he has committed to playing auburn university. after he committed to auburn, he found out he had cancer. once he is done with treatment, he will go to auburn and eventually play. >> that's awesome. >> and he's a fantastic football player and looks like a really good guy too. >> jayme: i am loving the story, john. the weather gets a lot better. we have a frost advisory for the north central zones. in gainesville and ocala. you can see up in the 30s, and 40s and outlier at 50 in tampa. a direct effect of the wind direction right now. when the wind cranks up over the interior, we have a drop in temperatures. clear skies. aiding and abetting in cooling temperatures. you can see the 24-hour temperature change has adjusted down. in the wake of the front. things change. high pressure here pulls along the panhandle today. exiting the eastern shores by late tonight. spinning the winds allowing for a warm up, however the other spectrum is an increase in moisture and rise in rain chance. but not today. a cool start but a heck of an end. 74 b

old man's township crash along pennsville auburn road at penns grove auburn road.awr along creek road at midway lane with typical slowing on southbound 295. this is southbound 202 in chester county. the typical afternoon crawl here made a little bit worse by an accident southbound around 401 but luckily that is off to the side. rick and monica, back to you. >> thank you, sir. >>> still ahead on "action news" tonight the villanova wildcats are home for a bit of a breather before heading to kentucky for the sweet 16. ducis rodgers with more from the team as they prepare for a show down with the hurricanes. >> and a group of high school juniors leave their classroom behind for a chance to explore all sorts of options that their future may hold. we'll show you. >>> and melissa is in for adam tonight in the weather center. >> hey, rick. temperatures a little cooler today. we have a nice warming trend on the way for the middle half of our work week. details coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. stay wit

gamecocks play on friday at jacksonville against noon against the auburn missouri women. be playing for muschamp. according to multiple reports dj neal no longer with the program. he had eight catches last year. he ended up with 104 yards for the season. >>> and usc picking up a commitment from a junior college. he will come in in the 2017 season and some talk about shaq coming back. >> oh, wow. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and up next, chief meteorologist john farley has a look at your news at 11:00. >>> radar showing a line of rain just about making it into columbia. with this as it goes by. it won't last. it will be gone by morning. over to you. >> that's all of the time we have for abc columbia news at 11:00. thank you for making us your choice for news. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow at 6:00 and 11:00. "wakeup columbia" starts at 5:00 a.m. good night. captioning provided by captionassociates www.captionassociates.com >> d dky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, will forte! from "the walking dead," ross marquand! and music from miike snow! with cl

he's also committed to play at auburn university next year. 3 and now... to a very cool video... of a hockey puck. but it's not getting shot into a goal. it's getting *crushed by a hydrolic press. 3 and we know what you're thinking... why? the answer... why not. there's actually an entire youtube when you put certain items under that press. and yesterday... they tried a puck. but check out what happens to it... not only does it get squeezed like a balloon... it even *explodes! this youtube user actually takes *requests for items you'd like to see *crushed. he's also done phones, a camera, and even a barbie doll. 3 and now... to a dog agility contest, where the *loser was the biggest winner. and when you see his performance... you'll know why: 3 this basset hound is faced 3 with an agility course... but doesn't exactly follow the rules. he goes at his own pace... which is *very very slow. he also ignored most of the obstacles as well. but despite all the delays... the dog actually finished the *whole course. we're guessing he probably had to 3 3 still ahead: where you can have lun

he is only 32 years old and spent a lot of time coach and learning from auburn head coach who is considered one the better offensive mind in the game. >> you are trying to score the football. number one, you will always control the tempo by establish the run. you want it take shots vertically down the field and take what the defense gives you. you will get to see that as the scrimmages and everything play out. >> reporter: he says way smile. spring ball will be about getting to know who will be he has his pick of five different quarterbacks with the favorite jalen mcclendon and jakobi meyers. >> you can't argue with the hustle and effort. >> reporter: nerd, they kept up at least on day one. in other words, they kept up at least on day one. >>> the tarheels earn their first acc regular season title since 201267 the tarheels took care of syracuse last night 75-70. after the game, marcus page as the perform's of night when he took the mic for his senior speech. >> you always told me i believe in you son, you'll make shots, you'll do fine. you will be a great player. you just bed it me and i ca

that's because rayshawn because of this violent outburst in mount auburn, has been identified as the likely shooter. shooter. "specific motive regarding him, there is none, but we can verify that he has no connection to anybody that works inside of queen city square. there's no indication anybody was targeted other than the building itself." itself." it's also because of this ballistics testing system called nibin, which herald's gun with the shell casings and bullet fragments found at queen city square. experts say the technology is a game changer in solving violent crimes. crimes. "this ties in shootings from detroit, from st. louis, from la, from new york, from miami and a lot of times the same guns are used in crimes across the country." country." i asked if the downteown case would have been solved without the new technology. technology. "absolutely not. no. this was absolutely vital in this." this." "american financial spokesperson diane weidner says the company is pleased the case is now closed and department for everything they do. tom m mckee, nine on your side, downtown." c

we have some flurries in mount auburn. we will continue to update your most accurate forecast and get the timeline on this latest snow event coming your way, when we you are watching look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from mark: a home will -- a home owner is thankful everything is ok after a car crash through her house. the homeowner says police culture a few minutes later to tell her what happened, but she much more serious than expected. she found the car actually in the house. two people were taken into custody. she says her. was inside the home, but not heard. bringing attention to a deadly disease that often has no symptoms at all. lisa: according to the national kidney foundation, one in three americans are at risk of developing it. kyla is here with a local man helping to raise awareness of kidney disease. kyla: he was only 16 years old when he was diagnosed with diabetes. he admits that he did not take the diagnosis to seriously at first. he con

the staff at the auburn arboretum as the the waiting for this for days. it finally happened. one egg hatched. at 8:27 this morning. we are standing about 100 yards from the nation's most famous nest today. the branchesin on and leaves. you can see a big green ball, that's the nest. inside whathow you happened this morning. it was the male bald eagle that unintentionally stepped on the a and seconds later, the little one has been fed fish. in 70 yearsrst time that eagles have returned to the nations capital. mom and dad knew that this corner of the city would be a high-quality habitat with food source nearby with the river about a mile away. is theseeautiful eagles have adapted to our been living. they aren't fazed by the lights and helicopters. >> security still has the area blocked off. mr. president and the first lady returned during the winter months. this afternoon, the big questions are, is this little egg look healthy and when will the second egg hatch? after that, the entire family will probably take often about 12 weeks. >> it might be a busy traffic weekend once that

pike has gone to auburn, louisville, and murray state a shooting in east price hill is under investigation tonight. police say a 19-year-old was hit in the leg this afternoon near the intersection of fairbanks and price avenues. authorities say the man was shot from behind... so the victim wasn't able to get a good look at the shooter. shooter.if you have information that can help authorities - you're asked to call crime stoppers.the number - 352-3040. tonight- union township police and west clermont schools are thanking parents and students- after notifying them of a school threat. police say parents called in- telling them they saw a picture of a sixth grader on facebook- holding up a gun- threatening to hurt someone at amelia middle school- today. police tell 9 on your side- the threat was geared towards another student.police quickly found the student- and arrested him. bryon: "1:51 you never know sometimes it doesn't many not seem like a threat but i'm glad they treated it like it definitely was a threat and resolved that issue"ken mullis//detective: "4:55 situations like this we want

police say the break came when rayshawn herald opened fire at people in mount auburn. a new ballistics test traced those rounds to the same gun used in the tower shootings. but it took six months of work to build a case that could be taken to a grand jury. childhood poverty is a signficant issue in the tri- state. millions have been spent trying to fight it.but one expert says setting up children for success comes down to three simple rules. ron haskins is with the brookings institution. he says three things are needed to prevent childhood poverty... finish high school.... waiting until the age of 21 to marry and have children... and full time work. he spoke to the child poverty collaborative today. we look in a random sample of the american population, we find that people who follow those rules almost never live earn over $60,000 a year, so they 're over 70%, so they're in the middle class. the goal of the collabrative is to lift ten- thousand children out of poverty in the tri-state. right now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app... the steps the collabroative is takin

across the region now current temperatures go from 76 in westerly chap pel to 76 in auburn dale. tampa has 78 on a warm and sunny day. we pushed up to 80 at the airport. tallahassee and miami are warm. actually, pretty warm up through the middle of the country as well. 78 in st. louis and dallas with 72 degrees. a front right about here. it's cool and 40 in denver and that's because we got all kinds of rain that's moving in across the pacific north west. we saw flooding and really dangerous conditions all weekend. another area of low pressure in the south west pulling back that and that will bring us the possibility of rain by the weekend and yeah, more rain west. this is bringing our rains into the east and overnight looking for clear conditions and not as cool because we have more in the way of cloud cover. nothing showing up as far as future cast goes. won't mean much as far as precipitation right through the weekend. 58 degrees and a milder morning and then push up to 80 again warming nicely across tampa bay. it will be cooler right along the coast as the gulf water temperatu

the break came in may when a rayshawn herald opened fire at people and vehicles in mount auburn. when arrested, herald was carrying a nine millimeter gun that was tested on a ballistics system called "nibin." the weapon matched the evidence from queen city square and herald was charged. charged. "very good feeling. very good feeling to see a case from beginning to end." end." cincinnati police and the hamilton county coroner's office have partnered to get a nibin machine of their own now. now. "a comparison between a cartridge case -- comparing it to the database -- it can do it in hours what would take a firearms examiner a lifetime to do." do." cracking the case was a partnership of cincinnati police, atf, the coroner's office and the u.s. attorney. ballistics data from thousands of crimes is in the nibin system and law enforcers say crimes will be solved -- no matter how old. old. "individuals that want to terrorize this community, this nibin machine is goinkg to be an additional tool in our toolbox that we can use for prosecution." the nibin system that hamilton county corone

she lived in auburn, new york, auburn, and the secretary of state actually gave her or rented a house to her. she lived in a very nice house that steward wanted to make sure that she had a comfortable old age for all her great service to had aged and she people, the colored and aged. she lived to 1912, beautiful snow white hair. have you ever seen a picture of her in her old age? she is striking. so she was like the woman of action and he was like the man of words. i am happy to take any other questions you have now. thank you. [applause] yes, sir. >> going back to harriet tubman, do you have any idea from your research or from writings about her, given the geography of the eastern shore and southern maryland, the approximate route that she would be the underground railroad? i know there was a stop in georgetown a couple blocks away, but that may not have been one of hers. do you know how -- jamie: not exactly, no. they were not the same each time. she would not replicate the journey. we don't know who the kind helpers were. but for the presence of maryland quakers, that made all the

. >> i'm not a big auburn fan. >> no.a villanova fan. >> you know what, i'm a fan of everybody in town. >> that's right. >> all right. jeffrey lurie well he made it clear where howie roseman stands in the front office and on personnel. and howie now look at letting chip kelly have all the personnel control last year and the flyers were doing everything right until the final minute of the game. it was amazely what hapstrike to [crowd cheers] ♪ strike three out two down out there two down [crowd cheers] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] [male announcer] sometimes, coming home can be a battle in itself. our wounded warriors need everyone's support to meet the challenges they face every day. the uso provides every american a way to support them and their families. it's how all of us, as a community, can give something back to our heroes. it's how we can say thank you and assure them that their sacrifice is recognized and appreciated by every one of us. what? it's good to be back. join us. visit uso.org to learn how you can make a difference

an 88-82 win in auburn hills. >>> now two time master champion, bubba watson's half-court shot at an orlando magic game got wedged between the rim and back board. what are the odds of that? the pro golfer took it in stride and him and puff the magic dragon celebrated with bubba. >>> look at the life and career of the late patty duke. >>> and an indorance competition we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love i could rise above e trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i' m going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli' s portfolio, what' s it to you? or i' m

he is now in the juvenile auburn. an announcement hours before the republican debate. lisa: what mitt romney is about the race for the white house, who he would like to see as the nominee, and who he is calling on voters to skip. randi: spring-like weather on the mind, but today it is about the snow. and eventually transitioning to rain. mark: we have been covering breaking news. at 18-year-old baby found safe. a stolen car in the west end. dan griffin is outside of children' s hospital with more. dan: good afternoon. the good news this afternoon is that lamilyan mccollum is believed to be healthy and fine. scene on -- when she was examined on the scene at hopkins injuries. here. cincinnati children' s hospital is not able to confirm anything is here. the cincinnati police say the baby is healthy. this investigation is still marquis with a lot of information to be found out. we are learning that for juveniles are being questioned. we will continue to follow this case through the afternoon. at children' s dan griffin, wlwt news 5 "today." . mark: the use -- theives are

the 17-year-old is committed to play for auburn tigers this year. heart warming story. we will have more on that later today. >> anchor: wonderful. definitely. still to come. space coast home to another rocket launch this week. >> anchor: what is the latest mission? and plus it is all in the name. why this ship is general rating a lot of buzz across the internet. maybe you have seen this story. more on it just ahead. >> anchor: final one. just up. hours before the next presidential primaries candidates layout the formal policy plans to pro israel group. latest from aipac up next. >> we are getting results for >> anchor: next presidential primary hours way. voteers from arizona, utah, idaho head to the polls tomorrow. meanwhile foreign policy takes center stage today as nearly all the presidential candidates address pro israel political action group. washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage to loud applaud from the audience at the american israel public affairs commit conference, aipac. >> one of the first things i israeli prime minister to visit the white

they'll take on the winner of auburn and missouri. >>> carolina baseball hits the road for the first time this first loss of the season. chad holbrook and company in charleston to take on the citadel. 7 o'clock game time. the juco transfer looking to continue his ridiculous streak from over the weekend when he reached base all 14 times against penn state. the citadel and fred jordan off to a good start this season. they're 5 and 1 so far on the year. should be a fun night of baseball. >> college baseball is great in the state of south carolina, not just citadel and south carolina, but clem -- clemson, a lot of great programs. we're thrill to showcase it tonight and a great setting in this park. it's going to be a great atmosphere and i'm sure a competitive game. >> clemson in action looking to win its sixth straight game this afternoon hosting undefeated wofford. tigers on base. up one nothing in the fourth. wilson makes it 2-nothing. the tigers not done. chris williams keeps it going in not a great day to play third base if you're a terrier. at last check, this ball game in the sixt

. >> i'm not a big auburn fan. >> no. >> you know what, i'm a fan of everybody in town. >> that's right. >> all right. jeffrey lurie well he made it clear where howie roseman stands in the front office and on personnel. and howie now look at letting chip kelly have all the personnel control last year and the flyers were doing everything right until the final minute of the game. it was amazely what happened. that will be coming up in sports. ♪ >>> the flyers playing on the road in back in back game the play off push continues. the flyers have won nine of their last 12 but the flyers blew this one. let's go to columbus. all right. the flyers are up one to nothing. steve mason who had 51 safes in the game another one right there in the third period protect the one to nothing lead. the flyers were up two to nothing and columbus scores twice in the last minute and four seconds. here with eight seconds left. now they go to overtime. no score in the overtime and the flyers can't win in shootouts the goal of the shootout against

sarah is on the a, checking in at 67, and polk city and auburn dale. everybody nice and warm as expected but let me take you the big picture in case it's been a couple days since you've seen the forecast and have noticed the strong winds. this is a monster storm over mexico and the rio grand valley. it's not just a low. it's different than a typical storm system. the reason being, it's what's called a cut off low. this storm system over the specific northwest will ride the jet stream, which i've highlighted right here. the jet stream, think of it as the road you follow where the road goes, that's how you know where to go in your car or truck, the jet stream drives these storm systems so they'll just follow along and that's where they're going to go as the jet stream does. but when something is cut off a cut off low, it is -- you're pressing the gas pedal, but you're in park. that's what's happening with this low and it is going to days. we talked about a few moments ago the flooding that we're seeing in texas. and that's how this sets up because it has

county sherrifs in calloway county searched pike's car, they found a gun.pike was kicked off the auburn team soon after signing there...and booted off the murray state team last summer. the reds are playing the giants tonight in arizona. not a good night for the projected opening day starting pitcher. anthony desclafani went three innings, but gave up four earned runs.the giants lead the reds, 9-4 in the seventh. in the line up tonight, the best position player the reds have in their farm system: jesse winker. and he's two for three tonight with an rbi. there's a chance...outside chance, that winker could wind up with the reds this year.but he told me, he knows all of that is out of his control. trt :14outcue:....it's out of my control"((winker: i rest eary with it. it is out of my control i think it's myjob here is to learn a lot and make their job tough. i really don't know. like you said, it's out of my control. )) ))the big news out of camp today, starting pitcher raisel iglesias threw batting practice. it's his first significant work of the spring. like he did last season iglesias

the little girl, circling the driveway in auburn, alabama with it's flapping away there looking like it might want to be done. tisha: they look happy. tisha:steve: the mirror ball trophy is up for grabs. tisha: "dancing with the stars" kicked off a new season. anna laurel is in hollywood talking with ginger and the other celebrities. anna: what a thrilling show. the costumes, the music, the dancing. the show is over. i am out here on the ballroom floor, and it is still buzzing in here. no one will get voted off because of what happened tonight, but it does show the judges and the viewers at home what they might expect this season. von miller, ginger zee, and all the rest made their "dancing with the stars" debut in flashy fashion. this is what you saw at home. here is what we saw in the ballroom before the tv cameras were rolling. robin roberts and amy roebuck the ballroom is actually quite magical when you walk in. if it's 800 audience members. -- it fits 800 audience members. >> the idea was to make it as big and glamorous as possible. we tried to go very sparkly and glittery. anna

he was from auburn. a rescue team found the body of a second man saturday. he has been identified as 33-year-old joshua patterson are from cool, california, in el dorado county. officials got believe the men were wearing live vests. the water in donor lake was between 37 and 39 degrees over the weekend. >>> well, if you see smoke around lake tahoe don't be alarmed. the nevada division of forestry and the u.s. forest service may continue prescribed operations this week starting today. on the east shore operations may take place near logan shoals, vista point, camp galley, spooner summit and fan hearer. operations may be happening near spring creek, panther road and lake tahoe boulevard. six is an assistnist on the loose in fernly? i found that one man arrested on first degree arson may get the specialty veterans court program. more tonight at six. >>> our web poll question. we want to know tonight do you think specialty courts like veterans court should allow people to have their charges dropped if they go through and graduate from the program? you will find

john's takes on auburn in the opening round. army meets syracuse. seton hall matches up with duquesne. connecticut women began their run at another national title. princeton gets west virginia in round 1. >>> the wall street journal reporting nfl players is optimistic of an ultimate deal of taking the power of handing off the field discipline away from roger deel. the isles need every point they can get near the stretch. three unanswered goals in the 3rd period. clutterbuck wins it. isles win it 3-2. >>> we wrap things up with the devils way out west against the ducks in anaheim. scored here in the 2nd period. smith pelley, former duck. now it's 4-1 anaheim.

auburn or the 5200 block of reading road in bond hill. lisa: lesa, thanks, for coming in. let' s see what we can do for the cincinnati police department. if you have any information that can help police find these two people, call crime stoppers at 352-3040. or you can submit tips online at crime-stoppers.us. remember, you don' t have to give your name, and you could get limelight. richard simmons is breaking his silence. claims that he' hostage by his family and housekeeper. plus, some italian translation, contraption. how they helped us crack the code on a new exhibit at the museum center. you' re watching cincinnati' s hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. lisa: we' questions about

ginger: his mother tells us he'll be starting classes at valencia this summer and plans to attend auburn after he finishes treatment which could be another two years. that's a great, great story. i think they should be king and queen of the prom. coming up at 7:00, a news 6 investigation is getting results. >> so all of those phones were approved? >> yes. >> even though the program didn't exist? >> yes. >> ginger: months after we first uncovered veterans were wrongly signed up for a free subsidized taxpayer cell phone, there's a new twist. who is now being sued for millions, all new at 7:00. >> lisa: a new study says florida is one of the most expensive states to own a car. go banking rates.com rated florida the fifth most expensive state to have a car, costing around $13,000 just to own a car for three years. the study looked at six key of owning a car, including car sales tax, title fees, registration fees and insurance premiums. michigan was the most expensive state, around $15,000. it seems like our premiums are especially high here. >> ginger: yeah, it's because of all the drivers f

john's takes on auburn in the opening round. army meets syracuse. seton hall matches up with duquesne. connecticut women began their run at another national title. princeton gets west virginia in round 1. >>> the wall street journal reporting nfl players association chief demoore smith is optimistic of an ultimate handing off the field discipline away from roger deel. the isles need every point they can get near the stretch. three unanswered goals in the 3rd period. clutterbuck wins it. isles win it 3-2. >>> we wrap things up with the devils way out west against the ducks in anaheim. scored here in the 2nd period. smith pelley, former duck. now it's 4-1 anaheim. >> we'll be right ba turns out lemon juice doesn't cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that's how i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. cash back on purchases. my only concern is that this is where

upstream from the lake near auburn the north and middle forks of the american river are roaring, but trail runner patty says she knows that sierra nevada's water works can quickly run dry. >> i just wonder, how much do they know to let out? that's what concerns me. we have great water now but i'm wondering what it's going to be like in the summer. >> when you see those pictures, certainly is a dramatic difference. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. i remember seeing at it the height of the drought some of those pictures after. >> the lake footprint with no water? >> yeah. just nothing. >> like a desert. >> i want to go back to the stanford thing. my first quarter at cal, $350 to two to cal in 1978. >> $70,000. i can't even imagine that. i don't know how kids do that. >> i don't know, either. >> the reservoirs are coming up quick. lake or rough vile and shasta, when you think about water for the state, they're the ones that supply most of the farming water and the public use water. or rough vile went up -- lake or rough vile went up -- lake or rough vile -- lake oroville went

. >> host: next call is from sue in new auburn, iowa. >> caller: my question has to do with the independents. as women are beginning to want to now go and register and there has to be this identification card. if a man goes in, he can immediately get an identification card. if a woman goes in to get a registration card, if she is married, has her husband, she has to show her birth certificate, her marriage certificate, and that is from the state where they were married, before she is given her identification card. is that not stepping the women down so they are not able to get their's? this happened to me in 2012 in california because my husband got this right away. i didn't know i had to have an identification card. when i found it out i couldn't get my card in time to vote. >> host: have you heard anything like that? >> guest: sure. that is actually not an issue i myself am familiar with. what you are mentioning is the effort to identify with a party is substantial and it does drive people away from partisanship all together. there is so much effort that has to be put forth to register and

the little girl, circling the driveway in auburn, alabama with her chicken intel -- in tow. it's flapping away there looking like it might want to be done. tisha: they look happy. tisha:steve: the mirror ball trophy is up for grabs. tisha: "dancing with the stars" kicked off a new season. anna laurel is in hollywood talking with ginger and the other celebrities. anna: what a thrilling show. the costumes, the music, the dancing. the show is over. i am out here on the ballroom floor, and it is still buzzing in here. no one will get voted off because of what happened tonight, but it does show the judges and the viewers at home what they might expect this season. von miller, ginger zee, and all the rest made their "dancing with the stars" debut in flashy fashion. this is what you saw at home. here is what we saw in the ballroom before the tv cameras were rolling. robin roberts and amy roebuck snuck in and scoped out their seats. the ballroom is actually quite magical when you walk in. if it's 800 audience members. -- it fits 800 audience members. >> the idea was to make it as bi

the house is located in upstate auburn. tubman was born into slavery in maryland. she escaped and led others out of slavery from the south to freedom along the underground railroad. >>> otis livingston joins us now with a look ahead at sports. otis? >> reporter: yeah, kristine. unfortunately, iona's day is a disaster. they got blown out by a cyclone. >> and yale showed they are football. miracle-gro believes life has a few simple rules. start things off right... in a loving environment and they'll end up just fine. peppers or kids? yes. miracle-gro. life starts here. hannah's recipe for a successful bistro. feed the garden all year long. feed people all year long. hire cute waiter's. miracle-gro. >>> all right. we had an up sit today. >> we certainly did. one of those four moving on in the ncaa tournament. for 16 teams the dream will live on. 61 others the hopes are gone. that's reality for the ncaa tournament for 16 others. iona hoping to beat iowa state. jordan washington strong. plus the foul. iona got within 7 after trailing by 18 but the cyclones were too much

penns grove-auburn road an alternate there.> thanks matt. >>> terminix reached a deal with the federal government over the sickening of a family from delaware. steve esmond and his family became ill while staying at a resort in saint john in the u.s. virgin islands last year. their two sons are still recovering. the government says terminix was using methyl bromide at the resort even though it was banned in 1984. the pest company has agreed to pay a total of $10 million in criminal fines. >> ♪ >> time now to talk about business here at the big board. a casino in south philadelphia is not necessarily a sure bet. the pennsylvania supreme court unanimously ordered state regulators to go back and rihanna view the casino's owners. this centers around a wealthy businessman. >>> the court has concerns about his stake in this project because he also has a steak in the parx casino so they're going to take another look. >>> there's several reports out this morning that ice cream which you have to have during the summer could cost you a l

mike: snow flurries making their sheree: flurries were flying outside the station in mount auburn. this is video expected to taper off tonight. mike: impressive but it did not stick a whole lot. kevin: you know what this means. the back edge of the snow is upon us. a quick burst of heavier snowfall that will be half an inch mainly in the grassy surfaces. that will be it tonight. all day, it' s been snowing but hasn' t been accumulating. the difference is the fact that it has been heavy enough that it has overcompensated for the melting that has taken place throughout the day. once the band has pushes through the neighborhood, after it drops grassy areas, it is going to start melting away because temperatures for most of us are at or above freezing. it will still melt the majority of the snow. i will watch the back edge of this because they will lose the additional help for melting. that' s all east of cincinnati. in the low-to-mid 30' s. coming up, we have 60' s close to 70' s. it sure will as we head to next week. mike: reporter: in front of the judge, the freshman denied the char

the dogs were trained at auburn university. >> your standard bomb dog is primed on looking at an object backpack that's placed somewhere. a vapor dog detects the odor coming off of something as someone is carrying it. >> once he catches the odor in the air, watch how he never lets up. if one of these dogs does pick up the scent of a bomb, it can be up qto the length of several football fields. he will stop when the suspect stops and alert their handler. dogs are good at this because they have 20 million cells to detect smell as opposed to humans that have only 5 million. more and more are becoming trained. we'll see them all over the country at soft targets like airports and even tourist spots, and yes, even here in the bay area. >>> i know it was beautiful out today, but i'm just going to say, i woke up, and it was like ice cold. it was a bit chilly with that wind. >> i don't think we ever get through the show without you complaining about the weather. >> i was a little cold. >> i'm good today. >> well, you'll like it tomorrow because it's going to be windy once again with gusts possib

. >> he's already committed to play auburn university next year. we hope you have a wonderful prom. reporter: still ahead. an accused killer says he deserves to be a free man. i dropped the gun and screams. interview. what he says happened the night a man was killed in his mateland home. glenn: . >> the storm system and thunderstorms overnight. reporter: the robotic stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms >> instead going up, we are going down. live radar currently the rain-free skies. the frost advisory in effect. especially through marion countien point north and west. frost likely in those locations. 46 in melbourne tonight. the on lirches will be tomorrow morning. 5 in grainsville. 38 up toward ocala. by 8 to 8:30 temperatures beginning to rebound into the mid 40s. around 8:00 to 8:30. temperatures hopping back up into the 50s. 51 up toward palm coast. the air is dry. 30 up in ocala. a nice comfortable dry air mass. when you get that you get great visibility. an east-northeasterl

anyone travelling into central massachusetts, framingham back to worcester, auburn, uxbridge, all of those locations seeing a steady rain right now, and we are just starting to get into the heavy stuff in athol, i am back with an hour-by-hour look at the incoming rain in just minutes. julie. >>> two men accused of a string of burglary of burglaries on the north shore. arrested keith babcock and ran doll simmons on a number charges breaking and entering and heroin potential and heroin possession. someone spotted suspicious activity outside a house. the pair is tied to multiple burglary burglaries there and newbury burglaries there and newburyport. >>> authorities on the cape are trying to figure outa man threatened his co-workers with a gun. craig scott went after the workers at the cape auto repair shop in sandwich, but they quickly fought back and wrestled him to the ground. one witness tells us he used a crowbar to help hold him down until police showed um. >> he ran inside with a gun and to hold the guy down so he wouldn't do anything. you never know if you will get stabbed or any

. >> we'll start with a time lapse from the weather camera here in mount auburn looking into downtown. this is 4:00 this afternoon. you can barely see one mile. we had the fog in place. the fog and the clouds lift up. we actually had a really nice evening. a couple sprinkles since then but the rain is coming to an end and the damp day ending by around 4:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. now we have dry conditions as we start off our overnight. downtown visibility is pretty high. look at our wlwt radar showing the widespread showers have all lifted north. we have a couple light sprinkles left over. we may see a shower clip the extreme northeast counties, you can see activity holding for central indiana. the rest of us likely a pretty quiet and dry overnight. satellite and radar combined showing the showers lifting off to the north. we have partly cloudy skies in place right now. we will keep it that way through the night with the exception of the concern for fog. we do have a couple spots reporting visibility between zero and a half mile. so depending on your location through the night some

divers recovered the body of johnson of auburn in 60 feet of water one1i] sunday. > this morning simon macias want before the patrolokj>it* forq his freedom. he was convicted of killing his eide wack in 1992. today was an emotional dayf#or family members on both sides of this tragedy wantingxd very different outcomes from the board. >> this wasi] a terrible crime, sir. >> yes. >> the victime1 in thise1 case was your wife? >> yes. >> can you explain to the board howok this happened. i blamed my wife for our problems sayr5euzad of me focusing on the problems themsiut*ip &c% j @&c% >> what was the need for youxdrrrto dump her in the desert? >> i took our problems personal. i thought she was the problem. >> reporter:_ in front of?? a packed room with family members of his own and those of his victims, simon saying he spent the last 23 years in prison trying toi make himself to be a productive member of society. >> i'm ready to beqxdjflp with my family$c@&c% i think i haveilpt( donei] what i can and i feel responsible to my family. >>i] reporter: his mother pleadedjf for c(e.xd >> he is rem

. >> he's already committed to play auburn university next year. we hope you have a wonderful prom. reporter: still ahead. deserves to be a free man. >> he slumped down and fell back. i dropped the gun and screams. only on fox, the first tv interview. what he says happened the night a man was killed in his mateland home. glenn: . >> the storm system and thunderstorms overnight. reporter: the r rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? it's what we do. that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. fresh is what we do. 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. thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus you wouldn't waste money so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get one of our best 6-inch subs, it's the three-do

patrick's day, so what a perfect day to make someone darker auburn which is the perfect color for her skin complexion. then arsene gergoff who did her them off more. layered. >> i like that cut. >> debby, mom, what do we think? very beautiful. on there? >> jill, talk about a perfect dress. >> well, color, obvious reasons why we picked this color. but i love the interest, the sheer in the front and the back. is. >> it's a strapless bra and she was wearing a convertible bra so it worked perfectly. >> i like those. >> thank you. big round of applause. >> good job! correia. she's 48 from houston, texas. she works as an educational diagnostician and she has been married for 22 years and has two kids. they came to nyc for their spring break and a lot of people do that. she's running the diva half marathon. >> go, girl! >> and wants to look like a diva for it. let's hear her story. >> visiting from texas. and you had strict instructions for your hubby. so what were they? >> to be here very early this morning, so i can hopefully get picked for this. >> and we picked you! so what do you think

he's a defensive tackle that commit today play at auburn university next year. congratulations to the happy couple and nice to see she's >> this must be a going trend. >> i just stopped my girlfriend outside the gym. going to the prom? that was about it. >> would you go with me? >> no, it wasn't that. we weren't pinned or anything like that444444444444 you weren't pinned. very good. stay with us. still more to come here. another wrong way driver busted. >> speeding down the opposite side of the highway. >> it baffles me that people don't stop and think i could take a life tonight. >> how an officer spotted the woman accused on his way home from a shift. pay less >> fox news is apple's big announcement, a small announcement. a 4 inch apple se. easier to use with one hand. you can look for a camera upgrade here and it will have apple pay but no 3d touch. >> talk with lori from the fox business network. lori, apple, they are shoeing the expression, go big or go home. they are actually going smaller with the new iphone, right? >> it's interesting, bob. that's where

ace you take that down to montgomery and over towards auburn. the college. and the town. the cell is moving this way. and storms along i-20. and severe storms in atlanta but all of this energy will shift from us. that's my concern that we would see this over us tomorrow but i don't think that will happen. our party should be okay with a couple of showers or sprinkles what is left of the front goes by. partly cloudy. the sun set at 631. and mixture of clouds and sun. isolated sprinkle or shower. bang to sunshine on thursday. cooler at the coast and 73. the next chance of rain not big. on friday but after that. we have sunshine. the weekend is great with highs >> thank you, mall.3 coming up tonight at 11... one of tampa's most wanted is now behind bars. hear about the *painful stunt he *tried to pull off... so he wouldn't be identified by police. painful. the stunt he tried. it did not pay off. >>> detectives found a skimmer on a pump. that's on the 11:00 news. >>> thank you, cynthia. >>> carlie beverage and her dog are leading a movement to help animals with disabilities.

there was a tornado warning around auburn. no reports of damage. tennessee. about a quarter size hail in tennessee. this is all weekend. stronger activity right now. clouds advance. there is midnight. now, after midnight. the rain rolls in. 1:00, 2:00 a.m. you will be out by that point, i think. the news starts at midnight. done by the time the rain gets here. by daybreak, the rain is gone. 3:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., so, you have it, 5:00, 6:00, dry. sunshine, plenty of sunshine through the day on wednesday. it will be cooler with the high temperatures expected to be in the lower to middle 50s, 5:00, the commute looks good. tomorrow night, looking at clear sky and cool weather. overnight, the winds switch directions. once the front passes, daybreak. 48 in raleigh. again, that is at daybreak. it will take time before we get it cooled. fitness forecast, the system is gone, breezy, cool, 48 at 8:00 a.m. lunchtime, around 50, sunny, bye to the 70s for a short time. lower to middle 50s tomorrow. 54 in fayetteville. check out the seven-day forecast. lower 50s tomorrow.

. >> denise: a driver hitting a rider on a bike in auburn township last july is headed to jail. james zorn was in cuyahoga common court after pleading not guilty after not stopping after an accident. >> tonight donald trump will take on ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich at the 11th g.o.p. debate in detroit michigan. off stage the billionaire frontrunner has been fending off attacks from republican rivals tending to mount a campaign to blow up his momentum. presidential romney mitt romney. >> denise: romney delivered a scathing speech on the race and called donald trump a phony and says he lacks the temperment to be president. >> dan: craig boswell breaks down the speech and donald trump's reaction as you know there would be. from washington. >> reporter: mitt romney delivered a speech with one goal in mind, stopping donald trump from winning the presidential nomination. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are worthless as a degree from trump university. >> reporter: he said it would be disasterous for the republicans and republican party. >> if we choose donald

. >> if his name sounds familiar, he's a defensive tackle at wekiva and committed to play at auburn university. he did that just before he found out he was diagnosed with cancer. they said apparently get really, and get well, and we'll see you next year. he hopefully has a great end to the story. >> we wish you well. we continue to follow breaking news. at least 28 people are dead after terror attacks in belgium. >> john: coming days after the main suspect in the november paris attacks wasbbqg arrested in brussels. we're looking into the possible444444444444ht ahead. >> eating alone has never been why so many people prefer to pass up company when making dinner reservations. i hate to go out alone. >> john: i love it. i bring a magazine, newspaper. >> luanne: more and more people are thinking like you. it looks pretty outside, but feeling chilly. it's only 45 degrees. you're watching "good day our 8:00 a.m. hour is next. (vo) you can check on them. them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a >>> it's 8:00 a.m., from fox 35