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tell carrollton we'll be there first thing in the morning. let's stop this one at one. j.j.: yes, sir. if you want to take some time to get situated, maybe start on the next case? i'm not back to get situated, hotch, i'm here to work. everody get your things together. we're going to texas. tv reporter: abbey, what's the latest? police sources tell me they have no leads in the case they are calling the "have you seen me?" murders. where the hell do you get this stuff? no, not you, agent jareau. the television. like it's some kind of damn game or something. just...call me when you all get in tomorrow. i'll take you wherever you need to go. all right. good night. tv reporter: abbey, do we know when this flyer first surfaced? we have heard reports that ms. colucci received this flier late tuesday afternoon when she returned home from work. never saw the point at throwing an egg at anything. or even the connection to halloween, for that matter. what the hell... oh, my g. that's me. oh, my god! the average person will probably drink something that is acidic on a daily basis.

i think more for carrollton and some areas six to 8-inches even down to dover new philly. we got the youngstown area in a winter storm warning for 6 to 8 and maybe an inch or more. overnight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is a big deal for travelers just to the southeast of greater cleveland and to the southeast of interstate 90 here's interstate 71. the main band of snow. 33 in cleveland. 32 in wooster. here is the arrivals of the snow. by 10:00 tonight it is not in cleveland, just arriving in akron and ravenna and carrollton and by midnight, not here and not greater cleveland or medina or rain or mansfield or ashland. a sharp cutoff in the snow line. so we will keep you post on the shift of the track if any and the updated snowfall. the evening looks dry and seeing snow between 8 and ten p.m. akron picking up intensity after midnight through mid- morning. i got snowfall totals and your exclusive snow day predictor. you want a snow day off? see if you are in the zone. >>> looking ahead to a new storm and people falling off from the dangerously cold valentine's

take a look at some exceptions we have some clearing in the southwest viewing area, carol carrollton, vevay, low 20s, hillsborough 30, and lebanon at the freezing mark and 20 in brookville, indiana, radar is clear, although south of us there's breaks in the cloud cover which have led to colder temperatures south of cincinnati. 28 the start. by noon 36, that's as warm as we were all day yesterday, late day up to 43. year. the winds pick up, temperatures move up, and eventually some rain moves back in before the end of the weekend. we will time out that rain at the end of the forecast. here is jen. >> reporter: we are quiet on the roads, a nice change from yesterday. we only have one problem to let you know about. near mckinley, other than that interstates are quiet, no matter where you look on the cameras, i-75, near day torntion dayton, and traffic, and 75 through the lock land split this morning as well. 71 near the ronald reagan county highway, maybe picking up a little bit there, i-71, and no slow downs anywhere this morning so far. i will keep it here and let you know about any is

the g or b is okay now speaking of j r b as we had over the traffic network maps if you're headed carrollton we do have a traffic alert accident involving a tractor trailer onto fifty eight westbound that brewer is next at ben's church boulevard right now all westbound lanes are blocked so we ask you to avoid that area if you can and as we zoom out you will see delays around the monitor merrimack some in newport news and a little bit to sixty four eastbound as you head into virginia beach also watching accident in the secondary. i'll post that information online and i'll be back in just a few minutes after cnn thanks happy hogan was just within the hour the money monte resurfaced you hit the road thus the nickname for the submarine the uss montpelier our jimmy lee is live with some very happy families on this friday a gem in the mail without so many family so many happy family that has been six long months the mighty monte went out to the we had over a hundred and forty sailors coming home to naval station norfolk today so many friends and family members out here to greet with signs balloons

degrees at the 4:00, it's warmer to the south and west, pooling in some of the warmer air. so the -- carrollton in northern kentucky, 46. still hanging to the 30s in wilmington and sabina. as the warmer air filters in. clouds are gray. it's moving from the north and west. and we're not looking at any rainfall. we're dry on precision doppler hd. and high thick clouds from time to time, temperatures, they don't move very much. they are sitting in the lower 40s, the warmer air really begins to move on in. we're talking about a big warmth and the breezy conditions. it's going to be breezy. and rain arrives late weekend. the hour-by-hour timing, shortly that >> first at 4:00, look at >> a used job fair is under way in kentucky. florists are looking for people between 16 and 26 to fill openings part-time and full-time. places like kroger, great american ballpark. the job fare runs until 6:00. >> and what i'm thinking, i'm in the market soon. >> and go and drool right >> megan moore takes us inside >> we are hanging out at the cincinnati auto expo, going on now until sunday. more than 400 cars here. r

tonight, snow and heavier snow down towards new philly and carrollton and watch the darker blues. no snow in cleveland. yikes. we get a little bit of snow for a few hours. 3:00 a.m., there you go. there is heavy snow. youngstown to canton and alliance and dover new philly and for tomorrow morning's rush, we got snow to deal with. it won't pull out of here until 9 or 10:00. tonight 29 degrees for the low and snow arrives for greater cleveland it will take awhile. 2 or 3 in the morning and one to two or maybe a couple of spots in cuyahoga county with four to eight inches near youngstown above 8-inches possible. 36 tomorrow. morning snow should shut off for the most part by about 11:00. afternoon clouds, 36 degrees and akron and canton, your in the red zone. snow tonight after 8:00 p.m., could be heavy especially after midnight. 1 to 8 and generally 4 to 8 inches for you. snow through 8 or 9:00 or 10:00 and moving towards the east, 36 degrees. wow. here you go for wednesday. a clipper system and a trace to two, maybe more, dry thursday and then we begin a warmup. who said spring wasn

@carrollton village. @that's about southeast from @canton. @there you are on a two-hour @delay today. @>> and a reminder, this next @hour, this is the crucial time @for superintendents and @districts to make decisions. @we'll stay on top of it for @you. @have been confirmed. @they're not linked. @they traveled to haiti. @there are more than 3 dozen @cases in the u.s. most infected @people don't get sick. @however, there's concern @between zika and a rare birth @defect transmitted through a @pregnant mom. @>>> witnesses reported hearing @gunshots near east 121st 121st @yesterday. @when detectives responded, they @found a body inside of a car @with several gunshot wounds. @detectives say someone set fire @to the car. @authorities have not yet @identified the victim. @>> well, this one sparked a lot @of outrage on our wkyc facebook @page. @the cuyahoga cuyahoga city @council voted to give @themselves a pay raise. @this will start in 2019. @it's a part-time job with @a channel 3 investigation @revealed significant @absenteeism of several members

@i think places like @akron/canton down towards dover @and carrollton. @you will probably get f our-8 @inches of snow. @when you go out and measure it @it will measure four-five, it @is so heavy and so wet it is @getting compacted down. @hollie, does warm up and that @extended forecast. @i think that something everyone @wants to hear about. @>>> the silver lining, and we @have it. @great, you are just showing @that back edge of snow and that @trend continues to midmorning. @i 10:30 a.m. @most of you are snow free with @leftover flurries with the main @batch being out of here. @that is into the afternoon. @we are totally dry. @we will get a look at your @window nation seven day @forecast. @talk about that warm-up for @later in the week which is so @impressive. @in the meantime 30s today with @morning still likely. @tomorrow we will have some on @and off snow showers. @nothing like what we are @dealing with today. @32degrees. @everything looks good, partly @and then hello to a mild @springlike friday. @upper 40s to near 50 with ranger @track later in the d

and now much quieter with just a few flakes in carrollton. the breaks in the clouds. the high pressure system slides in and shifts the winds, allowing your snow to end. so that should be gone by about 2:00 this afternoon. and then a drier forecast for your weekend. the good news for the weekend, it's warmer. the bad news for your friday, it is not warm. 27 currently in cleveland. 28 in mansfield. 24 for us in ashtabula. winds whipping. it's one of those situations where you make your way to the grocery store and you open the door and it hits the door next to you. hold on to your door as you open it. 14 miles per hour gusts in fremont. good but still 10 to 15 to 20 miles per hour winds makes it feel colder. 14, ashtabula. 17 worcester. 17 for us in new philadelphia. 20s in there so not everybody is feeling the strong winds. 28 the daytime high today. mostly cloudy as the winds back off a little bit in the afternoon. but they pick right back up for saturday. that's how we have a chance of warming up at the end of february. temperatures not changing even with that shift

from quenton county down to the cincinnati area, into northern kentucky, along the river across carrollton and gavelton county. there's nothing in hamilton county. plenty of fog here. to the south, northern kentucky. i-75, i-71. this is headed to the northeast. this is overspread cincinnati in the next hour or so. cincinnati, more rain. adams county, mason county, bracken county. everything moving to the northeast. initially, everyone is going to get in to rain this evening. and eventually, some of the rain, is as we see some subtle changes, will change over to snow. most of the snow, will occur to the east of cincinnati. we're deal with a whole other storm system tonight. one that's coming our way to alabama. the brunt of the snow, will miss downtown cincinnati. there will be some decent accumulation to the east. weather service, has issued an advisory. down towards bracken, mason and robertson county as well. winter weather advisory well east of downtown cincinnati. we're looking at 1-3 inches of snow in the area. cincinnati, dry ridge, around an inch or less. it could be just a rain-sno

over an inch and a quarter of rain there and in parts of new philadelphia and into carol county, carrollton, you're up heavy rain in the red s and oranges that you are seeing on the map and what does it mean? possible. the next question, when it comings to the rain check is when is it going to end? drying out around lunchtime and we have a chance of a few scattered showers this evening. and we have this area of low pressure heading toward us on the warm side and everyone here got snow and for us, a nice influx of warm air is moving through northeast ohio and that means highs will go up and we're warm for this time of the year. and behind this system, we get the west wind and our chances for lake affect snow return and that is on thursday. but for now, let's just talk about the weather headlines for today and we talked about the rain, next the winds gusting at 43 miles an hour and 11 in temperatures, 55 degrees in cleveland right now and 52 in coshockton and we're only getting warmer from here. i predict we'll reach about 60 degrees this afternoon. and we do have a possibility of breaking re

georgetown, west union moving to the southeast. just north of interstate 71, also lawrenceburg down to carrollton. just have snow showers in a scattered form. temperatures now are in the 20s. visibilities are being reduced where we have snow showers. coming up, another check of radar and when snow showers end, that comes up in 10 minutes. >> local 12 has crews out around the tri-state. perry schaible is where we have seen some of the heavier snowfall today. she joins us live from deerfield township in warren county. good afternoon, perry. good golly, what's going on? >> we're a mess, we're a mess. good afternoon, you know what, bob, i've been in mason throughout the morning, i'm not too far from where i was earlier this morning. this is deerfield township, just a few snowflakes coming down at this point. a lot earlier on today. ening chaing conditions and the roads have changed as well. by 5:00 this morning. by 6:00, it was slushy, now it is just wet pavement. that doesn't mean you don't have to take caution certainly as you take these roads. if you hit that slush, sometimes that's what causes yo

enter international airport. we had the light coating of snow. 35 at the airport. and vevay and carrollton coming in at 37. that's where they had a decent amount of sunshine so far this morning. high temperatures into the upper 30s. we had some of those snow showers and light dusting on the ground. 37 by around 6:00. temperatures will drop below freezing around 10:00. some flurries will redevelop later on tonight moving west to east across the area. now. look how they have been fading on out as we're cutting off our moisture source, i think we'll the afternoon. i want you to notice one thing, all of this green, you can see moving up through the plains, that's a huge warm-up going all the way up to canada, that's this weekend. 50s for tomorrow and 60s by the time we end out the weekend. some of the clouds around. that's in gray. colors. our computer model showing a few flurries. there may be an isolated snow that created just an isolated slick spot or two on some of the roadways very early tomorrow. be aware of that if you're headed out clearly. we're seeing full sunshine as we go into satu

orange line delays to new carrollton. travel times in ten minutes. >>> now to a developing story.dents returning to walt whitt map high school today in montgomery county mourning the loss of one of their classmates and praying to help pull each other lieu tommy buarque de macedo and his parents were killed in an accident saturday night. his sister helena still fighting for her life. meagan fitzgerald is live with information about the other driver involved in this crash. >> reporter: yeah, we're learning that the 20-year-old driver has a history of driving dangerously. what we're learning, according to court records is that ogulkan atakoglu who collided with the family's vehicle on saturday evening on river road near pyle has a lot of things in his past. in 2013, he pleaded guilty to speeding and reckless driving on if 70. and last september, he was charged with neglectful driving in rockville. that case, though, however was dismissed. now, the attorney for the driver tells us that his client is charged. of course they are expressing condolences to the family. but they say he's no

@into carrollton back over to @the dover new . @all of this is pulling out @toward the state line. @good rain coming down into the @ashland area. @as this moves to the northeast @over the next hour or so, we'll areas like @congress and wooster, about @lake milton, 6:42. @now, how this fits into into @the bigger picture. @there's a lot to talk about @there. @'s severe weather to the east @of us there. @west @we'll give you that coming up. @the snow is important. @it's been swinging into our @area, there's blizzard @west, tornado warns warnings @east. @cuyahoga county, lake geauga @we have snow coming down. @over the next 12 hours or so, @you can see how the fall. @at about 2:00 a.m., that's when @the snow starts to show up. @we'll have a slushy @accumulation across northern @ohio to start the day ow will continue. @we'll still looking for one to @four inches of snow across all @of northern ohio. @then when you get into that ga, lake, geauga, @ashtabula county area, that's @where the lake can add more. @that's where we may get four, @five, @we're going to go hour by hour, @which coul

. >> reporter: in new carrollton a car struck the gas line early monday morning shutting down the i-95 ramp to the eastbound side of maryland route 450 and drivers had to take a detour. >> if you take it slow and easy it will be fine. >> reporter: he says this is the only way he gets around when roads like this and this woman agrees although she thinks this amount of snow is nothing. >> i have no problems. i've driven before and i used to live in michigan so it's no problem. >> reporter: you are a pro. >> not a pro but i know how to drive. >> reporter: that's one brave driver who sayat how to drive in all of this but it still can be tricky. prince george's county public works department says 276 pieces of equipment on the road. they have treated many of the primary roads at least once and now they will work on residential neighborhoods. reporting live from clinton mikea turner wusa9. >>> pedestrians bundled up against the cold weather and from the possibility of slipping and sliding in downtown washington. we caught up with people on the way to the train station this morning and most o

we're talking about areas like akron, canton and parts of carrollton county, ashtabula and portage and geauga county. this is a look at the radar. you can see it in purple, where we're seeing the heaviest snow is come down. we have the mix between rain and snow and just outside of pittsburgh. so that is a lot of mess out there and this is where we see icing and the freezing rain. i want to zoom into one area and we're seeing deeper purples, where we pick up heavier snow. and this is portage where it meets. >> august a. the areas like south newbury seeing the heavier snow and bainbridge. throughout the day, it's not just the heavy snow conditions coming down but the visibility. and we're actually seeing some foggy conditions to add insult to injury. take a look at this. canton right now at a quarter is a very critical point. we are talking about the snow timing, how much we're expecting and i am sure there is a good amount of school closings today. back to you. >>> and in canton, making driving conditions tough this morning. odot's district 4 has been out with 100 crews. >> and you can

@akron, canton, dover, new @philly, carrollton, you may @have a lot of problems tomorrow @as far as the morning commute @goes. @by midday, snow is moving out @with temperatures low to mid @30s through most of the day @with flurries and isolated snow @showers as we wrap up the day. @i mentioned the accumulations @are vary greatly. @this is dependent upon the @track and intensity of the @storm system which could shift. @if it goes farther east, all of @this moves east. @if it comes west, guess what @cleveland, we can be getting @more. @greater cleveland stands to see @one to three inches. @the farther east you go the @heavier the amounts will be @with three to six for canton @and five to ten for dover to @the youngstown area. @i just tweeted out the ialert @map with the potential for the @80% chance of the ialerts out @east. @30s tomorrow, morning snow @leaving us cloudy as we head @through the day. @we have a clipper coming @wednesday just because we can @with one to three inches of @snow potentially coming with @that. @your window nation seven-day @forecast gives us a chilly day @thursd

this is some of the damage caused by a tornado that touched down in carrollton, alabama. that severe weather also arrived with heavy rain. that same storm system also spawned a tornado in lauderdale county, mississippi which destroyed a church. mississippi state university tweeted this picture just a few a hours ago. and.. chopper 13 over mccarran at last check.. that storm is not having an impact on the flight schedule in and out of las vegas.. but if that changes.. we'll let you know. the big weather story here right now is the threat of some freezing temperatures. let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with an update. bryan. even though the winter storm system is making an exit, the cold air it brought will be in place through tomorrow. overnight lows tonight will be below freezing throughout the valley and high temps tomorrow upper 40s. pictures form lucy ouano early morning freeze after the heavy winds. story on a shooting.. but police are still looking for the gunman.. the victim stumbled into a 7- eleven near maryland parkway and deser

take a look at some exceptions we have some clearing in the southwest viewing area, carol carrollton, vevay, low 20s, hillsborough 30, and lebanon at the freezing mark and 20 in brookville, indiana, radar is clear, although south of us there's breaks in the cloud cover which have led to colder temperatures south of cincinnati. 28 the start. by noon 36, that's as warm as we were all day yesterday, late day up to 43. year.

medina and farther @south yet down 77 through akron @into canton dover new @philadelphia and yes @carrollton. @you'll be getting some of those @heavier rain showers. @lot of rain lining up along a @frontal boundary to the west of @us. @all this surge of moisture @continues to push north. @meanwhile the snowy side of @this storm system has not @bothered us whatsoever. @i don't think it will at least @the heavy snow. @that's where the temperatures @have been in the 20s and the @teens. @inn indiana is up to 61. @i think that is a harbinger of @where our temperatures are @going to be going. @we have seen rising @temperatures already this @evening i'm rite now we are @still in the 40s east with 50s @starting to knock on our @western door we'll find those @temperatures rising as we go @through the night. @we'll start the day tomorrow @mid and upper 50s windy @conditions around. @60 degrees midday with some sun @peeks and then we'll drop back @into the low 50s my the end of @the afternoon. @here's your hour by hour @forecast. @the winds and wind gusts with @the southerly winds continuing @this is 5

re or raffle line back to normal aa new carrollton.new carrollton.ok out in fairfax right now.ow delays from 123 to the keyey bridge on gw parkway just because of congestion. outer loop still jams bw parkwaw dealing with stop and go traffit in both directions. keep it to fox5 news morning. good day at 9a is coming right up.

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police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever shot him. also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in the leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. if you have information about any of these shootings - call the crime line. an ohio pastor is dead after being shot inside his church during a service this morning. dayton police say william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter got out of a pew and followed him. witnesses say they heard a couple of shots fired while the choir was singing, and it quickly became chaos when everyone took off running. alberta blayth/church member) we had a gentleman come inand he went to sit down during prayer, and two shots. more than 20 people were inside the church at the time. the shooter is believed to be schooler's brother, and police are investigating

we're above 32 degrees. 36, hamilton. same for lebanon. 38 in hillsborough. 38 in mazeville. and carrollton. lower to mid 30s. tonight, i expect temperatures to slowly drop through the 30s. we'll be in the lower 30s by 9:00 in cincinnati. the roads will start to catch up to the 33 mark. it's going to happen, the slick roads will continue to transition throughout the evening. especially out for the evening commute. watch for slick spots. especially at home. . we'll take you to the next 34-48 hours. here's 7:00. we're going to be tracking some snow, which will be heavy at times. any rain mixing with the snow showers right now, will fully transition to plain old snow. . at night. roads. that snow will slick 24ru the surfaces. evening commute, still going to be problematic in a lot of places, because temperatures don't get above freezing. that means road temperatures will stay above 32 as well. it means we'll slowly see the snow showers decrease but will click on the -- and at the app store, google play. tonight, i expect worsening road conditions, especially after the evening commute. tuesday,

it's mostly cloudy. and still warms up to 37 degrees. and into the the 40s, big oak as well as carrollton and we have picked up an inch. 33 there and 32 in hillsboro. there's the sunshine we will see. and we saw that on the camera. and bringing some clouds and eventually a few flurries from time to time, that will see i don't think it will be a big deal. we will drop below freezing as soon as 10:00, 11:00 tonight. certainly by midnight and 29 will be the low temperature. we'll sit there through much of early tomorrow morning and lots of clouds. we will see a whole lot of sunshine and a really big warm up. that's what we're talking about, along with even some snow in the planning forecast. >> i'm with you >> and circus, kicking on >> and getting ready for . >> 95th circus gets under way >> ta,ta,ta. >> and they are all set up. it is the main fund-raiser. it helps children in the area. the first performance is tonight at bnt arena. three more follow saturday and sunday. on. the weekend warm up may have you the home and garden show kicks up. find landscaping and interior design displays. the

she has traveled here today from her hometown of carrollton, ohio.our final witness is chief operating officer, director of clinical services of kodak, a nonprofit behavioral health and addiction treatment provider. she has been working in treatment and behavioral health care for more than 20 years. she has been at kodak since 1993. she received her ba and a masters dwl and human equipment from the university. we had acclimations from the white house. i will start with chief willard. >> thank you senator and members of the panel. >> before i give remarks, because i will be talking about something that is consuming in the state with the primary upon us, i think it's important to note that the city of manchester is a vibrant city with engaged citizenry. they have a connectivity is that i am proud to serve. the state is an incredible beautiful state with mountains, rivers, lakes, the ocean. so i don't want to give the impression that the state is falling into the abyss. yes, we are dealing with the throws of human tragedies, but it's bfl state. tushism

union, seaman and peebles. we don't have as much snow showing up in the network of radars near carrollton. it's just not sampled by the network of radar. there's more snow showers in southeast indiana as well. i believe the accumulations, right now all the way through the event, which means basically tomorrow afternoon, will be at an inch. some see less. some see more. maybe some drifting snow as well. 20s. wind chills in the teens and single digits tonight. visibility down under two miles in wilmington, between 2-3 miles in batavia. and we've updated visibility between a mile and a half two miles in the claremont county airport. we'll take a check at radar. snow coming in two weeks. >>> and we're keeping an eye on the roads closely. for the evening commute, and photographer, brian is driving live. they are in montgomery road in blue ash. and pretty cip in the polls. >> and hoping for a good showing. scott dimmich join us live in new hampshire. >> and brad, we're outside where donald trump will be for tonight. he believes, at least he says, will be giving a victory speech. out of iowa, yo

visibility consistency under a mile. we have showers in switzerland ohio, ripley, dearborn. and down to carrollton and also down 75, south of the split, close to dry ridge and williamstown and critton. southern part of bracken. individual clusters of rain are moving to the northeast at roughly 20-25 miles an hour. temperatures will gradually fall in the 30s. later this evening, the possibility of snow mixing in will come for the second half of the evening and early in the overnight. you could track the transition from rain to snow especially east and southeast of since natty, local 12, weather authority app. this is the forecast for now. we have the several model runs coming in the next four hours. the forecast may change, when you tune in local 12 news, live at 10:00 and 11:00. there may be some low clouds, patchy drizzle. patchy drizzle in spots. and rain will be increasing areas south, southeast of cincinnati. snow as we get to the second half of the evening. we're cloudy all the way to mid week. temperatures, 36 in cincinnati. light wind out of the no south. the light wind is a big reason why

police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever shot him. also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in the leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. if you have information about any of these shootings - call the crime line. an ohio pastor is dead after being shot inside his church during a service this morning. dayton police say william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter got out of a pew and followed him. witnesses say they heard a couple of shots fired singing, and it quickly became chaos when everyone took off running. more than 20 people were inside the church at the time. the shooter is believed to be schooler's brother, and police are investigating a possible motive. services at the church were canceled for the rest of the day. the portsmouth-based coast guard cutter forward i

of rain, plenty of sunshine, tractor hd. international airport. georgetown, 55. williamstown at carrollton, 57. as promised, the risk for severe weather tomorrow. earlier today, it was a marginal to slight risk. slight risk is pushed down to the tennessee valley. part of the tri-state is in a marginal risk tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. prime time for the strong storms. and i'll be here to track that. we have a risk of stronger storms. return of warmer air this wewe'l'l >> a used sports coach could impact the child for a lifetime. >> a lifetime of healthy activity. bad one, may crush the their success and desire to play. >> how do we encourage better coaches? they provide practical guidelines. >> here's cynthia gould with their winning ways. >> too often, we see the ugly side of coaching. >> in reality, most are in it for the kids. barbara huntly is in it for the college athletes and play college ball. >> i want someone that's fair. i want a coach with integrity. i want a coach to care about my child. yes, we want to win. i'm the first one to say, hey, how many w's do we want in the

police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in his right leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. we're working to learn more from police about suspects. if you have information about either of the shootings - call the crime line. now to decision 2016 -- and the results from another democratic primary. hillary clinton came away with her third victory of her campaign. she beat vermont senator bernie sanders by a landslide in south carolina. clinton says the win is a personal redemption for her. she lost a bitter primary fight in the state to barack obama back in 2008. but this time, it was all clinton. she dominated among african-american and female voters. during her celebration, she talked about the upcoming super tuesday. she says her campaign is "going national." when we stand together

. >> the person is an aide in the regional school in new carrollton. an employee on your side" upset they were not getting information about the coworker whose illness could impact others. when we asked the school system confirmed the health department is investigating a potential case of meningitis involving the worker. asked why they were not sharing the determination, the diagnosis is not medically confirmed. "7 on your side" was told tests have been sent to the state. we will continue to follow this. alison: thank you. vice president joe biden visited duke university today to see cancer research in action. he was there to discuss the $1 billion effort to find a cure for cancer. you will remember president obama annou after the "state of the union." leon: former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina has announced that she is dropping out of the race. that word came out two hours ago. half an hour ago governor chris christie made it official he ism dropping out. he is suspending the campaign. alison: the good news for harry potter fans. the new play will

. >> there was a delay in seabrook, and we had to sit there, and then we went to carrollton and had to sit there for 25 minutes. then we pulled out slowly and finally got to union station. >> i had to ride the marc to get on the metro. >> there's always something going on. we've had derailments and people hit on the tracks. there's always something that could happen. it's nature commuting. >> reporter: just a few residual delays remain. things getting back to normal here. live at unon gonzalez. back to you. >>> a tractor-trailer crash caused a big mess on the beltway this morning, and backed-up traffic wasn't the only problem. several cars were damaged. it happened around 4:30. a truck hit the jersey wall on the outer loop just before jersey avenue. it crushed part of the wall sending debris on the beltway. drivers had to swerve to avoid the mess. several cars hit rocks and had to pull over. we spoke to a man whose oil pan got busted. >> i had to dodge one, so when i realized what had happened, i pulled over to see what had happened and i just seen the car. >> they are still trying to

carol county and ashtabula county and getting toward that yellow and geneva on the lake and into carrollton and cobb county. by lunchtime, it's clear and out of here. temperatures are dropping and we're seeing a chance of snow on thursday. i'll tell you why as we look at the weather setup. the first thing here they want to talk about is this influx of warmer air -- this influx of warmer air from the south and that is why temperatures are rising into the 60s today. behind it, we have cooler air settling in. and that west wind and colder air is going to give us lake affect snow. the temperatures now, 56 degrees in cleveland and in menner and possibly hitting 60 this afternoon and that is where i am going with and this is that record breaker today and temps will drop dramatically into the 30s and this is a look at the power of and that is there, 33 by tomorrow and that is a look at the weather and see what that is looking like on the roads, john? >> hey, guys, on the shoreway now and got off of 90 and thought i would see how things are looking west toward lakewood and on the west 28th street e

switch problem caused an empty orange line train to reverse and head back to new carrollton.he metro officials say the co federal triangle. instead he thoughthe was able to come here to the smithsonian station where a train was sitting on the tracks. >> were there distractions from the operator's standpoint or the controller standpoint? that is under investigation. >> metro officials say moving back to the operator they ran a red light signal. >> under no circumstances is an operator to go past a red signal. brianne: metro officials say the moving train was only going 10 miles per hour and the train operator was able to stop as soon as he saw the other train. >> if we get in the reverse move, before any of it occurs we have another person, supervisor come over the shoulder. in fact, of the controller to make sure that we are all moving in t >> the investigation involving both metro and the f.t.a. is ongoing. in southwest washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: still ahead -- i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family live

there was some damage and other tornadoes being reported with us some of the damage in carrollton, alabama tonight and the huge tornado way back here. the monster wedge tornado as it's being called here by james span and other meteorologists in the south there, in alabama, unbelievable stuff they're dealing with tonight. back here, our futurecast data shows we don't have much happening overnight until the very early-morning hours. some of the lighter greens with this high resolution data tend to be some thicker clouds. we get to the darker greens that we're talking about, showers coming down. the yellow is the heavier showers. notice in worcester county, northern worcester county, seeing some of this at 8:45 in the morning and a few showers into boston by 9:30. the heavy stuff will come later on but there will be showers around during the morning drive. they'll just be spotty. here's the issue. out here in worcester county, it's below freezing. fitchburg is 30 degrees. through the night and into the morning, temperatures will start to go up as winds shift around to the south now. it will b

educational technology firm is promising to bring hundreds of new jobs called 2u, located in new carrollton will move to a bigger site, doubling its work force to more than 1300 employees. they work with schools like the university of georgetown to provide online showerses. >>> they say crime doesn't pay, but in the district it sure could. >> dc lawmakers approved a bill to pay residents to not commit crimes. nick giovanni has more. who will be paid? >> reporter: that's the big question, andrea. they have yet to identify how they will go about the process of finding the people to put in the programs they will talking about. the number right now is about 200 at risk of violent crimes, and look at the background of where it's coming from. it's based from a program in richmond, california it commits people at risk of being involved in a violent crime. they will pay up to $9,000 a year in stipends in they go through the scram stay out of trouble. it was unanimously approved by the dc council as part of a bill discussed and approved yesterday. here's reaction to the bill this morning. >> they ar

you measure it, @and places like dover, new @philadelphia, canton and may be @akron over toward carrollton @and portage, trumbull county's @you will get six-8 inches worth @of snow. @because this is a wet, heavy @snow compacts down to maybe @four-5 inches because it's so @heavy and wet. @you will see three times as @much snow in a shovelful as you @would in a lake snow that fell @just a week ago. @be careful clearing the snow @out there this morning. @>> we've got some pretty big @closing command, closings @command, we mentioned alliance, @north canton schools are now @closed for the day, orville city @schools are closer today. @as we had through the day, we @fast-forward here to 9:30 this @morning, and you can see the @back edge of the snow moving @out from west-east at that @point. @by the lunch hour, we are dry @and just seeing a lot of @overcast skies. @that will continue into the @evening commute. @here is a look at your winter @nation seven day forecast. @today is going to be a mess. @that really does include the @wet snow, and heavy wet snow @and snow covered roads and the @timing o

the light rail will connect bethesda and new carrollton. right now there is still no word on who will pild the purple line or whether funding is even in place. homeowners have until the end of april to remove sheds and tree house $3,000 to help them out. >>> smoking a cigarette in a car while there are children in that car may soon cost you some money. if new legislation proposed by a virginia house republican becomes law, people who smoke while there are children under eight years old in the car will be hit with a $100 fine. the house has given preliminary approval to this bill. opponents say it is an overly intrusive measure by state developme government. >>> it could be easier to install life saving equipment if the mayor gets her way. a bill eliminates many of the obstacles keeping people from installing automated external defibry late tors. many experts say aeds literally bring people back from the dead giving step by step instructions on how to place electrodes on to an unconscious patient and delivering shocks only if they're needed.

eleven o'clock last night on jefferson avenue near dresden drive officers found an eighteen year old carrollton man with an apparent gunshot wound to his left calf medics took him to the local hospital with non life threatening injuries. he's expected to be okay about eleven hours before that shooting officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of twenty fifth street and oak avenue when officers got there they found a nineteen year old with two gunshot wounds to his right leg. police expect him to recover and the first shooting happened early yesterday morning at the pond a cafe and lounge on jefferson avenue just below about it first right here on daybreak officer say a hampton man was in the parking lot with friends just before two a m someone shot him in the chest when he stepped away to make a phone call. police say his injuries were life threatening but they haven't released an update on his condition police are investigating each of these shootings individually officials have not said they're connected if you know anything that can help please call the crime line at numbers right

carrollton, an emergency with that particular line, and we're looking ating thunderstorm warnings beingssued across the area. we have seen about seven tornadoes there, and the throat is not over. we were going to be seeing a lot of activity for the next 4-6 hours across this region. most of mississippi is under tornado watches, and still, louisiana and alabama. but the area of red that you see, those are tornado warnings, and they keep getting shifted more to the north and the northeast, and we're picking up more activity down here in the southwest, which we're going to be watching very carefully here. i want to take you up to the north, the winter part of the storm, and i want to show you video that came out from parts of denver, colorado. this was at the airport. we were talking in denver, more like 500 to 550 flights canceled because of that particular storm. and also, they saw in some areas, 3 feet of snow. i want to show you where the big threat is going to be right now. we're talking blizzard right now, and that was the big warning last night into iowa before the caucuses. while w

the modern streetcar connects bethesda and new carrollton, but if you're a homeowner who lives alonge tuss shows us why you may be having to make some major adjustments to your property. >> all of the neighbors have been told the same things. >> reporter: whathe neighbors in chevy chase are being told is that they have to move parts of their property that now sit right in the path of the planned purple line. robert's two sheds, the smaller one on the right which he built himself, have to go. >> this project has been percolating for 20 years. >> reporter: but now the reality is setting in. the purple line which would run right near in robert's backyard right next to the capitol crescent trail has more steam an ever. construction could start this year. some are frustrated how the state is handling this project. no firm details about who will build it, yet homeowners have to act. >> and more importantly if there's no funding that's been lined up to build it, am i doing busy work for somebody else? >> reporter: robert is one of dozens of homeowners might have to move their property, thin

three in march might decrease down to thirty one twenty six right now in windsor and twenty nine in carrollton and the cars northeastern north carolina more of the same but if you want thirties in the mix thirty than at morgan's corner and thirty one right now and del there's a cold start to the day is going to actually enter the days will talk about that the winds are going to be quite as breezy as they were yesterday. pretty calm especially little bit farther and one and as you get a little closer to the coast are seeing the winds pick up just a little bit reporting twelve mph right now in hampton on satellite and radar something nice and dry some not tracking any rain but we do have some high clouds push offshore right now across northeastern north carolina and the outer banks but we will continue to see a lot of sunshine today as high pressure builds as to our south. that's going to keep the southeast drivers are not as these clouds with all due to the jet stream are seeing a dip in the jet stream that's helping to bring down that colder air from canada as we head into sunday the jet strea

53. the warmest areas will be northern kentucky in the middle 50s from falmouth, dry ridge and carrollton. that's about the same in other areas later on this afternoon. right in the low to mid-50's but we're adding 10 degrees on the temperature. some very strong wind gusts. power outages possible. much larger storm system moves in for next week. there's snow flakes. all that and more coming up at 748. guys. >> the search is on for a new police chief at the university of cincinnati. >> chief and major resign after an independent review as a result of the samuel dubose shooting. body camera shows ray tensing shooting and killing samuel dubose. >> sometimes people get fired but they are given the opportunity to resign was that the case? >> we're not going to speculate. people are free to speculate if they want to but we don't do resigned. they chose to resign. exactly what their motivation ships are becomes a personnel matter for the university. >> good rich was a police chief for a year. race tensing was indicted for murder and he'll go to trial in october -- >> a man is not charged for mur

the storm has been moving in a northeastern direction from geiger to aliceville to carrollton. we expect the storm to continue tracking to fayette county. aliceville police said that the storm damaged the federal corrections institute in aliceville as well as a few homes nearby. storm tracker brett adair reports significant damage to structures north of mcmullen. there were reports of two people who were trapped north of mcmullen. one person was freed and crews were working to rescue another person. minor injuries were reported in that area. a brick home has damage and several mobile homes have been damaged as well along martin luther king road. we are also receiving reports of trees and utility poles down. strong winds blew pastor ray foundation on martin luther king road in the sapps-beaverton area near aliceville. but the church next door is still standing. here's another look at that incredible video of a tornado that touched down in western alabama tuesday. the twister was on the ground just about 45 miles west of tuscaloosa. tornado watches have expired this morning for s

delays to new carrollton on then orange line delays to largo onor the blue line and some delays dy forain and congest tion.geo tow plan ahead.planhead put your rain boots on, grab o your jacket and hood you may beb standing out in the rain walkini to those locations give yoursels time. time aside from that in prince willrl yup right now rainy commute railroad crossing failurere fitzwater drive just east of nokesville road. r work out for that in princen pnc william. take a wide locule you can see c all that red and yellow rainn causing tons of congestion getsn and early start and have someaas patience. back to you guys.ck t >> all right. coming up on>> good day, roy rogers is making a come back. the first new one in maryland just open. >> and how do you choose thehoe right peanut butter for yourtefo family? we've got some tips ana advice from the fox medical mic team. is this the michael jackson free willie song? song? >> it is. free willie.li hold me. me. ♪ >> i don't know the words. ♪ >>> straight ahead, trump tries to make it three in a row.it t >> forget the word caucus. just go ou