new video shows this jaguar roaming through the santa rita mountains just outside tucson, arizona. he )s been photographed repeatedly over the past few years and the people of tucson call him el jefe hef-ey -- which means "the boss" in spanish.jaguars are the third largest cats on earth -- and haven )t been seen in north america in a long time. we )ve all heard the outrage is taking it to federal court. chris howe is asking for his one dollar-and- 27 cents back -- and is seeking damages for u-s customers he says were misled. mcdonald )s says the cheese sticks are made with 100 percent real mozzarella. but howe says the cheese is fake and contains additives. mcdonald )s has vowed to fight the allegations. he was already considered a hero for his service to the country -- but now an iraq war veteran is getting praise for fighting off an armed robber. the military vet was working at a florida gas station when authorities say the robber came in and demanded money. on the video-- you see the vet go to the register with the man pointing the gun at his back. when the robber moves next to

he will check out tuesday riding a russian capsule back to the planet and then hustled home to tucson. >> scott conducted an experiment with his identical twin brother, a retired astronaut. nasa can study through them how long duration space flights impact the body. >> you can't blame the weather on that one, though. >> no, you can't and if they do it over the next couple of days i can't see weather being an issue for that. but what a popular spot to be? the beaches today. temperatures in the mid 70's even out at the beaches and that is the way it's going to be the next couple of days and so if you have off, certainly enjoy it. slightly below average which now marks several -- 15 days, actually -- of days below average in the month. something we didn't see a whole lot of toward the end of 2015 because we have seen a whole lot of it over the past couple of months. the cool spot, 45 in crystal river. tonight's lows not droppin' off too much. no patchy frost to worry about up there. upper #'s along 50's along the coasts and so overall a pretty mild night. 58 up in buffalo at this hour an

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that will bring the return of breezy winds sunday and chances for rain next a disturbing sight in a tucson neighborhood today. the western u.s. breezy winds will taper down later tonight and remain calmer through the start to next weekend. high temperatures will top out in the low to mid 70s for the rest of the workweek and the weekend. sunny to mainly sunny skies are expected through saturday with more cloud cover pushing in sunday, ahead of a storm system that will bring the return of breezy winds sunday and chances a disturbing sight in a tucson neighborhood today. terrorist graffiti scrawled on walls and cars.. this sentence.. "isis is here." was one of many phrases...neighbors say are written every where. some phrases even go after our nation's political leaders.... saying to kill clinton, trump and obama. now, people say they're living on fear. "its beyond horrible. you cant joke about people dying. there's no time that can pass jokes." the tuscon sheriff's department is investigating. breaking right now-- the wife of a senior isis leader has just been charged in the death of kayla m

cameras caught this guy roaming the santa rita mountains just outside tucson, arizona. among the large cats roaming the earth, the jaguar is the only one native to north and south america. this one has been been photographed repeatedly over the past few years and the people of tucson call him el jefe (hef-ey)... which means "the boss" in spanish. coming up.. a new storm pounding the southeast. plus.. deo. officers describe what happened the night they killed a texas man. and the love locket's broken heart is fixed. but it's a little naked. when you can add your own love locket. shooting scene at westcliff and rainbow newly released video shows an out-of-control, shirtless man. shirtless man. the video shows the man damaging cars and assaulting people, including an elderly couple who had their heads bashed into the pavement outside their home. another camera view shows him attacking a citizen while running through and around pursuing officers. police used a taser on him twice, but it didn't stop him. when he charged and hit an officer, police opened fire and brown droppe

[ theme music plays ] >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert from nuclear attack. >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities. when used for war, nuclear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom set in motion a global arms race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible destruction and the surrender of japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in it's now a fascinating museum. >> this site was built because it was in the 1960s during the cold war, where we were sort of at war with the former soviet union. >> so when the soviets aimed their nuclear missiles at the united states, we aimed missiles back at them -- missiles called icbms. icbm stands for "intercontinental ballistic missile." that means it could fly from our continent to another con

just outside tucson arizona. it's a secret glimpse of the jaguar. this is the first-ever publicly released video of the jaguar, recently named 'el jefe' by tucson students. the camera project is part of ongoing efforts to monitor mountain ranges in southeastern arizona for endangered jaguars. jeff is back with your ..... forecast. tonight: scattered snow showers, mainly before 11 pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 26. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. chance of precipitation accumulation expected. thursday: partly sunny, with a high near 44. west wind around 5 mph becoming north in the morning. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 24. east wind around 5 mph becoming southeast in the evening. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 46. south wind around 5 mph. friday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 52. saturday night: partly cloudy, sunday: sunny, with a highnow at 5:00." tonight on kolo 8 news now... donald trump and ted cruz are trading blows in new hampshire... and the republican presiden

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[ cheering ] [ theme music plays ] >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert from nuclear attack. >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities. when used for war, nuclear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom set in motion a global arms race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in the arizona desert. it's now a fascinating museum. >> this site was built because it was in the 1960s during the cold war, where we were sort of at war with the former soviet union. >> so when the soviets aimed their nuclear missiles at the united states, we aimed missiles back at them -- missiles called icbms. icbm stands for "intercontinental ballistic missile." that means it could fly from our continent to another continent

this one has been roaming the santa rita mountains outside of tucson, arizona, among the large cats, the jaguar is the only one native to north and south america. this one has been photographed repeatedly over the past few years. and the people of tucson call him the boss in spanish. >>> still to come, live at 5:00, we head back out west to super bowl 50, pete joining us next from america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa 7 news is back "live at 5" now with more super bowl 50 coverage >>> 7 news back live at five with more super bowl 50 coverage. >> so don't be disappoint fd you can't go to the game, we'll bring you all of the sights and sounds from california. earlier today, hanging out wi

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he was seen in mountains, outside of tucson. the organization, conservation catalyst and center for biological diversity caught him on motion sensitive cameras. they've been monitoring the mountain range for the past three years. they say jaguars disappeared from the southwest over the past 150 years. newspaper tease: tampa bay times and we're taking a live look right now at the florida state fair where food preparations are underway! some of the bizarre foods this year include: the funnel cake pizza, the peanut butter, jelly and bacon deep fried birthday cake pop. if you need help getting around the fair, don't worry, we've got your covered. just download out 10 news app and there we've posted a map and other fun after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it' s something you earn. brookside. later today, we'll hear from governor zika virus. he will be in tampa talking about how the state has prepared. on wednesday, go

the 12-hundred acre fire south of tucson is about 25 percent contained the air force says it started accidentally when an airman was trying to signal an aircraft overhead. the blaze is not threatening any buidlings. new developments tonight.... concering the growing zika virus outbreak. indiana reporting... it's first confimred case. with more than... -60- confirmed cases in the u-s.... the white house is asking.... for $- 1- point -8- billion to fight the virus... and... the cdc is raising its alert level.... to its highest. for those looking to fight bites from mosquitos.... which spread the virus... consumer reports is re- releasing ratings for the best repellants.. highlighting their results... for the mosquito known.... to carry zika. abc's.... lauren lyster is sharing that list. [script] today, washington debating nearly $2 billion in mosquito-born zika virus... while the cdc raises its zika response to level 1 - the highest level of alert-- assigning staff to work on it 24/7 besser sot - "the cdc has only gone to level 1 alert 3 other times, hurricane katrina, for ebola and fo

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animal has been spotted video caught this wild jaguar roaming the santa rita mountains just outside tucson. this one has been photographed repeatedly over the past few years and the people of tuscon call him el jefe, which means the boss in spanish. some shoppers in california were surprised when a c line decided to do some shopping -- a sea of his own. it took some coaxing to get the we don' t need to coax you with a little can of salmon, do we? you are doing the polar plunge. kevin: no. looking pretty good for the adult plunge on sunday. a little light snow tomorrow from new hampshire and concord to the close -- to the coast. jamie: we' ll be back one hour from now for live coverage of governor maggie hassan' s state our political team is in concord you can watch it all right here or streaming on our website and we'

. >> chris just took the top job in tucson. he's widely crediting with reducing violence and building trust between police and community members money. >> do you think all police departments should move in the direction of getting body cameras? >> i do. i think that not only shuld they do it but i think the public's going to expect that they do it. >> he oversaw the implementation of richmond's body policy and training for its 188 officers last year. >> just so you know, we have body camera being recorded. >> officers go through drills like this every three months. drills that include now turning on your camera at the beginning of any call for service. data shows in the first two months officers were equipped with cameras, the department used 28 use of force incidents, meaning anything from an officers displaying a taser to using a weapon. but none of them were recorded. the numbers improved to 48% in and most recently 92% of use of force incidents were on camera. there are times that a camera can be turned off. >> there have t

>> i watched her growing up in tucson, then we were colleagues. when this happened, i tried to reach out to her. it was just so hard. but i think the message that she received was that, you know, you're not defined by one thing, your friends will always lot of you. and i'm very, very proud of her of. >> it's great that she's doing second chance and a new opportunity. now chapter 8 and 9 are going well. >> and not to judge someone on their worst day. >> may we all not be judged that way. >>> coming up next, a new take on the classic tale of "snow white." "the >>> we're back at 8:42. we have a sneak peek at a highly anticipated film with a lot of star power. >> "the huntsman" tells the story that comes before the tale of snow white. katie got a chance to talk to the cast, the fairest of them all. >> it's a fairy tale you're hoping for, prepare yourself for so much more. >> reporter: yes, "the huntsman, winter's war" has everything, and chris hemsworth. >> you will become my huntsman. >> reporter: the time before snow white. two evil sisters threaten

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[ cheering ]ays ] a hole in the tucson desert helped to keep our country safe >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities.lear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom arms race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii.d on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible destruction and the surrender of japan. nuclear weapons have never beenpt as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians.as here in the arizona desert. it's now a fascinating museum. cold war, where we were sort of at war with the former soviet union. >> so when the soviets aimed their nuclear missiles at thed missiles back at them -- missiles called icbms. icbm stands for "intercontinental ballistic missile."uld fly from our continent to another continent, carrying a nuclear warhead. he titan ii. it was a giant rocket kept armed and ready to launch in an underground chamber called a silo.re 54 silos spread across uninhabited areas of the u.s. they're no lo

the people of tucson call him el hefe, which means the boss in spanish. customers in a california store were surprised to discover a sea lion shopping among them. josh: you don't see that often. the store owner says the sea lion must have gotten in by climbing a 1 45-step staircase that leads to the shore. some customers ran off as the sea lion made his way through the store, but others shot some video. and they did manage to get him back to the sea. toddlers tend to take baths with a rubber ducky. not this one. the little boy takes a real bath with the real deal, lives in texas, 19-month-old tyler, crime, nice hairdo, the boy's parents say they had no idea that their son would become so close with this duck when they brought it home last year. the video showing the strong bond between the two of them has been going viral ever since it was posted on facebook. >> i never in a million years thought 15,000 people would like me and my on and a duck, who knew. jennifer: apparently they're always playing together, they watch tv together, they eat together too.

the two have worked together for the past three years in tucson, arizona. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and to sound off on any 'now trending' story.. join us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv. use #nowtrending. anchors adlib and toss to bryan quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. in the short term, high temps will remain around 80 through friday with cloud cover in and out throughout those days. by friday we'll get an extra push of clouds as a weak system pushes through the area. on saturday, breezy winds will move in ahead of a storm system that will bring windy conditions, chances bring windy conditions, chances for rain and cooler air to the area. and upper 70s. by sunday we'll be in the windy category, high will drop a few rain will come into the forecast sunday evening. chances for rain will continue into monday, along with windy conditions and high temps will drop to the upper 60s. and a heads from th

a disturbing sight in a tucson neighborhood- terrorist graffiti.. scrawled on walls and cars. "isis is here" was one of many phrases that neighbors say were written everywhere. some even threaten political leaders.. saying to kill clinton.. trump and obama. tonight.. many people say they're living in fear. "its beyond horrible. you cant joke about people dying. that can make jokes like this jokes." the tuscon sheriff's department is now investigating. img2211 00:27-03:08 (nats of protesters chanting) a raucous crowd outside today's p-u- c meeting..... as regulators heard arguments on whether existing rooftop solar customers should be grandfathered.... into the lower rates. 13 action news reporter.... marissa kynaston was there.... and shows us... how solar employees tried to make a statement. nat letters thousands of commitment cards were piled into wheelbarrows this morning-- all of them-- signed by people pledging their support for rooftop solar energy in nevada. and all of them-- passed out by solar employees. nat 2 months ago i was running one of the largest solar companie

this incredible video was captured in arizona about 25 miles outside tucson. jaguar is known as thought to be about 7 years old the boss. >> beautiful. >> isn't it. >> amazing. >> get the images of it. >> yeah. >> go pro? >> i don't know. >> impressive. >> hey so our weather is impressive. snow tomorrow during the morning commute and steadiest wraps up in the afternoon >> a lot of bundle up people out there tomorrow. >> a fun commute tomorrow morning in a way. >> join us for the next fuse

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this one was spotted roaming the santa rita mountains outside tucson. the jaguar is native to north and south america, but hasn' t officially been spotted here, although a handful of photos have surfaced over the last few years. pretty incredible. i would not want to see that in cindy: that is not normal. also, 50 degrees in february is not normal. winter making a huge come back tonight. rain changes to snow after midnight. look at the totals south of boston. this will have a big impact. it should get out of here shortly afternoon tomorrow.