"i believe this is a is trying to stir up trouble in a city peaceful and dan hills. "our is that someone take that step and harm them." fox19 now decided not to provide links to the content at this point in time. after the break... we're talking with our friend... american idol alexis gomez about the we're talking with our friend... american idol alexis gomez about the newest season of american idol we're be right back american idol animation frank cam frank cam last season my next guest made the tri-state proud when she made it into the top 16 on american idol and since then the doors have been opening for alexis gomez....good morning alexis. alexis sarah elizabeth gomez...wow, she sure has a lot of names! but right now, let's just go with alexis. she's a six foot tall, blonde haired, mexican hillbilly! ...again wierd, right? weird or not this girl can sing! alexis recently showed america her reality hit, american idol made it to the top top 8 girls! america loved alexis and her self proclaimed 'mexican, hillbilly, hippie' style and sound that she brought to stage p

group says it will release officer information any time something like this happens. fop president dan hill told properties this morning that officers are aware of the files. overreacting. >> i think an overreaction would be exactly what these folks would like to see. they would like to see me or the police administration upset, yelling, screaming about this. >> now, once again, group released links to that officer information. but when we attempted to access them this morning, they had been removed. it is alarming for police, shawn, but most of the information is already available to anyone who is willing to commit to searching public records. john. >> all right. thank you, joe. and police sweat unit is actually investigating the release of this information. at this point, they were not confirmed they were actually hacked because as joe noted much more of that information tonight at 6. we expect to learn more today about an arrest in what police call a major drug investigation. cincinnati police say the investigation was a cooperative effort that involved their officers atf and other law e

dan: we' ve seen people come here all afternoon, to get lunch. today, price hill chili is closed so people can pay their final respects. a tough day for the community. live, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: dan, thank you. season at spring training. lisa: wlwt news 5' s george vogel is in goodyear, arizona with the players ready to hit the ground running. george: we are in goodyear, arizona, with the reds. some of the players are getting loose, getting stretched out, workout. if there is one thing you need to know -- yes, they are very young. we' ve been talking about that the entire off-season. coming up on news 5 tonight, we talk with some of these young guys, especially the pitching staff. that is where there are a lot of jobs open and a lot of on this reds team. we will have added more tonight on news 5 at 5:00. lisa: jay bruce, is getting to work as trade rumors continue to swirl. the latest reports say, the orioles want to bring number-32 -- number 22 to baltimore, but bruce says he is tuning it out. mark: he' s accused in a violent shooting rampage that took

hill chili. the 47-year-old lost his long battle to cancer thursday. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin talked with friends who say he never changed, even when times got tough. reporter: in cincinnati, every chili has a distinct flavor. but bridget behrmann says chris beltso' s at price hill chili, made the experience something special. >> just his smile and his witty humor, no matter how, how stinky of a sitaution is, he always added humor to lighten everything . . reporter: beltsos, the owner and co-founder of price hill chili died thursday at 47-years-old. behrmann calls him a dedicated husband and father of two. she says he worked closely with the boys club and supported elder high school. >> always greeted with a hello shawna and smile, he knew everyone . reporter: but life changed about 2 years ago. beltsos was diagnosed with cancer. friends say it spread through his kidneys, lungs and led to renal failure. >> it was like a punch to the gut when you heard about it . reporter: a man on top of the world, fighting for his life. even as he battled cancer for 2 years, people wh

. >> they led to level 1 freeing up hundreds of employees to combating the virus. hill. >> dan: at this point there is no vaccine for the zika virus. today the world health organization recommended pregnant women in zika-infected areas cover head to toe with clothing and practice safe sex to try to prevent getting and spreading the virus. >> catherine: all right a warning for parents with frigid temperatures we are expecting this week. experts say letting your child wear their winter coat buckled to the car seat is dangerous because apparently bulky coats cause extra slack. coats can compress during the crash allowing a child to slip through the seat's harness? >> if the child flies forward either they will hit their head on the front seat in the vehicle or maybe come completely out which means they will fly around in the car or come out of the car. >> catherine: to keep your child warm experts say cover them with a blanket instead and and slip on the sleeves after the child is buckled in. who would have thought. >> dan: thing you don't think about. >> catherine: sounds like a hassle. >

hill. a horse struck by a car.the scene now blocking one intersection. here's dan carroll in chopper 9. "the only helicopter bringing you breaking news in the tri-state.chopper 9 taking a live look at the roads this evening.i'm dan carroll in preventing breast cancer. cancer. what your teens are eating today does matter.we're on your side with what they can load up on now - to prevent breast cancer down the road. stepping it up!we're on your side with a simple smartphone trick that actually gets you moving during the day. new at 5:30...another new aldi store opens in the tri state....with crowds of shoppers waiting for the grand opening!but are the prices really that low? consumer tonight in healthy living - another reason to really think about what your teenager is eating now. diet including lots of fruits and vegetables can help fight breast cancer as adults. women who ate more fiber as teens were nearly twenty percent less likely to develop breast cancer. those high-fiber foods include apples, pears, green peas, lentils and whole grain bread. that's important to keep in mind with sev

hill yesterday. wncn reporter steve sbraccia and photographer dan west were out on the road during the severe storms on wednesday - and had they were on live tv with pair's progress into the chapel hill, radar indicated a tornado and they sounded the alert. "guys - he needs to take cover.. get out of that carhe's in the heart of it" said bill reh during the live coverage abandoned the car - just as the tornado's winds began dropping tree parts. the it was over, we said our thanks to a kind zambrano family," steve said and -then - it was sbraccia reporting. this morning the governor mcaullife spoke with w-r-v-a in richmond about the powerful storms. here what happened when the storm blew through richmond during the governor's dinner. cover with chopper video sound in feeds: gov mcauliffe radio interview 9:07:18 - 9:07:38 when the sirens went off, i was in the governors mansion. everyone had to evacuate. i was taken to a storm bunker then the situation room. the wind was rippling and the wind was rattling. it was just incredible. right now governor mcaullife is touring the most affected areas by the st

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we are live in a titusville, dan billow, wesh 2 news. summer: dayshaun hill was not wearing a helmet when he was hit. meredith: the tragic loss of a life at an i-4 construction site, has meant revisiting all the safety rules and regulations surrounding each and every job site. work was shut down wednesday on the i-4 ultimate project, after a dump truck backed over the worker, killing him. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel joins us live to see when work on the project is expected to start up again. dave: that roadwork is still suspended, even though we saw a lot of activity with workers and equipment up and down i-4 today. safety review to make sure the safety rules in place are sufficient and are being followed. at the actual site where 34-year-old marvin franklin was backed over and killed wednesday, along wymore road near maitland boulevard, workers were re-assessing every aspect of the risk they face daily, >> if we can we will prevent this from happening again. dave that promise wednesday from : the man in charge, after all work was stopped. a spokesman for the roa

the alleged incident happened yesterday afternoon in price hill, while the girl walked across the street. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live downtown where the driver was supposed to be in court. dan: i will tell you:. estepp was supposed to be in court this morning, but was nowhere to be found. a judge called her name several times and then ordered a warrant for her arrest. police say 36-year-old estepp hit an 11-year-old girl with a car as that girl and several others walked across glenway ave. near winfield ave in a crosswalk in west price hill. investigators say estepp kept didn' it' s unclear if drugs or alcohol the ticket doesn' possession of drug paraphernalia. she now faces charges for leaving the scene of the and driving on a suspended license. live downtown, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. miriah turner is here with the first look at the forecast. miriah: yesterday afternoon, we were looking at temperatures in the 30' s. today we warm up a little bit , the winter weather roller coaster we have been on continues with the warm up into the weekend. the average this time of year is 41 degrees. the sunrise t

dan billow joins us live from the scene. reporter: an eight-year-old dayshaun hill is going to be fine. we learned that today. he was riding his bike in this direction and he was hit when he got here to the middle of this intersection. >> when you hear something like that, i heard the kids screaming. dayshaun hill was smiling today after he right arrived from the hospital. no broken bones, nothing. bike, you wonder how he avoided injury. >> that' s horrible. it' s completely horrible. reporter: witnesses say the driver left the area and then came back. he circled around the block and saw the child had pulled himself up to the curb. he just kept on going. reporter: his grandmother follow the driver to a parking lot who questioned him and then did not arrest him. his mother says she was angry but understanding. >> i feel empathy for the man because he has no chart other charges. reporter: dayshaun hill was taking a walk out here a little while ago. he is only going to ride his police say they are very confident they will make an arrest in this case. jim: clear skies a

dan sictherman with the rebound and the putback.-kings wins 69- 50, still a game back behind walnut hills in the ecc face. those two meet tuesday night. keenan with a stop on grandin road....chca and summit in front of a nice house.-it's t-j walker and zairn davis with the two men game working well....davis with the finish....-and don't adjust your sets...this looks like a replay..but it's a different play...still it's walker and davis teaming up again.-t-j walker can get up pretty well.....he's alone here...but gets fouled as he tries to dunk....-he would get another chance.....and this time...all went well.....in fact it went real well for the silver knights of summit...they win easily..their 12th straight win. is at memphis...florida is at kentucky...and xavier is here at home with a rematch against marquette. it starts a murderous eight game finish in the big east for the musketeers. chris mack: great of the fans to look at the schedule, it's back-loaded. that's irrelevent. we're caught in the moment. now we have to be able to go against an improving marquette team. cyclones beat indy tonight 4-3. hav

down the road in dan vville, a birch tree fell near this home. and in oakland hills, there was a pine that toppled over, snapping off power lines and damaging christian's white work van. >> yes, we're pretty lucky. the first thing in my mind is the tree is coming over our head. >> reporter: in walnut creek, it was about prevention at this house, where crews removed this oak tree's overweight limbs, extended over the house below. >> i guess insurance is making the homeowners trim the trees so they don't break on their house. >> reporter: that is to make sure nothing falls on the house in the next storm. in the east bay, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> one of three pacifica apartment buildings sitting above a crumbling cliff is being demolished today. crews used an excavator to chew apart the building. it was red tagged in 2010. winter storms have steadily eroded the bluff on which this building and two others neighboring it sit. the owner of the property is paying for the demolition. coming up at 5:00, chris wen has reaction from neighbors about that demolition projec

governor dan snyder was invited to attend the hearing as well. but he was nowhere to be found here on capitol hill. tawaab says the governor's no-show does not send the right message to the children of flint. superintendent bilal tawaab: as a child in flint it would make me feel as if i do not matter. and we truly believe that children in flint matter. mayor weaver says this hearing showed that many congress members stand in solidarity with flint. she hopes that another high profile politician shows his. mayor karen weaver: i'm asking right now - president obama come to flint. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. u-s job openings are close, to an all-time high. according to the labor department, there were 5-point-6 million unfilled jobs in december. but many u-s workers, don't have the skills for vocational training, and experts say employers are asking for too much. they're asking for things like a college degree for entry-level positions. ### a local charity was robbed this week. we're taking you inside, to show you the damage left behind. and, what this means for the organization. plus...

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dan kerman explains why. >> reporter: >> you'll is creeping down the hill and it is separating the foundation and the building. we have to get new tiers of foundation under the existing allport. >> reporter: the one to the cells will be demolished or not their risk of sliding for it at least not at the moment. >> our house did not move last night. that was a good feeling. >> the soil is still moving in the back. we think it is because the residual water of the long term to move the soil. >> reporter: the wrapping up the street, is no time of how long this has been happening. contractors say, since the leak has stopped. at the hillside has begun to drain. >> >> reporter: we may get even more answers on wednesday, the home owner's house was torn down. that will that they would drill on wednesday will have two purposes to remove water on the hillside and also see if the water main break was taken sitter factor of why this is happening. in san francisco, kron 4 news... dan kermsn >> pam: an elderly driver slammed into a store this morning injuring one person. according to walnut creek police. this is video from o

we're live from church on the hill where the family gathered today with a surprising message. melanie? >> reporter: yeah, dan, it was here on these church grounds that officer gus vegas' wife, sandra, told me the entire family has already forgiven robert vega, accused of shooting and killing officer vegas. in the midst of unbearable pain, an act of tremendous bravery, one step at a time. >> growing up with a dad that would literally wear his shoes until the soles of the shoes would separate just to make sure we had food on the table. >> reporter: this is a family whose love knows no limits. >> i can't help but to think now the compassion, the generosity and the love that we're receiving is a testament to that life that he led. >> reporter: that life marked by service. >> the life of a police officer that he devoted to protecting others, and a life of a father that he ultimate hi sacrificed if protecting his family. >> reporter: his life ended thursday morning. a father of one of his grandchildren, 30-year-old robert vega, is accused of shooting and killing him. off camera, sandra vega said robert vega called

a bond hill apartment complex with five gunshot wounds.police are charging william chambers with his death.today in court - a judge set chambers bond at 250- thousand dollars. 9 on your side's dan carroll is live in chopper 9 - the only local helicopter getting nearly seven hundred new video cameras are coming to the streets of cincinnati. cincinnati.today - city manager harry black reviewed plans by the police department to equip its officers with body cameras.the cameras from two vendors will be tested this spring on officers in district three.after that one will be chosen. <"i think its important....and accountable."> accountable."> body cameras for every officer will be phased in starting in july.the goal is that every officer has armed with a camera by december. funeral plans are being made for the young girl who battled a rare form of brain cancer. cancer.services for grace white will start on thurdsay.a visitation is from two until in independence.her funeral is at noon on friday.grace passed away over the weekend after a long battle with d-i-p-g. the fairfield city school district is opening the first "full service" suburban school health center in the country. country.

hill. steve: martin shkreli angered lawmakers for refusing to answer questions and copped major attitude here is dan bowens. >> to raise prices by 5,000%? reporter: dubbed the bad boy of pharma once call most hated man in america, shkreli reinforcing that imagine. >> do you think have you done anything wrong. reporter: he is smirking and answer questions on capitol hill. >> on the advice of council, i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self incrim nation and respectfully decline to answer your question. reporter: last here he hyped price of -- hiked price of a life saving drug. >> what do you say to that pregnant women who might have aids, no income, she needs daraprim to survive. what do you say to her when she has to make that choice? >> on the advice of council, i invoke my fifth amendment. reporter: on-line, shkreli had plenty to say, hard to believe this embesales -- >> represent our government. you a platform, you can use that to come clean, and right your wrongs. reporter: lawmakers frustrated to his silent, referring to fox 5 interview he posted. >> i love to explain to congress for

i came to washington on capitol hill, how many people who were in similar situations and come from abusive families. and i will tell you a quick story i don't know who dan burton is that he's a congressman from indiana who -- he got a gun and shot a watermelon in the backyard. he and i don't get along at all. i noticed his hands were all scarred. i lived in a trailer park as a kid and he said my father used to make me hold up the block of ice and he would use a fan with no guard on it to get cool air coming out and he kept hitting his hands. we bonded and stopped talking about politicians and started talking about coming out of that kind of world. if you come out of that situation and you don't turn around and face your demons you will become alcoholic or addict. i was doing campaigns quite well and is that appeared here secretary of state it was a dodge in the draft. it was how they got the votes to get it over the top. that's where i wanted to become the upper northeast, southeast, and we all work on artists so nobody could something over somebody else and i felt comfortable and i would live that life and then almost. i finally had enough. there's an

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steve: dan bowens shows us what made lawmakers angry when he appeared before them on capitol hill. [inaudible] >> reporter: dubbed the bad boy of farma, the most hated man in america, martin shkreli reinforced the image at a hearing on drug pricing. >> do you think you've done anything wrong? >> the former ceo rolling his eyes and refusing to answer questions on capitol hill. >> on the advice of counsel i invoke my 5th amendment privilege against self-incrimination and respectfully decline to answer your question. >> reporter: the 32-year-old year when he hiked the price of a life saving drug some 5,000 percent, from $13.50 a pill to $750. >> what do you say to that single pregnant woman who might have aids, no income, she needs it to survive. what do you say to her when she has to make that choice? what do you say to her? >> on the advice of counsel, i invoke my 5th amendment. >> reporter: he had plenty to say tweeting: >> cummings learned about the tweet during the testimony. >> you have a spotlight and you have a platform. you could use that attention to come clean, to right you

hill. if you know someone getting on the train, people are warning you see where fease running and when it's running. live at south station, dan hausle, 7 news average crews are working trying to fix the signal problems. let's go to tim caputo live with more on what is being done. >> reporter: not easy work out. there engineers have been out since early this morning working to get everything running, but it appears it'll not happen this evening. sky 7 h.d.shows crews on the cracks and there is a ton of workers manually operating the switches because of the signal problems. they're putting in every effort possible to resolve the problem, but at this point they have announced it'll not be fixed tonight. we you a sat least one train make its way down the tracks. you could see the crew huddled around a switch as the train cars make their way through. it's slow and steady but not great for commuters. they're trying to ensure there won't be more issues until they're fully back up and running which won't happen for the commute. once they went by the crew it was back to them working on the tracks. so it's a slow process. they're hopin

hill last thursday. >> is a fear for parents to have their kids injured in any situation. these situations, for parents, your surroundings. pay attention to the walk signs. dan: investigators say the hit and runs they say it isn' have seen to on two different sides of the city. the vehicle or the driver involved, call 911. we are at district one, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: the driver in the price days later after not showing up in court. s mother found the six-month-old was taken by her mother, brittany russell, who doesn' russell told the baby' s father t. she was found in a car at a dayton-area apartment complex. gunshot wound. the police are investigating. -- in the corner is investigating. >> if someone wants to mess with me, i won' t sit there and be a marshmallow and have someone around me. my fundamental message will be this country can come together. we are americans before republicans and democrats. mark: ohio governor john kasich on "the today show" after big primary. lisa: he came in second place ahead of the other so-called establishment candidates. todd dykes is alive with a strong showing in the granite state. marshmallow. he speaks his mi

time since beacon hill approved the at this pointing for cab drivers and they actually started doing them. so this will likely take a long time before anything is put into place. dan hausle, 7 news. >>> auditors finding among mbta employees. approving his own overtime hours. the review shows the man earned more than 2600 overtime hours lifetime year and earned nearly $330,000. despite the maintenance form and approving his own ot, there was no sign of misconduct. the auditors say the "t" lacks formal overtime policies. the tsays overtime spending has been cut by about 30% this year. >>> police are looking for a masked robber who jumped over a tele counter in malden. the suspect didn't speak to anyone or use a note to demand cash. brazen, we use that word a lot, but this really is. the robber took the teller drawer right over the counter there. bottoms up. suspect didn't show a weapon and ran away on foot. >>> we're following more news today, shocking charges in pennsylvania. police say 50-year-old parker foster sexually assaulted a mentally challenged woman last month. investigators say he allegedly lured the woman into his ambulance by offering to buy her ice cre

dan say about this? >> janet yellen was on capitol hill last week. kashkari comes in and says, no, it isn't.nk it's interesting because the regional fed bank presidents have a less power today than they did eight years ago to do anything about the banks. dan that you mentioned, runs supervision has concentrated all this power in washington. so he's the guy calling the shots. i think he probably doesn't feel that threaten by kashkari. i tell you one other thing that kashkari said, the big banks should be required to hold more capital. he was talking about 25% capital. the fed board doesn't wanting to there. i think there's a very big push here in washington to get even more capital in these guys. >> maria: we will see what that does to the economy. cme group share thoughts on federal insurance rate hikes yesterday. listen to this. >> clearly, i think the fed waited too long. i think the raise that they made was an afterthought, response from issue from the street as opposed to an appropriate and measured pace. it's hard tor me to imagine based on what i see today that we are going to see inte

dan: good morning. this is the woman we told you about last friday. investigators say she was driving in west price hill when walking in a crosswalk across glenway avenue. she kept going. this happened thursday afternoon. police said 36-year-old ruby estepp hit 11-year-old london we' re told smith is ok after the hit-and-run. cpd told us they found estepp a few minutes later, arrested her, cited her, and released her. she was set to be in court friday, but was a no-show and was arrested and booked again just yesterday. estepp faces charged linked to leaving the scene of the accident and driving on a she' s expected in court this morning. we will also be there. we are live at the hamilton county justice center, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. super bowl sunday was a busy day for law enforcement and pizza shops. the two groups teamed up in warren county to make sure fans got home safe. we stopped by westshore pizza in mason last night. they' re one of 16 restaurants that took part in the super bowl campaign. every pizza box westshore handed out had a sticker reading "if your game plan includes

hill in that indicated tornado when they sounded the alert. >> i think he needs to take cover. of it. >> do we need to get out of the automobile? we unsafe? >> yeah, you're unsafe. >> dan, get off the road right now. if we need to we'll go into somebody's house. i'll bang on the door. we're going to go to this house right here. they've got a front porch. all right. let's get out of here. as we abandoned the news tracker, the winds began dropping tree parts. >> steve, are you with us again? >> yes, i am. i am watching you on tv at this home here in chapel hill. when you said it was time get out of the car we did. what you're looking at we live picture right now of park side drive. with me right now we didn't even realize in a tornado was happening. tell me what you experienced upstairs. >> a lot of wind and rain and it's -- but, you know, generally speaking it was nothing indicated that a tornado was close by. >> after it was over we said our thanks to the kind family. >> and i'm the babysitter. >> i'm the photographer dan west. >> and i'm steve sbraccia and we're all here. we thank you all very much. >> and then it was back on the road again. i'm steve sbraccia wncn ne

. >> reporter: former boston police chief dan linskey, testifying before the beacon hill, to require state workers to protect their workers. to evaluate the security following the murder of michael davidson last january at brigham's. >> one of the things i did, i walked throughout that hospital with no reason, no cause no ability to have been there that day, and i went to or rooms, emergency rooms, places where i shouldn't have been able to get into. and that's not acceptable. >> reporter: testified next tolinse ski, while flurrieses around the state listened in the audience. to address the security issues months after the shooting. violent attacks against staff have happened consistently since. >> i've had dozens of nurses physically attacked, knifes pulled on them. physically assaulted. >> almost every single person i work with, myself included, has been a victim of work place violence. >> reporter: carol is president of the mass. nurses, sos and a registered nurse at taunton hospital. in her testimony today, violent attacks in hospitals are on the rise across the united states. an

dan wells is out in the storm tracker checking the roads... our jordan villines is in union, where they saw some of the higher snow totals.. and our sara celi is in price hill... we'll check in with all three in a moment. kara 2shot good morning everyone... i'm kara sewell. rob 2shot and i'm rob williams. we want to get a check of your forecast with frank marzullo. winter weather advisory continues until 10am. with areas of the tri state with near 4 inches of snow on the ground and in some cases up to 5 inches the good news is the heaviest snow now over. this morning with look at some sctd light pockets mixing in freezing drizzle but no major accumulation. temperatures starting out in the low 20s rising to near 37 degrees by evening we look for scattered rain showers to develop into the will bring is for some freezing overnight as temps conditions rural areas. then rain showers on tuesday at times with highs near 40 degrees. some showers will major slick in spots the good news we degrees by friday! snowfall quickly

dan: good morning. there was a long line yesterday for his visitation. he died from cancer. he was the cofounder of price hill chili. dozens upon dozens of people lined up at meyer and geiser funeral home to pay their respects. according to his obituary, beltsos leaves behind a wife and children. major following. some reviews describe the experience as untouched by time. the restaurant said it will be closed all day as many share a final goodbye. the funeral for chris beltsos is set for today at 11:00 a.m. at holy trinity-st. nicholas greek orthodox church. the family asked remembrance be made to cancer research. we are live in springfield township, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: in pendleton county, the search for a missing mother continues. tara turner has been missing from falmouth since january 31st. pendleton county sheriff' s deputies conducted a training dive sunday near the foster boat ramp. no tips led them to that location, but they wanted to rule it out. turner' s family is offering a $10,000 reward for her return. police are looking for the person who shot someone in the stomach near a white cast

dan, bear argument certainly in vogue today is what? >> well, janet yellen testifying on capitol hill certainly shows that she does want to raise interest rates. everybody keeps talking about these negative interest rates but i don't think the fed is going to do that. so the way my technical analysis is lining up is that the dollar will continue to get stronger. interest rates will inch much up this year because the fed has to follow mandates which sun employment number which is right at their target. wages are right at their target. maybe the economy is slowing down a little bit but i don't think enough for the fed to say it is enough to lower interest rates. and this, neil, is very similar to the late 1930s which caused the great depression. so my targets on the stock market right now, going like phil saying options expire next week, into next friday cycle low. we're looking for 1760 on the s&p and below 15,000 on the dow. neil: all right. so by your math we still have about another 7 plus percent to go? >> yeah. it won't be the end. this will be a cycle low. neil: great. >> another

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dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: as the weather changes, you can stay up-to-date with the latest forecast on our wlwt news 5 mobile weather app. lisa: new this morning, a shooting in college hill overnight. police say two suspects tried to rob a man getting out of his car on lynnebrook drive. that man was shot in the leg, but he was armed and fired back at the suspects. police think one of the suspects may have been shot, but they $15,000 in damage and the fire was caused by caused an electrical short in the attic. mark: a death investigation is underway at the lebanon the ohio state highway patrol says an inmate died after some sort of incident between inmates. it happened around 2:00 tuesday afternoon at the prison. osp didn' t release the names of the inmates involved. they tell us they' re still investigating what led up to the death. lisa: commitment 2016, donald trump into super tuesday claiming victory in three states so far. miriah turner has the latest on the republican race from the life alert us. morocco trump swept the nevada caucuses last night. they' re still counting votes this morning and according to the latest hours, marco rubio took second place with more mo

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dan bowens will have the latest at six. dari: the commander in chief is offering a plan to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay. it's not going over that well on capitol hill. sharon crowley is here with the latest. >> reporter: hi. well, you may know this. the president has wanted to close this facility since first taking office. closing the controversial guantanamo bay detention facility. he says keeping prisoners in gitmo undermines u.s. security but critics in congress disagree. president obama is trying to fulfill a 2008 campaign promise and secure his legacy by shutting down the detention center at guantanamo bay. >> when i first ran for president, it was widely recognized that this facility needed to close. >> reporter: the president delivered the plan to congress today. he wants lawmakers to allow the pentagon to move gitmo's remaining detainees to the united states. prisoners would be placed into a facility costing up to $475 million to build in a location to be decided on. there are 91 prisoners held there, but the obama administration says that number is expected to shrink below 60 by summer. >> we'll continue to securely and responsibly transfe

hill got the only goal. they lose 5-2 at st. lawrence. good news for dan spiro. 600th career win in the round one. beat aic 88-82. a showdown in girls basketball last night. the top two teams in division the top seed in the upcoming d-1 tournament. another big showdown was in boys' hoops. they played exeter and they were redy. that's a lay-up that's good. and then a great look at this shot, coming up, a three-pointer by brian holmes, he was just getting started, and mat rizzo, the captain with a still ahead to roamic for the score. and 6-7 inch senior, a big guy with a jumper. nice touch. exeter up 11-6. this belongs to blue hawks and holmes, watching him knock it down. scored 34 and blue hawks take them down. exeter 83, pinkerton 72. two top teams go ahead in the nba tonight. watch it live on channel 9 at 8:30. the red sox will finally start playing on monday. northeastern, and boston college. meanwhile, brock holt is back with the home. the only all star. he thinks this year's team is farther ahead than last year's team. >> i think there's a better vibe in the clubhouse, we've got a lot of good

hills above fremont are are alive with signs of spring. but tonight we're learning they may also hold dark secrets to the murder of a san jose woman. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. a person of interest in custody this evening for the death of stacey aguilar, 22-year-old woman reported missing last week as we reported. we're learning new details about what happened. sergio quintana is live with what happened. >> reporter: dan, police chief wanted to assure the public that there was a person of interest in custody because she wanted to make sure that people did not think that there was a murderer out on street, but they would not release many details about that person of interest who's in custody. during an afternoon news conference, the hayward chief of police said 22-year-old stacey aguilar's body was found saturday afternoon in this rural area off morris and canyon road in fremont. she'd been shot several times. >> we do have a person of interest in custody. we cannot release the name of the person until charges are actually brought with the district attorney. >> reporter: the alameda county coroner completed an autopsy but cannot release the cause of d

hill. my colleagues, they are going to say, i saw you on c-span. sure peopleke outside of the beltway know what is going on the inside of it. >> dan rosenthal spoke last month about the challenges of closing guantanamo bay military prison. that is tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. here is a portion of that discussion. >> guantanamo is terribly important to this country and i am worried about the people they are in dire want them treated well and i want them home. more than that, i am worried about what it means for the country. guantanamo was established to avoid the law. guantanamo,rpose of the bush administration considered the law an impediment it had to avoid and they said, if we put foreigners in a place that is technically outside of our sovereign territory, we can avoid our courts in to deprive them of legal rights. weortunately, even though won a right to have be as corpus and constitutional right, the washington, d.c., circuit says they still do not have a right to due process. the government puts them over there and they are beyond the reach of the constitution. that is a horrible thing for this country. loophole. i find it reprehens

hill is timentsdzy cama. let's talk about the house bill. dan killedee a democrat from flint. what would it do? >> this bill is all about increasing notification to the public when there are water problems such as what we saw in flint. one of the central issues in flint was that the e.p.a., the federal e.p.a. and state regulators knew that there could have been a led problem early in early 2015 more than a year ago. and they didn't tell the public for months. this really didn't start to get out to the public until much later in 2015 after people had already been drinking the water for a while. so this bill takes a couple steps to make sure that the e.p.a. and water utilities are properly telling their customers when lead levels get to be very high beyond the regulatory limits or even when they get to be even much higher than that. >> what is the e.p.a.'s current role in terms of notification or oversight of city water systems? >> right. so the primary responsibility for drinking water is usually at the state level. the e.p.a. still has to enforce the law, though. so the e.p.a. is supposed to ha