days i have talked and communicated with several of the families victimized by the actions of eric harrison, dylan klebold. in general they are concerned motivation. here's what many told me. wanted to hear sue klebold say there were signs and concerns in the months before the shooting aad maybe she could have done something to prevent the columbine shootings and finally perhaps most important they wanted to hear her say she is sorry. % our reporting will continue. we'll have more insight from following tomorrow night's abc special. >> we will have those stories for you after 20/20 tomorrow night. see the full interview with sue klebold here on denver7 at 9:00. >>> someone is not a broncos fan knocking out the orange and blue lights in castle rock and tonight we're finding out it will take a while before those lights are back on. >> here come the candidates, their way to our state, the first candidates to run commercials here in colorado. >> it's a first time this teen champ won't be ssowing in the den dog show. we're talking to her - denver rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is

the most important thing is their health but in the side of this from pat riley and eric in the harrison family is the got start looking at this this is two years in a row. this could continually be a problem. i'm not a doctor and will not play one but yes. this is a lot of money on the books. it 23+ million dollars next year. it's a big problem if you can't have one of your best players and he cannot play a full season. year and without chris bosh, there's a good chance you don't make the playoffs. you might be a 500 team the rest of the way. it is a problem. it something that has to be talked about inside the organization. the reality is chris bosh could be an issue for the rest of his career. >> let's hope he gets better. >>> the heat. they make a trade birdman off to memphis. >> the birdman is long gone. in the name of money and getting under the salary cap. and getting rid of the money so you don't have to pay taxes. goodbye birdman and thank you for a couple of great years. he came in here. i don't think they were expecting much and he was a real spark coming off the bench. he had

also conservative radio host eric harrison talks about his new book "you will be made to care." be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. joined the discussion. american history tv on c-span 3 features programs that tells the american story. some of the highlights for this weekend include 70 night at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history. cornell university professor maria garcia on the u.s. refugee policies since world war ii. who qualifies as a refugee, and how that has changed over the years. at at 10:00 on reel america, our final program in a three-part series on senator j william fulbright hearings, investigating the u.s. policies in vietnam. secretary of state jean roth testifies on behalf of the johnson and ministration's actions in vietnam. his opening statement is followed by committee member's questions. sunday morning at 10:00, on road to the white house we write -- house rewind, the democratic primary debate between senators john f. kennedy of massachusetts and hubert humphrey of minnesota. this was only the second televised presidential

eric dunn/witness: a good 80, a good 80 coming through here. reporter: here in harrison is where it came to an end. eric dunn was working on harrison avenue when he says the suspect' s car came flying through. >> he knocked over some cones and jumped the curb and came here and it was right in the middle of skyline. >> as i was approaching some of our guests out in the our window and next thing i know, there were 3 suspects on the ground. reporter: the hamilton county sheriff' s office says agents of the regional narcotics highway interdiction unit initiated the chase after trying to stop the driver for traffic violations near sharonville. 55 miles later they had their guys. the driver 24-year-old anthony dewayne knight of dayton was charged with felony fleeing and eluding. also arrested two passengers. police say 22-year-old jehwaun booker and 19-year-old chuck foley have gang ties in montgomery county. >> a lot of cops in one place at one time. i' m glad they got them. reporter: there was a fourth passenger in the car. he was not charged. police say they found a handgun

citizen witnessing specialist scott mcmanis, officer zachary sterbling and officer eric kohler confront paul gaston on harrison avenue. avenue. to determine, our officers responded appropriately according to their training." training." police say it begins with a 911 call from gaston's girlfriend claiming he's acting oddly. "there's a man out there waving a gun and there's kids there." there." minutes later, a security camera captures gaston crashing his truck into a utility pole at harrison and boudinot avenues. gaston staggers up harrison avenue toward cheviot and he's armed. armed. "he exited the car, stumbled out, dropped a gun and then picked up the gun and then took off." off." police confront gaston just inside cheviot and the driver holding this phone hears officers order him to his knees -- then to lie flat on the ground and reacts. reacts. "please do what you're asked. please. back up. do what they say. back up." up." that didn't happen. happen. "as he initially starts to go to the ground, he raises up, with his right hand reaches to reasion of the officers, they fire multiple rounds striking the ind

and police say -- - it was all happened not far from two harrison ohio schools. eric noah, is now charged with possession and making meth. police say two elementary schools aren' t far from noah' s residence. they say a child also lived in the home, where the drugs were just into the wlwt news 5 newsroom, a vague threat was written in a bathroom stall in florida, found yesterday. bomb sniffing dogs and deputies were brought in to search the school and nothing was found, no one arrested. there was an extra police presence at the school today to be on the safe side. mark: the man suspected in a string of bank robberies across northern kentucky, is now behind bars. lisa: zachary prince was in court this morning, facing three robbery charges. he was arrested thursday after an officer who was going to check-up on a tip, spotted prince driving a car that matched the description of the bank robber' s vehicle. sergeant jon sterling was in the right place at the right time. jon sterling: i think he saw my car, and then looked up, his eyes met mine and he didn' t really drive t

not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. it got dylan out of hiding.stage. unparalleled of the type. it may still be unparalleled. ♪ ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who succeeded in the '60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it had? >> because we stay together i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> he felt he wasn't going to be around. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record. exile on main street. in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this was look a debached album, i didn't know what debached means, but i got to get some of this debauchery stuff. >> having come out of the '60s which was its own animal. the

citizen witnessing specialist scott mcmanis, officer zachary sterbling and officer eric kohler confront paul gaston on harrison avenue. avenue.

today.police arrested eric and penny noah back on february 4th.investigators say they inside their harrison home. they're charged with manufacturing and possession. they both pleaded not guilty. the family of a chillicothe man is thanking a good samaritan for saving his life. jessica farley was on her way home when she spotted a car off the side of the road.the mother of four took her son's baseball bat and broke the car's window to get to charlie cottrill... who passed out behind the wheel.she gave him c-p-r and mouth to mouth while waiting for the ambulance. i just wanted him to know that i would pray for him because i didn't know if he was going to live or die... he was in bad shape when he left. cottrill was taken to the ohio state university medical center... where doctors treated his carbon monoxide poisoning with a hyperbaric chamber.he's doing better this morning. farley hopes to meet cottrill soon. valentine's day is almost here... and what's more romantic than a valentine's wedding?how about 20 of them! them!this morning our radio warm 98 held their second annaul 'valentine weddin

today.police arrested eric and penny noah back on february 4th.investigators say they inside their harrison home. they're charged with manufacturing and possession. an update now to a story we reported yesterday on good morning tri-state.the city of cleveland is no longer billing the family of tamir rice ... for the use of an ambulance after police shot him.the 12 year old was killed in november 20-14.recently the city sent rice's mother a 500 dollar bill for the ambulance used to take rice to the hospital.city officials now say that was a mistake, because medicaid reimbursed the city for the bill and the file was closed. a tri-state woman says her ex- boyfriend broke through her window... threw her against the wall... then lit her clothes on fire while trying to torch her 'price hill' apartment. jerome brown is being held at the hamilton county justice center. early sunday morning -- brandy chivers says brown broke into her apartment, threatening to kill her. she says brown shattered her cell phone... then punched and used a hammer to hit through the walls. chivers ran outside... turned ar

league's awards -- and chiefs safety eric berry named comeback player of the year, after battling lymphoma hall of fame is set to members... the class of 2016 -- he's harrison, tony dungy, eddie debartolo, the longtime 49ers owner, ken stabler -- the snake, orlando pace, kevin greene, and dick stanfel right back. the national anthem at last night's big horn's game. over the great basin, keeping dry conditions in place with generally light winds and valley inversions. a steady warming trend is expected with daytime temperatures well above normal through the upcoming week. a weak storm system may bring

he crashed his truck at harrison and boudniot, then walked a quarter-mile into cheviot where he was met by specialist scott mcmanis plus officers zachary sterbling and eric kohler. kohler. "every officer realizes there may be a time in their career where they may be faced with a situation like that and tragically this is what's occurred." occurred." the weapon recovered turned out to be an airsoft pellet gun. police chief eliot isaac and mayor john cranley "justified." "the three officers are on paid administrative leave until the investigation into what happend here is finished. tom mckee, nine on your side, cheviot." 9 on your side dug into gaston's past.we've learned gaston does have a history of domestic violence.the hamilton county prosecutor's office says he threatened to shoot his ex and her children. we're told he had to be taken out of his vehicle at gunpoint. this happened in october. we're learning more about a mother of two- facing charges- after she went the wrong way on i-71, killing a man yesterday. 9-1-1 calls are giving police a beter idea of the events leading up to that crash. dispatchers received calls from drivers- saying they saw a

eric is being held on a $20,000 bond right now. he had the chemicals used to make a controlled substance inside his home along harrison avenue near harrison elementary school and st. john the baptist school. mike: former president bill clinton is in town to generate enthusiasm and votes for his wife' s presidential run. she had a lopsided loss to bernie sanders in the nation' s first primary in new hampshire. shot at bill clinton' s arrival . a public rally in clifton. john london was there. john: an interesting take from young people. they like bernie sanders. they were here to give hillary a try and hear directly from her top surrogate, former president bill clinton. with a month before the ohio primary, the campaign sent in -- clinton campaign senses they have to rally. it was not originally on the s schedule but it democrats. especially young people that are clinton. hillary believes we should all go forward together, his words echoing a few hundred yards from president clinton: the dangerous strategy by demonizing all muslims. most muslims despise what happened at san bernardino. fight. like land. john: although his voice is vintage

eric is being held on $20,000 bond. he had chemicals used to make a controlled substance inside a home on harrison avenue, near harrison elementary school and st. john the baptist school. a local community will come together to say good-bye to a 5-year-old ho lost his battle with cancer. taylor grant died february 3 neuroblastoma. the community wanted to honor with him a superhero send-off because he loved the ninja turt. s. jc battle and sons donated the people donated flowers, limo services and spring grove cemetery discounted his burial plot. this morning, there will be a private visitation beginning at 9:30. his public funeral begins at 11:00. today, hundreds of scantly clad runners will pound the pavement in cincinnati to raise money for the children's tumor foundation. not great timing if you're going out scantly clad today. cupid's undy run is part of 36 races happening across the u.s. organizers this year hope to raise $100,000. head to the mt. adams pavilion at noon. the race takes off at 2:00. students in harrison are trying to ease the water crisis in flint, michigan. today, they're hosting a bottled water d

eric is being held on $20,000 bond. police say he had chemicals used to make a controlled substance inside a home on harrison avenue, near harrison elementary school and st. john the baptist school. noah will face a grand jury on monday on his original illegal assembly, manufacturing and drug possession charges. happening today a local community is coming together to lost his battle to cancer. wlwt news 5 's richard chiles live in the newsroom with the funeral for taylor grant. richard: good morning. taylor grant passed away neuroblastoma. today, team taylor will say good-bye. 5-year-old taylor inspired many people in greater cincinnati. the community wanted to honor him with a super here hero sendoff because he loved ninja turtles. people donated flowers and limos. spring grove donated the burial plot. these final acts of kindness are giving solace to taylor's mother. >> i thank god we were able to change lives and show people our story. richard: today, a private the public funeral is scheduled for 11:00. team taylor became an official nonprofit organization, dedicated to helping other kids with cancer. jonathan: thank

eric noah is being held on a $20,000 bond. police say he had the chemicals used to make a controlled substance inside a home on harrison avenue near harrison elementary and st. john the baptist schools. he'll face arraignment monday. getting a closer look at one of the agencies on the front lines of the heroin epidemic. the cincinnati fusion center, which tracks heroin activity in the greater cincinnati area. the extra was first developed to gather intelligence about terrorism and potential threats but has since expanded its mission. >> we know the mexican cart els are in ohio. we know they're responsible for bringing heroin into the communities, causing such great problems in our families and tearing apart communities and devastating ohio in many respects. 2,400 people plus died last year of heroin overdoses alone. jonathan: friday, kroger announced it will carry narcan without a prescription in 100 narcan can reverse the effects of an overdose from heroin. in late 2014, cincinnati police as well as police in lawrenceburg, indiana, began carrying narcan. early 2015, hospitals across kentucky began offering free overdose kits