at the intersection of plumb and arlington for much of the morning because the driver of a box there. the crash is still under investigation but police believe the driver may have fallen a sleep. he was not badly hurt. the nevada humane society is looking for your help for donner the puppy. donner is a two-month old puppy that needs surgery because he was born with a defect that could be fatal. he has to travel to u-c davis for the surgery. his condition involves a blood vessel that should have shrunk after birth, but it didn't, and now it's constricting the esophagus, making it hard for him to keep food down. if you would like to help, contact the

in longley lane. a reminder... the funeral for nevada senator debbie smith will be at sparks high school this sunday at noon. smith died last sunday from brain cancer. her family asks that instead of flowers, donations are made in her name to the doctor marnie rose foundation, which supports brain tumor research. we're told there will be lots of parking in the lot behind the school, and child care for children who are diaper-trained will be available at the school. also... if you want to wear a color in honor of smith, you're asked to wear gray, which is the color representing brain cancer. she began treatment for a malignant brain tumor a year ago. the democrat was was first elected to the state assembly in 2000 and won a seat in the senate in 2012. she was 60 years old. you may think that if you can't walk, you probably can't ski. but this will be a busy weekend of skiing for a group of veterans who are disabled... but can

and super tuesday is this coming tuesday... how did last night's republican debate do to change anyone's mind or cement any candidate's status? but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete weather now forecast. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday, with dave lawrence and weather with

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and now your kolo 8 forecast with lindsey matherly. temperatures across northeast california

today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the

glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, followed by a quick shot of light rain and higher elevation snow north of interstate 80 tonight. temperatures will remain above to well above average through the weekend. winds this afternoon and evening still look fairly modest for northeast california and in the sierra front of far western nevada, generally in the 25-35 mph range with gusts 35-45 mph possible in isolated, wind-prone spots. the strongest winds are expected this evening as the trough axis nears so a lake wind will be hoisted for lake tahoe starting late today and going well into the

it's a special week for disabled veterans at lake tahoe. they're being treated to a week of skiing... even though many of them can't walk. the adaptive sports program "achieve tahoe" is helping vets learn new ways to participate in winter sports. yesterday... despite a loss of limbs... paralyzation... or p-t-s- d... these vets gave it their all... and had impressive results. "you get to learn everything brand new over again on how do it and it is just a new way of looking at life. to me it has been not really a set back, but when i broke my back, after i found out all the things we can do, you know i look forward to the next thing i get to go out and try to do." achieve tahoe is a non- profit program based out of alpine meadows. it offers specialized lessons-- to anyone with a disability... not just vets. it's a way to give back to those who have served.

a new tax on medical devices in nevada. is designed to raise money for the state, but there's a feeling it's a hardship for the people who have to pay it. and meet this cute pug... this week's pet of the week with amanda

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people. you haven't hired anybody. // // cruz: "marco is exactly right, that a federal court found donald guilty of being part of a conspiracy -- // to hire people illegally and entered a $1 million judgment against him." // rubio: "if he builds the wall the way he built trump towers, he'll be using illegal immigrant labor to do it." trump: "so cute. such a cute sound bite." but then an energized rubio took over, throwing everything he had at trump. rubio: "i don't know anything about bankrupting four companies. i don't know anything about starting a university, a fake university. and it got personal. rubio: "if he hadn't inherited $200 million, you know where donald trump would be right now? selling watches in manhattan." later in the debate, rubio needled trump for more details on his health care plan. trump seeming to get stuck on repeat, just as rubio had done on the new hampshire debate stage. rubio: so that's the only part of the plan? just the lines. the interstate competition? trump: the nice part about -- you have many different plans.

have so many different plans. rubio: now he's repeating himself. trump: no, i'm not -- no, no, no, no. // trump: talking about repeating. i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago -- rubio: i saw you repeat yourself five times four seconds ago. // after the debate, trump dismissed his new nemesis. 00;01;35;53 jk: so how did it feel up there? they really went after you 00;01;36;45 trump: well i expected that, so did you. i mean they have no choice theyre losing by a lot and they had fun but it was nasty 00;02;00;09 jk: what do you think about how marco rubio came after you because that was new for him 00;02;02;19 trump: well i think he's a lightweight16x9 format: location/story: format: jonathan karl pkg advisories/restrictions: jonathan karl pkg advisories/restrictions: domestic broadcast use: upon conclusion of the debate, news use excerpts and must provide on screen credit throughout "courtesy of cnn." cnn affiliates are asked to contact cnn newsource for more information. domestic digital video use: similar to broadcast rules, upon

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call the boys town national hotline at 1-800-448-3000 (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) ...or visit us on the web at parenting dot org. "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday." welcome back to kolo- eight-news-now midday. i'm rebecca kitchen in for dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week.

glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, a new tax on medical devices has many patients, their care takers and medical device dealers.. angry and exasperated. nevada's department of taxation says devices like c-pap machines.. oxygen tanks.. even monitors on infants can now be taxed. the amount is equal to a sales tax. and there are estimates it could generate up to a million dollars for the state. " doug bennett/bennett medical services: i just know at point.zero zero 4 cents per dollar, this can't possibly have a negative effect on the revenue budget. " bennett says he and 35 other medical devices companies throughout the state are behind a petition to ban the medical devices tax. he says so far they have half of the signatures they need to end up on the november ballot. if you'd like to know more about the petition,

look for this story, there is an email address for you. ### apple is still resisting the f-b-i's request to unlock an i-phone used by one of the shooters in december's san bernardino shooting spree... and google is on apple's side. google plans to file a "friend of the court" brief on apple's behalf within the next week. apple's formal objection to the order attorney general to be supporting the federal government, authority to tell "third parties" to help the government in its evidence search in criminal cases. judges all over the country and on the supreme court have said that those parties must assist if it's reasonably within their power to do so. and that is what we have been asking and we owe it to the victims and to the public whose safety we must protect investigators who have not been able to crack into the phone's information on their own... are hoping information on syed farook's phone will

they also hope it will help them determine if any other people were involved the attack. as northern nevada attracts more new businesses.... one established business is drawing international attention. sometime in this past year.... an inspector from the forbes travel guide cammto the biggest little city.... and to the atlantis spa.... they don't know when... and they don't know who... they just know once the inspector left... they had earned a prestigious 4 star rating it's 100% service based... and there were 250 stringent standards the spa needed to meet to get the rating.... "it really starts as soon as you walk in the door, the service begins. so if you touch 20 staff members and one doesn't give that level of service we fail" of course this gives the spa bragging rights... they are they only one in northern nevada to have the rating.... but it also gives reno a boost when it comes to attracting people to the area.... the reno sparks convention and visitor's authority says the rating will

to look at reno as a place to hold business conventions. dozens of people on board an australian icebreaker that ran aground off antarctica are safe and well. the aurora australis broke from its moorings and got grounded on rocks during a blizzard wednesday. the australian ship was carrying 68 passengers and crew at the time. 37 expeditioners were rescued and taken to land. the remaining 31 crew members remained on board...to get the vessel floating again. they say no fuel leaked from the ship... but they still have to do a full assessment. the oscars are this sunday night on kolo 8 news now. abc's lara spencer has a look at some of what's happening backstage. this year an oscars like we've never seen before- and these two guys are behind it all?making changes that are revolutionary! 18:54:49;25 you two had never worked together before. voices: 18:54:56;11 that's correct.

18:54:57;24 you're brought together-- reginald hudlin: 18:54:58;15 yeah, shotgun marriage. lara spencer: 19:05:10;03 you guys are kind of a comedy duo. 19:05:13;07 yes, people are amused by us. reginald hudlin: 19:05:22;04 the nickname that has evolved over the last couple of months is "the two dads." this year's producing team knew right away what had to be done. reginald hudlin: 18:55:28;22 we agreed that chris rock should be the host, and we agreed to bring the orchestra back into the theater. 19:02:13;05 how is chris rock doin'? reginald hudlin: 19:02:56;00 he's got so much material, we have no idea what he's gonna do. david hill: 19:03:00;04 there's an embarrassment of riches, let's

19:09:04;28 this might be the most diverse telecast that we've ever seen-- david hill: 19:09:13;20 oh, absolutely. yes-- reginald hudlin: 19:09:14;15 we wanted a show that looked like america, that looked like the world. david hill: 19:09:24;02 right from the get go. reginald hudlin: 19:09:25;04 most of our booking was done before the nominees were announced. david hill: 19:09:30;14 before everything went kabump. 19:09:32;22 so the whole "oscars so white had no impact on what you were already planning. voices: 19:09:36;26 no. no. reginald hudlin: 19:09:37;21 no, we just-- we just wanted to get the biggest, best talent we could get. david hill: 19:09:51;09 we looked at social media, who do people really, really follow. reginald hudlin: 19:10:10;19 and, of course, the most talented people in our business an array of new faces is just the beginning - hudlind and hill also completely changing the format of the show! reginald hudlin: 18:59:30;15 we're gonna mix it up. you know, i want people to watch and be surprised. david hill: 18:58:29;20 we're-- we're making the show and the order of the show for people who love films. reginald hudlin: 18:59:50;15 you're going to be seeing things the way you've never seen them before. you ever wonder who else would make a winner's thank you list - if they had more time before that pesky music??? well now - those names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen! reginald hudlin: 19:01:46;25 there's gonna be a lot of experimentation. some of it may work, some of it doesn't work, but it's something new this year's oscar statue even getting a makeover - now completely hand- cast in bronze before it's 24 karat gold finish .. whether it's cutting edge performaces... david hill: 19:07:31;16 lady gaga does this performance that just rips the joint apart. everyone's

designed by derek mclane - using over two hundred thousand swavorski crystals making the stage glitter gold 13:19:24:52 derek mclane: my biggest inspiration this year was 1970s glam and of course the theme of this year's show which is that everyone dreams in gold i even got a sneak peek of danny elfman creating the musical score for the oscar's opening animated short! 12:49:01:51 it is kind of a fantasy factory of how oscars are made the 2016 oscars is about to get wild! lara spencer: 19:11:59;15 i've got a good feeling! i've got a good feeling! lara spencer had that report. well, in case you're hungry today, but you're thinking you really need to support a good cause... today is a tip-a-cop day at famous dave's at kietzke and mccarran in south reno. police officers from various agencies will be serving you until 2:30 this afternoon and again from 5 to 9 tonight. the money they collect from tips will go to special olympics of nevada. we don't get to see a lot of activity on pluto... based on where on the planet it is, we might want to look close to see if we can find santa claus. the next big superhero movie... expected to be a flop or a big hit? the industry

but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete weather now forecast.

hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a

interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, followed by a quick shot of light rain and higher elevation snow north of interstate 80 tonight. temperatures will remain above to well above average through the weekend. winds this afternoon fairly modest for northeast california and in the sierra front of far western nevada, generally in the 25-35 mph range with gusts 35-45 mph possible in isolated, wind-prone spots. the strongest winds are expected this evening as the trough axis nears so a lake wind will be hoisted for lake tahoe starting late today and going well into the overnight hours.

and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, followed by a quick shot of light rain and higher elevation snow north of interstate 80 tonight. temperatures will remain above to well above average through the weekend. winds this afternoon and evening still look fairly modest for northeast california and in the sierra front of far western nevada, generally in the 25-35 mph range with gusts 35-45 mph possible in isolated, wind-prone

north pole. the space agency's new horizons spacecraft took the photo. while the earth's north pole is known for its frozen temperatures-- pluto's north pole is covered in frozen canyons. you can see the canyons on the picture. they are the yellow parts in the image. the long canyons run vertically across the polar area... and the widest canyon is about 45 miles wide and runs close to the north pole. we all have seen it....coyotes roaming urban areas looking for food. if you're a pet owner, you don't want to miss this. learn how to live with coyotes and how to predator-proof your yard. wildlife expert rebecca dmytryk is one of california's leading experts on coyotes and living with them safely. she is holding a workshop sponsored by lone mountain veterinary in carson city this saturday at 1pm at the community center. her reno workshop is today at 3pm at the north valleys library.

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it seems every year, one cause or another has its own ribbon on the oscars red carpet. what is it this year? david daniel has that in the hollywood minute. diversity is not just a black-and-white issue. that's the message eva longoria is taking to the oscars red carpet. she's asking people attending sunday's academy awards to wear a brown ribbon, to call attention to the lack of latino representation in film. she's urging supporters to tweet the hashtags "brown ribbon campaign" and "hollywood brownout." "every time your hero saves a cat out of a tree you write a puff-piece editorial... about an alien, who could burn the whole place down." "most of the world doesn't share your opinion, mr. wayne." how big will "batman v superman" be? analysts and executives say the super-hero flick, opening march 25th, could debut with anywhere from 100- million to 140-million dollars. why such a wide range? because the last super-hero movie

projected to debut with around 70-million dollars, and wound up earning nearly twice that. chrissy teigen's phone faux pas! the model and t-v host's new cookbook features a photo of her dog pippa... whose collar includes teigen's phone number! teigen tweeted that she learned about it "after 100 or so calls." don't reach for your phone now, though: teigen added she's already changed her number, but she appreciates "all the kind voice mails." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. one of the rarest of all beatles records is being auctioned off next month. this record is described as the "holy grail." it was the band's first to be pressed... and actually helped them get a record contract. the song 'hello little girl' is on one side and 'till there was you' is on the other. the record was found in the home of les maguire-- an english pianist. omega auctions of warrington will auction off the record next month. it's expected to sell for

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police get a lot of weird calls. but even the california highway patrol may have been surprised... when they were sent out to find.... a missing unicorn. take a look at this. doth mine eyes decieve me? zounds! tis a unicorn! why a would terrible ye olde english-y accent be

why indeed? probably because i can't speak elvish. but make no mistake, tis a unicorn- and it led police in madera county, california on a quest wednesday. ok, the unicorn is actually a pony name juliette, dressed up as the mythical creature, for use in children's portrait photography. juliette got loose wednesday, and that's when police started getting bizarre calls. "the calls were coming in as a unicorn running around out there on the roadway." a search party was dispatched...no, not them. and after a three hour found safe and sound.... bringing this bizarre incident to a fairy-tale ending. huzzah!!! .....sorry. here is a journey's end.... that was not perfect, but actually pretty incredible! a cargo jet had to make guam with only it's rear you can see the plane gear, and touching down with its nose on only three people were on board at the time,

i'm jeremy roth. lindsey matherly is back with another look at our forecast. temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average

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