>> while it may be mostly dry, it will pick up in the next hour or so. if you want to go out and about, i would leave about right now. and elmore, it would be more wet, with more ponding of water. the rain begins to push on in. we've been sitting here pretty much all day long the temperature hasn't moved much, especially with the spotty showers. it's coming to an end. there's an end in sight with some of the rainfall. the temperatures slowlyfall. it will bring in cooler air tonight. that's why they are falling about a degree per hour. it becomes a little more spotty around 9:00 tonight. most of it is moving on out. we will be mostly dry as we wake up tomorrow morning. finally we will get to dry out the roadways. it's going to be cooler. we're going to be in the middle 40s by early tomorrow morning.

weather on the way. we're talking about the dry day we have tomorrow. the showers move in on saturday. we will go in the exact hour-by-hour by saturday. if you have outdoors plans, it's coming up in about 15 minutes. >> look forward to that. we will have primaries in state. presidential candidates. >> both donald trump, are planning events in the region and here in the tri-state. megan mangelan is talking about the organizers. >> the events are very different when you talk about the candidates. john kasich, he's coming to town. party. he's happening for 17 years. this is one of the pancake breakfast put on by the hamilton club. and kasich will speak to the republican leaders.

about 1 thousand people at the sheraton convention center. and compared that to this. duke energy center. and organizers say, if 10 thousand people could show up, this is video of one of his events, where a magazine photographer got into a fight with a secret service agent, same rally, a protester was let out of the building by police. we talked to officials. they expect it to happen in cincinnati as well. >> he have them exercise protest or participate in something, orderly, not in the sidewalks, not interfering with anything >> lieutenant, uniformed officers and under core officers in and around trump rally. they still don't have official release as to what time the whole thing is happening on sunday. i tried. i actually went to trump

knocked on the door of the trump office. folks inside said, we don't have details yet either. on the website, if you go to donald j. trump, the website doesn't show cincinnati yet. this is happening at noon. we have confirmation what's happening, but we don't know when when. >> yeah, they have to figure it out. put it out for many of us. >> there's method to the madness. appreciate it. >> 74-year-old robbery victim, he believes the two men who took his money and guns, at least they acted like it. it happened in the daylight and the parking lot. and debra dixon, one big mistake robbers made was going straight from the crime scene to a store with cameras. >> the 74-year-old man who worked his whole life was robbed in the apartment complex of the road. he was walking out to put his

two men approached him and said they had guns. it was two of them. he walked over, took his hands in his possibility. >>nd an i don't believe this was their first time. i don't think it will be the last time. >> and they identified two menace the robbers. this is security video from a nearby store. as 6 on local 12, find out why they think it's a set-up and what he was thinking about doing but didn't. debra dixon, local 12 news. >> and police continued to investigate a deadly shooting over the rind. they found james mixon found on vine street on green. the person who pulled the trigger, said mixon tried to rob him. they learned charges are not expected to to be filed against the person.

call crimestoppers. you could of course get cash for your clues. you never have to give your name. two campbell county man face charges for possessing child porn. they executed search warrantses of two homes in newport. 31-year-old michael, and 30-year-old troy knox was arrested after police say their computers mr. found, images depicting images of children. they are locked up at the campbell detention center. learning lessons and moving forward after a school shooting. >> first at 4:00, local parents

p change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment.

to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> a 13-year-old boy face as charge of inducing panic after making a threat to taylor middle school. many parents are upset how they found out. spokesperson says additional threat came in around 5:30 last night. it took another four hours for a final confirmation. then a posting on facebook. the district did a push notification for families who downloaded an app. many families are not happy there wasn't a call to every parent's phone.

to do that. they read in part, school officials were made aware a taylor middle school student made a threat that induced panic. we turned it to the police department. we want to rein sure you, anytime the student or staff is in danger. as always, we take the highest point possible. and district is wshging with parents and is wshging with butler sheriff office. the accused shooter hancock is still locked up. tonight's meeting is still at 6:00 p.m. in the madison senior auditorium. >> when it comes to the best health, we want the best care. >> mary maloney wants to consider, when choosing the right docks.

physical or speaking a specialist, searching through a list of doctors could be daunting. consider these tips when narrowing your selection. ask for referrals. the best place to start is family, friends and co-workers. most people sees a doctor. and you could ask another health care professional. think about logistics. and if distance is an issue, consider finding a doctor that uses an on-line portal that communicates with the patients much visit a doctor. nothing beats a face to face meeting. your physician is someone you trust and feel 100 percent comfortable with. for today's health minute, mary maloney. five people die in a backyard ambush. >> first at 4:00, super soaker storms brings flooding concerns to several states. >> some of us are getting a

. >> four of the victims were found in the back porch.

two men are in critical condition and woman is stable. at last check, two suspects are opt run. it's not clear what led to the violence. >> one in 500 year flood, causing big problems in the south. >> and more heavy rains are expected. scott mcclain has the story. they went to sleep dry and woke up to floodwaters, house doubled as a boat house. flooding across the southeast, deadly, killing at least four and including a driver that ignored a barricade and swept out the road. >> and could tell you more roads are open. >>nd an eight inches of rain has fallen in places. 14 in the hardest hit areas. sandbags are frantically being piled as the slow moving storm system is to the south. >> call the training.

moving in the exact same direction, one after the other, right after each other. that's what we're seeing in the past 48 hours. >> state of emergency has been declared across the wide swath of northern louisiana, with flash flood warnings across the area. crews are working to work with stranded, on tops and even trees. and biggest risk rain could top a levee. 3500 homes were evacuated in case it does. >> we have record flooding. >> the state expects flooding to spread east. soggy and potentially dangerous weekend ahead. >> nasty. >> are we getting, is that what we're getting. >> part of it. not nearly as much moisture.

over rain, in a couple of days. you could see the flood watches and warnings, all the way through new orleans, through mississippi river and southeast kentucky. that's where we stop, near peduca. dryer air compared to what they had in louisiana. they have storm system after storm system, moving in the same areas. more moisture, in the western gulf of mexico. you could see the radar and thunderstorms raining midday. thankfully, dried out northwestern louisiana. more rain is on the way, as you heard recently. you could see the rainfall moving up here. you don't see the reds and yellows, to the south and west. it hasn't been nearly as heavy. it's been nearly some light rain, drizzle at times. this is the rainfall totals last fall.

since the rain. and crittendon, and totals will pick up, especially in the corridor, south and east of downtown. precision doppler hd. you could he sao the area of bright yellow, and this is moderate to at times heavy rain. this is going to move southeast of downtown. it will cross the ohio river, to claremont, brown and adams county, hillsborough and highland county and clinton county will get in the next several hours. and as we're getting a break, you could see that on precision doppler hd, there's the break. more rain is pushing to downtown cincinnati as we speak. there's more to go to the south and west. and you could see all the clouds that we had today. we didn't get the peak of the sunshine today. 62 in cincinnati.

that's the high temperature. and with the exception down towards mazeville, west union, still sitting at 65. we hit around 70 earlier. and that's where they are dry most of the day. showers moving in, this afternoon in the past few hours or so. the rain will continue. notice it, we have a bit spotty, at 9:00. that's the downward trend, in temperatures as well, 52 by midnight. most of the rain, begins to wrap up around midnight 1:00 a.m. we get a -- we have to have clouds around as we head to work and school this morning. temperatures will be in the 40s as we have the cooler air to the north and west. jackson has been in the middle 70s. there's a front. and you could see the temperature gradient.

air and cold air, pretty close together. and it will continue for at least the evening. here's the computer model, at that times it out very well. as we get to 7:00, it starts to break up. certainly by 10:00, 11:00, we have a couple of showers around. after midnight, we start to break out the rain. white as clouds and we hang those around early tomorrow morning. watch what happens, around 10:00, a lot of it moves to the south. tomorrow, it will turn out to be a really nice day. a much needed break. it will turn nasty, as we get to the weekend. if you have any outdoor plans, you will get it done, tomorrow is a good day. we have the clouds around, but look at the lines. computer models, line of broken showers, as early as saturday morning. saturday, it's not going to be a washout. there's going to be plenty of dry periods in between. i put away the umbrella. couldn't hear rumble to the thunder, late in the day as

it's going to be very warm, average high this time of year # a. way above average. and 67 on sunday. you could see in the planning forest ca, the 70s stick around as well as some of the rainfall. one of the questions i'm getting, you look at the questions like that, when it is over, we're done with the cold weather. not exactly. i'll explain why in the next half hour. >> can't wait for that. >> i have flowers this high. can't be. >> all right. >> we'll check back. >> the man who gained national attention as the hot felon is back in the news. >> also, ahead, first at 4:00. >> really afraid, because you know, security and issues that going on right now.

two girls fightinng >> we're learning new details about the veteran, taylor force, who is stabbed to death outside of tel aviv. force was an army veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan. he was a graduate student studying business. and at the same time, vice president joe biden was meeting with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and called

>> my condolences to tell his family, and all the victims of the attacks yesterday and today. let me say on in no uncertain terms, the united states of america condemns these acts and condemns the failure to condemn these acts >> ten other people were wounded. the attacker was shot and killed. and isis whistle-blower has leaked the identities of more than 20 thousand members to isis to sky news. it includes the names, family members and family contents. and it shows, isis membership spans at least 51 countries. >> remember this guy, aka, hot felon. he's got to prison and is

and he ended up serving time in stockton california. he was released and greeted by his wife and children. they were reported meeks has a manager and received a multitude of offers. . >> you know, he has to make a livingnd he does this time. flight. >> brawl breaks out between a group of women on the plane. there's hair pulling and pushing and even someone looks like, someone throws a punch. witnesses say it started after flight 141 landed.

playing their music very loudly. passengers close to them, words exchanged and this interrupted. and other passengers say it looked beyond frightening. >> afraid because of the security and issues with that going on right now. and the plane is probably the last place you want to do something like that. >> and witnesses say the flight didn't last long. once it was announced, things calmed down. >> i would freak out more so than anything else. i would be scared out of my mind. >> no one was seriously hurt. one person was cited >> that was interesting; right? someone was making noises. flight >> barbara refuses to cut a person's hair. >> donald trump takes on a competition and debate tonight in miami. >> the weekend, american heart

of people attending the heart mini.

they have the cool . >> republican presidential candidates will square off in an important debate. kathleen walter has a look in miami with what to expect tonight.

the debate is under way at 8:30 this evening at the university of miami. it is a crucial night for the candidates. >> the stage is set for a showdown in florida. >> >>. >> senators cruz. >> more than 2000 supporters are expected to turn out for the cnn debate, hoping their candidate has a strong showing. >> exciting day. you see the momentum on our side. >> and it is the last debate before voters in florida, ohio and three other states head to the polls. a new suffolk university poll, has donald leading, with 33 percent of the vote, followed by florida senator, marco rubio with 37 percent. followed by ohio governor at

watching. >> thankfully, will thinking every day. he's number one in the common key states we're looking at in terms of google search. florida, ohio. the winners take the states coming up each week. he's the most searched. >> the stakes are high for marco rubio. the debate is a chance to salvage his faultering campaign. for establishment republicans, it's a last chance to stop donald trump, to secure delegates needed to win the nomination. >> if the answer is yes, he's with the night's take. >> and we learn that former g.o.p. candidate, florida governor, jeb bush has met with three none trump candidates, adjusting that his endorsement may be coming soon. kathleen walter, back to you. >> and, of course, tonight at 5:00, local 12, jeff hirsh tries

republicans will be facing. >> bipartisan support and big push from tri-state lawmakers have a heroin bill passed. it's called the comprehensive addiction and capa act. it makes it available to first responders and creates better monitoring of prescription drugs. republican spokesperson was one of the authors. senate majority leader delivered a speech in favor of the passage of the senate post. and they wrote one provision of the bill and the counterpart of indiana, democratic winner, got an amendment, that encourages first responders that revives someone with neroxon. and it now goes to the house of representatives. a long the same lines, focus

the local heroin epidemic. they will come together to discuss heroin addiction and how to expand to local programs. it starts at 6:30 in the corain community center on spring dale road. a showdown between apple and the fbi is likely to head to the supreme court. the fight to access to data and devices, goes back decades. cheryl atkinson reports this weekend. he knows all too well, what ceo takes right now. he took a stand in electronic surveillance and it happened almost 20 years ago. >> we have a fascinating story of the former ceo quest, which is the communication company, joe nazio. he talks about what happened when one of america's spy agencies, will do a classified, that he says came without the

it's an amazing story after what he told the federal government no. >> you could much ca the complete story during full measure, cheryl atkinson on sunday. here's at 11:00, on local 12. >> what happened to the guy? >> still alive. >> all right rain. nothing like what we're dealing with in the south. >> we can't complain, but it is ugly and dreary. i did complain. >> we will be in this for a while. >> we have round two. that's soon to arrive as soon as this weekend. right now, we're still dealing with round one. downtown, we've been dry for the past 30 minutes or so. now that's started to change. as we have a batch of rain moving in, which is heavy and moderate at times. this is mainly light rain.

notice the batch of yellow, chumping, will cross the river to claremont and brown, and that's the way it's headed, south and east of downtown. 2 could put down half an inch, three-quarters of an inch of rainfall as we go to the evening hours. that's moving south of downtown. i-71, 75, getting to the light heavy rainfall. heavy ponding out there. at least, it is warm. 61 degrees today. we're sitting there in the low 60s all day long. a lot of us am could -- us coming at 61 degrees. that's going to bring some slightly cool air. nonetheless, still above average. rain wraps up after midnight, we'll finally get a chance to dry out, early tomorrow morning.

we'll talk about the one dry day and we'll take a look at the showers for the weekend. there's going to be showers, if you have any outdoor plans. i'll explain it around 4:48. this sunday, more than 25 thousand will walk or run for the heart association. >> for one patient, it is very personal. joining us to explain why, medical reporter, liz bonis. >> it is expected to be the biggest race on record, in the tri-state. when you see the crowd and teams, you may not see the real difference made with every step through the money raised. one team member who was part of the team, who helped sponsor the event. how the racers who supported this, saves family. after he was struggling about a heart problem he didn't know about, kyle had surgery and

>> i'm not 100 percent yet. >> dr. cook replaced a valve that was leaking in kyle's heart with another one that looks like these. >> i'm looking at what? >> these are mechanical valves. >> newer research have changed the outcome with people living with the valves. >> in the 50s, once you have open heart surgery, once you replaced the valve, within three years, everybody died. this is a good way to put people in normal life expectancy when we replace it. >> no one is more familiar with that than kyle's valve >> if i didn't get the valve, i wouldn't be alive today. >> he decided he will pay it forward. he will be one of 2000, and he says he's doing it for a very

kyle works with mercy health. many of those who you see here. without the money they raise and among those who run, he says he wouldn't even see his children grow up. he also says, those in the race, are cheering in the sidelines that makes a difference for every heart patient. >> each person is valuable. each person is struggling with those things. you think, there's a life. there's desires and dreams and hopes that they have. and so all of that goes to helping individual people. it's not just a number, a statistic. >> and so true. you can still register up until race day or sign up to support the heart team. we have a link with the details. 3 million, helping for, 3.4, that's the goal. what i thought was so important, you see the outcome.

survived. >> all the difference they make. >> $3 million weekend. >> back at 5:30, we'll talk more about heroin and this ia a letter fm someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i

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is needed. tonight at 6:00, howard aim has a warning for every homeowner. >> a little bit of rain, but it's coming to an end. we get a break. you see some of the rainfall outside, that we had outside. this includes some of the rain that fell last night. some areas, you could see the rain port. and it's exceeding a half an inch. and right at half an inch, and you could see the heaviest of the rainfall so far at south and west of downtown. you could see live precision doppler hd, showing some heavier rain moving in. there's a break an hour or so downtown. and we're seeing light rain

and this is moving to southern claremont and southern brown county. it's moving through hillsborough and highland county and peebles and adams county. we've already seen that as the i-75. it will continue to be steady as it goes into the evening hours. it will take around midnight to clear it out. we have no chance of any sunshine so far today. that's why the temperatures are very, very steady. if you watch me at noon, same thing. no change in temperatures. we're right where we are today. we did hit a high of 64 degrees. it's cooled at the international airport. that downward trend and we'll get the temperatures to move. it will be in a downward direction. a lot of us around 61. very uniform temperatures. down to 67 by 7:00.

showers break up, especially by 10:00, 11:00. after that, we can start to dry on out for the friday morning commute. temperatures will get down to 46. the window direction, has switched to the north and west, pulling some cooler air. there's the rain we have today. so far, it's mainly light. this is the heaviest of the rainfall. you could see why. it's moving over and over. they saw about 15 inches of rainfall in northwest louisiana. there's major flooding going on there. green is areas where we have flash flood watches. we have the hardest hit areas, north of the louisiana and the mississippi river, western mississippi. that extends to paduca. we don't have as much moisture. they will get some more rain, right along the access between the temperature difference.

parts of them, hit 80 degrees today. 61 in cincinnati. cooler in indianapolis. eventually, the cold front will move to the south. and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, you have clouds around but we're rain-free. the clouds clear out. they will move to the south, friday afternoon. we're looking okay. it will turn out to be a really nice friday. the same front will start to lift to the north, with the warm front. and saturday, 68, 67 on sunday. rain showers around. as we go to next week, 72 degrees, it's going to be warm. it looks like winter is finally over. there are signs after the forecast, and we see snow as late as may. >> i remember. >> yeah. >> let's not talk about that. >> i'm not making any plans. >> it doesn't last long when it happens.

>> during the day, the sun is so strong. >> the jay walking suspect, on the contempt charge, is out of jail. >> there's some debate whether herrel should be arrested in the first place. we're asking on facebook to talk about it. this is why marijuana needs to be legal. there are way more criminals out there committing crimes like kids. let's focus where it matters most. >> it seems way over the top for yay walking. is it really revenge for making an arrest. he probably wanted the video to go to a negative direction. hope he learns a lesson. >> jennifer has a suggestion. why not follow what the officers say and instead of following them. hopefully he gets more. you could add your comments by

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>> the barbershop in rancho cucamonga cucamonga. they say their ideals are out of date. >> when i got there >> army reservist who chooses a shorter style. oliver showed up to get a haircut on tuesday. the barbershop said no. >> i was obviously very offended. humiliated as well. kind of embarrassing. didn't know how to respond. didn't have words at the time. >> oliver found the words a few hours later, on facebook, telling the story and drawing attention to what happened. >> i don't think how someone should be discriminated against. identified as male, female, transgender, person to person. >> oliver doesn't like labels, as part of the growing section

oliver called the shop, trying to explain further. they still refused. >> they need to know, it's hurtful. >> with buzz on-line, drawing attention to his shop. owner richard hernandez also has something to say. >> not our intention to discriminate based on their sexual orientation, based on their gender or any such thing like that. >> as a devout christian, husband and father, he doesn't believe women should cut their hair at all, ever. >> a woman's hair is given to her for her glory. i wouldn't want to take any of her glory from her. >> the barbershop falls in the classification as a restaurant or coffee shop. it's illegal to discriminate on gender, sexual orientation.

in the country and i hope it upholds for me as others. >> there's no lawsuit. right now, it's a conversation. one that oliver and hernandez hopes will continue as they fight for their own way of life. >> life keeps getting more and more complicated. >> isn't that the truth? rob and cammy with a look at 5:00. playing cards with a twist. how the decks could help police crack unsolved cases? it's hard enough to figure out who deserves your vote. now there's confusion when it coming to your ballot. and from the names of recruiters from information on aspiring jihadist.

up a treasure trove. >> heavy rain, moving in the tri-state, an it may move for a while. . >> we're dealing with heavy rain, at least from you now to 6:30. and elsewhere, tracking light to moderate rain, indicated by blue. where we have the heaviest of rain you're not under the heavy rain and that will continue to move northeast. butler, warren, and most of clinton county, through wilmington. and two are covered in steady, lowering visibilities and up to