reporter: donkevious johnson' s mother tells wesh by phone she' s devastated by the loss of a son she says anchored her family. >> he was the person that kept everybody together. reporter: before a shooting took his life, don' kevious played one year of football at bcu in 2014 and continued to study he was also the new dad of a four-month old daughter. ask -- >> he was planning on proposing to his baby' s mother. reporter: the shooting took place outside a country club off campus. police say it stemmed from an argument that got out of hand. two other bcu students were also seriously injured,trey williams and justine cunngingham, they' re both recovering. police say suspect lamont postell junior is responsible, and he surrendered to police and was booked into the volusia county jail where he' s being held without bond on murder charges. don' kevious' mother tells us she can' t fathom how a fight between young people would end her son' s life. >> he just was the type of kid that you fell in love with, it was the smile that he had he just tried to keep people together and keep peace. rep

the driver, 23-year-old, derrick johnson' s lifeless body was found inside the car around 9 ' clock this morning. neighbors say the car didn' t make a loud sound when it crashed into the pole. a neighbor called and said somebody had wrecked into the pole out front here and we ran to window to see what was going on. reporter: they thought the person had possibly lost control of the car. neighbors were horrified to learn someone had been shot and killed on their street. neighbors are relieved police made an arrest in the case. >> usually don' couple cars broke into during the summer, but otherwise, there' s really nothing that goes on here. this is a quiet little neighborhood, and we' d like to keep it that way. courtis: police did make a quick arrest in the case, however, investigators have not said how the two men knew each other. witnesses tried to help the victim, but it was too late. >> these are responsibilities that i take seriously as should everyone. they are bigger than any one party. they are about our democracy. courtis: antonin scalia an influential conservative of the u.s. su

matt: donkevious johnson' s mother tells wesh by phone she' s devastated by the loss of a son she says anchored her family. >> he was the person that kept everybody together. matt before a shooting took his : life, don' kevious played one year of football at bcu in 2014 and continued to study psychology here. he was also the new dad of a 4-month old daughter. >> he was planning on proposing to his baby' matt the shooting took place : outside a country club off campus, police say it stemmed from an argument that got out of hand. two other bcu students were also seriously injured, trey williams and justine cunngingham, they' re both recovering. police say suspect lamont postell junior is responsible, he surrendered to police and was booked into the volusia county jail where he' s being held without bond on murder charges. don' kevious' mother tells us she can' t fathom how a fight between young people would end her son' s life. >> he just was the type of kid that you fell in love with, it was the smile that he had he just tried to keep people together and keep peace. matt the victims wer

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he' s accused of shooting and killing 23-year-old derrick johnson saturday morning. johnson was found in a car that had crashed into a pole in the he died at the scene. police are not releasing if the two men had a relationship. the rabbit hash general store in boone county is a total loss after a late night fire the building, which dated back to 1831, was closed at the time of the fire someone passing by saw the flames and called the fire department. when firefighters arrived flames were shooting from the roof and the front windows. the building eventually collapsed. some folks took the sign before it collapsed. officials say the icy conditions and all the merchandice in the store made the fire hard to put out. cincinnati road crews are already on 12-hour shifts working to prevent slick roads ahead of today' s storm. the city says crews will focus on areas prone to freezing and re-treating roads additional teams will report today to prepare for the they will hit it as soon as it they' around the clock through the monday morning commute. bless their hearts. jennifer:

now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weekend edition ((sharie johnson)) > u-s supreme court justice antonin scalia died during his sleep... during a visit to west texas. thanks for joining us... i'm sharie johnson. scalia was on a hunting trip with friends... a government official said the justice went to bed last night and told friends he wasn't feeling well. this morning... he didn't get up for breakfast... and was found unresponsive when someone checked on him. in a statement... chief justice john roberts said he and other justices were "saddened" to hear of scalia's passing. u-s senate leaders are already clashing over who should nominate scalia's replacement. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell called for the vacancy to be filled after obama's presidency ends. however... senate minority leader harry reid called for the seat to be filled "right away."/// ((sharie johnson)) > we have an update to a story that had many people talking on social media... 8 news now has learned the k-9 officer was attacked by a machette. this happened yesterday during a 12- h

police had originally thought they were responding to a car crash when they found johnson' s wrecked car saturday morning. they eventually discovered he had been shot. lisa: the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived home overnight to fairfax, virginia. there is a battle is now brewing between the president and the republican-led senate. republican hopefuls senators marcio rubio and ted cruz said president obama could nominate a new justice, but the senate wouldn' t act. democratic hopefuls say the president has plenty of time to appoint a new justice. they' re afraid eight justices could stall the high court. mark: los angeles is preparing for the 58th annual grammy awards. they will be held at the staples center. crews were out on friday working to put on the final touches on before the celebrities hit the red carpet for tonight' s snow. rapper l.l. cool j will host the awards for the fifth year, and it will feature performances from several stars including adele, taylor swift, and justin bieber. closer to home, the big story area of course the snow. lisa: wlwt news 5

johnson' s mother tells wesh 2 that she' s devastated by the loss of a son she says anchored her family. >> he' s the type of kid that you just fell in love with the smile that he had. he always tried to keep people together. reporter: two other students were also seriously injured. they are tres williams and justine cunningham. they are both recovering. police tell us the victims were all students, but the suspect was not. jason: thank you. former florida gator aaron hernandez has settled out of court with a man who says hernandez shot him. alexander bradley claimed hernandez shot him in the face and dumped him in a parking lot in 2013. hernandez is already serving life in prison for murder and faces trial for a double murder. bust making headlines out of australia. detectives say they seize $1 billion worth of the drug place, a form of meth. they say the bust is one of the biggest in australia' s history. four people have been charged. people in flint, michigan could soon be getting government help with health care. michigan' s governor has asked the feds to provide medicare coverage

police were called to a report they found johnson' s wrecked car and eventually discovered he had been shot. mark: donations are pouring in landmark. so far more than $30,000 has rabbit hash general store. it was damaged by a fire saturday night and the owners were only able to salvage a few items. the cause of the fire is still lisa: let' s check traffic on this monday. the snow has moved out, but the freezing conditions remain at least for now. kyla: we are seeing mostly clear conditions, fortunately, on our interstates. it is those sites the roots -- sidestreets in order for woodward he will see the potential for stowe coverage and ice as well. things are off to a good start in that letter volume we will see because of the holiday will help us out as well. we have downed wires this morning because of earlier accidents will stop reading road at haddock, wires are down in the area. if you' re near sydney and bellfield lane, we' re they don' t wire situation as well just west dorchester, we have reports of a broken down vehicle passed i-71. from the mount auburn area to as well. things

johnson: nothing at this time. chris: no answers from the department of health in osceola county about central florida' s first confirmed zika patient. do you think this is an isolated incident in osceola county? belinda johnson: well, people travel back and forth, and it' s where people travel and travel ing to other countries and coming back. chris: what we know about this case? the patient was diagnosed in osceola county. the person contracted zika after traveling out of the state. in fact, the state health department says all 14 people who now have zika in florida, acquired it during their travels. the state says the patient in osceola county is not a pregnant woman. belinda johnson: obviously there' s a potential there could be other cases. chris: that' s why several counties, orange, seminole, and of course osceola, have been spraying in february, some like they would in the summer. alan harris: we expect there will be a case come into the county at some point. chris: that' s why health officials are asking you to dump little. if you have flu-like symptoms, seek medical attention, especially if you' re a pregnant

erin, this investigation started last year, that' s when this teacher was now he faces more than a dozen charges related to child pornography. paul johnson-yarosevich, a former manchester elementary school gym teacher, was arrested in 2015 by manchester police for posing as a girl online to get a student to send him pictures of herself. the young girl' s father reported that his daughter was being contacted by someone online. investigators say the girl did her herself. at the time, johnson-yarosevich, who' s from maine, was charged with a felony count of prohibited use of computer services for using the internet to attempt to seduce, solicit, lure, or entice a person. parents at the school were notified, and the district cooperated in the investigation. now, nearly a year later, johnson-yarosevich is facing more than a dozen charges, including distribution of child sex abuse images. according to court documents, johnson-yarosevich knowingly sold, exchanged, or otherwise transferred visual representations of a minor engaging or being engaged in sexually-explicit conduct. court documents say the pictures were sent out through facebook in d

this was sent in by angela johnson. here' s another picture. plenty of snow coming down as scott is sitting inside his mild house. take a look at miranda here, looking beautiful in kentucky. no kids playing on the swing set. i' m sure they will get out there as the snow continues to fall. we will have a timeline on this forecast and the chance for some more snow tomorrow evening. courtis: our western counties are seeing the thickest snowfall right now. we shot this video a short time ago in harrison on i-74. be sure to take it slow if you' re heading out to dinner or any events tonight. further north westbound i-74 is shut down in decatur county, indiana. state police say multiple vehicles crashed between the 127 and 132 mile markers. pedro sanchez shot this video for us at the crash. they say at least one crash involved injuries. westbound lanes are shut down at exit 132 right now. police don' t know when they' ll be able to reopen the interstate. a live look at the brent spence. a tricky drive for the past 3 hours, stop and go, as the snow ac

jim: tonight, we have learned that bill cosby dropped a lawsuit against model beverly johnson. cosby' s lawyers say they do mean to refile the civil suit before the statute of limitations expires. police and missouri arrest the officers say that the driver had more than 20 weapons on them. the chase started after the suspect threatened to people with a gas station. a woman and for young children were also in the truck. no one was hurt. angela: dozens of taxi drivers took place in a protest following day introduction of uber driver' s in ukraine. the drivers are against uber due to the lack of regulation and registration for uber driver' s. this will result in unfair competition. jim: providing water in the middle east can be difficult and expensive. in the united arab emirates, pilots are doing something called cloud seeding. highly fires all compounds in that attracts water baker -- figure. it does work. stewart: coming up next, new information about a bizarre string of convenience store robberies. now deputies are trying something new to catch them. plus, attention lifeguards. deltona

paula johnson will be the 14th president of the women' s college. she' s on harvard' s faculty and serves as chief of the division of women' s health at the medical school and boston' s brigham and women' s hospital. johnson will replace president h. kim bottomly, who is stepping down next summer. congratulations. anchor: einstein was right. a prediction he made 100 years scientists call it historic. new technology made it possible. as one put it. they' ve got astronomy with ears. new at 6:00, pam cross say they are looking forward and back. >> you have to use a little imagination and a lot of animation to understand why scientists are so excited. they gathered at mit to celebrate and explain. it' s final confirmation of a part of albert einstein' s theory of relativity that masses in the universe collide, and send waves of energy at the speed of light. >> the power and explosion was brighter for that brief moment. it was brighter than all the shining stars in the universe. reporter: astronomers at mit and caltech set up twin observatories called li

johnson-yarosevich, a former manchester elementary school gym teacher, was arrested in 2015 by manchester police for posing as a girl online to get a student to send him pictures of herself. the young girl' s father reported that his daughter was being contacted by someone online. investigators say the girl did share inappropraite pictures of herself. at the time, johnson-yarosevich, who' s from maine, was charged with a felony count of prohibited use of computer

johnson-yarosevich, a former manchester elementary school gym teacher, was arrested in 2015 by manchester police for posing as a girl online to get a student to send him pictures of herself. the young girl' s father reported that his daughter was being contacted by someone online. investigators say the girl did share inappropraite pictures of herself. at the time, johnson-yarosevich, who' s from maine, was charged with a felony count of prohibited use of computer to attempt to seduce, solicit, lure or entice a person. parents at the school were notified and the district cooperated in the investigation. now, nearly a year later, johnson-yarosevich is facing more than a dozen charges, including distribution of child sex abuse images. according to court documents, johnson-yarosevich knowingly sold, exchanged, or otherwise transferred visual representations of a minor engaging or being engaged in sexually explicit conduct. court documents say the pictures were sent out through facebook in december of 2014. school officials placed johnson-yarosevich on unpaid leave last year and now no longer employed. ed: that was kristen carosa reporting. the teacher will be back in court in may. maria: right

the youth vote to win including first time voters like 18 year old monica johnson. ( monica johnson/sander s supporter) he understands the fact that things aren't easy young volunteers are also supporting clinton. (victoria sanchez) women's rights are something secretary clinton strongly believes in and always fought for about 40 percent of voters in new hampshire are not registered in any political party... they can make up their minds on primary night. weijia jiang cbs news manchester new hampshire. pl joncich)) > on the otherde of the aisle...nald trp was back in new hamhe today with a packed mpaign schedule.after a disappointing finish iwa, the businessman isstepnup his efforts in erst in the nation primary. trump was leading ithe polls iowa before a last minutesurge from cruz. trump's campaign is trying to avoid a second loss in new hampshire. political analysts say its too late for trump to build a ground game - because it's a strategy that's months in the making. but... everything is not lost just yet... for the eccentric billionare. (( andy smith, unh, "if donald can continue to be t

johnson. >> a very good kid. he' s always smiling and cracking jokes. good guy. and just sad it happened like that. >> reporter: daytona beach tells news 6 the shooting happened early saturday morning at the indigo lake clubhouse. officers say johnson got into a fight with the suspect, 23- year- old lamant pastel. >> the fight spilled outside and the loser of the fight runs to the car and retrieves the firearm and fires 3 shots. >> reporter: chief mike chitwood said johnson was fatally shot in the head. two other bcu students at the paerpt were also shot. >> typical friday night and what college kids do. they look to rent a place and have a party and no one expects in college to end up like this. >> reporter: students now coping with the loss of the fellow wildcat, bcu football player and friend. >> we can' t be upset by that and push forward and he' d appreciate that. i know he' s going to wrap around us. >> reporter: pastel is facing attempted murder charges and expected to go before the judge some time today. reporting in daytona beach, amanda castro, news 6. >

nbc"s jennifer johnson has our story tonight from washington. << fresh off her huge win in south carolina...hillary clinton worked the crowds sunday in tennessee...a super tuesday state. (sot hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate :07-:12) "and i need your help on tuesday - the tennessee primary is really important!" clinton clobbered bernie sanders by roughly 50 percentage points. (sot sen. bernie sanders/(d)presiden tial candidate :16-:21 - super already on screen!) super in upper corner - nbc meet the press - already on screen "we got decimated...that's what happened. among older african americans, it was pathetic." (take graphic full ---------------in/out --------:22-:35) a new nbc, wall street journal, marist poll shows donald trump trailing ted cruz in cruz's homestate of texas on super tuesday...but trump beating both cruz and marco rubio in georgia and tennessee with 30 and 40 percent of the votes. (---------------- graphic out ----------------------) cruz and rubio are attacking trump....cruz about taxes...rubio saying trump's a fraud. (sot sen. marco rubio / (r) presidenti

local 5's elias johnson sits down with andrew long to talk about how he's rising up from the bottom he created for himself. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" lucas: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm lucas casey. lucas: our top story...police are on the lookout for two escaped prisoners this morning... lucas: authorities say the pair went missing from the newton correctional facility... guards discovered jessy foley and michael amodeo were gone during a routine check saturday night. at this point, three local sheriff's departments as well as the des moines police department are working to help find them. both men were in the minimum security facilty for drug- normally be considered dangerous. but that's all the loose. department of spokesman: "if someone's going to take the risk of escaping, you have to some threat. however, there's some kind of hiding factor where want to get caught." lucas: when they're caught, the two inmates face additional five year prison sentences for escaping. if anyone has any information on the missing inmat

and johnson plans to appeal a woman' s death to baby powder. her family claims she got ovarian cancer from using the talc-based powder for years. they sued johnson and johnson, and the jury agreed, awarding $72 million. hundreds of similar lawsuits. orange county' s public school workers are making a stink over wages, in silence. dozens of employees, like bus drivers and cafeteria workers, held a silent protest at last night' s school board meeting. a union representative told us they' re unified in their push for a pay increase. >> these are the faces they -- of their employees. these are our bus drivers, are cafeteria workers, our custodians, our maintenance, our food service and they deserve better. made about the wage debate at the meeting. we are inching closer to the high school basketball title game. pat clarke is an update on the local teams and the magic take looking for a chevy japan. and the magic take on the worst team in the nba. but you' ll see why that doesn' t looking great and stepping out with confidence includes having beautif

wlwt news 5' s karin johnson explains what local health departments are doing to stop the spread of the disease. karin: it' s a contagious illness that attacks the liver and it' s on the rise in s rate of hepatitis c infection is among the highest in the country. more than 1100 cases were diagnosed in 2015. that' s up 27% from the year before. hamilton county' s hep-c numbers have also risen from 1150 cases in 2014 to 1774 last year. >> what' s the most alarming to us in public health is that we' re seeing so many more cases in that 25 to 34 age group. we know that' s also the age group where we' re seeing a lot of opiates due to the disease of addiction. karin: health officials say our region' s struggle with hepatitis c is closely tied to high rates of intravenous drug use, like heroin. >> we' re seeing more cases of hepatitis and we' re also watching very carefully the hiv numbers. karin: people often become infected with both viruses through sharing needles and syringes. locally, hiv numbers have stayed relatively the same. for health officials, stopping the spread of these infectio

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monday, jury s ordered johnson & johnsototoay fox's family $10 million in compensatory damages and another $62 million in punitive damages. marvin salter her son. her whole fight was not just for her but so many other women. was anna werner reporting. johnson and d hnson said in a statement it sympathizes with fox's family but says the verdict goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc as a cosmetic ingredient in multiple products. off its latest renovations. there was a grand reopening at the terminal at bryan circle. renovations include changes to the terminal, cket counters, oorsrsnd walls. there is also new airport restaurant. the ribbon cutting also kicked off the return of great lakes aviation. marijuana is sending more people to the e-r. coming up on 11 news at 4:30. a new study veals just how many out o ostatvisitors are ending up in emeency. but first, a new law could mean some people willllot get in trouble for puffing. details right after the break. slowing around bijou. powers blvd. pockets of congestion. 2 minutes through toto. an hour toenver. 40 minutes

local 5's elias johnson is stuck outside of the hotel, still waiting for security. jack: (adlib trump's lack of campaign organizaiton, security problems with the press, change of locations at the last minute, etc. stephanie: (adlib) stephanie: center of the stephanie: political universe tonight, and a lot of the coverage can be full of glitz and glam. the caucuses have attracted big name celebrities and national media. but in other parts of the state, the first decisions happen in some pretty unexpected places. local 5's nikki davidson is live in rippey to tell us more. " " out where its quiet... and there's more silos then traffic signals. come monday night... some will leave the beaten path... for a dirt road... that leads here. (yes we're very excited) to where mary weaver is baking up a big patch of "donkey bars"... a democratic snack... for the democrats that will be making a nikki: this is one of iowa, where the caucus happens in a living room. (we have three delegates that will be coming out of this caucus) that means friends and neighbors will gather of four

local 5's elias johnson is at the hotel where trump plans to celebrate later tonight, elias? elias: stephanie: stephanie: caucuses start in less than an hour, and people are already lining up at their locations. in west des moines, republican caucus goers meet at racoon river park. that's where we find local 5's claire powell. claire, as you're talking to people out there, have they already decided which candidates they want to support? claire: (adlibs) claire/live: back to you in the studio. stephanie: if you're still unsure where to caucus tonight, visit our website to find your location. that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie: the biggest question of the night is how many people will show up to caucus. it's one thing to go to a big event where your favorite musician or actor is stumping for a candidate... it's another to stand for an hour at your caucus location to show your own support. jack: local 5's sabrina ahmed and amanda krenz are downtown in your local election headquarters at capitol square with our political analyst steffen schmidt. they join us now for more insig

cancer center in batavia. investigation is about, but patients have called and told wlwt news 5' s karin johnson is we' and on wlwt news 5 at 5:00. it' s nice out now, but we' ll soon be hit by rain and snow. wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico has when it will arrive in cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. randi: good afternoon. it' s sunny right now, we have about 12 hours before the changing weather arrives very. the temperature at noon, 48 degrees. pushing 50 already. we roll into the low to mid 50' s through the afternoon. you can see the planner showing at 5:00, 52. more clouds as we get into the evening hours. eventually as we approach midnight, rain moves in. the storm is split right down the middle with what we see wednesday versus thursday. for tomorrow, and a strain will be around in the early morning hours. maybe a couple of thunderstorms rolling through the afternoon. none severe. the big concern will be standing water on the roadways. that' s a possibility for maybe some flooding. as we head into thursday, it' s a thanks to the warm air recently, contact at first. some slushy acc

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bond was set at $250,000 this he' s accused of shooting his cousin derrick johnson saturday morning on tulsa court. johnson died at the scene. in court this morning, williams attorney said the shooting was an accident. where a man weilding a machete attacked four people re-opened today. the owner says. his spirit won' t be broken by this. >> i got knocked down. but i got up again. you are never going to keep me sheree: the nazareth restaurant has been closed since the attack happened thursday night. investigators say they still don' t know why mohamed barry came to the restaurant and targeted customers. signs and cards of support lined the outside of the restaurant today as it re-opened. the restaurant owner says, he doesn' t want this to be a place of sadness. >> it' s heartwarming to see this for hany. all the love and support. because he is a good person. he' s a small business owner. i mean this could ruin you. >> this is the feeling this is the happiness and i want that back. i don' t want this to be a mourning place. sheree: investigators say one of those most seriously injured r

s 10. a martinsville man pleads guilty kelly johnson entered a guilty plea in u-s district court in danville to one count of possessing a in furtherance of a drug- trafficking offense. according to evidence presented during the trial .. johnson .. who is a previously convicted felon -- was found to be illegally in possession of a gun marijuana. a bedford county man is charged after police say .. his two pit bulls bit two kids and attacked another dog. 26-year-old john maddox is charged with two counts of owning dangerous dogs. police say .. the attack happened wednesday afternoon. the dog that was attacked died a day later. the two children were taken to lynchburg general hospital .. where they were treated and released. the two pit bulls are being quarantined at the bedford county animal shelter. maddox is set to appear in court on march 21-st. jurors are expected to hear closing arguments in the kevin quick murder trial monday before beginning deliberations. after calling five witnesses to the stand in federal court in roanoke. testimony centered around alleged gang leader "halisi uhuru ."

sheree: we' re leading the way with the latest information on today' s shooting and the teen who now facing charges. karin johnson starts our team coverage from madison township. reporter: sheriff jones has identified the shooter as 14-year-old james austin hancock. he' s an 8th grader at madison schools. tonight, he' s in the juvenile detention center facing a handful of felonies including two counts of attemped murder. hancock was in the cafeteria with fellow classmates this morning. it was 11:15. the first junior high lunch. of the day. he took out a gun and started shooting. at this point we do not know if he was targeting anyone in particular. two students were shot and flown to miami. -- miami valley. after the shooting, hancock ran out of the door and tossed his gun. deputies had him surrounded in

wlwt news 5' s karin johnson joins us live from hamilton with the details. reporter: a heartbreaking story for everyone involved. me they hope other teens will hear what happened and make better choices. tristan lacey in a butler county courtroom today holding a bible and wearing a cross. the teen and his family turning to their faith during this difficult time. 18-year-old mark valentine' s family is too. they joined hands in the courtroom. >> whats your plea? >> guilty . . reporter: as tristan pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide. the 18-year-old was driving his car drunk, blood alcohol level.1-0-6. he lost control and crashed on marx brother eric was also in the car. he wasn' t hurt and spoke to us a few days later. >> sometimes i' ll be thinking about him and i' ll just be little brother and all the good times we had together. reporter: today valentines parents told me they want other teens to hear mark' s story and look at his senior picture. they want teens to stop and think about mark before they get in a car. >> we all cared for him and th

the socon.....wofford playing its final game of the regular season.....the terriers in johnson city..... taking on e-t-s-u.....1. early on.... eric garcia... beats his man and lays in "2" of his 9.... terriers up 1.2. late 1st half....fletcher mcgee.... with "3" of his game high.... 22 points ...... still.... wofford down one at the break. 3. just over a minute to play in the game .... mcgee.... pull the terriers within 2.4. :25 seconds to play .... the sharp shooting freshman strikes again.... this "3" cuts the bucs lead to just 1. 5. but an eric garcia 3-point attempt in the closing seconds is no good.... as e-t-s-u holds off wofford.....71-66. in cullowhee....with a win over western carolina..... furman can wrap up the 3-seed in next weeks conference tournament .....1. late 1st half.....devin sibley.... takes it strong to the hoop and comes through with the nice left handed lay-in for two of his game high.... 24 points....2. moments later.... stephen croone....connects for "3" of his 18..... paladins up 1 at the break.3. but in the second half.... the catamounts take control..... and hand the paladin

the house, they go into the backyard the male has a confrontation with a black male in his 20's )) sharie johnson it's unclear why the man was at the home, but police say he had a backpack full of tools that he used to break in. ((lt. dan mcgrath, metro the property manager draws his weapon and starts giving verbal commands to the black male and then at that point, he engages in a fist fight, the fist fight goes to the ground, at some point, i don't know if he regains his footing, but he's able to retrieve his firearm )) sharie johnson a neighbor shared surveillance video she recorded of the aftermath, but been handled differently. ((renee isaac i'm gonna call the police, i don't have a gun but i wouldn't go get my gun and confront the people )) sharie johnson but george trombley of black bird realty and management says his property managers began bearing arms 6 years ago after they encountered trouble at a house. ((george trombley, black bird realty & mgmt we we're going to a house, it was in the fall, it was dark from 6pm at night and there were people there that we're stealing the appliances a

nbc' s jennifer johnson has our story from washington. fresh off his big win in south carolina... "we had such an amazing victory yesterday - incredible!" donald trump campaigned sunday in georgia...a super tuesday state. trump beat second and third place finishers marco rubio and ted cruz by a substantial 10 percent margin. the often-brash businessman now says he needs to start acting like a commander-in-chief. presidential candidate :xx-:xx super already on screen in upper corner - fox news sunday "i think i'll be very presidential at the appropriate for my life." rubio says gop voters have to be careful. presidential candidate :xx-:xx super already on screen in upper corner - abc this week "the consequences are extraordinary if we get this election wrong....and republicans need to nominate somebody who's going to unify this party, grow the party and who's going to win this election." ted cruz, who came in a close third, is not concerned. "our game plan from day one was to do well in the first four states and consolidate conservatives to go forward into super tuesday and bush ha

s./// ((sharie johnson)) > we've gotten used to the unseasonably warm temeratures these last few days... but get ready for some changes. meteorologist tony smith joins us now with more on what to expect this week... tony? tony smith <"i'm meteorologist tony smith, it feels more like spring but it is still winter. so, i hope you enjoyed your warm weekend. right? let's talk about sunday, highs for sunday were nice with temps in the 70 once again. but here's what you can expect into the overnight, partly cloudy, with a low around 52. north northwest wind 11 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. for washington's birthday -- president's day: expect mostly sunny, with a high near 76. north northeast wind around 9 mph. now, coming up in a few minutes, on top of a pacific storm system that will move through the region late wednesday and thursday, bringing strong, potentially significant snow to the southern sierra and chances of precipitation - more on that potential - later in the wscast, sharie."sharie johnson)) > it's lentine's day and couples are flocking to las vegas chapels to tie the

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. adrian: scalia' s death means next month' s supreme court arguments over contraceptives, obama' more likely to favor the administration. s vote, a case -- today we spoke with a professor who said that while justice scalia' s opinions are progressive, they fairly served a purpose. >> an important thing about justice scalia was that we knew on every progressive issue he would have a dissenting opinion. and it is that dissenting opinion that i think makes our adrian: without scalia' s vote, a case that conservatives might have won 5 to 4 could end in a 4 to 4 tie, leaving in place the conflicting decisions of lower courts. he describes it as the worst headache of his life. >> i had no idea what it was. i just knew that i was sick, so i thought was some other kind of disease. adrian: what it is like to be diagnosed with the zika virus, and why he is going back to countries that are hit hard by the virus. plus, frigid temperatures and (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's

johnson hasn' t commented on cosby' s decision. jason: a controversial new gun range will open its doors today in volusia county. volusia top gun will have alcohol being served just feet it' s located on bellevue avenue volusia top gun' was approved by city leaders last summer in a 5 to 1 vote. in place scanning i-d' s to prevent a customer who opts to michelle: space-x is now working to figure out a new launch date for its falcon 9 rocket. the second attempt at liftoff was scrubbed last night with just one minute and 40 seconds remaining in the countdown. flight controllers made the decision after discovering liquid oxygen was flowing into the unmanned rocket. the launch had already been pushed back because of high winds wednesday. michelle: jason: that wind is gone, but it is still cool. better than when we were getting blown down yesterday. amy: yesterday, it was so gusty. we had gusts at 35 miles per hour. michelle: my car was all over the road. it is scary. amy: i-4, with all of the construction you can' t tell where your lane

wlwt news 5' s karin johnson is live with the story you will see only on wlwt. reporter: this training at wilmington college was intended to teach students how to react if an active shooter were on campus. what students like senior jadie riewoldt didn' t expect to actually have a fellow student shoot an airsoft gun at her. she was hit in the side by a pellet. -- and injured. she says a few minutes into the seminar thursday night on campus two students carrying airsoft firing into the crowd. it was part of the training. today wilmington college confirmed the training was conducted by a wilmington police officer. a college spokesman says they relied on the officer' s judgement about how the training should be conducted and it' s unfortunate this happened. jadie and her parents say they understand the importance of active shooter training but says what happened here is irresponsible. >> i could' ve been shot in the eye. there could' ve been someone with medical conditions to where this affected them and it did cause physical damage and function, i shouldn' worry ab

and former northwest assistant lee johnson is back. fairfield' s dante ended his career line on the field with a blown out knee. this past season he was in nfl catching passes from famous jameis winston. it' s an unlikely story, but while back in town working out, he told that story to our elise jesse. elise: wide receiver donteea dye started his football career here at fairfield high school, but it almost ended at this level his senior season >> i couldn' t feel my leg so i didn' t know what was going on i just knew i wouldn' t be able to go to college and play football . him by after the injury, but then, heidleberg university came knocking. >> never heard of the school before they came, but when i went up there for a visit it was everything i ever imagined, it felt like i was supposed to be there and i still feel like that even to this day. elise: there earned second team all american honors, he used his speed to catch the attention of nfl teams at the regional combine, entering the league as an undrafted fa all of his hard work eventually lande

nbc' s jennifer johnson has our story tonight from washington. (super: atlanta :00-:xx) fresh off his big win in south carolina... (nat sot from donald trump) "we had such an amazing victory yesterday - incredible!" donald trump campaigned sunday in georgia...a super tuesday state. (graphic take full ------------in/out -----:xx/:xx) trump beat second and third place finishers marco rubio and ted cruz by a substantial 10 percent margin. the often-brash businessman now says he needs to start acting like a commander-in-chief. (sot donald trump / (r) presidential candidate :xx-:xx) super already on screen in upper corner - fox news sunday "i think i'll be very presidential at the appropriate time....right now i'm fighting for my life." rubio says gop voters have to be careful. (sot sen. marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate :xx-:xx) super already on screen in upper corner - abc this week "the consequences are extraordinary if we get this election wrong....and republicans need to nominate somebody who's going to unify this party, grow the party and

was taken by one of the passengers in the car, jehwaun booker, during the chase wlwt news 5' s karin johnson has new details about the chase and the men arrested. reporter: this is a 55 mile chase through three states. tonight three the people are here in the justice center and under arrest. the chase started near sharonville. the interdiction unit try to stop the driver for traffic violations. they continued into ohio. the car eventually start -- stopped at skyline. anthony duane was charged with felony fleeing and eluding. also arrested were two of his passengers. they say that 22 euros to on booker and chuck fully have gang >> he came over the curb and almost hate -- hit the airport. the fourth passenger in the car was not arrested. they found a handgun and a small amount of marijuana inside the car. the car was a rental. mike: the tech to say no one was hurt during the pursuit. -- the say no one was hurt during the pursuit. kevin: i' m keeping a close eye on them. the severe southwest as we go through the dinnertime hours. from our area. over the next couple hours, we waves of rain as we

s/ sen. kevin kinney/ (d) johnson county "it's adding it to the toolbox that law enforcement can use." and lapointe says it's a step in the right direction.... s/ ruth lapointe/ victim "i defiantly think this bill is going to help future victims by clarifying it." >> the iowa senate has passed a bill that would require motorists to change lanes when passing bicycles. supporters of the bill say half of all deadly crashes have been caused by cars trying to pass bicycles without changing lanes. the bill now heads to the iowa house for consideration. this summer, the boys club of sioux city will become the boys and girls club. with more than 4- thousand clubs across the country, sioux city's is one of only four that still is just a boys club. the transition is underway and on june 6th, it will begin welcoming girls for its summer program. the club will offer some "female specific" programs to make the transition easier. organizers say it'll be "hopefully this gives them the oppurtunity to have a safe fun place that they can go after school to learn and grow throughout the school year and th

ebinger last year and has the final approval.in the corridor -- the southern district of iowa serves s johnson and washington counties. the controversial documentary series "making a murderer" has left many people around e nation, even some right here in the corridor, with a bad image of the wisconsin city of mantiowoc. mantiowoc. the series documents the murder trial of steven avery, and suggests he could've beenen framed by law enforcement officers.now there's a campaign to set the record straight. by the people who call the town home. home. wind and traffic)terry kovarik: manitowoc moves at a cities. and that's just fine with long time lake shore residents.claudia halonen: "i enjoy the senior center here for people our age. it's a fantastic place to gather and do different t tivities. we love the lake shore."jennifer thompson: "the temperature in the summer time is cool. i like that. and i like all the small shops, like the one we're in now.."pro-avery protestors: "don't imprison and innocent man."anti-avery protestor: "yeah. let's put him back in your community." terry kovarik: but protest

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wlwt news 5' s karin johnson joins us with more. karin: the trial began two weeks ago and ended today with the women being awarded about $200,000 each. they argued they were held to different standards than the male general managers. >> we put everything into chipotle. karin: working 70 to 80 hours a week they sacrificed time at , home with their family. tina reyolds and stephanie ochoa say they were proud of their accomplishments as general managers of area chipotle restaurants. then a new area manager was >> in december, i had made a complaint to the team leader about some things that were going on that i wasn' t comfortable with and wasn' t happy with, and from that time on, my career at chipotle just kept getting harder and harder. >> so he just started making me do other things that he wouldn' t ask the males to do at all and , the biggest thing was the audits, performance reviews. karin: reynolds says her male counterparts, who were getting worse audits, weren' t reprimanded, while she was fired. >> it' s like a mac truck that

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johnson was aware of and neglected the dangers. the company is appealing the ruling - which represents the first award of damages by a u-s jury over similar claims. johnson and johnson says it stands by the safety of its heartbreaking news for some of you chocolate lovers out there....the american chocolate maker 'mars' has announced a recall in 55 countries. the recall includes millions of mars, snickers and milky way chocolate bars produced in the netherlands. the company said.....mars, snickers and milky way bars with best before dates between june and october 2016 should not be eaten. celebration and variety candy packs are also being recalled. samsung unveiled the new galaxy s-7 and the s-7 edge during a tech conference in barcelona. and the s-7 edge during a tech conference in barcelona. its the first-ever virtual reality device- a camera capable of taking 360-degree pictures and videos. aptly named "the gear three-60," the camera can shoot virtual reality pictures and transfer them to your phone for editing. and you can view it with a headset. samsung invited facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg on stage to help promote their virt

johnson, wlwt news 5. the u.s. attorney general' s office is also involved in the investigation. sheree: a mom defended her boyfriend today. even though he' s accused of punching her 4-year-old daughter and pushing the girl down the stairs. anthony popplewell pleaded not he told the girl' s mother she fell down the stairs. today a judge gave popplewell a 100,000 dollar bond and ordered him to stay away from children. sheree: prosecutors are recommending 20 years in prison for the man at the center of a latonia. 43-year-old michael vaughan pleaded guilty last week to six counts of wanton endangerment. police say vaughn shot at them after holding his 3 children inside a home in december of he' ll face sentencing next month. mike: the rain is moving in tonight. it' heading through the southeast right now. chief meteorologist kevin robinson joins us with a look at --. kevin: it is quiet but it will not look like this much longer. there should be plenty of rain on there. here' s a look at the storm system tonight. you can see the rain pushing up through hearts of southern kentucky thi