let's show you what we are talking about.. right now-- reno police are looking for two men in this car, who they say used it to flee from a home invasion earlier tonight in southwest reno. police responded to the 1400 block of foster drive --just before 5 p- m--to find an elderly man injured inside a home near reno high school. amanda ketchledge is live at that location. amanda, what are the latest details? the roads are back open for residents and traffic.... after police called off a potential stand off earlier. after discovering the suspects weren't inside the home, police have expanded their search in the area for two men, who they say are armed and dangerous. officer tim broadway, rpd: "reno police, swat, washoe county, k9 and raven and the surrounding area and they were unfortunately unable to locate the two suspects in this case."

elderly man injured by the suspects inside a home on this block of foster drive. the victim was treated for non- life threatening injuries at a local hospital. but now police are still on the lookout for two men. officer tim broadway, rpd: "we do believe that they are possibly armed." the suspects are described as possibly being two light-skinned black or hispanic men. one is approximately 6 feet tall with a thin build...the other is described at 5 '8 with a heavy build and a tattoo on one of his arms. and police believe they have been possibly connected to other burglaries in the area. officer tim broadway, rpd: "we have had residential burglaries in this area as well as the entire truckee meadows area. we do have that suspect vehicle that may be related to other residential burglaries in south reno." this older, white 2-door passenger car with a black stripe molding down the driver's side, a sunroof, and a spoiler on the rear trunk is being sought after by police to see if it's related to this case. officer tim broadway, rpd: "in the hopes to identify the owners of this vehicle, to eliminate

to close some of the cases that we have that are related to that vehicle." this is an active case so police say if you have any information, you're asked to call law enforcement so police can get these suspects into custody. amanda ketchledge, channel 2 news. thanks amanda. also in crime beat tonight.. multiple vehicle burglaries in sun valley late last night have led to two arrests by the washoe county sheriff's office. deputies arrested 18- year-old ryan cortaland brogan and a female minor.. who they say burglarized at least four cars yesterday. residents reported suspicious activity in the area of tornado drive and thorn berry court in sun valley-- a move deputies say helped lead to the arrests. deputy jeff mccaskill, washoe county sheriff's office: "in this instance, we had some great advantages to help us put two people behind bars. and that was alert citizens in the community. even in the middle of the night, they saw something suspicious,

if you were a victim of a recent vehicle burglary or you know anything about this case, call the washoe county sheriff's office at 3-2-8-33-50. "now here's mike alger's first look at the pinpoint 2 forecast" temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower north of i-80 friday night. the front will kick up some relatively strong winds friday, and will drop our temperatures from the upper 60s thursday and friday to the low 60s on saturday. another weak system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another slight chance of showers. temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the

systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower north of i-80 friday night. the front will kick up some relatively strong winds friday, and will drop our temperatures from the upper 60s thursday and friday to the low 60s on saturday. another weak system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another slight chance of showers. president obama is moving forward with appointing a supreme court justice... and nevada governor brian sandoval may be on the short list. cbs news has confirmed - from a source close to this process - that the white house is vetting governor sandoval... as a possible pick to replace justice antonin scalia. sandoval would be an unusual pick for a democratic president... and that could shake the stalemate in

the white house and the governor's office both declined to confirm the story today... sandoval's office released this statement... saying quote: "neither governor sandoval nor his staff has been contacted by or talked to the obama administration regarding any potential vetting for the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court." however-- we do know that the governor met with senator harry reid in washington on monday. senator reid says... although he would prefer a more progressive nominee, he would support a sandoval nomination. reid: "he's a good person. he has a great record, and he's been a tremendously good governor in spite of having to deal with some very big problems there." president obama has said he's looking for a nominee with "impeccable legal credentials." and he hopes senate leadership will reconsider its position on blocking a hearing. you may recall that governor sandoval served as a judge for the u-s district court before he was elected governor. in campaign 2016.. the dust is settling after donald trump's

but disorganization with both the nevada democratic and republican caucuses has some voters wanting to go back to a primary system instead. but just what's the difference? well, a primary is run and paid for by the state. it's where you just go in and cast your own vote.. and it's what we did up until 2008. but nevada's primary election is in june-- which gave us no say in selecting the presidential nominee. so senator harry reid lobbied the national democratic party on our behalf.. and republicans followed suit. herzik:"reid got nevada on the list of early states in the nominating process. with him gone.. there's nobody in the state with that kind of clout to keep us there if the parties decide to move away from it." going back to a presidential-only primary in february-- in addition to our regular primary in june-- would take a referendum - and support of the legislature.

candidate visits we've seen this cycle.. and push us back to june to vote. as the republican candidates look ahead to super tuesday, the democrats are still focused on south carolina . hillary clinton attended a luncheon at south carolina's oldest black sorority alpha kappa alpha this afternoon. meanwhile senator bernie sanders spoke in columbia-- and criticized clinton for supporting the welfare reform bill her husband signed in 1996. sen. bernie sanders/ presidential candidate:"i spoke out against so-called welfare reform because i thought it was scapegoating people who were helpless, people who were very, very vulnerable. secretary clinton at that time had a very different position on welfare reform, strongly supported it." sanders says his campaign has closed the gap with clinton in the palmetto state and they are not writing it off. and today hillary clinton picked

coming up - 85 disabled veterans are at lake tahoe right now.. doing things they never thought they could do. we'll show you what-- and who's helping make it

welcome back. lake tahoe is known for its world class ski resorts and outdoor activities. thanks to several local organizations, a group of disabled veterans is getting a well- deserved week of enjoying all that tahoe has to offer. paul nelson was with them, as they snowmobiled around brockway summit -- and shows us why some of them keep coming back. not enough time 1:20-1:30 1:40-1:48 trt:2:08 engine revs snowmobiling is just one of many outdoor winter sports in the sierra -- but for these veterans, this is more than just a 15-mile tour. bruce "it's reliving an experience that reminds us how grateful we are to be able to participate."

disabilities. some are confined to wheelchairs -- while others need canes to get around. but none of that matters when they're out here. daniel "you get to go out and do things that you didn't think you would be able to do again. it's nice to be able to go out and part of this group. they get to ride the snowmobiles through the tahoe wilderness and enjoy some of the best views in the area." santosha "it looks like a postcard." santosha "it's beautiful. yeah, absolutely. we have to take more pictures." santosha litzenberg is here with her husband, daniel. the marine corps veteran needs a wheelchair because of multiple sclerosis. and being around others with similar disabilities has its advantages. daniel "you can talk about, like how are they dealing with their problems. what are the different tips that they've learned that have helped them to be able to go through life." that's why several tahoe businesses and organizations put this tour together every year. achieve tahoe is a group that encourages anyone with disabilities to get outside and be active. michael "for those with disabilities, there's a lot of extra challenge that keeps them from

want to be able to bridge that gap for them so they can have a full life." veterans come here from all over the country -- and tour guides say experiences like these help them live fuller lives. justin "it's very emotional. it brings out a lot of everybody. it's fun to watch them smile and enjoy themselves and remember why they're here." bruce gibbings is an army veteran -- injured in a motorcycle crash. he's done this tour before -- and says part of the fun is seeing the first-timers. bruce "i love to see the look on their faces when the awareness comes that if i can do this, i can do anything." covering the story, paul nelson, channel 2 news. mike will have a look at your forecast after the break.... but first - will kennedy cousin michael skakel face a new trial in the murder of martha moxley? the latest on this ongoing

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looking around the nation.. today ammon bundy and 15 other defendants pleaded not guilty to a federal conspiracy charge - related to the armed takeover of that oregon wildlife refuge. an april 29th trial date was set-- but assistant u.s. attorney ethan knight says a superseding indictment with additional charges is likely. defense lawyers and their investigators plan to visit the refuge tomorrow. it will be their first look at the scene of the 41-day standoff. and there's a new chapter today in the ongoing legal saga of kennedy cousin michael skakel. prosecutors in connecticut are trying to get his murder conviction for the 1975 death of his teenage neighbor reinstated. skakel was convicted in 2002 of the decades-old murder of martha moxley. he had served more than 10 years in prison when a lower court threw out his conviction--

inadequate defense from his lawyer mickey sherman. if prosecutors lose their bid, skakel will get a new trial. he's currently out on a 1 point 2 million dollar bail. "channel 2 news continues with chief meteorologist mike alger's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower north of i-80 friday night. the front will kick up some relatively strong winds friday, and will drop our

thursday and friday to the low 60s on saturday. another weak system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another slight chance of showers. temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower north of i-80 friday night. the front will kick up some relatively strong winds friday, and will drop our temperatures from the upper 60s thursday and friday to the low 60s on saturday. another weak system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another

thanks mike. after the break - a jury has temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower north of i-80 friday night. the front will kick up some relatively strong winds friday, and will drop our temperatures from the upper 60s thursday and friday to the low

system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another slight chance of showers. temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of days as the west coast ridge of high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of showers. thanks mike. after the break - a jury has ordered the world's biggest maker of health care products to pay big. details on a cancer case against johnson & johnson-- and others that could follow...

in health watch tonight.. a jury in st louis just awarded 72 million dollars to the family of a woman who claimed talcum powder caused her cancer. the verdict came against health products giant johnson & johnson and is the first of many of those cases. jacqueline fox used talcum powder products for feminine hygiene for decades before dying of ovarian cancer in 2013. the american cancer society says results of studies on a possible link between talcum powder or talc and ovarian cancer have been mixed: some reported a slightly increased risk, others, no increase at all. dr. daniel cramer of brigham and women's hospital in boston was an expert for the plaintiff. dr. cramer: i've done different case control studies of ovarian cancer. all of them have included information on talc, and all of them have found an

associated with talc use." during trial, fox's lawyers presented a document from 1997 in which one of johnson and johnson's own consultants noted that studies "did show a statistically significant association between hygienic talc use and ovarian cancer". johnson and johnson declined to do an interview but in a statement, said the verdict quote "goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc as a cosmetic ingredient in multiple products." the company is expected to appeal. the wolf pack men's basketball team was looking knock-off utah

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"now, here's sports director garrett dearborn, with channel 2 sports" the wolf pack men's basketball team was looking to pull of the rare regular season sweep of

events center....it wasn't smooth sailing, in fact, the pack's top scorer went down. -coach musselman's team was down 35-28 at the break but started to get things going in the second. -down nine, on the break, dj fenner the alley, cam oliver cant quite get the oop...but it finishes...the pack was down 7. -then down 37-34, marqueze coleman knots things up with the 3, but came down awkward and rolled his ankle....coleman was down a while and carried off by teamates, coach musselman says its a really bad sprain...and it's too early to tell how long he'll be out. -tough guy award goes to tyron criswell, says he's been battling a stomach bug and a cold...and felt horrible tonight, but gets the basket and the foul here...tc had a game high 23-points and career high

-tied at 46's off the miss check out oliver with the board and putback slam...cam had 15-points and 9rebounds pack up 2. -fenner went 0-5 shooting in the first but made up for it down the stretch, he scored 10- straight points in the final 4 minutes 12-seconds....he had 14....that basket put the pack up 69-66. -then the pack gets defensive a minute later up 69-68,about 30- seconds left, oliver the swat...he had 3-blocks on the night... -then the sealer, with under 10- seconds left up 3, lindsey drew with the steal...nevada wins 73-68........but as for coleman's injury. yeah i mean he says it's the worst he's ever sprained an ankle and uhm he'll get round the clock treatment and see if

playing there'd be no way. but you know what? no one cares. guys are injured and somebody's got to step up. the pack is now 17-10 on the season and hosts colorado state sunday at 2. -the ladies were looking to build on that upset on unlv with a second straight win at utah state. -second quarter the pack fighting back down 13 it's former reed star nyasha lesure with the steal and break, she passes to halie bergman who's got the bucket....she had 11-points -later same connection, lesure to berman outside...she hits the 3ball. nevada falls 70-55....they're at colorado state sunday. the warriors were looking for win number 51 in miami tonight, early action.... stephen curry 3 pointer and hits a 3 in 127th straight game, tying nba record with kyle korver...he had a game high 42-points...klay thompson with 33 and the warriors are 51-5 118-112.

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welcome back. as you probably know.. february is black history month. that's right, and today.. the reno city council issued a proclamation acknowledging it. "now therefore i naomi duerr, on behalf of our mayor hillary l. schieve, do hereby proclaim february 2016 as black history month." representatives of the n double a-c-p attended the ceremony at reno city hall today.. and said the proclamation represents their work to provide equal access to all. the city of sparks proclaimed february "black history month" on monday. temperatures will run well above average for the next couple of

high pressure resists the attempts of offshore weather systems to break it down. variable amounts of high cloudiness will still come through the region thursday and friday ahead of a weak cold front that will give us a slight chance of an isolated shower friday to the low 60s on saturday. another weak system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another slight chance of showers. thanks mike. that's it for us tonight at 11. your next newscast starts tomorrow at 4:30 a-m. until then you can stay up to date on ktvn dot com or by downloading our mobile apps. system moves through late sunday into monday bringing another

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