red carpet ready. hollywood gears up for its biggest night. this year, the glitz a a glamour will be served with controversy. we ll give you all the plot lines today, friday, february 26th, 2016. annncer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to the today show on this friday morning. what a debate last night. they don t need moderators anymore, they need play by play announcers. this got heated. we ll have more on the debate in a second, but our top story is the shooting rampage in kansas. we know the identity of the alleged shooter who opened fire on co-workers before he was shot and killed by police. nbc s blake mccoy is at the good morning to you. good morning, matt. four people dead here, including the gunman. many of them apparently his co-workers. one police officer is being hailed a hero cop this morning. all of this comes as another community struggles
did you try unplugging it and plugging it back in? for four minutes technicians scrambled as analysts stretched. all right. i hear our music. does that mean we re going back to kansas city? the broadcast resumed with fox sports international coverage forced to take over. and the u.s. broadcasters of this event are having a oadcast issue. for another nine minutus everything seemed to be fine until it happened again. once again, we re having some technical difficulties in kansas ci. once we regain power to our truck, we will be going back there. are we heading back there now? it s not the first time things have gone wrong with all eyes on the big game. half the power is out. remember when the lights wt out during super bowl xlvii or 4% when an earthquake hit during game three of the 1989 world series in san francisco. as for this technical difficulty, fox released a statement overnight saying in part that a rare electronics failure cause the both the primary and
The same ownership group that constructed the Hilton Home2 Suites hotel in the Finney Crossing neighborhood in 2020 is proposing a new four-story hotel just a stone’s throw to the east. Once constructed, the two hotels would be about a football field’s length apart.