norcom against brookville. greyhounds wearing white, off the turnover, here comes ayisha savage, she gets the runner to fall. then it's nia hardy from outside, she led norcom with 11 points brookville slowly began to pull away. hannah young had 16 points and 13 rebounds. the norcom girls had a fantastic season, but it comes to an end in the state quarters. brookville wins, 52 to 39. more girls finals. 6a, landstown loses to langley. 5a, salem moves on after beating potomac. the warhill girls and surry county girls both lose. private school division 2 final. nansemond suffolk loses to miller [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to the election center. i'm jake tapper. on cnn i pass for a bona fide hunk. [ laughter ] it's been a crazy week in politics, so if tonight's election results continue to roll in, let's take a look back at the past seven days. donald trump was endorsed by senator chris christie and dominated super tuesday. here's what he had to say at his celebratory press conference. [ laughter ] >>

-- towards cincinnati, where it's 60 degrees. we've seen rain for the longest time period from brookville. and we'll stay around 60. someplaces will be cooler to the northwest of cincinnati and definitely will be warmer to the southeast of cincinnati around brown county, highland, down to we may get rain a little later tonight. most of it will stay later tonight. next 24 hours, show you what's happened. we'll still be tracking rain at times, especially around cincinnati and points westward. and overnight period, backed off over in cincinnati. through tomorrow morning, expect rain in someplaces, will continue to see boundary. that's where the rain becomes heavy through the morning and evening hours. then the boundary sinks. and it suppresses the weather and stays to the south. we'll see a break in the rain on friday with a little return on friday. tomorrow morning, we're at 61. we're at 60 at 4:00. 1:00 friday morning. it's already thursday. so all day thursday, we're looking at an inch. overall, which means, saturday, sunday, from now through monday, we're looking at probably two inches o

vevay at 32, 29 williams town, 30 lebanon, 39 in brookville, indiana. however, we look at pavement temperatures and these are generally above freezing rntle .around the metro upper 30s, the exception maybe a bridge or over pass that is colder closer to the freezing mark. those are the spots that you got to watch. up at liberty, indiana, we're closer to freezing. if we are going to have any issues mainly to the north and west town with anything sticking to the road. light know over downtown 32 at the airport, a windchill of 24 degrees, near 30 starting out here at 8:00, light snow around the area, then that snow is going to kind of stop as we move through mid-and late morning, into the afternoon, though, we begin to see more precipitation, mainly in the form of rain with temperatures topping out around 40 degrees, it's just kind of a sloppy, icky day on the way for us. thankfully mosted roadways will be wet this morning. there's the view out of the clouds and radar loop. this is a part of a push of warmer air coming with weak area to the west. look at th

right now we're in the 40s and most locations brookville, indiana, 44, 46 in versailles, 50s hanging out, east, brookville, kentucky around 50, 54 the warm spot out of peebles, but the two will eventually cool off in the 40s as the morning wears off. the radisson and covington into downtown cincinnati where skies are cloudy, but we're going to see some clearing later today. afternoon, all in all, pretty nice day, temperatures will be almost 10 degrees above-normal for this time of the year. some rain tomorrow, it's not going to be a wash out tomorrow but i do expect some scattered showers even in isolated thunderstorm is a possibility, most of the rain you are going to see this weekend is going to come on sunday and that is where widespread. 47 the clouds the north wind at 7. the clouds at 8, back up to 54, clouds at noon, and then notice i have some sunshine peeking through the clouds late afternoon, i will top out close to 60 by around 4:00 this afternoon. there's nothing showing up, quiet around here, the overnight rains have left the area, the clouds have not left the area. still

upper 50s from laurel to brookville, brookville indiana, maysville as 67 and everyone will begin city the temperatures fall as -- see the temperatures fall as the 22 at the airport, and a wind gust at 23 at hamilton, wind gust may gust over 3 miles per hour, and fayette and union county, and southeast, indiana, have a wind advisory, we are down to 23 at 8:00, temperatures continue to fall and we are back up to 61 at noon, lot of sun today with a few clouds. we will top out at around 65 late this afternoon, low-tech 96cally, we've already hit our high temperature for the day. -- technically we have hit our high temperature for the day. we had a few isolated showers come through the night. a couple of thunderstorms south of cincinnati. a huge low pressure center is lifting into wisconsin. this produces severe weather across illinois yesterday including reports of tornadoes, for us, things quiet around here with the front moving east, but it's going to be cooler, and it's going to be quite windy as we work our day through the day. we're at 64 here, 53 in indianapolis, cooler air to the w

we have plenty of rain around. we're under the influence of a high plesher we will be sfloerng. brookville, 34 chlthsd >> >>. don't expect any rain or snow tonight. it ams could overnight into early tomorrow morning. the big warm up is on the way. we start tomorrow, where we'll be in the 40s. in the 60s for monday. hit 70 on tuesday. we state in the 60s all next week. we'll be climbing above average before cooling off next weekend. just a little bit. probably above normal, though right now, we're dry. we will not track any snow until 1:00 a.m. a lot of the snow will be breaking up as we head south and east. we'll begin to see development move across iowa and. by kr7. . >> mainly. we stayed dry all the way to midnight. cloudy conditions and by the time we hit 2:00, 3:00, we may be tracking a few flakes by 4:00 a.m., we'll be closer to the 12:00. and we'll be tracking some snow flurries, and activity scattered around the area. especially south to cincinnati. mid to late morning, where we see the potential for rain and snow. tonight's forecast will be dry. and 33 at 11:00. tomorrow morning, w

now, not so much around cincinnati but some in southern clermont. and brown county. liberty and brookville dry now. but just a few flakes now as they continue to break apart. we have an area of snow that will continue to break apart. we picked up almost an inch in wilmington. down to our south, we picked up any where from 2-4 inches. so i know it looks a lot worse on satellite radar but it will talk the morning commute coming up in ten minutes and more on the warmup. >> rob: the first post super tuesday debate was a slug fest. >> reporter: the gop debate quickly turned into a shouting march. marco rubio was asked why he has gone negative in the last few weeks. >> he referred to my hands. >> reporter: ted cruz accused trump of bank rolling liberal politicians. to hillary clinton not once but ten times. >> the last person that hillary clinton wants to face is donald trump. >> reporter: not only did trump outside. >> we know that donald trump is in there and he is no good. >> this is cleaner than trump. >> reporter: john kasich chose to exercise his own record. >> the candidates are vowing to

a live look, most of us hanging around 60 degrees for west union, to the batavia. upper 50s for brookville, indiana, versailles. you said northwest and you have northerly breezes. you will see the wind directional change will take place in a few hours. to fall to the 50s. we'll be around 57 at 8:00. the steddier rain will taper off by then. chances of scattered showers, 9:00, 10:00. slight chances of 11:00, 9:00 tonight. there's 7:00 with widespread rain. and 11:00, slight chances of lingering showers. ow. turning partly cloudy later in the morning and partly cloudy skies, for the afternoon and early afternoon hours. it will be a nice break for the end of the workweek. friday night. if you have plans, it will stay fairly mild. we do stay dry. saturday morning, there's 8:00. around. it will be scattered in nature. wetter. here's the rain estimates for cincinnati in the next few days. nothing on friday. little more possible on sunday and we will see a little break tomorrow. 45 to start. 61 for a high tomorrow. seven-day forecast, spring forward in the weekend. 67 on sunday. more rain on mond

it touched down in brookville, outside dayton, around 2:00 this afternoon. sheree: chief meteorologist kevin robinson has a closer look at the tornado and what we can expect as we head into the evening. kevin: good evening. we don' t have to worry about severe weather this evening. this was a rogue storm near the dayton area. here is interstate 70 at the top of your screen. this is the storm. it does not look very impressive. fortunately, the tornado was not either. lots of video. we were able to capture some of that. this was courtesy of the police department. in the center of your screen, you can see the rotation. towards the

far south through martensville, ohio. we also have widespread soaking rain connorsville, liberty, brookville, laurel, batesville, back down into the versailles area. some gusty winds, hail up to pea-sized, perhaps dime-size possible. these showers and storms coming through southeastern indiana. the same for these cells. all of the precipitation we are tracking on precision doppler 12 to 40 miles an hour. severe likely is not likely this afternoon. it looks like most cells will produce heavy rain and lightning. temperatures lowly fall back down. the coverage and the intensity will peek early this afternoon. showers around. perhaps some thunderstorms. the rain machine will shut off as we near midnight and temperatures are down into the 30s. 52 at the international airport. some are close to 60 and others in the 40s. in addition to another check of doppler 12 hd, we'll track rain and showers later this week. all of that coming up in ten minutes. >> back to our coverage of the school shooting. students and parents there's been a lot going on at the school. local 12's adam clements is in madison

upper 20s and expect the low to mid-20s overnight. airport sitting at 30 degrees. georgetown at 29. brookville an 27. these are your road temperatures. i expect some of the roads to be flirting with freezing by tomorrow morning's commute but tracking slight chances for snow early in the morning better chances through mid and late morning. but temperatures will be close to freezings by ten. so if we have issues on the roadways i think it is going to be early in the morning through the midmorning hours. bridges and overpasses. but we will start to get into a mixture of rain and snow from afternoon. then once we get warm enough, all rain. temperatures top out around 40 tomorrow. all in all the snow total looks to be about an inch or less. tomorrow morning. if we are going to have issue i between. later in the afternoon we are going to be warm enough that roads will just be wet. a little bit of evening snow. that isn't go to amount to much at all. we are dry right now but the snow is several hours away. we will be tracking that early tomorrow morning. you can join john and good morning cincinnati.

have the separation between the 50s and 60s and 70s in the orange color. upper 50s, places like brookville, harrison and you have the upper 60s for places like georgetown. 67 in west union. and thalmus at 61. southeast of cincinnati. we will see soggy areas of downtown and areas west on and off. the good news, we get to a little bit of a break, around 7:00 or so. that will continue to transition through the areas of lebanon and wilmington after 7:00 p.m. this evening. we have plenty of clouds and rain falling in oxford right now. we will continue to see the temperatures hover through the 60 degree mark through the evening hours until 10:00, 11:00. here's the next 24-48 hours. especially situated around downtown and points west. we'll continue to have occasional weather at times. cincinnati. bien into -- by noon, it looks eastward. some heavier pockets of rain the afternoon and evening is especially going to be wet. a bit breezy with temperatures topping out at 64. pretty much in the early afternoon hours. and tomorrow, it will definitely be the rainiest day. 70 on friday. 67 on sunday. we'

shot of downtown. georgetown georgetown 50 we have the couple of light showers showing up down brookville area that's going to continue to slide through our southern tier. we will be tracking what's left throughout the morning. a pretty good chance to see some showers, so overnight temperatures will fall to those mid 30s for the majority of us. rain showers will increase after the next few hours. as we head toward 5:00 in the morning. a lot of it will be widespread. but take the look at this p green indicates rain and blue indicates snow and here is your best chance. across the north eastern part but by 5:00 it is not very widespread at all. spotty. but we are not looking at a huge amount. not any accumulation of snow. up to 1/2 of rain. but your best chance for a coating maybe on grassy areas or your car, wherever it is cold enough but i think the ground is too warm. 39 at noon. lower 40s tomorrow afternoon. don't forget brandon tomorrow morning, scott tomorrow evening they will be tracking what it out there. which will be mainly rain. so 41 tomorrow, 44 on sunday but colder on sunday mo

the next couple hours. we need these down to 38. that's when we see snow flakes still 40 degrees brookville -- mixing in. that's where we see snow flakes mixing in. middle 40s in northern kentucky. that's where we have very little to no snow mixing in. this is the same map we used yesterday. i inched this line five or 10 miles to the north. not much going on in cincinnati. butler, warren and wilmington and hillsboro will get snow mixing in. in wilmington i wouldn't be surprised if you get slush there on the car tops and light coating where it changes over around 10:00 or 11:00 o'clock this morning. then we'll start to see rain mix in as we go into the afternoon hours. that's when temperatures warm back up into the middle 40s in some areas by 2:00 o'clock. it's mainly rain over downtown at that time. after 3:00 o'clock or so it's 46 degrees. the rain starts to break up a little bit. we're looking at isolated showers from time to time. see a peek of the sunshine before the sun sets later today. the bulk of the rain is midday and early afternoon. you see how the rain has been trying to push in

a tornado was also confirmed to have touched down in brookville >> "q": the vehicle was damaged, but a life was saved last thursday officer harold duncan saw a driver get stuck on the train tracks as the gates went down. he jumped into action making the driver get out of the car just in time. as you can see there, the train came by and smashed the mini van just seconds later. >>> and a california man is facing drug charges after ohio state highway patrol troopers seized 189 pounds of pot in his truck during a traffic stop. bucks on the street. wood county troopers stopped the pickup truck for tailgating on i-80. troopers saw marijuana residue in plain view so they searched the truck. >> tia: for the first time, the nfl is acknowledging a link between football and traumatic brain injuries like c.t.e. a senior league official made the admission yesterday during a congressional discussion on concussions. c.t.e., a degenerative brain disease, affects some athletes, usually in contact sports. >>> defensive lineman danny shelton hosted breakfast with elementary school. the program gives st

there were some snowfall in brookville and liberty, but those faded away. it really hasn' t fallen much since earlier this evening, so i am not concerned about a re-freeze overnight. for those of you to the east of cincinnati, toward it georgetown and hillsboro, some of you saw a little snow accumulate on some of the secondary roads during the evening hours when that band pushed through. generally at or above freezing. last weekend we had warm weather, so the pavement is fairly warm. a lot of that is melting, so i am not concerned about re-freezing across the area. i don' t expect travel problems. here is her weather tonight. wish i had better news for your friday. it looks like the gloom will linger. it may take all day to burn off the cloud cover. if you can' t wait for spring to get here, it will bring here next week. not officially, but at least it will feel like it as we get into monday and tuesday. here is that system tonight that brought the snow toward the mid-atlantic. a little bit of flurry and snow shower activity. the backup across northwest ind

it touched down in brookville, outside dayton, around 2:00 this afternoon. sheree: chief meteorologist kevin robinson has a closer look at the tornado and what we can expect as we head into the evening. kevin: good evening. we don' t have to worry about severe weather this evening. this was a rogue storm near the dayton area. here is interstate 70 at the top of your screen. this is the storm. it does not look very impressive. fortunately, the tornado was not either. lots of video. we were able to capture some of that. this was courtesy of the police department. in the center of your screen, you can see the rotation. towards the fortunately, this was a weak tornado. fortunately, it was over rural areas and open farmland so this damage. over with now. the only thing we are worried about is a few scattered downpours west and east of cincinnati. brown county and west union towards highway 52, some of these will move in your direction. it is going to be dry or most of us this evening. most of the rain is over. it should be a decent evening with temperatures in th

the weather camera. 52 in harrison. hamilton, you're right there with them. a couple of us, like brookville indiana. and alexandria, you're in the with a little bit of a breeze, it will make the upper 40s feel a little chillier. and in the next few days ahead of the next rainmaker. wind speed trend tomorrow, winds will die down this evening after sunset and get back above 10 miles an hour, mid to late morning. we can see gusts, with sustained wind, 18-22 miles an hour mark. we're dry right now. we're under the influence of a high pressure system, that's down to the south. and as it kind of scoots to the east, it will bring southwesterly winds. it will help us warm up. in addition to the sunset, we'll see through the day. we'll add to the 10 degrees and we have mainly clear skies. that's what we will see definitely, if you're headed out, you'll want to see. temperatures in the mid-40s. mostly clear skies throughout the night. temperatures around 44 at 9:00, notice winds die down 1-4 miles an hour. and temperatures will fall to 41 by 11:00. tomorrow's forecast, it looks like this. 46 by 7:00.

showing up on precision doppler 12 hd, a fan of rain weakening as it approaches connersville, laurel, brookville and liberty. if it holds together, it will move into southeastern indiana over the next hour. but at best, we'll have widely scattered showers overnight. 60, the temperature now at the international airport. lumpkin's at 55 close to the dewpoint, where we have dense fog. same goes for middletown. visibility is maxed out, though, for many spots of the tristate. soggy tomorrow afternoon. a threat for stronger storms tuesday, and we tract return of cooler air in our planning forecast coming up in 10 minutes. megan. >> scott, thank you. >>> dramatic pictures right now of a balcony collapse in an apartment building in clifton. the collapse happened about noon today. you can see a third floor balcony fell below and luckily no one was there at the time. the building at corner of lovelow avenue and middletown -- and middletown in clifton. no word onif it's weather related. >>> a block away from the building collapse, the clifton performance theater flooded. the managers are dealing with major

we were yesterday at this time. now we're in the low to mid 60s across the local viewing area. brookville indiana, we're at 63. and owington, 65. winds have been sick kicking out of the south. this wind is also going to help feel warmth and moisture over the next 24-48 hours, we'll definitely see more clouds, especially in the day on we're dry, we're still under the influence and it keeps us dry throughout the evening. we'll still be a bit breeze eechl high clouds around cincinnati, off to the west, to the rockies. that's going to be the next system that's strengthens by the time we get to the portion of the workweek. and tonight's forecast, rain-free. you will still need the warm jacket, but it's way warmer in the last evening. and high clouds around making it mostly clear and winds around 8-12 miles an hour. here's what happens in the next 48 hours. tonight, we're quiet. we have the wispy thin clouds. by tomorrow morning, i'm optimistic to see a little sunshine. and then we see the clouds thicken and increase throughout the day. few peaks of sunshine in the morning to mostly cloudy skie

high to mid level clouds will let more sun in. temperatures have gotten to the lower 60s. 64 for brookville as well. 636 in george. this is where you're focused your attention. we're going to be pretty much what's called a warm sector. it's the area between the two fronts of the lower system. southerly flow. and it's going to continue to get warmer each and every day, hanging around 70 degrees. tomorrow. here's the last three hours on satellite radar. yes, we have a lot of moisture in the form of clouds. we have a few spotty showers picking up on radar. a lot of this is not hitting the ground. that's what you call virga, pretty much evaporates before it hits the ground, because we have dew points in the 30s. temperatures in the 60s. that water pretty much hits the ground. by 8 and by 11:00, we're still in the 50s. and we may see some partial clearing muching an by. >> temperatures falling in. and tomorrow, you could see the rain is still way to the west. and through the day on thursday, we're looking at a dry and mild morning commute. we top off around 70 tomorrow arch. it will be a nice af

morning. despite the clouds and rain, we still made it up above average. 63 for georgetown. 60s for brookville indiana. tonight, the temperatures in the 50s. we'll see a little bit of a wind shift, after 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. we'll continue to watch the numbers fall through the 50s. by 11:00, we're around 53. let's take you to the next 48 hours. that's the boundaries, that's giving the chances of rain. and that's how we get rid of the rain. we'll start off dry, but we will have clouds around, especially for the early morning commute. by the time we get to the late morning, early afternoon, being looing at plenty of sunshine. we may see some of the clouds move back in for the later portions of the evening hours. as another front moves back up bring us rain, saturday and sunday. sunday: saturday is probably the better day to get outside, where you could dodge the raindrops. upper 60s for saturday and few thunderstorms this weekend as well. some scattered showers ond monday, dry out for tuesday. we stay warm, pretty much all seven-day forecast. >> take that for now. >> ready to roar. bengals are read

everything we have is moving to the northeast at 35 to 40 miles an hour. plenty of light rain from brookville to versailles, close to rising sun. heaviest is the southwest of 75 split, in galveston county. northern part of owen county. all of the clusters of rain is moving to the northeast with time. if you are seeing light rain now, you may see moderate to heavy rain between now and 6:00 tonight. no concern really for lightning, pockets of heavy rain, the concern this evening. pockets of widespread rain especially to the northwest of 71. temperatures drop down to 60 degrees by midnight. perhaps we rise a degree or two during good morning. cincinnati. 62, the temperature at the national airport. in addition to the check of precision doppler hd. we'll take you to the hour-by-hour forecast. talk about where the best chance of rain is tomorrow. we have a lot to talk about. another check in 10 minutes. >> scott, in news today, westchester teen will spend six years. >> and face as lifetime driving ban, af causing the drunk driving crash that killed his >> paula, it was emotional and a bit tense as

facing felony theft charges after being accused of stealing more than a thousand dollars from the brookville kiwanis club. according to an affidavit, auditor stephen brack wrote checks to himself and to "cash" ... between october of 2013 and march of last year. brack has admitted to writing the checks for personal use, saying his actions were "irresponsible." in seattle -- a suspect is dead after police say he stormed into a 7- eleven convenience store.. and began wildly swinging a hatchet. witnesses say the suspect came in, and without saying a word, started swinging.. injuring a clerk and a cusotmer who was that customer happens to be a licensed concealed gun carrier. he took out his weapon and shot the suspect. right now, police don't have a motive. down in north carolina, more than 100 vehicles involved in multiple crashes on a highway. about 20 people received non life threatening injuries and drivers were encouraged to avoid the area for hours. a combination of sun and rain on the roads reportedly made for blinding conditions but police are still investigating. well... your day is prob

hillsborough, extending to bracken and mason county. heavier rainfall rates is and this is rain, oxford, brookville. and it's moving to the east. and this is the final hur raw here. temperatures are starting to fall, in central indiana. and with moisture coming off to lake michigan, there are at least some flurries, working in the tri-state, near and after midnight. they'll drift in and after midnight. we have rain and snow showers to track on thursday. still relatively warm right now. and notice, cold air is coming in quick behind the secondary and these are down to 39. and i foresee a big temperature drop in the next ten hours, dropping in the 40s between now and 8:00. we'll likely level in the mid to morning. valley. lakes. no worries for any significant snow as this system pulls away. also, because we have colder air aloft. any clearing that we have tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, will be temporary. another combrar of low pressure brings us rain or snow showers on thursday. given the temperatures will be thursday. i suspect little to no accumulation will be the rule area wide. and we'll b

temperatures this morning are 56 in brookville. also 50 down and dry ridge. a good spread, from the low 50' s to the low 60' s across the board. the wind out of the southeast at three miles per hour is helping to usher in the gulf moisture as we make our way into the beginning of the week. dew point, 60 degrees. humidity, 100 percent. it' s foggy, gloomy, and rainy outside. 62 degrees, roughly where we all right now -- where we are right now. i know the showers will be ending later on this evening. taking a look at the futurecast you can see the batches of heavy rain rolling through this morning. kind of overdoing it a little bit through the lunch hour. scattered shower pattern in the afternoon, but then you see the chance for an isolated thunderstorm possible. we could see a sprinkle overnight but then it is monday afternoon for the rain moves through the greater cincinnati area. things quiet down for monday evening as we head into tuesday. expect the temperatures to climb up for your high. isolated thunderstorms possible. mild overnight, 57 degrees under cl

mazeville. we're hanging on to pretty mild temperatures. we're sinking to the 40s for areas like brookville indiana. 46 to 47 degrees. take a look at the winds. 24 miles per hour out of the west. they will soon switch to the northwest direction. that's pulling the colder air mass to the tri-state. we're around 40 by 8:00 tonight. watch for gusts up to 40 miles an hour, still possible through at least midnight. temperatures in the mid 30s by 9:00. lower 30s by 11:00 under cloudy condition. but at least we stay dry. i don't expect any accumulation around them. temperatures will be more winter like for wednesday. tomorrow's forecast, it looks like this. 7:00, we're waking up to the 20s. make sure to bundle up all day long. topping around 37 by 4:00. little ridge of high pressure. that means nicer weather. calmer ns can. the day than the clouds that will start the day tomorrow morning. we drop to the 20s for thursday morning. 42 for a high. another system brings the chance of snow and rain. i don't expect any issues. 41 with a break from the rain and snow on friday. we're dry on friday. another

let's show you the touch down of the tornado, this afternoon at 2:30 near brookville. phillipsburg areas. the two towns joining up against each other to the northwest of dayton, there it is touching down. and that, again, shot just a couple of hours ago and fed to the satellite and we have it for you. this is the type of storm system, what it is generating severe weatherwise as far north as ohio. let's get to it. i want to show you first of all, we will start with a tower cam shot. wooster you are closest to the strong line of thunderstorms. let's say this, the thorn threat for our area, your neighborhood is slim to none. a much better chance for tornadoes in the dayton area earlier today. it is weakening, this system coming in. still can look at this. skull line and looking west of wooster high school, football stadium, probably 20 minutes away from the stadium moving off towards the northeast and it will bring in quite a bit of wet weather. we had individual thunder cells and that impacted dayton. now joining arms, they are joining also and they are combining their r

we are hosting an event up and brookville at new century k-9 services from 10 am through 3 pm. there will be more than a dozen adoptable dogs there. there will be miniature horses live music. hernando county mounted police will be there putting on a demonstration. the sheriffs department k-9 unit will have a demo. a silent auction. a chinese rebel. >> you have a full agenda. what a sweet girl. you have some room in your heart? i'm sure rose would love to come and be a part of your family. thank you for coming in. >>> when an action-packed hour in their almost out of time. let's take a last look at the saturday forecast. we have storms heading in. a 50% chance today. horry percent chance tomorrow on the red days. by monday, it is a blue day. 65 degrees to start. a quick look at this cookie. >> amazing. delicious. >> thanks to laura york and thanks to you for joining us announcer: "jack hanna' s wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone. i' m jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." transporting la

the an high 50. 39 up there. 47 in batavia, 37 out of west union with maysville at 43, and brookville, and cool if you have bus stop. going to get the jacket on them. nothing showing up on radar. sifting through things, clouds a lot of them today, a lot of times to allot sun through, mid-upper 60s across the area today. quite mild, breezes will kick up today as well. it does get breezy, lot of clouds through tomorrow morning. the 50-degree mark tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon, that is the average low of tomorrow afternoon, we begin to thin out the clouds somewhat. we will see more sunshine, temperatures tomorrow, look at areawide. then more clouds passing through wednesday morning, but dry, temperatures in the 50s, now we begin to see some rain chances coming back wednesday, the best chance appears to be later in the day with temperatures again pushing up around the 70-teeing mark. 66 degrees today, mostly cloudy, warmer and breezy, and tonight we're in the 50s, it's going to be a mild evening with a lot of cloud cover throughout the region. down to if i tonight, 70 tomorrow,

first time he was outside for the spring and he he is two years old, and he lives in chicago's brookville zoo and spends the winters in an enclosed area and now he is able to run, this should shot the first time he could go outdoors and he just loves to run, and he is not good at it -- oh, well, here is he is getting better and better. >> they have quite the gallop. >> he does and just loves to run, just like my kids when they are outside, run! get that energy out for sure. all right, scott. >> i was going to say that reminds me of myself when i was about 12 or 13 years old, long and clunky. and then running back doug martin is on board for another five years and the bucs looking signed guard sweezy for another five-year contract, and there is a potential max value of 42 millions if he hits all of his incentivs but the bucs were able to keep their own and at a pretty fair value, keeping the key pieces of this offense together for years to come. >> doug has overcome adversity with the injuries. he had a couple of years where i was banged up and not by us but he was written off by a lot of

we're well above that. 51 in wilmington, 52 in georgetown, and brookville, indiana, a very warm start, and there's the view of the downtown, notice the cloud cover not quite as extensive as yesterday. we are see more sun, that will result in the warmer day, winds from the southwest attitude 9 miles per -- at 9 miles per hour, nothing showing up on radar, clouds passing through, a blend of clouds, going from the 50s this morning in the upper 60s at noon, going to make our way in the low 70s as the kids come home from school, breezy the temperatures a good 20-plus degrees above-normal. that is going to continue for a little while before rain makes a come back. i'm going to detail when you can expect the highest chances of rain in the tri-state. and how high those rain chances go. >>> we do have a couple of issues. we have been telling you about this problem at 4th street at covington after a car hit a pole in the overnight hours, and took down some wires and they're still working on cleaning the accident scene on the wires. duke energy is there on the scene. make a little bit before the

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we're seeing temperatures looking not too bad. 44 in brookville. carrollton, 50. a nice sliver of sunshine with cloudy skies. clouds will be sticking around all weekend long. winds out of the east at seven miles an hour with a great visibility at cvg, ten miles. increasing clouds this morning. potentially this afternoon, scattered showers rolling in late this evening. on futurecast, a detailed time what was we can see. 12:30, scattered sprinkles rolling through the greater cincinnati area. as we head into the evening hours, 6:30, more sprinkles. this isn't a washout by any means. it isn't until this evening where we start to see pockets of with that, pockets of heavier rain and the chance for thunder as well. but ultimately, this continues to push through. so overnight tonight, the wettest portion of the day into tomorrow morning. but you can see the time stamp here, sunday at 11:00 a.m., start to see more scattered showers into the area. so as that big batch of moisture pushes north, we see more scattered into the afternoon tomorrow and then eventually, things ki

@brookville, bayshore quiet for @the time being. @in fact we don't have mostly @cloudy skies just yet. @20 miles offshore for hernando. @and not thunderstorms but @heftier showers. @the storms they are still a @ways off, and they could pack a @punch as early as late morning, @ before contemplating the many choices on steak 'n shake's $4 dollar menu, one must calm the mind in our zen garden. focus. the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. the taco salad meal. zen the original double 'n cheese steakburger meal. the $4 menu. where all meals are under $4. at steak 'n shake. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! our gardens have ev