jennifer schack. how are you? jennifer: good. jonathan: i am heartened by the six days today. jennifer: i feel like we got gypped on the sunrise all weekend. it was great today, greg yesterday. nothing great coming out. jonathan: we will have hope for next weekend. jennifer: when it will be wet on saturday. think -- the cloud cover has not broken up yet. 20 of sunshine this afternoon helping the temperature. no precipitation right now. today we will bring back some sunshine this afternoon. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 30' s. basically steady through the night and the morning. we do not have the south winds increasing much. waiting for sunshine, we should climb into the 40' s pretty quickly. s. a mild day today. than yesterday. we will keep the warm up into the work week. we do have some sunshine and rain to talk about. timing for both of them, coming up. sounds good. jonathan: -- sounds good. sound -- it was a great weekend for donald trump. finishing a close second. marco rubio came in third place , he had 16. john kasich fourth, 14% of the vote. throughout northern kentucky polli

jennifer schack. jennifer, happy march. jennifer: thanks so much. happy march to you. jonathan: thank you. jennifer: 15 days until spring officially starts. jonathan: wednesday, the reds took on the indians in the first spring training baseball game. jennifer: i heard they did well, right? jonathan: i don't know. i called my dad to talk about it. he said the weather's good. i don't know how the game went. jennifer: the talk in the newsroom, they're doing well. jonathan: the forecast is doing well. we got a little dicey here and there. jennifer: moisture today, a dreary, wet, damp day. then a couple dry days when we get to warm up nicely. a stretch of above average days for the work week. take a look. satellite and radar this morning, lingering flakes trying to scoot out to the south and east. haven't seen much for the 275 loop in cincinnati metro. the line of snow showers moving through indiana, now into northern kentucky. falmouth to dry ridge. over interstate 75 if you're heading south. it's not going to be a problem, kind of slushy snow showers out there. big flakes coming down. maybe sl

jennifer schack temps will get and she might even mention snow on this saturday, march 19, 2016. this is news 5 today. jonathan: snow! good morning, everyone. welcome to news 5 today. jennifer: i was going to spin it in a good note. jonathan: thanks for joining us on this snowy saturday. no, it's not that bad. jennifer: first off, not snow yet. second off, last day of winter today. last official day of winter. jonathan: you say almost no chance of any kind of accumulation and many people won't even see it. some could see a snowy mix. jennifer: most will not see it. the question mark is the amount of moisture. this time of year, we have the moisture but not the cold air. today, we have a system combining the two. in spots, we'll see snow showers. downtown, not much. maybe a mix at best, but we probably never transfer over to all snow. we're still holding on to over 40 degrees. look at citycam. it's dreary, wet. we had steady rain early for downtown. right now, showers building back in. almost all of hamilton county is heavy out 74 towards harrison, then a couple of spots trying to transfer over on the radar to see a couple of flakes mixed in. air temperatures where we'll transfer to snow showers in the next few hours, we'll be above freezing and the ground is comfortably above freezing. should not be

jennifer schack. hello. jennifer: good morning. jonathan: how you doing. jennifer: doing good, how are you? jonathan: well. jennifer: what have you got for me? string of 60s coming our way. jennifer: there will be a 70 in there. jonathan: i should have put on bell bottoms and a button fly collar. that will take you back to the '60s. jennifer: we're not there yet but will be for the work week. today is the turnaround from a cloudy couple days. jonathan: i meant butterfly collar. i said button fly. what do i know about fashion. jennifer: i didn't know the difference. 52 the forecast high today. 49 is the average. not too much higher than we should be. i think what you'll appreciate is the sunshine for the midday and afternoon. visibility is improving right now. we had low cloud cover dropping back. but we're seeing improvement. haven't seen a lot in the way of fog develop. morning. it's been off to the east. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, above freezing within the 275 loop. a look at satellite and radar showing some of the low clouds still lingering. so with our sunrise on the eastern horizon, looking

jennifer schack. well, at the moment, does not feel very good out there. and there's rough weather ahead. you wouldn't know, the week we just had, went by. it was so beautiful. jennifer: let's relish mid 70s tuesday. jonathan: the grass is grows. jennifer: i got a sunburn on sus day, i spent so long outside. it was fantastic. mid-mampb mid-march, you don't remember spf. jonathan: for the long term, we're headed in the right direction. jennifer: the first half of the forecast, we'll struggle. second half, we get through spring weather. we have to get through 40s, cloud cover, rain and a little snow. here's a look at citycam. visibility is high. we've had some rain showers downtown. ongoing right now, nothing too heavy. temperatures are ranging, some counties, mid 40s from cincinnati south. it looks like for the 275 loop and south, we'll make it through with chilly rain. northern and eastern counties later this morning. we'll see a transfer over to a brief window of wet snow. north of dayton, snow showers. we've been all rain. we're still saturating the atmosphere at the ground level. it's been dry. the trend will continue with increased coverage of rain in the next couple hours. expect a band of rain to the west to overspread during the

jennifer: jennifer donelan, abc 7 news.eon: three people pleaded guilty in their roles in delivering the fatal doses. tragic development and odenton -- in odenton, a toddler murdered, dying of blunt force trauma. a 22-year-old is charged with murder. this is the first homicide in anne arundel county this year. a terrifying ordeal of domestic violence against a young mother. after being assaulted by an acquaintance, and when she went to drive home, her attacker was hiding in the backseat. tom roussey explains the chain of events that followed and how the suspect was caught. tom: fairfax county police say this all began very early thursday morning. attacksold mark breaks a 28-year-old woman in what the police say was an active domestic assault. she was taken to the hospital. ricks fleas in her car. the police and security received a report that ricks has come looking for her. they don't find him, but they find the car, eventually returned to the woman. she is released from the hospital, she is driving a short distance away wi

jennifer schack's stomach has been rumbling. jennifer: we've done the story every year. every year i say i'm going to go. so good. jennifer: who doesn't love italian. who doesn't love sunshine? jennifer: sunshine today, mid 40s today and tomorrow. a couple of cool days. a mild midweek. a couple of dry days into midweek. thursday, a cold front coming in looks like it will bring a good amount of rain and thunderstorms with it. then cooler temperatures behind it. but not as much of a cooldown. we're headed in the right direction. jennifer: my daughter, gee gee meet spaghetti and meatballs or >>> good morning. all-out brawl, violence breaks out at a donald trump criminally in rally in arizona. at least one arrest. this morning the man is speaking out. >> what was going through my mind was put your arms over your head because this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. >> trump's campaign manager wading into the crowd to grab another protester. this as the race to stop the billionaire becomes more frantic. we're live on the campaign trail this morning.

jennifer: i don' ve got to bring back my basil. jonathan: you think? jennifer: i' [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jonathan: all right, great to be with you guys again. see you next weekend. >>> this sunday. the republican establishment has tried persuasion. >> mr. trump is a con man, a fake. >> it's tried schoolyard tactics. >> and you know what they say about men with small hands. >> and still, donald trump keeps winning. but last night, more ugliness at a rally. [ shouting ] >> as trump warns of violence if he's denied the nomination.

jennifer schack. citycam 5 has shades of gray. gray, gray. that's very gray. jennifer: it's better than yesterday. jonathan: you're right. jennifer: the lens was wet. jonathan: it's almost white, a whitish gray out there. i guess we've got cloud cover. jennifer: we had midlevel clouds out there. they're trying to move off to the east. with the sun coming up from the east, we're not going to see much early sunshine. in a couple hours, i think they're doing well scooting out. we'll see midday sunshine, afternoon sunshine. it comes back today. help our mood and our temperature. but ten degrees warmer today than yesterday for the afternoon high. tomorrow, about tep degrees warmer than where we'll be today. we're doing well. jonathan: we stick with the temperature for many days. this is good. spring for the whole week. the forecast today, 52. we should be at 49. the low so far, 35. average low is 31. so on both accounts, not too far off today. a look at clouds in place right now. the citycam. any morning fog we may have had earlier seems to have lifted and mixed out. so temperatures climbing nicely. mid 30s currently. as we get into s

jennifer jennifer and derrick shore as well. >> call security. if you can't make it down to 8th street for all the fun. tune in tonight. it starts at 7:0:0 it is warm, we're in the 70s. i know a lot of people want to me down and see jennifer. >> i may just be there a little earlier. it will be a long day, until 4:30. >> good morning, here'a look, the sun is currently rising and temperatures are falling . these showers are trailing all the way back over the florida straits. it will hit thehe 7-mile bridge. these are holding together, they look pretty good. plenty of rainfall from chicago oftlanta. even along the gulf coast, due to a boundary at the surface. as we take it up to the atmosphere, you canee a little shortwave spinning over eastern georgia. back here, there is a blow-up of moisture, a piece o energy that there help spark up showers and maybe even storms across northwest florida, with the sea breeze kicking in later today, you can see a couple of showers developing, especially ov the everglades and inland areas. broward county, by around 4:00 p.m. best chance to see a few showers high rip current risk, so be careful. boating conditions are basically ce, a light shop. tides today. >>. >> coming up in this morning'

jennifer schack. finally the rain has stopped. jennifer: it was a little deceiving with this graphic. i want to highlight the rain total. .83 of an inch for cincinnati . today is a reprieve before more rain returns for the weekend. andy late evening showers move out but the clouds stick around. we may have a couple of spots with fog.dry dry conditions on the radar. visibility is coming in high with the exception of wilmington. we do have a little bit of a

jennifer: i'm not going to know it. jonathan: you might. my momma don't like you and she likes everyone . is that harsh or what? jennifer: justin bieber. only because they told me in i ear. >> cheaters back there in the booth. my 13-year-old son has become a big fan. so we've been listening to quite a bit of bieber lately. he's getting better. but that line -- jennifer: i was wondering. jonathan: how about a harsh line. my momma don't like you, and she likes everyone. what's not harsh is the forecast come midweek. jennifer: we have a couple cool days today and tomorrow, then we'll come out of it, back to what we've been enjoying. yesterday, if it wouldn't have been for the 70s earlier this week, it wouldn't have been too bad. been for that one 20-year-old in the booth, you wouldn't have gotten that right. jennifer: that is satellite and radar. we have a quiet start, unlike yesterday with the rain and snowflakes. yesterday, they were coming from indiana. there's precipitation in spaen indiana this morning, but its' sinking south and southeast. it will go into south central kentucky. we'll end up with mostly clear skies this morning. we have cloud cover to the east of us as well, trying to move westward. we're in between the two systems and so far it's worked out pretty well. quiet conditions this morning. no rain, a dry stretch of weather. not sure w

jennifer schack, did you see the sauce? the stirring stick. jennifer: they won't notice if he gets a bolts of ttle of it for me. jonathan: the stick stands up in the sauce. jennifer: have richard ask if it's a soft or a hard meatball, because is it crumly or soft meat? i need to know before i go. weather. jennifer: a couple of cool days today and tomorrow, then we come out of it. in the morning, it's a coat wearing morning. temperatures this morning, you note that to our west, temperatures bump up. to our east, they bump up a little. there's a swath of 20 degree temperatures we're dabbling in for cincinnati at 29 right now. and that's because we had the clearer skies. the system to our southwest bypassing us with clouds, flakes and rain showers sinking south, not into our direction. appalachians is trying to build wefd westward, hasn't made it in for us. we have an area of clear skies leading to a colder start. there is a wind chill to factor in. visibilities are high at ten miles. no fog, not anticipating any development. dry conditions on the radar. temperatures are struggling. this morning in the upper 20s. by 8:00 a.m., we're at 30. we top out this afternoon

cbc investigation. it found many servers were forced to wear sexy outfits to keep their jobs. jennifer jennifer quit her job after she didn't wear enough jewelry. >> see many wear tight miniskirts and heels. it's crazy, really hits home. >> how do the men feel my toes are limp. >> and that hurt their ability to do their job. they took twice as long and even stopped bringing in refills. how people felt entitled to touch them. >> and i was joking the first time. i feel like, i heard about it. right now. >> those they were making, were after a while, still uncomfortable. . >> they kicked their heels to wear on the job. ashley durk, krks news, ottawa. >> what's surprising, high heel part. i like having that option. i learned to wear comfortable ones. >>> police make a strep on burglaries. >> and donald trump picks up a big endorsement. >> somebody needs to be there he's going to die is sad. i could say, i don't want to deal with this. that doesn't change the fact he's going to talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, scream. only one guy's done more than talk. kasich. he'll do for a fm

jennifer schack. how are you doing? jennifer: doing great. yourself? jonathan: doing better than the forecast right now. kind of misty, cloudy. visibility over the last hour. we're not going to have the sunrise that we normally -- jonathan: that's a bummer. should be soon here. we're missing out on some color in favor of gray, which i guess is a color of sorts. jennifer: that's true. cloudy, start to finish today. sunshine all of tomorrow. we salvage the second half of the weekend. we have to get through a cloudy, damp and cool day today. a look at citycam, showing quite a bit in the way of cloud cover. earlier, with thicker clouds overhead and a little mist, a little flakes in the air. snow showers in northern kentucky. those are diminishing at this point, but those clouds are hanging tight. wlwt radar, the 275 loop is dry currently. some of those flakes exiting for the southern counties. they've been weakening. they moved across the 71/75 split at a pretty good clip that may have produced slushy snow on the roadways briefly. that should be alleviated as temperatures climb briefly. this is moving out. this is our chance for a mix in the morning. wait for rain showers and midday. we have cloud cover in place. temperatures sitting just at and above freezing. the coolest spot in wilmington holding at 32. the rest of us on the freezing mark. the forecas

jennifer: i called the radisson folks. jonathan: we'll get that changed? jennifer: the reveal is coming up. jonathan: it's a tease. i like your pink top. jennifer: thank you. i have a lot of pink in the wardrobe. spring when is i like to bring it out. good stuff. temps. i'm not sneezing at 52, but it gets higher and stays. jennifer: march 1 starts meteorological spring in terms of assessing and categorizing the weather. jonathan: when you're in march, you're in spring, even if it snows, because it never sticks long. jennifer: this time of year, it's wet, brief snowfalls. and there's none in this forecast. temperatures, we have quite a few, a stretch of overnights in the 50s. jonathan: i can put my basil plant outside. i started it already. it's been laboring on the kitchen table, trying to take on the rays through the glass. jennifer: put it out today, leave it out through tuesday. here's wlwt radar. we'll keep it dry today. it gets active into the work week. in terms of today, the main concern will be cloud cover and fog this morning. not anticipating any precipitation. some of the low cloud cover still in place this morning. not quite moving

jennifer schack did. looks good. jennifer: thank you very much. i said spice it up. take it back to where it probably should have been. we had a photo shoot for the weather department. things will be rolling out soon. jonathan: looking forward to the new promotions. and looking forward to the string of 60 and above. jennifer: we'll book end the forecast. rainy today. rainy late in the seven day, but nice days in between. one of them falls tomorrow. we start the warmup. this morning, satellite and radar showing we have a band of moisture arriving at this point. flur res flying, a snow shower or two. the southwest counties. barntd r band currently moving. heading down 71 and 65 south of the split. we'll run into snow showers. it could should be close to the freezing mark. slick spots could be isolated this morning. not too much of a problem. this is the morning mix for the early morning hours. we'll climb nicely. it should be all rain showers for the midday and afternoon. visibilities are down. we have temperatures sitting close to the freezing mark. the forecast high today, 47. average high, 49. we have more sunshine starting sunday. we'll talk about the warmup coming up. jonathan: in middletown, new murder charges weeks after a mother was shot to death. a dayton man is charged in brittany russell's death.

jennifer joyce is live at city hall. jennifer, things got well they got little heated at the meeti meeting. >> reporter: lucy things did get a little heated. it is a sensitive topic that has a lot of people concerned a lot of parents in particular concerned -- i'm sorry about that. and mayor kenney was there tonight where he addressed the issue and tried to come up with some solutions. >> packed house at their rec center in south philadelphia -- >> we need everybody to take a stand. it could be your kid tomorrow. >> reporter: passionate plea to step up and stop the violence plaguing this community. >> your kids supposed to bury. not burr rue your kids. >> the conversation was intense. >> what about the children that the street already got because that's the problem? >> reporter: feelings are fresh. one day after two teens were shot. then hours later, another shooting all three in the grays ferry neighbor. >> if we get these kids off the street and off the corner after school and at night we're going to stem a lot of these problems. >> reporter: organizers say mayor jim kenney asked to attend the event. in light of gun violence over the last 24 hours. he says he's working on a solution. >> on thursday, i'm going to introduce a budget that is going to ask for a $300 million borrowing to renovate and refurbish every rec center, library and park in the city. >> reporter: other solutions were discussed after the media was asked to leave. ortiz says progress was made. >> i believe this is the beginning of a good start. i just want to figure out how -- this is what the meeting is about. figure out how we can pull together as a community. >> reporter: progress certainly positive but this community has a long way to go. for meetings are likely to come. lucy? >> all right, thank you jenniffer. authorities after the people who fought two dogs and ditched the losing dog when a good samaritan broke up the dog fight. here's got news much the pup that lost is now in loving han hands. we want you to know we're blurring the photos because their graphic. they took the dog to the delaware humane society association in wilmington. he's recovering at the brandywine valley spca the rescuers saw a group forcing the dog named clancy to fight another dog. people behind it all ran off with the other dog. the brandy valley spca is offering $500 reward leading to an arrest in this case. >>> a guy breaking into women's homes. he doesn't steal a thing. what he does in their bathroom that's really cheaping these women out. >>> and police chase looks like it's over. the car cornered. everybody is inside. they scattered. what they did next no one could have expected. >>> plus busted at the airport. what one man was trying to hide in his shoes worth close to 100 grand. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's

jennifer. >> jennifer: yes. >> neki: all did. >> jennifer: right i. let's talk about the weather and drink your cafecito or whatever it is you're drink right now and enjoy the live view out of the fort lauderdale tower cam. nice sunny skies. winds are picking up to is become breezy out there. beautiful sunshine out there. a few cumulous clouds over the atlantic ocean s s not a cloud in the sky at least over broward,, miami-dade. all the way down through the keys and miami. it is s degrees way north northwest breeze and 9 miles per hour. but surely we'll warming up at least in the next hour so we can warm up as quickly as four more degrees. so we're actually forecasted to see temperatures go up into the low 80s today. and it's not too far from above normal but our normal for this time o oyear as far as the high goes is 79. 80 degrees. so right around there. but we'll get to that seven day forecast in a second. now no rain roont dar to talk about and as you can see out of the camera view. not a cloud inside. in factual croots southeast. high pressure dom

. >> jennifer was a star student in the process of applying to college when that future was cut short. >> jennifer was 17 years old when she was murdered. >> jennifer's mother says her daughter was the type to put a smile on anyone's face. >> if you were sad, you were not when you were talking to jennifer. >> her life was taken by her sister's estranged husband. her sister just filed a restraining order against him. >> once the restraining order has been filed, that's the most dangerous time. >> angry, monique came to their home while andrea, jennifer, was there. he shot through the window and came inside. >> i just heard a lot of screaming. i heard my grandkids screaming. >> unable to find julia, andrea says he went into jennifer's room. >> jennifer was on the floor trying to stay out of range. and he shot her four times. andrea is hoping her story and domestic violence advocacy helps others before it's too late. she says looking back, she saw signs of abuse in her daughter's relationship that led to her other daughter's death. now she wants to encourage others to speak up. >> let people understand that other people have gone through it and that it

jennifer? >> jennifer: probably, it is hot out there andrew. and almost hitting 80 degrees with a current temperature of 79 degrees and 79n the cos. not only are the temperatures five degrees above the average this time of year, humidity will make us feel much warmer and this is what it feels like out we saw the 70s and it feels like 82 in miami. that is significant. we need to drink the water today. a lot of events are going on outdoors and you want to make it a beach day, keep yourself hydrated out there. and on theadar are, showers are tracking in northern colli county and a now showers have lingered and like a band headed to westin. and a lot band of rain headed your way in parts of broward and should disa pate as it tracks cross the northeast. out ahead of it, there is a threat of thunderstorms. the storm prediction centete giving out a marginal risk from tampa to naples and just north of miami. can have a thunderstorm, is so steamy and with daytime heating, can't rule them out. it is spotty and not a complete wash out. and behind the front we coldown. use the sun screen. no advisories for boaters out there. south wind, 10-15 knots. and the buys for the keys, moderate. and now boaters keep your eyes on the sky today. and if there is no rain, it will feel uncomfortable. and tomorrow is the first day of spring. that will welcome us nice and cooler weather. and with with a high of 70. andrew. >> thanks, jennifefe >> andrew:. the spake craft carrying the the ation. it is carrying two russians and an american astronaut as well. williams will stay six months and be the u.s. record holder for most days in space. they are all expected to return to earth in september. >> neki: oh, my baby bosh. >> andrew: and the newest member. march madness in the canes, >> sportrtanchor: if the heat and lebron james were in a book in a relationship it would be 's complicated and he won two championships in miami. to make it more complicated, there was this. lebron coming to south florida to hang out with dwayne wade. his picture caused a stir on social dia. and as lebron takes on the heat, wade said >> lebron don't care. you do what you want to do. and he comes down to miami. and is a part of it. >> sports anchor: how about slam dunk contest eric gordon off a lf court. lebron taking it all the way the other way. cavs clinch it. hurricane in the second game. and that's what the head coach wants out of his guys as they take on wichita state. all of these games are tough. >> i think you know, especially in march where you play teams you never faced and never seen them on tv, it is a challenge at first. and you know, we have an opportunity to do a lot of very good things, in march. and over all, everybody was focused and aware that anything can happenn the tournament. >> sports anch: the canes were tied with louisville until willie steps up and a winning grand slam. hurricanes win that 18- 4. check out kevin spacy packing his bags. he is hinting and coming to south florida. multiple reports said he is expected to be in the panthers gage against the red wing. the team is ralliedround spacy and the space shirts and spacy had a lot of fun on social media. sports wrap. >> neki: congratulations in order for the bosh family. his wife gave birth to twin boys earlier this week. she held phoenix a very and the miami heat star holding lennox noel. they are happy and healthy and so are the parents. >> many baby p boshes now. >> neki: yes. you>> andrew: dancing with the >> neki: we'll tell y >> andrew: show them your moves. we are two days away from the premier of dancing with the stars. >> neki: this is hard work competing for the muror ball trope. brown. she's got the moves, to. >> reporter: he's known for showing off the moves on the football field. antonio brown is ready to bring that touchdown down to the dance floor. >> football you want to move quick as possible. and in the dance room you have to move q%ick with great posture. >> reporter: they are getting ready for the premier of dancing with the stars. he is splitting the practice time between l.a. and south florida practicing on thehe studio in sterling road. >> it is a great time in miami. >> reporter: there may not be similarities to football and dancing. but antonio believes it is hard work and discipline, something he deals with every day in football practice. he has a challenge ahead of him. his first dance is the quickstep. >> he has so much to learn. it is one of the most difficult ones on the show. >> i am moving quick but not good posture. it is a challenge. >> reporter: antonio is lucky to be paired with sharna. and she won last year. and she warns there is a lot of hard work ahead. >> he is an incredible athte and he has steeler nation behind him. >> she's doing it a long time and a veteran. >> reporter: ja nice fernandez, local ten news. >> andrew: so again dancing with the stars premiers this monday right here on local ten. >> neki: much more ahead. we'll follow the latest on president obama's upcoming visit to cub a.>> andrew: we have the overnight in russia. we'll have your weather thority meteorologist are tracking the chance for rain. >> andrew: time to get grooving in south florida. music and fun and soon to be the nual jazz in the garden festival is. good morning, it is saturday march 19th. i am andrew perez in for are todd tongun. >> neki: i am neki mohan. it is going to it be a great day t pack a poncho. >> jennifer: raincoat or umbrella. you will want to have it just in case neki and andrew. we are waking up to cloudy skies. els like 84. very humid. humidity currently at 74 percent. rainfall in broward and miami-dade and the keys. the development of showers and storms are in the forecast. the reason why. there is a cold front sweeping over the southeast. we have pieces of energy that is it stirring up the atmosphere and allowing for instability to occur. we can't rule it out completely. but it could rain where ever we are going today as temperatures warm up to the mid 80s. we'll have more, coming up. drew drou in lauder hill, there was a triple shooting. >> neki: we have erica on the scene. what do we know so far, erica? lauder hill police are out here. we are off broward boulevard and 31st avenue. crime scene technician are here. we shot video and you can see what is going on. triple shooting happen here. three people were shot and taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. everyb

so much in town this morning, jennifer? >> jennifer: it is hot and very warm at this hour. good morning, ft. lauderdale and all of south florida. steamy continues for head. humidity is pumping with a southerly throw. west and we are in the upper 70s. we are tracking a few showers. they are on the west side and more on the way to come. a lot of cloud cover coming out there. meanwhile, we'll deal with a cold froro early next week. i will tell you how this wilil play a role in our temperatures. all of that coming up, andrew? >> anchor: people in cuba are putting finishing touches in cuba. >>eki: the president is expected to touch down in havana tomorrow morning, we have more from victor? >> reporter: it is a beautiful at an in havana. and all of the talk on the president visiting t e island. there is president maruddo. yesterday. here he is with cub an president raoul cast roechlt venezuela has given cuba oil in the past in exchange for teams of doctors and workers. they laid a wreath. what is interesting about that president obama will make that same exact stop monday morning

right, jennifer. >> todd: we have a cold front coming through and carnivale on the mile. >> jennifer: yeah, come see us>> jennifer: yeah, come see us. nice and are sunny guys in south florida. boy, it will be a lot warmer today with all that sunshine that is headed our way, but right now we are still waking up to a few clouds out there. what it looks like out in ft lauderdale. there is a cold front on the way, and it is passing already south of lake okeechobee. starting off the upper 60s where some of us. we have cooled down a bit. ft. lauderdale, miami, dropping now into 6 degrees. we were in the upper 60s a few minutes ago. 65 in key west. it has been that 65 for key west all morning long. also winds are petition ginning to pick up with the approach of that boundary. and at least homestead up at 13 miles per hour. up tohe northwest. 12-mile-per-hour winds in key west. here is a look at the radar. no rain on land, but there are few showers still developing offshore. i can't completely rule out a shower r two over south florida. that is because of a front. really this cold front is very weak a about right here an

students injured, and another in police custody.first let's check in with meteorologist jennifer ketchmark. jennifer calls for graphic full at keyshowers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before

jennifer. >> jennifer: it will feel more humid later this afternoon. here is a live look out of miami's tower cam. sunny skies out there we have a few clouds developing looking west. on the radar tracking showers producing moderate to heavy rainfall in the middle keys. they are starting to break apart. that's what it looks like. tracking to north. wiewl you'll get a bit of rain with these. other than that for the rest of south florida we don't see any rain just yet, but we will later this afternoon as temperatures warm up to the low 80s. it's a high of 83 for us. but even warmer to the new week. more details with thehe seven day. >> breaking overnight. a ambulance rushing own the man is shot and killed near 10th and ocean. the investigation well into this morning where spring breers in town. the deadly shooting the latest incident keeping police busy this weekend. we're live on the scene with the latest on this. >> good morning. police confirmeded moments ago that the shooting turned fatal. a man after getting shot in the chest died at ryder trauma center receiving treatment. his shooter this morning is on the loose. >> everybody was running. >> a springreak weekend plagued with violence on miami beach. >> i saw the first one when it happened. >> the cell phone video cauring the moments right after a person was shot early sunday morning near the clevelander hotel on ocean drive. those trying to enjoy the night he saw the madness unfold before his very eyes. >> they started fighting and one pulled out a gun and shot the other one from. what i heard, i think, you know, the victim that was shot was 21 years old. >> reporter: shooting on the heels of a rowdy spring break weekend. this was the scene unfolding on the beach. fights on to the streets and crowds clashg with police. with the spring break season underway they d't see it getting better near along the beach. it's been crowded and busy. it's going to be the same way tomorrow night. they are working leads. they mentioned that a second shooting took place. blocks away from this initial one. they don't believe anyone was that the two are connected.. >> search crews looking for the man who took a personal cratercraft. we were told moments ago his name was is jose and he was test driving that water craft nearr blue lagoon lake. it was found in trees but there's been no sigof the missing 40-year-old. >> now to vote 2016 we're getting a look at the latest resultsf last elections. senator rubio and john kasich splitting washington, d.c. republican delegates. ted cruz coming out on top in wyoming. he made this statement after the win. >> it's been a two man race between me and donald. we're thehe only two candidates with any path to winning the nomination. 65% to 70% of republicansnationwide recognize if donald is our nominee hillary wins and it's a disaster. >> meantime on the democratic her lead with four more delegates. senator rubio spoke by satellite with lal 10 here? or political reporter to discuss the state of his campaign as he prepares for the big showdown in the home status. >> wednesday morning some pollster is going to have to ke an explaination as to why they were so wrong because they are all over the place. you have somo polls showing me down 20%s.. we're an underdog. we're in an unusual year. we're running into this eleltoral phenomenon that that is the donald trump campaign. he canant be the nominee. i hope people watched what awaits thus summer and fall if he is the nominee. >> you can hear the full rubio interview with michael putney at 11:30 this morning on this week in south florida. >> todd: campaign chaos for donald trump. protesters allegedly disrupted rallies. this domes after altercations and protests forced a cancellation. el call to arrest them came at a campaign event in missouri where he was interrupted at the beginning of his arrest. >> i hope they are thrown into a jail. they'll never do it again. it will destroy the record. they'll have to xplain to mom and dad why they have ate police record and why they can't get a job. >> trump is making a south florida stop today. holding a rally in boca raton and local 10 news there. the candidates signal the runup to the primary on tuesday. >> it's a big week for politics which meansns a big week for this week in south florida. it's a marathon not a sprint. glenna has a preview of this moing's program. good morning. >> big week ahead and behind us. remember the state budget passed. you begin with marcoubio. florida's candidate for president is down in the polls and facing by all accounts a must one primary tuesday with front runner donald trump's campaign trail erupting to disturbance after disturbance lsm senator rubio gain from that we'll see. the close of state legislative session friday brings new laws for you. important issues really still in limbo. what and who are the winners and losers. two lawmakers are in to discuss that and so much on the plate for today's roundtable. a panel of veteran south florida reporters a.d we hope you weigh in to this week in south florida gets started right here at 11:30. neki, todd? >> neki: thank you, looking forward to it. new morning six people including children now in the hospital after being shot in an accident shting at a gun range. investigators say this is what happened. antiqueehotgun and accidentally fired the gun. they say the bullets hit the ground a victims. all victims treated for non-life threatening injuries. four of the vicks were children 8, 10, 14 and 15. the city of miami police department collectct more than 100 guns and distributed thousands of dlars in gift cards in their gun buy back event. the police department says they collected 128 guns and distributed more than 6,000 in gift cards saturday. the gun buy back event hopes to remove illegal guns from the hands of children and get them off the streets. >> several thieves caught on camera burglarizing in south florida. it happened on kendall on southwest 127th avenue. the alleged suspects a appear to be three men and a woman. the company is offering a $25,000 reward with information >> this is a sunday funday like other. it's calle ocho. time to party south florida style. along southwest 8th street it's shut down because there's no room for anything else other than food and fun. >> 20 blocks of fun and getting in on the celebration. >> neki: we're going to be up in the middle of it. local 10 is starting off the partism she's live at calle ocho. hey -- >> reporter: hey, guys. you know me and my favorite part about calle ocho is the food. a girl has got to eat. we're here at one of many booths. this is all about puerto rican food. tell me about the food you have prepared now and what people can expect. >> yeah, we have authentic food from puerto rico, roasted pork famous in christmas time [speaking spanish] really good food and f fsh. >> reporter: you are speaking to my heart and stomach. all that looks amazing. i want to go head and show some of the preparation going on. talk to me about how long you've been here. you tell me were you here at 4:00 in the morning. >> 4:00 in the morning yes. >> serve prepared on the spot. so everybody is fresh and we have to come with enough time to set up everything and, you know, cook everything was scratch. >> wow, talk about this spot you have. we're on obviously 8th street andd 22nd avenue. you've been here how many years? >> we've been here for 15 years. we make sure that we get our spot every year to service and to share our ethnicity with everybody. >> reporter: thank you so much, maria. i see you have customers already. the food looks nishes. we'll be here all -- 2350d looks delicious. we're here all day long. now, neki, don't tell mama fernandez i'm eating this food. you know how she gets. >> neki: you know when i'm going to say. mama fern says her food nazi. we won't tell her@ a thing. there's no way she's watching, right? >> reporter: i hope not. thanks. >> neki: we'll join her in a little bit along with others. they'll all be there on time. >> todd: from 1:30 until 4:00 you can chat with glenna millberg, and jennifer will be there. >> neki: you can also come say hi to others from 1:30 to 4-rbg. >> todd: if you can't make it for all the fun, tune in tonight television at 7:00 >> hope you are having as much fun as e are. calle ocho. he can'tait. >> you know that movie sleepless in seattle? i think they are doing a remake right here. i'm missing tha hour. >> i'm missing that extra hour for sure. all right todd and neki in south florida. clouds are starting to build over miami. these are not rain maker clouds. not just yet. we do expect a few showers that could develop inland areas later on this afternoon. still a beautiful start to the sunday. broward, miami-dade we're dry. except for the middle keys. that's where we'reeeing this area of spotty to scattered showers. marathon seeing that improvement there. drieronditions. not so much for duck key. this is all tracking towards the north. it's holding together for the meantime even though part of it so even upper keys get some of this rain. many, many s

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jennifer ketchmark is tracking it for us. donald trump came out on top super tuesday.so wait til you good morning tri-state.we are tracking snow this wednesday morning.i'm here with meteorologist jennifer ketchmark. jennifer calls for graphic full at keylight snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. but as temperatures fall this evening, snow will start to

jennifer ketchmark. jennifer calls for graphic full at keyshowers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before we are just hours from possibly learning a motive in a school shooting that rattled the tri-state.the suspect will make his first appearance in juvenile court, accused of opening fire in the madison high cafeteria during lunch. lunch.chris riva, was at the school just after the shooting ...and is live there once again this morning. adlib austin hancock, faces felony attempted murder charges. police say he shot 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffery.they're in the hospital, doing okay this morning - well enough to have received visitors who say the two are in high spirits.two more students were hurt by flying shrapnel.we know at least one was just grazed. my colleague, jordan burgess, joins us live from the butler county juvenile justice center where austin hancock will be in a few hours. hours. that's what everyone wants answers to this morning.. as that 14-year-old suspect prepares for his first court appearanceinvestigators say they have a possible motive but friends seem to be at a loss as to why he would do this. year-old austin hancock is said to be on the wrestling team and described as a normal student.we talked to a girl who was sitting with him in the cafeteria.she says someone made a comment about having a problem with another student.. and hancock said do you want me to shoot him.that's when she says he pulled out a gun and started shooting.. before telling her goodbye as he headed toward the door. "he was a really good friend - he came to school happy everyday - i dont know if he had any bullying issues - i had any bullying issues - i didn't know of anyone bullying him - he was cool with everyone, that i knew" hancock expected in court here at 8-30 this morning.the most serious charges against him.. two counts of attempted murder.. and two felonious assault charges.reporting live.. jordan burgess. 9 on wrapand in just a few minutes, we're going to learn more about what's planned here today at madison high school.there are no classes, but there is work being done. the madison school district isn't the only one dealing with a gun in school. a middletown student was also arrested after a teacher was told he had a hangun in his backback. middletown locked down its schools when the shooting in madison took lifted... a student came forward to told a teacher about the gun. school officials say the student will be suspended after a hearing. breaking overnight.two children are safe in northern kentucky, after police officers found them walking on the brent spence bridge. officials say they ran away from the nearby children's home of northern kentucky and tried to cross the bridge into ohio.they're back at the home this morning. showers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before it's something we keep hearing over and over again. again.you never think it's going to happen to you. you.reaction to the madison school shooting.how the community is coping this morning. it's the biggest delegate grab of the primary season!a lot will be revealed tonight, when super tuesday comes to a adlibback live at madison high school.reeling from a shooting in the cafeteria less than 24 hours ago that injured 4 students.no class today, but there is work to be done i want to bring in my colleague, kristen swilley. this school is closed today to students while the staff meets and tries to figure out how to move forward. yesterday could have turned school resource officer not been nearby and the other members of law enforcement not been there to catch the shooter.this morning thomas hall, the son of the madison senior high school resource officer kent hall says his dad...like the rest of the community...is taking the shooting hard...but is strong. and thomas, who graduated from madison last year and is a township trustee is just glad things didn't end much worse. thomas hall "you never think it's going to happen to you. you really don't. and i think when i was at the debriefing at the fire house one of the things i said was you don't get trained for situations like this. you get trained and then it just kind of clicks." again, staff members in school today to figure out how to move forward. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. chris, butler county sheriff richard jones really praised madison schools for how it handled the shooting? shooting?yes, he said the school followed its security plan well. every school in ohio is required to file a plan for dealing with emergencies and disaster. disaster. the district was also very aggressive in using social media to keep parents up to date. develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before falling quickly this afternoon. it's a make or break day for some on the campaign trail. trail. let's make america whole it is super tuesday.the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. election. voters in a dozen states and a u-s territory will go to the polls today with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake.no states in the tri-state vote today. frontrunner donald trump from paying a visit to columbus today.other candidates are focusing on super tuesday state-by-state, including senator ted cruz, who's hoping to win big in his home state of texas. cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights."hrc - i don't think america has ever stopped being great. let's make america whole sanders "now it is time for political revolution." revolution."9 on your side will have super tuesday coverage for you as the numbers roll in tonight.it's a make or break for some candidates.we have you covered toss to weather weather showers and thunderstorms are returning to the tri-state today and there's a chance that a few could turn severe. clouds will increase this morning and isolated showers begin around lunchtime. then, a more defined area of stronger showers and storms will push east across the tri- state through 4 p.m. this is when we could see damaging wind gusts and an isolated tornado. the storm prediction center has most of the tri- state in a marginal risk of severe storms, but still has the slight risk for our southern and eastern counties. highs reach the mid 50s by 2 p.m. and then temperatures fall quickly this afternoon. we'll eventually see a rain to snow transition overnight. a with little to no accumulation. worries on the roads for the wednesday morning rush. yet another chance of light snow but it will change over quickly to rain here in the tri-state. we are still tracking this system, so we'll let you know just one main guy - supplying an entire village with heroin!where police in wmax fullshowers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before falling quickly this afternoon. new this morning.a cincinnati man heads to court in clermont county today on a charge of trafficking heroin. heroin.investigators say charles crosty is the main supplier of heroin to the village of new richmond.when they took him into custody, they say crossty had more than 37-hundred dollars worth of tracking your chance for severe weather on this tuesday morning.meteorologist jennifer ketchmark is timing out the threat. 2300 shelby: i heard the gunshot go off and then i saw one of the kids go down and grab the leg and fall a local teenager will make his first court appearence today. what we've learned about the madison school shooting supspect this morning. good morning tri-state.i'm kathrine nero. nero.i'm chris riva live in madison, as we follow the latest in a school shooting there that left 4 students injured, and another in police custody. custody.first let's check in ketchmark. showers and storms will develop after 10 a.m. and will be their strongest through 4 p.m. damaging wind gusts are possible along with downpours as these storm pass. highs reach the mid 50s before traffic students at madison local schools will not report to class today.the community is still shaken up after police say a student opened fire in the high school cafeteria during lunch yesterday. yesterday.here's a live look from above the school from chopper 9.dan carroll, can you talk a lit

p>>jennifer: and i'm jennifer pepstein in for laura moody. pit's monday. plet's get the week forecast with pdave. p>>dave: can't complain about the pweekend weather, can we? p>>russell: extraordinary. p>>dave: the mornings can be kind pof cool and that's where we are pright now. pwhile tampa may be sitting in pthe mid 50s, you go east, you pjust get way from the water and pyou see all the buoys on the map pthis morning. p50s along the coast. pwe're going to move quickly for ptoday and what a pretty start to pthe day as well. plots of sunshine, we'll mix a pfew clouds in this afternoon but pnothing is going to stop us from pgetting to the upper 70s for phigh temperatures. p>> very nice. pno complaints along the roadways pthis morning, although there's pan accident reported along 275 pin the area of gandy. pthis camera is just south of proosevelt, southbound taillights pi'll -- i'm not seeing issues phere. asco county drivers, watch out pfor this minor slowdown state proad 52 at i-75. phit and run reported. pthat's off to the side. pyou'll see

jennifer zivic. jennifer, as a colorado girl, are you a buffalo fan? - i am, actually. - i don't mean a football n. not the college-- - yeah, i'm m t really a buffalo fan. - oh, you're not? oh. - no, everybody here is a broncos fan, come on. - oh, yeah, yeah, sorry. - come on, robert. - these? what are these? so a lot of coloradoans like to not tell you what they actually are. they like to tell you after you eat them. - and we're at t e fort, which is actually sort of known for its rocky mountain oysters and its buffalo as well. so we're really getting the signature dishes of the fort, which is sh a beautiful location. and i heard that the menu is basically from the 1830s, like if you were a fur trapper, you know, coming through coloradooin the 1830s this might be on the menu, but it's probably been modernized a little bit. - we're like modern-day pioneers right now. - a little bit, a little bit, in a very pampered environment. i say enough talking. let's eat. ooh, that's so tender, look at that. this is my first buffalo in colorado ever. - wow. - holy cow. holy buffalo. - right, holy buffalo. - mmm! - native americans understood conserving precious resources. they wasted no part of the buffalo now it's time for the rocky mountain oysters. i've never had these, ever, anywhere. all right, so i think it's one of those you got to do with your hands. - this is a finger licking meal, okay. - yeah, and thankfully they've been chopped up. anything chopped up is much more appetizing. here we-- i'm pretending this icalamari. are you ready? here we go. rocky mountain oysters, here we go. mmm! mm-hmm, mm-hmm. - hmm. - let me think about it. not disgusting. um, kind of good. - yeah. i think they're kinda good. kind of an interesting texture. - yeah, it really is. a bit softer than i thought. - right? - exactly. - i was expectinin a little more... all right,t,'m gonna try one more... - i thought the same thing. - ...just 'cause i was a ttle confused. i can't say that i really am gonna crave these and i must have these, but i can say that i'm glad i ate 'em and, um, i'll probably eat 'em again, you know? there you go. it's not moonshine, folks. just water. jennifer wanted to show me around her new adopted home, a beauty of a concert venue and more. this is prably one of the most surreal places i've ever been to, and they have music here, concerts, right? some very famous people come through here and play, right? - it's a really famous place to come see a show, and it's been around kind of a long time, actually. - yeah? - and a lot of the bands and people that play here say it's probably one of their most favorite places to play or their favorite place to play. - - d obviously the acoustics would have some-- we can hear a little sound check in the background 'cause we're gonna have a concert tonight. so the acoustics are just natural, right? so like a canyon. i bet the artists love that, the musicians do. - complete natural amphitheater. - but it's a lot more like even when there's not a concert going on people come here, they do yoga, they can-- you can run the steps, if you're so inclined. i'm not. uh, but if you're so inclined you can do that.

shailene woodley and jennifer lawrence. jennifer lawrence is on the right. >> that's easy. >> next, lake bell and amanda peet. >> amanda peet, yeah, they both have bangs. they both do -- >> okay, here is orlando bloom. and kit harrington. upon orlando bloom is on the right. can we just say for a minute because we know what they look like because we have looked at them in magazines, we oogled them. >> we oggled. we ago -- oogelled. >> we google them on the internet. >> jordin sparks and america jordin is on the left. yeah. >> they do look similar. >> isla fisher and amy adams. >> amy on the right. >> amy on the left. exactly. >> their eye colors are different. >> oh, yeah, they are. >> but by the way, that is something. who do you get mistaken for? >> once i got mistaken for hulk hogan's daughter. >> wait, what's her name? >> brooke. they said you look like the daughter of, the daughter of -- here it comes, hulk hogan. >> have you ever heard that before? >> no, but she is really fun, i like her a lot, but -- and mariel hemingway. >>

jennifer ketchmark. jennifer calls for graphic full at keylight snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. but as temperatures fall this evening, snow will start to new this morning... a 12-year old in is big trouble after mount healthy police say they caught him with a fake gun and a cup of *wine* at school. school.9 on your side's timyka artist joins us live now from mount healthy with how this boy gave his classmates quite a scare this story so bizarre.not only did the boy have a toy gun according police he was walking around and drinking from a cup of wine mt healthy police say the boy is now facing a slew of charges including aggravated menacing and consuming intoxicating liquor. it all happened tuesday at an off-campus achieve placement location for mt healthy junior high students. at one point police say the boy what looked like a real gun at two different students and threatened to shoot one of them. fortunately this gun was fake and the boy was quickly removed from school without incident we are waiting this morning's to get reaction. from officials and parents. and learn more about how the 12 year old got these items in school in the first place. suspect by name because of his age. he's in jdc students in wyoming are also heading back to school today, after the arrest of a student. student.school leaders say they caught wind of a verbal threat made by one student.no weapons were involved.police charged that 15-year-old with aggravated menacing.that teen has been suspended. happening now.fort mitchell police are looking for an armed carjacker who stole an elderly woman's car.this happened around noon yesterday at the remke market on dixie highway.investigators say the man showed the victim a gun, she got out of her car, and he drove off in it. toyota camry like this one with kentucky tag 7-3-6-t-h-v. it's missing the driver side rear hubcap and has a softball size dent under the rear license plate.if you see this vehicle, call crime stoppers at 513-352-3040. a middletown woman accused of leaving a puppy to freeze should be in court this afternoon. afternoon.april kirmse was cited last month for cruelty to companion animals in failure to license. investigators say she left 10- month-old leroy in an alley. when he was found, he was hyperthermic, malnourished and had parvo. also in court today, an amelia mom accused of driving under the influence, with her toddler in the car. car.police charged brandi jernigan with endangering children.they say she veered off the road while driving yesterday.when police arrived, they found jernigan to be on drugs, and her 14-month-old daughter was in the car. the tri-state *won't* be getting any additional funding to fight the growing heroin epidemic.the senate rejected a measure... that would have bill targeting heroin and opioid abuse.republicans opposed the plan... saying there's plenty of money already being spent to address the problem.the drug overdose death rate has doubled since 2000... with more than 47- thousand deaths in 2014. there is another republican presidential debate tonight. and two days after donald trump's big super tuesday win, his fellow republicans are getting ready for a fight. fight.ted cruz, who picked up 3 states including his big get, his home state of texas, is inviting backers of other candidates to come support him instead.and later today, former presidential candidate mitt romney will deliver an address on the state of the race.insiders say he's expected to tell voters trump is the wrong man for the job. if you live in ohio and have questions about the march 15th primary, secretary of state jon husted says he's here to help.he's hosting a twitter town hall this ask election-related questions. tweet him @jonhusted, or use the hashtag ask-s-o-s-husted. you'll notice some street closures downtown this morning. morning.14th street will be closed between central parkway and elm street so a crane can move into position outside music hall.it's needed for the renovation project.the closure will be in effect from seven a-m until five p-m both today and tomorrow... but residents and businesses will still have pedestrian access. light snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. but as temperatures fall this evening, snow will start to it was a long journey home. home.but astronaut scott kelly is finally back in the u-s. u-s.i'm gonna miss it ithis first thoughts after seeing his family, walking, and breathing fresh air. and, why the pentagon is astronaut scott kelly arrived back in houston overnight.this is new video of him as he was welcomed by his family, and his bosses at nasa.kelly landed in a space capsule in kazakhstan yesterday after spending 340 days in space.one of the purposes of this mission was to measure the effects of space on the body, by comparing him to his twin, retired astronaut, mark kelly. he says being home is bittersweet. "i've been there a long time? i looked forward to leaving but at the same time it's a magnificent place? i'm gonna miss it?" it?"and kelly already said he'd be willing to go back. you're looking at new video of what *may* be a piece of the mysteriously disappeared in 2014.it shows a man holding what's described as malaysian airlines flight 370's "horizontal stabilizer."that's part of the plane's tail.the debris was discovered over the weekend on the coast of africa. it's now on its way to malaysia for more testing. deflate-gate returns to court. in just a few hours the tom brady and roger goodell saga will kick off round two - as the n-f-l tries to appeal the decision from last year to overturn brady's 4-game suspension over deflated footballs. footballs.three judges will hear the case in new york - but e-s-p-n reports neither brady nor goodell will be there.we're also learning there won't be a decision on the case today- with the judges expected to take months before they rule on the appeal. legal experts say brady could even be in the middle of the patriots' 2016 season before a light snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. evening, snow will start to fall again. low tonight of 30. there's another data breach to warn you about this morning. morning. it affects some of you who shop online at walmart. what to look out for, and which information is at risk. and an interstate fireball brings the rubberneckers to i-71.more of this crazy video gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" hackers!they're inviting them to try to break into the military's network as a test of its cybersecurity vulnerabilities... "hack the pentagon" begins next month... applicants will have to pass a background check and when that happens, they will get limited access to the pentagon's network... if you use walmart's online pharmacy...your information might have been exposed... to other customers. customers.your name, address and prescription history was apparently vulnerable... during a 4-day stretch last month.if there's a silver lining - it's this:your most sensitive information ...like social security and credit card numbers are safe.the company says it wasn't a hack...it was a problem migrating **servers. it's official... e-cigarettes are *not* allowed on commercial flights. flights.u-s transportation secretary anthony foxx made that a rule yesterday. electronic cigarettes now fall tobacco cigarettes.studies have shown that e-cigarettes contain harmful chemicals... and transportation department officials say they're trying to limit your exposure to those chemicals. take a look at this interstate fireball! fireball!this is actually from yesterday morning on i-71 north at 275.but the driver just emailed us this video overnight. overnight.you can see the vehicle is just a shell.we don't know if anyone was hurt, but you can see there aren't any ambulances in the video. temperatures drop to the upper 20s this morning and light snow is falling. while we aren't expecting a big snow event this morning, some hit or miss slick spots on the roads cannot be ruled out. while we start the day with snow, it will start to mix in with rain as temperatures increase to the upper 30s. while this should support more afternoon, i would not rule out some pockets of snow continuing, especially north of the ohio river. that's where accumulations could increase to 1/2" total. as the temperatures drop later into the evening, the rain will start to change over to snow again. we could see additional minor accumulation of a locations with some grassy areas or seeing the will be a break from the active weather, skies and highs in into the weekend, there a slight mix of snow and with temperatures climbing into the limit our snow window and this rain. sunday looks cloudy skies and highs in the low extended forecast is trending well above normal for will increase at work, you have sick leave. you have vacation time. time.now one office is introducing "period leave." and things keep getting worse jared fogle. fogle.the transformation he's wmax fulllight snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. but as temperatures fall this evening, snow will start to fall again. low tonight of 30. trending now...what seemed almost impossible on the job -- *women allowed to have **paid "period leave." leave."one *british company is about to try it: it:starting in two weeks.. weeks..the 24 female employees at "co-exist"... can take time off during their menstrual cycle.and for the seven guys who work there? there?they embrace the idea. the director hopes the policy will minimize the stigma and taboo of "that time of the *happier work environment. more bad news this morning for former subway spokesperson jared fogel. fogel.he's in prison... and apparently... he's not "eating fresh." fresh."according to "us weekly"... fogel has gained 30 pounds in just three months. he's serving a 16-year sentence for having sex with minors.as you'll recall... fogel lost 200 pounds by eating subway sandwiches. happening now on the 9 on your side facebook page.we're live, showing you everything happening on, and off camera. we know you're checking facebook this morning anyway, tracking your chances for snow today. today.see all that white on the radar?jennifer ketchmark has a timeline for you. a rare overnight sight! sight!the cincinnati streetcar runs a midnight test on the rails. how does free tuition sound? sound?lawmakers in part of the tri-state are working on getting more kids out of good morning tri-state.it's friday eve.and we're watching for snow. snow.let's turn it over to meteorologist jennifer ketchmark. light snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. but as temperatures fall this evening, snow will start to pretty soon you'll have more than just normal traffic to watch out for on the streets of cincinnati.in the last few hours we got a look at one of the differences you'll notice. notice.9 on your side's jordan burgess is live with the overnight streetcar test that just wrapped up. this is right about the time the streetcar is expected to start its route down these tracks most mornings. of course it's still dark now. so how v

and our temps have been rising considerably, jennifer, as wellconsiderably, jennifer, as well. >> jennifer: eric and amy, as we head into a weekend it will feel warm out there. good news. it nice and dry. not too humid. looks great to head out for lunch.leave the umbrellas at home. absolutely gorgeous skies with a few cumulus clouds over ft. lauderdale. 81 in ft. lauderdale. 83 in miami. 83 in key west. we are hitting those 80s. by the way a little bit above that average. this time year we should be hitting 79. so, yeah, we are warmer than that, but it is not too bad. now there is a cold front, and it is still to the north of us, another thing to talk about as far as rain. you can see the clouds sweeping through along that cold front. by the way the cold front is dry, it is weak. it will not bring us precipitation; however, there could be a chance for a few cocotal showers as we head into tomorrow as an east wind quickly returns. so high pressure is building in behind the front that will keep us mainly dry for the weekend. but, again, you can't rule out those coastal showers for saturday r

jennifer: yes. leave him alone. >> is it it going to be a good day on the water jen. >> jennifer: yes. no advisories out there. seas two to 4 feet. as far as rainfall and being dry the wres of today. not completely dry. you can't rule out a pesky shower that rolled onshore. i'll get to the drar nay second but let's talk about the temperatures current late. dropping of 66 to 65 from both miami and fort lauderdale. you head a little more west in pembroke pines at 63 degrees ass well as in kendall. 66 in key west. key west dropped one degree in the past few minutes. winds have been out of north throughout this morning but they will turn out of the east later on. and they will also pick up wind speeds expected to be anywhere between ten to 15 miles per hour by the middle nafaft afternoon. right now you can see theind speeds are light especially for broward and miami-dade with current wind observation of 3 miles per hour. so that's pretty light. also we're waking up to mostly cloudy skies out there with a few showers i've been talking northeastern miami-dade. these are very light. and there's one near fisher island as you can see and over downtown miami i little more north these are light. not a huge impact. however, notice t clouds over the gulf of mexico. that will keep us mostly cloudy for miami-dade and the keys today. here's a look nationwide. there's actually a weak cold front cutting through the central plains and you see the snow. is associated with that low pressure system. at the same time this high over the southeast is helping to pump up that warm air over the south and the southern plains but also the jet stream a love is lifting farther north. that helps this temperature to surge and we're talking 15 to 25 degrees above average this. is the forecasted high for dallas. 79. this time of year the normal is . so that is clearly above the average. if you're heading out to the use the sun screen. no advisories for boaters. as a mentioned a few seconds d d ago the bays way moderate chop. a 30% chance for a few showers. todd and neki. >> neki: thanks jen. >> todd: a young boy fing a tough illness getting a sur price of his life. >> neki: that little boy loves law eorcement. they made him an honorary shsriff for the day. he suffered from ald which say terminal disease. he got to be@ top cop for the day riding around in a police cruiser and being with his heros. if he can feel what it's like to be a police officer or sheriff bre passes. it means a rot that he has the opportunity to have that experience. >> neki: the police department also gave him a ton of gifts to top it off caleb got a chance to meet the county's top judge and tried to on his robe and go to to bang the gaf development. all the stops for him eefnltd liked working the police radio in the squad car. >> neki: i hope he had a blast. >> todd: me too. >> coming up after the break if you need a snog do we have gowt covered. >> neki: we'll lellet you know all the things to do around south florida. >> todd: and in our healt cast kristi kreuger haze special program that is also saving lives. >> neki: but first leers here's a look at the winning lottery numbers.. good luck. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> a always watching. always track. meteorologist jennifer correa. news. (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake publix. >> neki: happening today a yong you one with young tall and he big dreams of we're here for you at the african her tan cultural center iniberty city. to par 'tis you mits live in miami-dade county. en tweent aifnlings eight and 17. and grant prize winner. a free trip and passes for two to seat american idol finale life and five mun bucks to take look. auditions today from noon to 6:00 to. preregister visit the actors play house dpt o. and shine found taition host sunshine at park for wearness and sus prevefntle fitness classes. bounce houses. obstacle courses and music and it runs from ten to 3:00 at markum park. 20 bucks for adults to register.visit sunshine at the park.com. >> one or walk for a great cawd. alexander park in fort lauderdale. the event raises fun

jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan. this is the fighting back wall of justice. local fugitives land here. the hope is they will land in jail. that is what happened to these two. thompson who was wanted in assault and battery was arrested. so was berryman. stafford county deputies look for him on second degree murder charges. the cases are closed. they are adding this man to the wall after he strangled his wife and punched her. carter is wanted for promoting prostitution in spotsylvania county. prince william could they are looking for goodwin for malicious wounding and martin martinez for three count of robbery and the firearm charges. set the wall of justice in motion. the police need your help to find goodwin. he is homeless but still in the woodbridge area. he is accused of pulling out on a knife on another man when a war of words heated up. >> at some point the victim fell to the ground. >> he is 5'10" weighs 235 pounds. black hair and brown eyes. police want him off the wall of justice and put him behind bars. if you see goodell, you are -- goodwin, you are asked to call the police. we'll see you next week with the fighting back wall of justice. i'm jennifer donelan. alison: coming up, getting scammed. is bad enough. getting scammed and rickrolled? we will tell you about that. that is horrible! that story just ahead. leon: talk about horrible, how about a r to old town, alexandria to ask folks some questions about the area. let's go. what common snack was first grown right here in virginia? grapes? peanuts! peanuts! fresh roasted peanuts! (man laughs) peanuts! did that surprise you? that was very surprising! you know what else might surprise you? geico is the number one auto insurer in the d.c. metropolitan area. call or click today to see how much you could save with geico. leon: a homeowner called a phone bank to look for help. joce sterman got them a fix. >> you can't always see the impact of the traffic on the 4900 block of south dakota avenue. but the people who live here say you can feel it. >> it feels in some cases like a minor earthquake. >> heavy trucks on the troubled bumpy block create loud bangs and damaging vibrations. keepi

jennifer has the forecast. >> neki: all on jennifer.>> todd: >> live, the one and only local 10 news starts right now. >> neki: g good saturday morning every one. it is march 5th. i'm neki mohan. >> todd: and i'm todd tongen. makes me mer a little nervous while i drovein. >> neki: why? >> todd: because of the wet roads. do we have more rain for the ekend jennifer has the answer. >> jennifer: and we have a few showers but we expect more later on today. not a complete washout but with the east breeze back in place. that will help bring moisture right onshore. so this morning coastal showers impact north bay village and also down into wynwood as well. but again, these are light driz olz or quick moderate shower. quick movers but even though high pressure is in control a a a mentioned. the easterly winds will help bring thosehowers onshore. also, notice this area of cloud cover. tracking to the east which means we'll have a cloudud day later on today. i'll have more on that forecast cong up. neki. >> neki: thanks a lot jen. police are searching for main who tried to to kidnap teen walk home from school in pompano beach iewvment can see in the surveillance video a 13-year-old running away. she was walking home when the iver ave tan suv called out to her buthe ignored him and then she tried to to get out of car and he tried to to pull her in. studen

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jennifer schack. jennifer: happy last day of winter. might as well and it with a few of snow showers, right? 80 we should take some time and think about some nice living, because this weekend is going to line up to be chilly. some rain and even some snowfall at times. here is a look at the wlwt radar. downtown, it is just been some rain. coming from the northeast, we do have some wet snow. we do have ground confirmation in wilmington of a rain and snow mixed. depending on where you are at this morning, for most of us it is just liquid. in other places, there might be some wet snow mixed in. the heaviest precipitation is ongoing right now over the next hour or two. it will then start to wait and slide off to the east -- wane and slide off to the east. here is a shot of the city. i do not expect to see any sunshine today. temperatures will be in the upper 30' s to around 40 degrees. heading into the afternoon, it will mostly just the cloud cover out there. s. not much of a climb. it is a chilly start to our spring, but there is some forecast. more details on that, coming up. jonathan: a balloon release in fairfield was part of a memorial for a popular high school athlete, who was shot and killed one week ago in hamilton. on friday, family and friends of 18-year-old jaylon knight gathered at fairfield high school. the place jaylon would have graduated from in two months. his life was cut short on march 11th, when someone fired multiple shots into jaylon' s car while he sat inside. jaylon died at the scene. >> he was in the wrong place. i mean, he was where he was supposed to be, but some people and that' s really sad. you have so many people out here that just don' t care. >> i want his legacy to continue on. they taken my child, but they cannot take that away from me to -- from me. jonathan: jaylon' s praying for the person who committed this crime. if you know anything you are asked to contact crimestoppers or hamilton police. today, a cincinnati mom is teaming up with the hart foundation to fight the heroine epidemic, with hope. they are putting on an addiction rescue event at the ecm center on east kemper road. representatives from area recovery centers and counslers will be on hand to give information to people impacted by addiction. scholarships will also be given away, to help with the cost of recovery. the event runs from 11:00 until 5:00. hundreds of people will be downtown tonight to help the cure starts now fight childhood cancer. it' s the annual once in a lifetime gala at the duke energy center. wlwt news 5' s randi rico will once again serve as emcee, this -- as emcee. year' s event will have a moulin rouge theme with live entertainment, food, raffles and an auction. last year, the gala brought in $350,000 for pediatric brain the wait is over, you can now get your cincinnati reds opening day tickets. george: -- richard: fans will have a chance to day until 4:00 to get your opening day tickets. this ballpark is certainly very family friendly. there are a lot of opportunities for people to enjoy the day. talk to us about the club. >> we have three different clubs for different ages. richard: talk to me about the redheads. >> it is a kid' , and they players and autographs. there is a lot of fun stuff going on. there are some interactive games for them to play and win prizes. richard: it is a wonderful place enjoy the cincinnati reds 2016 season. i know we had tickets for the cubs games. we are excited to see the cincinnati reds bring home the pennant. jonathan: richard, if that dr. crumb checks daughter? richard: it absolutely is. i' baseball days. jonathan: thank you, richard. in the ncaa tournament, it will be another weekend game for xavier. last night, the musketeers won their first round game, beating weber state 71 to 53. james farr may have been the mvp with 18 points and 15 rebounds. coach chris mack says, he' s just trying to keep his players >> we see teams go down all over the country. michigan state on the same floor earlier today. for use to be able to get stops and score and finish plays around the basket -- i am really proud of our guys. jonathan: the xavier fans are psyched to be moving on to the second round, last night we -- second round. the faithful with maggie o' briens in saint louis. they' ll have another chance to see their team play sunday night against wisconsin. meanwhile, it' s one and done for the u.c. bearcats. last night, saint joseph' s isaiah miles sank a 3-pointer . with nine seconds left cincinnati returned with a basket at the buzzer but officials waved it off, giving st. joe a 78 to 76 win over the bearcats. more protests, and more violence, at donald trump rallies. the latest incident, and the candidate mitt romney. also governor john kasich , confident in his campaign moving forward. his prediction for the rest of the republican race, and why he says he' s the best choice. a live look outside from our stay with us, we' p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying jonathan: look at that. would you guess that was at a presidential rally? hundreds of protesters crowded outside republican presidential candidate donald trump' s rally, in salt lake city on friday night. the protests started peacefully, but the clashes between trump supporters and opponents quickly escalated, and led to police restraining the crowd. meanwhile, inside, trump spoke about mitt romney, and his inability to beat president obama. donald trump: when i see the disharmony -- the lack of harmony that we have in our party, cause mitt let us down. he just let us down. he let us down. [booing] he choked like a dog. he choked like a dog. jonathan: trump will be in arizona today, for two campaign events. the republican candidates are focusing on utah and arizona, before voters in those states head to the polls on tuesday. ohio governor john kasich is campaigning strong in utah. he told the crowd, at utah valley university, that he expects a brokered gop convention, where the delegates he confidently said, he is the person that has the best change of defeating hillary clinton. the democrats fighting just as hard for votes, before this tuesday. bernie sanders held rallies on friday in idaho, arizona, and idaho. -- in idaho and arizona. hillary clinton is hoping that her lead only strengthens, after tuesday' s next primaries. as it stands, clinton has 1,579 delegates, and bernie sanders has 859. game of the season. jennifer: we will take a close look on the radar, and talk about where our temperatures are going for this last day of winter. that is coming up on wlwt news 5 jennifer: starting off with the wlwt radar. we have some wet snowflakes mixing this morning. it is melting before it reaches the ground in most locations. we are getting some snow mixed in at some locations, and some locations might see only snow at times. from middletown to mason, you will see some snow mixed in. the wilmington national service office confirmed earlier that they had snow mixed in with their rain. we will probably see some of this green on the radar having some snow mixed in. we do have plenty of rain on the radar. at this point, most of us are seeing some precipitation overhead. we are starting to dry off in indiana counties. that will continue throughout noon. the moisture will start to midday, and wrap up in the afternoon. we have some snow showers in our northern counties right now. by noon time, the moisture is lim

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jennifer schack and with all of the things going on, people will be dodging some raindrops it sounds like. jennifer: showers tomorrow and probably more rain bands on sunday, probably a little more widespread and heavy. today is the reprieve. we are going to talk about the rain that came in the last couple of days, but we are not a lot of us had over an inch of rain. here' s a look at the dry conditions right now. a cloudy and dreary start, but no additional rain on the radar right now i nothing to push in today. visibility between five miles to seven miles. not a lot of widespread fog by any means, but the low clouds mid to upper 40' s currently. a little bit of a cool to mild start. it will take some time for us to stick around all morning. we will hope for some sunshine later on this afternoon. satellite and radar showing even headed our way, we have quite a bit of cloud cover. the clearing will come from and i think it will take some time. plan on cloud and late this afternoon, a it will be a mild day today, temperatures in the mid-60' s. even with the extra clouds, we are able to climb to the 60' s. this weekend, mild in the 60' s but rain and thunderstorms to talk about. we' ll have the timing for that coming up. how are the roads looking? kyla: the biggest issue is on 75 southbound at vine. we had at one point two lanes closed. lane. re seeing several bright lights. ghts. once you get past their, you should be good to go. on our map. dealing with an accident on west would northern as well. good to go as you can see green we will keep you updated. mark: thank you. a shooting in butler county late last night. now official are investigating it as a murder-suicide. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is in fairfield township where we are learning it involves two family members. dan, good morning. dan neighbors reported hearing : gunshots last night. now we know why. after an apparent murder suicide. investigators are telling us it was found by family members. this happened at about 9:00 last night on springcrest drive. fairfield township police say the mother, in her 50' s, shot and killed her daughter, who was in her 20' s. she then she turned the gun on herself. neighbors say they heard the gun go off. the details of why this happened are still unclear. investigators tell us they are now working to notify family members. there are expected to release story for the latest. live in fairfield township, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. an officer down and a suspect shot and killed. newly released body camera video shows the tense moments, and the confrontation, that lead up to an officer-involved shooting in ludlow last december. >> i' m allowed to search you for weapons. terry vs. ohio, i' m allowed to do a pat down for weapons. stop it with your hands. stop it. mark: we have stopped the video in the moments before the shots are fired. that exchanged happened after officer sam hodge stopped charles reynolds for a traffic violation. reynolds is heard not complying with officer hodge' s commands and pulled a gun shooting the right arm. hodge also fired shooting and , killing reynolds. last night, ludlow police honored the good samaritan who rushed to the officers even stop the bleeding. >> he has both my thanks for assisting me and my admiration and help somebody else. >> that' s just the way i grew up. i mean, you have to take care of business and that' s what i did. i didn' t even think about it. mark: kenton county prosecutor rob sanders cleared officer hodge of any charges last week. officer hodge has been with ludlow police for one year, but has been an officer for 24. kyla: happening today, a mother will be arraigned in the beating of her 10-month-old baby boy. aimee correll has been indicted on six counts of child endangering and two on assault. the charges stem from a swat standoff in reading last friday. the mother' royal, barricaded himself in his apartment. royal has been charged with the baby has since been released from the hospital. mark: in commitment 2016, a much more civil tone during last night' s republican debate. and this morning, we' expecting another endorsement announcement. nikole killion is in washington with the latest on the race for the white house. nikole: donald trump let it slip morning. in their 12th debate, republicans finally played nice. >> i cannot believe how civil it' s been up here. nikole: the four gop candidates focusing on the issues. >> i believe in immigration. >> finding jobs. >> common core is a disaster. >> i will do everything within my power not to touch social security. nikole: rather than insults -- >> make me president. nikole: well, for the most part. >> donald, you are welcome to be president of the smithsonian. nikole: it did get touchy at times as donald trump came under more scrutiny for comments he made about islam. >> you told cnn, "islam hates us"? did you mean all 1.6 billion muslims? >> i mean a lot of them. i mean a lot of them. >> i know that a lot of people find appeal in the things donald says cause he says what people wish they could say. the problem is, presidents can' t just say anything they want. >> the answer is not simply to yell, china bad, muslims bad. nikole: and in the run-up to next the candidates confident tuesday, about what' s on the line math doesn' t tell the whole >>math doesn' >> i think that whoever gets the most delegates should win. nikole: the candidates split on the possibility of a brokered convention with john kasich and marco rubio vowing to fight, while ted cruz and donald trump suggesting it is coming down to a two-man race. in washington, i' m nikole killion. kyla: over the next few days the , candidates will be preparing for another full day of contests . mark: that includes the ohio primary wlwt news 5' s andrews tuesday. setters is live with more on the candidates push for votes. andrew: for john kasich ohio is his last stand, and he hopes it will be his first primary victory. for donald trump a victory here and in florida could put him on the path to inevitability as the republican nominee. today we will see governor john kasich working to solidify support in his home state. he' ll host a town hall in lima later today, and coming up on saturday, he will be at a republican party breakfast in sharonville. meanwhile donald trump will be , hosting a big event at the duke energy convention center on sunday. it' in the city for a presidential candidate this election cycle and with that comes an increase , in security. >> plenty of plain clothed officers, uniformed support officers, you know, ready to handle any issues that might pop on the inside, but also then, anything that might pop up on the outside. andrew: a very busy weekend . you also have the heart mini marathon downtown around the same time as the trump event on sunday. we will have the very latest to morning. reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: and make sure to stay with wlwt news 5 on tuesday night. coverage of the primaries we' ll have live as ohio votes. coverage beginning at when the 7:30 p.m. polls close. then join us for a special edition at 10:00 and 11:00. will be laid to rest in southern california today. funeral services will take place at the ronald reagan library in california. nancy' s two children patti davis and ronald prescott reagan are expected to speak at their mother' s funeral. the funeral will be a private ceremony, but officials say more than people passed the casket 3000 during the public viewing on wednesday and thursday. so far, so good for xavier in kyla:so far, so good for xavier in the big east tournament. the x-men are heading to the semi-finals after an impressive performance last night. this was xavier' s tournament opener and they were rolling against marquette. they led by 16 at half-time and it was never in doubt. the muskies took this one 90-to-72. now xavier has a tough one. seton hall just a couple weeks ago. the rematch comes tonight and tip-off is set for 9:00 at madison square garden. mark: for the bearcats tournament action starts this , afternoon. u.c. will face uconn at the amway center in orlando. kyla: let' s get a check on your morning commute for the latest on the incident on 75. india: if you' re heading out the door right now, we have a lot of accidents. our first accident, 75 at vine on the southbound side. one lane getting by. actually, looks like they just clear the accident. good news. still a bit of a backup. give yourself extra time. we have been talking about a lot of accidents. westwood northern boulevard, an accident. we also have another accident at buttermilk pike near hazelwood drive. this is right near 71-75. starting to slow down a bit and the northbound direction. industrial row, an accident at hillcrest drive in florence, kentucky. never a lot of accidents popping up on the roads. keep that in mind if you' re heading out the door. give yourself extra time. lesson it over to jennifer schack. jennifer: no additional rain, but it does look like it outside. we have low-grade cloud cover . a slight variation depending on the cloud cover for the morning. everyone this afternoon type in desktop in out in the 60' s. this morning but notice dry conditions on the radar. we will wait until later today as clouds start to break up. some sunshine today and a drive friday. more rain returns for the weekend. the timeline for that coming up. first case of the zika virus. where the patient have been traveling and his condition at this point. mark: and a new initiative from the white house to help her income families with diapers. mark: we take a live look out as we hope the sun starts to come up. the rain is gone. we will update your most accurate forecast when we continue. wlwt there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. 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jennifer: you guys bring more dogs and you help organize? how does this work out? >> we will have about 40 dogs of various ages and sizes. we brought a variation this morning. jennifer: who did you bring? >> we have had the end duke. jennifer: what kind of dogs? >> doberman pinscher' s. jennifer: how many roughly? >> we just do doberman rescue. and they are a bonded pair, so we are trying to get them to be adopted together. jennifer: how old are they? >> seven years old. jennifer: where are you getting docs from? >> these are litter puppies that we have, two of four. they are labrador and shepherd neck' s is. they are siblings. both of them are black. we have about 20 and a lot of puppies, so they are a pack of two of four. jennifer: for the family-friendly activities, that is going on as well? >> yes, we have painting, a craft booth, and it is a great success. jennifer: how many did you rescue last year? >> almost 30. most of the dogs were adopted. jennifer: good luck this year. that is plenty of dogs. go out to get your puppy or your older dog to take him. drive will be next weekend, sunday, march 13 at the courtyard cincinnati rookwood. just head there from noon until 3:00. thank you for coming in. jonathan: meet your d

and, you know, what's a little weird, when my mom saw jennifer, she's like crying, jennifer lost, i'm like -- i'm blood. but everyone just loves jennifer winning more. >>> on the men's side: gonzaga had plans, hitting from way downtown. 9 point lead. gonzaga wins over utah for the second straight sweet 16 appearance. >>> hoo certificates up by 8 -- hoosiers up by 8. indian in with a double digit lead, they win 73-67. >>> to the ice, the new york rangers making their only appearance at the shark tank. san jose, it's 3-1. they are now 8-1. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. news and weather updates are >> you know i am arranging our easter egg hunt at 1:00 in our neighborhood. what's the deal? >> rain. and seal. these are the hands that keep private

jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan. this is the area wide search for the wanted fugitives. we have not one but two cases that are closed. >> martinez locked up by the marshals and the prince george's county police officered and we learned scroggins was arrested for repeatedly showing up for court. the new cases, stafford, they are adding mack to the wall for the felony probatio they are adding rivera who broke in multiple houses at night. they are looking for tourleau accused of strangulation and assault. they are accused in multiple burglary crime in northwest. now, let's set the wall of justice in motion. the sheriff office needs your help to locate kenneth harper who ran a prostitution ring in the county. the 35-year-old was acting as protection for one of the prostitutes. a warrant has been put up for his arrest. he is trying to evade capture. we appreciate a phone call to the local law enforcement or spotsylvania county. >> detectives say harper is 6'3", weighs 140 wanted on a felony charge of promoting prostitution. they want to get him off the wall of justice to put him behind bars. police say you can call crime stoppers if you know where harper is. we'll see you next week with a "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. >> i'm jennifer donelan. alison: thank you. look live now. ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich has taken the stage at the aipac conference at the verizon center in d.c. let's listen in for a minute. >> governor kasich: a prominent member asked me to take him over to look at the memorial before it was unveiled. we walked over behind the tarp. i had my arm around his shoulder. we read the encryption and the memorial today. when he finished reading it he buried and wept. we wept together. he looked at me and said, "john, thank you for what you have done here. this will exist as long as the state of ohio exists." as you may know, i served on the house armed service committee for 18 years. alison: we'll step away from this. that is a taste of what is going on there at the verizon center for the aipac conference. donald trump is expected to speak 30 minutes after kasich. we are carrying the speeches and the entirety on the sister station newschannel8. leon:ly it's dip in quickly

jennifer. >> andrew: jennifer is 494. i'm doing bet r than i thought. >> neki: i didn't pick yale to beat baylor. i think i may have texas tech to beat purdue. i did go in with some logic. >>>we are following tragic news. and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and ge15% back at the ikea kitchen event. i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bobo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> local 10 news starts right now. >> andrew: a live look at the hollywood beach cam. sun is going up. a few peoplpl on the boardwalk. it's going to be hot. >> neki: spring tomorrow. it's been spring break allweek. for the spring breakers i forgot and went to south beach. they are having a good time. >> jennifer: i know. keep our beach clean, please. you canome and have fun. just keep it clean. yes, it will be another beach day. however it has a chance for showers later in the afternoon. the best chance to head to the of these showers. there were a few over broward county. those pulled away. now miami dade seeing light spots of sprinkles answer drizzles. they are tracking quickly towards the north and east. we have a few scattered showers imcking the southwest coast to south of maples and across hendry county. that is heading over the lake. because therers more activity going on we can't rule out some of the showers developinggs early as the next two hours for us closer to home. a thunderstorm cannot be ruled out later this afternoon. >> andrew: right now family and friends and ravens nation is mourning the loss of an nfl lay player. 23-year-old corner back tray walker died. he had lan fighting for his life after being involved in a dirt bike crash thursday night. that's where we find local t

jennifer schack is jennifer: a lot of showers around for our midday. finally, clouds are starting to break up. a little bit dryer into our evening hour. a couple of scattered showers still out there. the same general trend from south to north. through the evening, most of us dan from the earlier rain. not a lot of additional rate expect. the band of light showers and drizzle, sprinkled moving through the midday. we will quiet down tonight, but more rain into our work week forecast. mike: thank you. selection sunday in college basketball. fans ready to plan road trips, coaches getting ready to find out who to game plan for. wlwt news 5' s elise jesse helps us fill out our brackets. >> mike, it' s the day every college basketball junkie waits for. selection sunday is finally here. cincinnati will make it six consecutive trips to the big dance. they dropped to 9 seed in the western region. xavier grabbed a 2 seed in the east region. they will travel to st. louis. we will break down the matchups and seedings coming up in sports. mike: we have to plan our game plan and figure out who is going where for your coverage. two people eating breakfast, shaken up when a part of their building comes crashing down. do, too. the quick decisions they had to make. also two local mothers asking , the same question -- do you know who killed my son? the vigil held for two men who hillary clinton: you know, in america, if you work hard, you're supposed to be able to get ahead, no matter who you are or where you started out. but too many barriers hold back our families. instead of affordable college we have skyrocketing debt. paychecks barely budge, but ceo pay keeps rising. and instead of good paying jobs, millions of americans are stuck. wall street and big financial interests, along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies. that' s what i want to take on. i'm running for president to root out all of these barriers, because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every american has a chance to live up to his or her potential. i'm hillary clinton, and i approved this message. mike: at least 16 people are reported dead after gunmen opened fire on beachgoers at a resort town in ivory coast. the president of the west african nation said the dead included 14 civilians and two soldiers. officials say six attackers were involved at the beach resort. killed as well. the u.s. state department said no americans were known to be among the dead or the hurt. all european -- four europeans were among those killed. in turkey, 27 people are dead after an explosion there. video from the scene shows damaged cars, injured people being rushed away. another 75 people were wounded in the blast. the explosion is believed to have been caused by a car bomb that went off close to several bus stops. new tonight at 6:00, loved ones of two men gunned down last year are now looking for answers and praying for justice. both men were shot about a month apart on the same street. 18-year-old charles murph was shot at his house in september. they wanted first knocked on the door and about an hour later, a man shot him when he looked through the blinds. when it was caught, but another was still on the loose. >> very come on -- very fortunate for the families. didn' t have a chance to really experience life. really an innocent victim . >> it has been really a struggle. the reason why people should say is because we should not allow the person who did this to continue to be out here on the street. mike: family and friends are hoping -- are handing out flyers hoping that someone that saw something speaks to police. >> police say part of the roof gave way about 1:00 this morning and every thing under it collapsed. we spoke with a couple who was they said they heard creaking and saw sawdust fall before the sudden collapse. >> i basically just made sure nothing else was going to happen and i got up and said, "lori, we gotta get out of here." and i kind of made sure she was ok. and we got off the porch. mike: the couple telling us they didn' t notice any problems with the building before the roof collapsed. no one was hurt in the incident. they are off. thousands of runners didn' t let the rain stopped them this morning. about 2700 people lined up for today' s heart mini-marathon. fountain square offered a post-race celebration. the race supports the american heart association and mercy health. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. jennifer: a wet setup from the rain last night. showers to the afternoon. but now we are coming out of the weather experience. to the north. most of us dry on the radar. if you stray north. that is kind of the exception. most of us should stay dry for the rest of the evening. some of us did have rain before midnight as well. about three quarters of an inch of rain came through from last night to today. most of this was just rain. for our evening hour, clouds starting to break up a little bit. most of our evening and overnight should basically be dried. the dew point was the same. a little bit on the money side. south wind currently at six miles per hour. a little bit of a quieter air mass lower south right now. upper-level system, a watch and some warnings in arkansas. i don' t think we have a strong thunderstorm concern from it, but an upper-level system will be headed to western kentucky tonight. as it arrives tomorrow, it will bring another round of afternoon showers expected. if you embedd