dance cincinnati at aronoff center for the arts, at 660 walnut street in cincinnati, oh. this years' dancecincinnati festival brings together some of the areas most exiting dance companies including, exhale dance company, northern kentucky dance ensemble, de la dance company, ccm dance ensemble and, new works by andre megerdichian, alexandra brannon, shane ohmer and mario de la nuez. the performances everyone, from modern to classical. performances begin friday, march 25 2016 and run through saturday march 26, 2016. tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door. for information and/or to purchase tickets, please call (513)621-arts or buy online at a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning breaking in the investigation into those deadly terror attacks in brussels, belgium. world news tonight just tweeted this photo of three possible suspects in the attacks.we know islamic state claimed responsibility for the least 31 people.stay with 9 on your side and wcpo dot com for the breaking developments on th

cincinnati police investigate this latest homicide. andrew: there are a lot of questions the cincinnati police still have but they spent time questioning a person of interest this morning. this happened late last night, 31-year-old james mixon was shot. police were called around 10:00 and found him on the sidewalk. police quickly found a person of interest and spend time questioning him. when they arrived on scene there was talk of it being self-defense. the shooter claims he was being robbed at the time. we also spoke to someone who says they witnessed an argument involving be victim not long before the shooting took place, and argument about money. police continue their investigation, no charges filed at this point. morning, five people confirmed dead, another three injured after a shooting outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it happened during a backyard party or cookout. the police are looking for a pair of gunmen who fired from the alley. they have no one in custody and no motive. kyla: republicans will take the debate stage in m

lisa: that is cincinnati' s nick lachey. he now the audition, but the foo fighters are sticking with their lineup. another party will be hosted s bock brew. there is a celebration starting at 7:00. this is a video from last night when arnold' s had another celebration, tapping 17 different beers. weekend and will have the 5k on saturday morning. the queen city is getting love as one of the best places to call home. mark: rankings were released for the best places to live. cincinnati was 37. they got high marks for value, schools, food, and the job market. they were the highest rankings in ohio. the top city? denver, colorado. the changes starting today at the u.s. bank arena for the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus. it will be the last local elephants. it was passed because of cities passing anti-circus and anti-elephant ordinances. randi: you will see snow flurries flying. it looks like the roads look safe. the on and off ramps, bridges, at times. florence. that will be the situation through the afternoon. less th

happening today, the cincinnati fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check for money raised through t-shirt sales to the down syndrome association of greater cincinnati at engine 32' s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. a long-standing tradition here in cincinnati where folks start lining up early sunday morning to get their bellies full. lisa: wlwt news 5' s richard chiles has more on the goodness that is the original italian dinner. >> we just enjoy monthly meetings. richard: for 105 years the sons of italy have hosted the sacred ve enjoyed each other. we enjoyed business and share those things together along with our family heritage, where our parents and grandparents came from. all of that stuff is very important to us. it' s a bond that holds us together. richard: and for 105 years the camp washington community has served their plates with heaping helpings of ravioli, meatballs, spaghetti, sauce, c

rain showers will be approaching cincinnati. off and on rain and see the rain is down towards evansville and approaching downtown cincinnati. a little thunder and lightning into the evening. i do not expect the back age of this to move through. second half of the day, keep the umbrella handy. it is going to be gorgeous tomorrow for the primary. tomorrow night, that is when another line of thunderstorms rolls through. the threat for stronger storms is there tomorrow late night. today, 66 degrees for the high. kyla: good morning. on your monday morning, we are seeing pretty clear conditions across greater cincinnati. a little bit of yellow along 71. the travel times right now, 17 minutes out of warren. county 19 minutes on 71, 75 from near the indiana state line, 17 minutes to get you over to the 75 interchange. each direction looking good and clear. we will check again at the top of the hour. lisa: thank you. let' s get a check on some stories trending this morning. a police station in western australia has adopted an orphaned ka

the cincinnati zoo the cincinnati zoo has five new additions.... you're looking at the new cheetah cubs who are being cared for behind the scenes right now. they were born by c-section at a breeding facility on march 8th. since then, the team at the zoo has been working around the clock healthy. you can check they are on display right now. cam the save the animals foundation is a no kill shelter right here in cincinnati...and they have so many loving animals that are in need of forever homes. with us today is... tracy eberhardt and stacy recker if you head to fox 19 now dot com we have a slide show of just some of of just some of the pets available for adoption! tease roof cam toyota billboard new video just why let someone else have all ththfun? the sosotimemehaphphard,d, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. shows kidnapped british journalist john cantlie the three-and-a- half minute recording shows cantlie talking about u.

joe: good morning everyone in cincinnati. joe danneman here at historic times square in new york city where xavier fans are waking up this morning now knowing who their team is playing in the big east tournament tonight because marquette won the late game here at the tournament. if you went to sleep and didn't see marquette advanced in the first round. so it's xavier and marquette coming up tonight in the quarterfinals. but musketeer fans are already celebrating a major award for their national coach of the year by the us basketball writer's association greg christopher: "i'm thrilled for chris because it's a testament to what he has built over seven years. i get that this was for this season, but really when you think about what he has done over seven years, you're carrying on the xavier tradition. you think about the great coaches that we've had at xavier and for chris to be our first national coach of the year what a great honor for him" joe: and we welcome you back to the bright lights of time square here in nyc. imagine

a live look at the cincinnati skyline. you can see in the background the sign on the convention center that says cincinnati is after the terror attacks. the city twitter account tweeted out earlier that cincinnati stands with brussels. or on that story in a moment. let' s get a check on some stories that are trending this morning. mark: visually inch -- visually impaired children are using the years instead of ice to hunt for easter eggs. [beeping] mark: that' s the sound of an easter egg designed specially for blind children, and it' s part of a special project in california designed to let visually-impaired kids participate in some spring holiday fun. they can' t use their eyes, so they use their ears. children honed in on the beeping to find the eggs, which were exchanged for treats. lisa: pretty cool. a brawl broke out between an easter bunny and a shopper at a new jersey mall. the floppy gloves came off after a shopper got angry when his child fell off the bunny' s lap. words were exchanged, then out came the rabbit p

dblbx live tickets for the 2016 cincinnati st. jude dream home giveaway go on sale thursday, march 10. they cost $100 each for the chance to win the st. jude dream home giveaway house and other prizes valued at $1,000 or more. local st. jude families, members from local volunteer group epsilon sigma alpha, and representatives from fischer homes will be present for the tickets on sale event 4:30- 11:00 a.m. at fox19 now's queensgate studio. anyone who buys a ticket will be entered to win a child life monkey tower play set, courtesy of pete delois' recreations outlet. tickets are available by calling 1-800-537-1735 or by visiting the 2016 cincinnati st. jude dream home giveaway website. the three-bedroom house, valued at about $340,000, is community in union, ky. this house will feature a first- floor owner's suite with deluxe garden bath and vaulted kitchen ceilings. the st. jude dream home giveaway benefits the lifesaving work of st. jude children's research hospital, one of the world's premier pediatric cancer research centers. l

we are able to pass on some good news at cincinnati' s connection from cincinnati to paris, going to europe, delta aircraft 225 was able to depart yesterday, leaving cincinnati at 5:00 p.m. the aircraft did safely this reporting live from cvg, richard chiles. mark: thank you. as we of been saying, the vice president is in town to campaign for ted strickland. lisa: andrew, bring us up-to-date. andrew: they could be changing. no word from the vice president' s office of the strickland campaign about that at this point. we have seen some secret service agents making her way around downtown this morning. the vice president is scheduled to speak at a private event at the westin hotel later this morning. this is a fundraiser. he arrived in town overnight in anticipation of a morning event for ted strickland. with the v.p. in town, that means extra security at the venue where he' ll be speaking, plus moving him into location and then moving him out of town. that could mean traffic problems for folks as they make their way downtown to work this morning. he is in town to speak at a breakfast

rainfall from cincinnati and northern kentucky westward. some areas may experience minor flooding.friday, we'll have an early morning chance of showers. clouds will decrease, another rey of sunshine for the bengals today. free agent linebacker vinny rey has re-upped: three years, eleven and a half million dollars. but this is also official now: wide receiver mohammad sanu falcons today. 14-million of his 32-and a half million dollar deal is guaranteed.and george iloka was talking today about the deal he signed to stay with the bengals. trt :14outcue:...and it all worked out."((iloka: they have their way of doing things around here. i would say up until a few days ago things didn't heat up. i had no clue if they even wanted me. silent about their business. and they handle it how they handle it. and it all worked out)) in less than a hour, xavier is on the court for it's big east tournament conference opener. the muskies open against marquette, with a cautionary tale from their head coach. trt :09outcue:...that's all you're guaranteed."((mack

. >> well good morning everybody. thank you for waking up with us. good morning cincinnati saturday. i'm liz bonis. adam is off today. we'll have more on those stories in a moment. first a quick check of the forecast. meteorologist brandon orr is here. he has your no wait weather. >> hey brandon. >> had we had temperatures in the 60s and we had 60 yesterday. that's not going to be the case. we have rain moving in on precision doppler 12 h.d. this is the light rain. it's blue on the radar. within the 275 loop it's on the western side. it's just starting to move into downtown. also getting some light rain over the past couple hours ever since 3:00 o'clock we started getting light rain. being but as this rain falls it tends to cool us down and that means snow could mix in. the best chance for flakes is north and east of downtown. if you're in willing him on the towards hillsboro -- wilmington that's your best chance to see flakes. this is the same map eric and i used yesterday still looking to very little to none over downtown. no problems on the roadways t. rhodes will be wet -- the ro

i'm hillary clinton and i good morning cincinnati. this is a live shot of downtown cincinnati. we're seeing rain today possibly flurries. brandon said we've seen it in a few spots. he's going to have your forecast in a bit. >> first we're covering america now. police in west virginia have arrested a woman after she allegedly conned people out of money by telling them she had cancer. >> -- kendall jones fooled friends family and strangers after being pressed by police jones admitted it was all a lie. police say she used social media to be friend people and collect $1,500. jones is in jail on $25,000 bond. >> we're down to four. ben carson pulled the plug on the presidential campaign. the front runner did the math and realized he's not going to win. instead carson will chair group focused on getting out the christian vote. the group suggests christians could choose the next president if they get out and vote. >> amazon has disabled encryption from kindle fire. that means they can no longer encrypt stored data. it shows support for apple with the u.s. government. the f.b.i. asked apple

lisa: multiple reports of a cincinnati to. mark: some of the patrons at the zoo are telling us they are hiding inside shelters. zookeepers are still rushing through the suit with what appeared to be tranquilizer guns. any injuries, and it is not clear where the bear may be. news on-air and online at mark: xavier is getting ready for march mad at us. they' re heading out west. lisa: elise jesse joins us with more on the sendoff. that afternoon. in xavier will board the bus is later this afternoon. they will head off to st. louis. friday is the big night when they take the dance floor. the ncaa tournament. this was the scene at chris mack' s house on sunday when they found out which seed they would be. they are 2. first, they will face the wildcats. >> there is excitement about playing someone new. we will use the beginning part of the week work on ourselves . we will use the entire week to hone in on weaver state on wednesday and thursday leading up to the game on friday. elise: weaver state' s head coach said he wanted to face

and points west. that's where we have the rain right now, heaviest in the bethel area. cincinnati in a little bit of a dry slot. we will get with the rain. and that will continue to move northeast. we have a drying trend for later this evening. that will be closer to the 6:45, 7:00 and for the next couple of hours after that, will be much dryer than what we just experience. rain, butler and moscow, we have widespread rain, fayette, union to franklin, dearborn county as well as warren and most of clinton county, under light to moderate rain. highland county to adams. brown county, mason, and a lot of pendleton county, still pretty dry. madison. that will continue to work its way in cincinnati. folks in lebanon and wilmington will dry out within the next couple of hours. more rain is on the way. northeast. it will run through the same areas, time and time again and even to am to row, before the front continues to push through the south and east later in the day. that's where we have the separation between the 50s and 60s and 70s in the orange color. upper 50s, places like brookville, h

th overtime yesterday against the cincinnati bearcats. hear what coach mick cronin had to say about that shot...coming up in sports. catherine tease molly: " welcome to the southern weekend! we're molly: " welcome to the southern weekend! we're here in east nashville and one of the places you have to come and visit is barista parlor. they have amazing coffee, delicious biscuits, and i'm here with chelsea the general manager. now, it looks different than a typical coffee shop it almost looks like a science experiment- like you have beakers, water dripping, explain that philosophy?" chelsea: " we make each cup of coffee when you order it. all of those beakers and scientific things that you see are very necessary to our process." molly: " really? it's not just the look?" chelsea: " it does look great! but it's also very functional." chelsea: " we make signature drinks, some of them are seasonal and some of them stay on the menu all the time. so this is our espresso and tonic. we really do want people to think of specialty coffee beverages in

west of cincinnati, there is the potential for a shower. looking at the possibilities for the late morning, a quick sprinkle. into the afternoon, the clouds taken up -- thicken up. a line of rain will work its way in our direction tonight. scattered showers will move in. for tomorrow, expect rain most of the day. there will be some breaks here and there. rain pretty much in place on thursday and moving out thursday night. tonight and moving out midnight tomorrow. clearing out early on friday morning. today a high around 70 degrees. tomorrow is more of a steady rain for us. sunshine returns on friday. scattered showers on saturday. steady rain on sunday. guys? mark: thank you. a swat standoff in reading ended with a 35-year-old man in jail and a 10-month-old baby in the hospital. kyla: the baby, gabriel, was released from children' s hospital just yesterday. according to court documents, gabriel was practicing walking with his mother when the boyfriend, neal royal, got mad and shoved him down and then smacked him on the mouth. police say roy

think pink animation cincinnati's susan g. cincinnati's susan g. cure is september 24th and while the race is this fall, many people will start training physical therapist and avid runner stacey mcconnell tells us how to prepare for a run or walk while " videos online he is an avid runner, having done multiple marathons, including boston, and has his own program underway to help runners, especially those interested in the flying pig. here is a link to the initiative we have with him currently: http: he can also be found on our facebook page as well: https: stacey encourages the runners that he works with to continue to challenge themselves with this vigorous activity, compare their running only with their own they perform. he appreciates how running allows him to eliminate a lot of stress, stay healthy, hopefully live longer and be a better employee, friend, brother, father and husband. top ten things a runner should do to avoid injury: 1. get shoes from a local running store. 2. join a running group such as "couch to 5k" or "sit to fit" 3. go online and copy a 5k training program and

the cincinnati heart mini marathon kicks off at 7:30. live now a live look at clear skies over downtown cincinnati... but, will the weather cooperate for the many events we've got going on this weekend? let's check in with meteorologist jeff creighton. orlando! did you see it! a heartwrenching end to u-c's game against uconn about an hour ago. fox19 now's jeremy rauch joins us in studio with more. it's the first time u-c has played four overtimes, in almost four decades. and you need to see the two biggest shots, everyone is talking about. here it is... third overtime... uc down 3, summit's own kevin johnson hits a three. zero point 8 seconds. and while uc is celebrating, this happens... jalen adams - from 70 feet. are you kidding me? uconn would win 104-97 in double overtime. so, uc is one and done in the conference tournament. why mick cronin says the bearcats got robbed, coming up in just a bit. and don't think we forgot about xavier! the muskies are take on seton hall sports director joe danneman has more from new york city! joe dann

cincinnati ranked 25th on the list of 150 cities. 3 xavier.. cincinnati.. kentucky. they're all out of the tournament.but indiana is still going strong.first up.. it's a close one!the bearcats fall to saint joe's by just one shot.st. joe's moves on 78 to 76.and now cincinnati fans are wondering if u- c will lose its coach too.there is a report that unlv has targeted mick cronin for its vacant head coaching position. now on to xavier. thanks to bronson koenig's fallaway three- pointer from the right corner at the buzzer it will be wisconsin moving on with a 66 to 63 final. 3 (:00) j.p. macura/xavier guard because remy and james are always working hard. umm, putting time in the gym, encouraging players, instilling confindence in each other. i'm just really going to miss them both a lot.trevon bluiett/xavier forward "i'm just really frustrated because we had goals. you know, and it just happened to end early so i'm obviously really frustrated."(:21)now on to kentucky and indiana.the champions of the sec conference and the big ten didn't disappoint.the two were tied at f

we will have two more ours of local news on "good morning cincinnati" on star 64. an expert will be here with advice for what parent can do to support their kids when there's a tragic event at school. >> you see that here everyday. >> you have to talk about this. >> friends, it's a taste more like summer than the mystery flavor from greaters. we will settle for the taste of spring. the new flavor, he is holding it in his hand right now. it's cheese. >> and it's based on a pastry. >> yes. >> and the icing. >>> it has cinnamon chunks and frosty flakes. >> and buttery goodness. >> it's good. >> i did, i'm not sure at first. because i'm not sure i have ever had a cheese crown. >> i haven't either. i want to try a cheese crown. >> you have never had a cheese crown. >> i didn't know that is what it's called. >>> buttery. >> it's kind of like butter pecan meets coming else. >> we will talk about >>> good morning. it is tuesday, march 1st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump is poised for a historic super tuesday. - his gop rivals and the establishment pull o

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way eastward in the southern tier, in kentucky to mason county. and no advisory out for downtown cincinnati. we're seeing the minor snow all across the area. that are mainly wet. there could be slick spots in the overpasses. along i-71, going northward. a few flurries from time to time, in south eastern indiana. you could see in some of the roadways, visibility is reduced. we have a light coating on the grass. i-71 at 275. traffic is moving along. the wet roadways. look at the roadway temperatures, are a few degrees above freezing. crittondone, 26. the overpasses is a couple of degrees colder than that. they cool off a lot faster. these are actual temperatures at or above freezing. that's what they will be with a chance of snow. they will start to taper from 9 to midnight. temperatures drop around they have a few stray snow shower. and we'll tell you who has the best chance to see a couple of slick roads. round two could move in with rain and snow showers in the weekend. finally, how warm we get, the big warm-up is on the way. it looks like they will stick around for a while >> and brandon,

mark: also today the cincinnati , fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check sales to down syndrome association of greater cincinnati at engine 32' s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. lisa: people spent hours in line outside the camp washington church to get a taste of a homely tradition this weekend, the sons of italy hosted the original italian dinner at sacred heart for 105 years. these days, takes 500 gallons of red sauce, 23,000 meet walls, and 220,000 ravioli to feed the crowd. organizers say they kept the tradition alive through generations. the neil promises leftovers to share. >> i came with my girlfriend. they' ve been coming here for, like, eight years. it' s really good food here, so i said i' ll give it a try. why not? lisa: you can eat in or out every palm sunday. in the past, the church has today marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week here in hamilton county. the wlwt team of

reporting live from three rivers schools briana harper, the now cincinnati. senator rob portman's anti- heroin bill passed the senate vote.only one senators voted against it.we've been following the progress of comprehensive addiction & recovery act for you.the bill wants to put resources toward evidence-based education, treatment and recovery programs to help heroin addicts and their families beat the disease.the bill now goes to the house. our community has put a lot of focus on heroin addiction. tonight we'll take a look at where we are and how far we have come.the "focus on hope" coalition meets at 6:30 pm in the colerain community center on springdale road. was it self defense?that's what police are trying to figure out following the shooting of 31 year in over the rhine. rhine.james mixon was shot and killed last night.police say mixon may have been involved in a robbery before his death. 29 year old giovannie gaskins -- claims he was the victim of that robbery and shot mixon in self defense.police confirm security cameras were rolling at the time of th

cincinnati to the south and east, steady rain for hours. you can see that line is starting to fill in moving up to northern portions of hamilton county. plan on it being pretty wet and grabbed the umbrellas. a wet start and a little bit of fog. log 60' s this afternoon with steady rain. we are talking wet roads. india: we' re still dealing with the accident on sunday. so just keep that on mind -- this is summit road near edgemont road. the rest of cincinnati not doing too bad. the norwood lateral is starting to slow down just a bit. we' re still clear and light in that area. 75 or 71, things are nice at the norwood lateral. kyla: thank you. the whooping cough still plaguing many schools in northern kentucky. mark: advice health officials are giving parents as they try to stop the illness from spreading further. kyla: some complications in the historic uterus transplant in cleveland this week. how doctors are moving forward despite another setback. mark: taking a live look outside . a wet start on this thursday. re back in a when you're livi

mark: vice president joe biden stopped in cincinnati. he attended an event for former ohio governor ted strickland, who' s running for the u.s. senate. and he had plenty of extra security on hand at the westin downtown. we' re told he did not address the brussels attacks. new details about overtime in the cincinnati police department. an internal audit found more than half of overtime wasn' t properly approved. that figure jumped to more than 90% in the chief' s office and community liaison unit. the audit also found some officers working overtime when they had paid time off. the city is recommending the entire process, train time-keepers, and get a new database. lisa: more planning on the union terminal construction project, as the museum center prepares for a major overhaul. bids are coming in for the project. it' s expected to cost nearly a quarter billion dollars. they hope to get started this summer and finish by the fall of 2018. side museums, the omnimax, and part of the lobby will be shut down during construction. mark: the cinci

cincinnati police need your help to catch an armed robber. it happened earlier this month at the advanced auto parts store on west mitchell avenue around 7:30 on march 2. police say the man walked in, and showed the clerk on duty a gun, demanding cash. police say the suspect even cut the store' s phone lines while the clerk filled a bag with money from the register. he then took off in a gold or tan colored suv with tinted windows. if you know who this is call police. lisa: in "commitment 2016" news, john kasich is winless in the latest round of contests. ted cruz ran away the vote in utah. it was a winner take all. for trump, 58 delegates. whether democrats, there were three contests. senator bernie sanders will earn 2 wins with idaho and utah. hillary clinton won arizo na. a new kitchen in over the rhine could be cooking up the next great treat or restaurant empire. mark: the ribbon was cut today on the findlay kitchen, which will be home to start-ups in need of kitchen space. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters has more. good afternoon. andrew:

cincinnati. notice the colder air, we're in the 30s in the morning, i only expect highs to reach the upper 40s to near 50s. cooler by the end of the week but we turn around by the weekend. 60s the next few days, 49 and gradual clearing and right back up into the 60s saturday with sunshine, low 70s by easter sunday, and like i mentioned yesterday, the rain chances are it looks like it will be more sunday night into monday that we see rain. it's a beautiful sunday ahead of us, a wet monday, though, and even some showers may linger into tuesday as we cool back in the mid-50s early next week. track the changes with our free weather authority app. john and sheila, back to you. >>> thank you, john, it's not over until it's over. the new primary result have a few surprises as the numbers >>> family time how you can help >>> breaking news at 6:24, cbs news is reporting an arrest in the brussels bombing. they say that the suspect's whose dna was found on the terror iist bombs was arrested in brussels. he

3 good morning cincinnati. (ad lib to weather) 3 bob herzog looking at tri- state roadszero problemsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 new this morning...a wyoming high school graduate who was detained in south korea is now sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in prison. 21-year old otto warmbier admitted on video that he tried to steal a propaganda banner from hotel in january.but he could have made the statement under duress. warmbier is a student at the university of virginia and was visiting north korea with a new year's tour group. 3 the ohio state highway patrol is investigating a deadly accident in clermont county. it happened about nine last night on u.s. 50 near whitney drive. police say 51 year-old randell marsh of cold spring, kentucky lost control of his truck and ended up in an embankment. he died at the scene. investigators say it appears alcohol played a role in the crash. 3 time now is xx election results are in. we'll tell you who won the big races across ohio and beyond, just ahead. but fir

vice president joe biden has left cincinnati. we were there as his motorcade arrived at the westin hotel downtown today for a private fundraiser for senate hopeful ted strickland. the event was closed to the public and the media. a little after three... biden's mortorcade passed us at c-v-g... to get on air force 2. he is the highest ranking u-s official pres. obama i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. speaking directly to the cuban people... president obama made a final plea on his last day in havana. ending his historic trip... the president didn't hesitate to talk about the differences between the two countries... but also made a point to bring up the similarities. speaking on live and state television... president obama called for greater freedom and human rights in front of a crowd that included cuban president raul castro. "now, there's no secret that our government us disagree on many of these issues. i've had frank conversations with president castro." i believe citizens should be fre

i'll have cincinnati's most accurate forecast. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] mike: breaking news. police on the scene of a shooting at vine street and green. our assignment desk is working the phones trying to figure out details about the victim and what led up to the shooting. we'll bring you anything new we get on our newscast and on our website, wlwt.com. plenty of rain and we could be dealing with it for a while. good evening, i'm mike dardis. sheree: and i'm sheree paolello. let's bring in chief meteorologist kevin robinson, with a look at the timeline. kevin. kevin: wet road ways is what i morning. radar is pretty quiet. there is a little bit of rainfall but all of that is very much so on the light side. we have break for the next several hours because the leading edge of the rain still to the south and west of louisville. i'll be tracking it overnight and let you know how much rain we should expect as we head into your thursday. mike: kev, we'll talk to you later. thank you. a bomb threat in boone county, and the wo

vice president joe biden will be in cincinnati this month. he's raising money for former ohio governor ted strickland's senate campaign. details of the vice- president's visit on released yet. strickland is running against cincinnati city council member p-g sittenfeld for the democratic nomination. the winner of that race will likely face incumbant republican senator rob portman. this video on the "9 on your side facebook page" has many of you talking right now it also launched an internal police investigation which caught our attention.this morning, the fraternal order of police in cincinnati is reacting.the man in the video claims he was followed - harrassed - and ultimately had his constitutional rights taken away by the officer. (nats) chris harrell walks along recording himself with his phone in one hand - walking with a coffee in his other hand. he claims the bike officer has followed him.sot: this is what we have to deal with in cincinnati - harrassment eventually officer baron osterman asks harrell to stop - pointing out he walked int

you'll find them all over cincinnati... and it's cincinnati canstruction is a design and building competition designed to feed the hungry... all materials go to the freestore foodbank. some of the structures which include the bb-8 from the latest star wars movie measure as large as 10 feet wide, 10 feet long and 10 feet tall. an estimated 60 thousand canned goods are donated each year. cincinnati joined the cause back in 1997. there is also a free guided walking tour called strut the structure. the last opportunity to catch that is next saturday.cincinnati joined the cause back in 1997. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. beware of a spring vacation scam! you know the saying if it seems too good to be true.. it probably is.john matarese is on your side so you don't you're watching good morning tri-state weekend at 6 on 9 on your side it does'nt quite feel like it todaybut spring has officially begun.as of 12:30 this morning. that was the exact moment of the vernal equinox.that's when the sun's rays are direct

headed towards cincinnati by about lunchtime. we see a couple peaks of sunshine here and a few hours until sunrise. that doesn' t happen until almost 8:00 a.m.. 55 springboro, 58 now in alexandria. your plan today, not too bad. lunchtime rain showers arrive at 63 and through the afternoon, a high around 66. maybe a stray thunderstorm. first, let' s check the roads. >> we are seeing pretty good conditions for our morning commute. here is a look through ken woods. once we get inside, that is when we start to see an increase. at mineola pike, things looking good along that string of the 275 loop. same thing on ohio 95. good conditions all around. a few cars headed eastbound towards the i-75 interchange. note delays -- no delays to report. not seeing any problems outside. lisa: it is the day before the all-important ohio primary. the last day for residents to participate in early voting. how candidates are crisscrossing the buckeye state. >> it is crunch time here at the board of elections. not a lot of time left for the important oh

to fly back to cincinnati on they planned saturday. jenell walton wlwt news 5. sheree: we also reached out to procter and gamble today to warp -- learn more about employees working in belgium. the company says they have 1100 employees working in brussels p&g' s global innovation centers is based there. p&g says quote, we are working to confirm the safety of all our people, and in the interim have asked that employees in brussels to work from home until more information is available from the local authorities. the bombings in brussels are halfway around the world the riff a -- the ripple affect its hitting airports like cvg. mike: the department of homeland security today saying the tsa is deploying more security to major airports across the nation. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is leading the way with the story. the tsa is not saying specifically which airports are getting the extra security but they are sitting -- saying that they are getting in touch with local and federal agencies. in brussels, the attack has highlighted some security concerns. even in the pre

you' re waking up to cincinnati' s wlwt news 5 today. this is what i came home for -- to work in the community, turning schools after hours into centers for healthcare and safe spaces for our kids. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. after princeton and a marshall scholarship, i turned down a job at google to work improving education. now i'm running for the senate to offer new ideas -- cut college loan rates in half, pass common sense gun safety laws. i approve this message to offer bold new leadership big, bold, steaks. better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. 16 ounce t-bone. 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. big, bold, steaks. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can' t fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. mark: good morning and welcome back on a friday. heads are turning to d.c., where the white house is hosting canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who has been called a political heartthrob. last night the white house hosted a state dinner. issues like trade, isis, and climate

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honoring a cincinnati legend. the special present given to marian spencer... and where you'll find the road that will bear her name. saying adios...he's going to be "the most interesting man in the universe."your last glimpse... on earth... of an it's a special honor for a woman who helped pave the way for race relations in cincinnati. cincinnati city councilmembers held a ceremony last night for marian spencer... and presented her with her own street sign.they're changing the name of the 100 block of walnut... between theodore berry way and second street... to honor her.spencer was the first african-american female elected to city council... and went on to be vice mayor. underway into what made several lawmakers sick.but some say they already know what caused it. it.lawmakers recently passed a bill.. legalizing raw milk.to celebrate... a delegate brought some in to share... and that's when the lawmakers got sick.however... others are saying it's just a coincidence... and there's a stomach bug that's going around. it's the end of an era and it's going viral th

that's it from the now cincinnati. cincinnati.the team is tracking the very latest on the terror attacks in brussels. 9 on your side at 5 starts right now. :02 - :04"run run run run run" run"deadly explosions rock brussels and isis claims responsibility.the hunt tonight for others tied to the attack including one man seen at the airport. students safe after the attack! where u-c students - overseas in belgium - are staying your security top of mind. police ready to protect you ahead of large downtown events. 23:13"it's just a reminder that we have to be on our toes constantly" the number one way you can help police protect us all. a mother who admitted to harming her son - will be out of jail in days.how the courts plan to keep that young boy safe.you're watching nine on your side at five! haunting images from inside a brussels subway and airport. three explosions in all -- belgium raising its terror threat to its highest level. :39 - :45(pierre meys, spokesman of the brussels fire brigade) "i can't explain. it looked

we have clear skies across greater cincinnati. temperatures are bottoming out, in some places in the 20' s. 27 in harrison. 28 in walton. many towns in the 20' s. most of us holding onto 30 30 degrees at cvg with a bit of a breeze, enough to make it feel like the mid 20' s across greater cincinnati. yes, it is springtime but do not dress for it just yet. noon, sunny skies, 42. expect a high temperature around 49, 50 degrees for most of us. we have a check of traffic in just a second. lisa: breaking now. we' re live in glendale after a police chase ends with the suspected car crashing into a pole. as a result, wires are down and there' s a gas leak after gas lamps were damaged in the area. the scene is on the 200 block of east sharon road. there is a road closure because we' ll be sure to newsroom. meanwhile let' s check traffic. kyla: good morning. you will need to avoid that portion of sharon for the next 20, 30 minutes, maybe even an hour. 71, 75 looks good north and south down. a few extra cars there compared to on the ohio sid

steve is passionate about cincinnati history, and cincinnati history museum at the museum center at union terminal. he has written numerous articles over the years for various magazines, and has taught writing to young people. until recently he was the host of a local radio program "bolgia four" on waif. he is married with two children. gfx a cold and blustery morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon partly cloudy skies today a high of only 36. we could have some slick roads and issues for your thursday morning commute. temperatures tonight upper 20s with scattered snow showers in the predawn hours. while amounts will be half an inch or less it could be just enough to give a slick conditions for the morning drive. it will be more about timing then the amount of snow . then as temperatures warm to a high of 40 thursday look for afternoon rain showers mixed in wet snow thursday morning with a high of 41. showers on saturday as temperatures start their warm-up with a high of 50 by sunday and dry. toss to denise for traffic rob 2shot won't forget but better. oreogasm

a sprinkle possible west of cincinnati. by noon, mid-60s, by late day we're pushing around the 70-degree mark. not much sun, though, today, mainly cloudy, and by late afternoon into the evening, you may even catch a shower to the west and northwest of downtown cincinnati, but all of us will see rain coming up over the next 24 hours. i will be timing out that rain, let you know when the highest chances are, and a look ahead to when we finally dry things out in minutes, right nowlet get a check on traffic with jen dalton. >> reporter: we remain accident-free tri-state. great to have out there, things are moving along just fine no matter where i look. north of union center boulevard. you can see headed southbound we're starting to see a little bit of congestion as folks head toward 275 this morning, nothing unusual for this time of the day. 275 out near loveland madeira as you are seeing typical congestion, so you are on and off the brakes in that area. nothing unusual for this time of the day. i-71/i-75, only heavy from dixie

an inch south of cincinnati. that is the projection now. this could certainly change depending on temperatures which are expected to get into the upper 30s and low 40s. any of those rain and snow showers moving on out tomorrow night near 30 on friday morning. friday afternoon quiet weather, low 40s on friday and then another system is going to come in here saturday. that will bring snow showers, changing over to rainshowers again. we get warmer, though, saturday up to 49 for a high, and checkout the forecast sunday, 54, partly cloudy, monday and tuesday a chance for showers returning, but look at the temperatures, low 60s monday, upper 60s as we get into tuesday. so from winter to spring, just like that. guys, back to you. >>> i like that. >> 6:53, now 25 degrees. >>> gather your children, a life lesson is coming. sweet victors, sad losers. >>> 6:56, now is your chance, the festival features the killers, tom perry, mud crush, and lauren the and the machine, caller three enjoys a three day passes. 513683, (513)683

you' re watching cincinnati' s jennifer: welcome back. a beautiful shot of the ohio river in the cloudy skies this morning. rain. visibility is pretty high downtown. cloud cover in place through the morning hours. the afternoon. upper 40' we will stay there through sunrise when we have the cloud cover around. midday, we try to break up the clouds, temperatures climb pretty quickly with highs in the s. the coming partly cloudy in time. a variation in temperatures right now, slightly mild to the southeast counties. everyone tops out this afternoon s. thunderstorms this week and in the forecast. we will talk about the timing going, coming up. kyla: thank you. former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest in southern mark: funeral services will take place at the ronald reagan library in simi valley. nancy' s two children, patti davis and ronald prescott reagan, are expected to speak at their mother' s funeral. james a. baker, who served in president reagan' s administration, and former nbc news anchor tom brokaw will also give remarks.

cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: it was a nice spring day around here, earlier this afternoon it looks like we' ll squeeze out all more nice one. it is going to be a mild overnight. as a matter fact many of us will be hard-pressed to drop below 50 degrees. you' re already going to get off for a low -- mild night. thursday does look relatively wet around here. do not expect to enjoy too much time outdoors on thursday. as of now, as the timing plays out it looks like we are going to squeeze in most of easter most of easter sunday does to as of now. earlier today we had wind gusts up there near 40 miles per hour. they have subsided. but there is still a pretty decent breeze. the breeze between 10-20 miles per hour. that is helping keep temperatures up in conjunction with some clouds. most areas are still hovering around 60. again with the breeze overnight tonight, do not expect temperatures to fall too much further. here is a live look outside right now. it will be a quiet night. it should be quite wednesday two.

last thursday class two >> unveiled, untapped cincinnati which is designed to help local potential is pool of employees who are often overlooked, men and women who have complete their prison terms, and are released, returning citizens. it is important to recognize that in the united states one in six people have a criminal record rather from a practical workforce perspective, a concern about recidivism or a morale perspective. if all of these people are excluded from a meaningful employment we are crippled as a society. the story is not ultimately about statistics, it is about individuals and their families, one of the returning citizens, that the project spoke with was marcus, he shared a story of what it was like for him to be released after 12 years in prison. >> they released me with a hundred dollars and that was it, and dropped me off at a bus county on the bus. so i had to spend $60 to get back to hamilton, when i got there, i had $40 in my pocket and basically no place to go. i didn't know anything about ohio, i didn't have any family here or know anyone here. i didn't know wh

the now cincinnati. cincinnati. right now -- a 31 year old man is charged with sexually molesting a six year old child on more than one occasion! occasion!boone county authorities have charged jose corrales with rape and sodomy following two different alleged incidents at his home near florence.authorities tell days ago.if convicted -- corrales faces 20 years to life in prison. a pretty overcase day really -- and rain is on the way. steve is looking at the time line.steve? tomorrow, we'll see mostly cloudy skies and a higher risk for rain. the best rain chance will be after 10 a.m. and last into the night. highs as a result of the clouds and showers will be cooler in the mid to upper 60s. rain exits early friday morning, leaving us with partly cloudy skies friday afternoon and highs in the low to mid-60s. rain chances return heading into the weekend with highs in the breaking health news now.the first ever uterus transplant conducted in the u-s has failed.late last week we told you about the patient who underwent th

that is what you will see across greater cincinnati, as well. we will check in again at the top of the hour. lisa: it is 4:54. we are checking stories trending this morning. mark: and overnight golfer -- an 11-year-old golfer has become an overnight sensation after hitting an amazing hole-in-one right in front of tiger woods. lisa: police are still searching for a shoplifter who was stopped in his tracks while fleeing the scene, running right into an suv on surveillance video. you can see the suspect running out. this is a south carolina walmart. looking back to make sure he isn' t being caught. he doesn' t appear to be paying attention once he hits the doorway. the troops and does a face plant into the suv. mark: chick-fil-a is hoping to encourage some quality family time, minus the cell phones, by bribing customers with food, free food. as in free ice cream cones. your phone. then put it in a box at your table for the entire meal. more than 150 locations are taking part. at least you don' t have to dress like a cow. customers who did that got

mark: celebrating the arts in cincinnati. lisa: a preview of the cincinnati ballet. mark: happy st. patrick' s day. the wee hours of the mark: a taste of what is to come from the cincinnati ballet. lisa: a special presentation to reveal the schedule for the new season. the artistic director and ceo victoria morgan is making the announcement. this is her 20th season with the ballet. mark: gomez salsa is adding a new location. lisa: you will be able to order tacos and paris does in walnut hills. owner andrew gomez has been a resident or a while and this will be his first stand-alone restaurant. the location in over-the-rhine is a walk-up window. june on gilbert avenue. st. patrick' s day partying has been going on all day. s got the party started at 7:00 a.m. irish music with three stages, 11 bands, the gaelic athletic association has gaelic football outside of the bar. mark: you can see plenty of green in oxford. this year' s miami green here day fell on st. patrick' s day. green beer day falls on the thursday before spring break. this year it happened to be on st. patrick' s day. it