three dollars from every pint of old firehouse poured tonight will go toward woltermans family.the pass the boot fundraiser lasts until firehouse grill here closes tonight.live in blue ash em with a remaining schedule that doesn't allow much of it, tonight's game is a resume building game.tonight the uc bearcats play at connecticut. it's not a connecticut team that you'd remember from the jim calhoun, national championship era.but for the bearcats, they can't get hung up on that.they need wins. they could really use a conference tournament championship. but to get the best seed for that...and to get to the ncaa tournament, uc simply needs to win. and that would start at uconn tonight. trt :13outcue:...over the you're able to beat uconn on the reoad it is a huge win. georgetown didn't do it the other day. lot of people try. wins about 85 percent of their home games over the last 20 years. )) and if you can't win...sell tickets and spread the good will.a lot of fans don't think the reds are going to win many games this season. no matter to the group that gathered at the reds hall of fame

check out the weather conditions that fire houses see in their own firehouse and how you can help out. >> bumdle up this morning. it's cold outside. if it's still on the ground, it has refrozen overnight burke that changes during the day. your neighborhood forecast is just ahead. cold zone this morning which, of course, means the melting yesterday, falling temperatures, we're looking at some icy spots this morning. will not last all day. just like yesterday we'll see the temperatures climb into the 40s this afternoon. so daytime melting, that will happen once again. in fact, you can count on that over the next few days. look at reading. 15 degrees. 26 degrees with a few scattered clouds. in philadelphia, we will see lots of sunshine, but at the shore, cape may colder in the city at 25 degrees right now. nice and clear. look at the delaware. barely moving. not a ripple there or barely a ripple. so not much in the way of wind. this morning it's going stay light. this afternoon it stays light. tomorrow the wind returns. this morning you'll have to bundle up. look at the teens for pottsto

tammy cowan' s old firehouse firehouse grill to raise money for the family wolterman left behind. wolterman died a month ago after battling a blaze. the fire has since been ruled arson. we think the world of >> firefighters and their families and the sacrifices the families have to go through, and with this tragedy, even more so. tammy at the fundraiser, a beer : was named after patrick wolterman. and for every pint sold, the sales will go towards his family a family they want to , show love. >> a lot of us take for granted you don' what they do until it' s cold outside or, in this case, somebody has passed away. s s family to know the community will always surround them with love. reporting live, tammy mutasa, wlwt news 5. mike: all right no arrests have , been made in the arson fire. the arrest. an economic loss for evandale. a lot of them. more than 300 engineers across america losing their jobs, the majority of those right here at the evandale facility. ge says it has offered voluntary early retirement to several evendale' s mayor says the lay offs are devastating to families

some oxygen cascade systems in the firehouses as well as some additional work on the chief's residence. so, i want to highlight some other outside of the capital budget, other capital related projects going on. we were approved for about $1.5 billion in federal fema assistance firefighter grant funding for exhaust extractor upgrades in the early ongoing at our firehouse and that will upgrade exact extractor system at 37 stations did the main stations recovered by either easter or some other funding. in addition planning is ongoing for the 2014 easter bond. those who project and program. in addition i mentioned dpw is completing the overall facility analysis department take a look at each individual station. coming for the stars upcoming projects, as many of you know, were busy planning the new ems facilities for the help on this you. that's a work in progress. were closing up m pre-much all the focus scope projects from the easter break 10 bond. those are pretty much all completed. then, the two larger megaprojects from that bond position five station 16 plaisance, which beat later thi

the call was just three blocks from the firehouse. valentine heard the call go out but didn't respond because he wasn't dispatched and told investigators he was unaware the toddler's home was just down the street from the firehouse. and that's not all. the lieutenant's engine was not sent on the emergency because a tablet like this one had become disconnected and dispatchers at the 911 center didn't know the engine was in the firehouse. help was instead sent from more than a mile away. >> nothing is going to return my son to me and to my family but i think it's fair that he pay for what he did and the negligence that he committed. >> reporter: the dc city council passed the law after another lieutenant was able to retire with full benefits despite facing discipline in the case of sed rick mills. lieutenant valentine has never spoken publicly or defended his actions today. we reached out to him again today and have heard nothing back. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> coming up, questioning the evidence in the making a murder case. >>

many homes and businesses were damaged, so were firehouses.e department needs your help. >> nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg live in ocean city with the story. >> reporter: jackie, denise, the storm flooded this firehouse here in ocean city, and only added to frustrations that have been lingering since hurricane sandy. when emergency calls brought ocean city firefighters into the elements during saturday's storm, some first had to step foot in the flood. >> guys would have to come out, wade through the water to get to the trucks. >> reporter: since hurricane sandy flood the 29th street firehouse in 2012, it's only been used for housing department vehicles, with this neighboring trailer serving as home base for the professional firefighters stationed here. then, this weekend, water rushed inside the firehouse again. >> to come back to the same issue that started it with floodwater's inability, with nothing being done, you know, it's frustratinfrustrating. >> reporter: in a statement, a city spokesman said the resort is committed to fi

live from the berwyn firehouse i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is so crucial, walt, thanks very much. >>> they are getting ready for major winter storm down the shore. eye on the storm coverage continues with alexandria hoff in sea isle city. >> reporter: this may have been their first season on the boardwalk, but tina spatafor is not new to this. >> i think now we are on guard for any storm especially a storm like this heading our way. >> reporter: she owns oasis frozen yogurt, during saint her other location on asbury avenue was hit hard but she walked away with lessons. >> making hure there is no wind damage to any of my signs at either location for all of the business owners, especially ones that are still opened in the heart of the winter. >> reporter: like mike, owner of mike's sea food and restaurant, the the 100 and five-year old sea isle stapel. >> they are all gamed in. there is in fresh seafood to be had. >> reporter: his cases empty, equipment high off the ground as he prepares for a storm that could provoke painly memories. >> when you sea water like th

our best shot for snow showers next week looks like transformed from to a restraunt and old firehouse to a restraunt ladder 19 is serving up great food while paying tribute to our first responders.... the restaurant is in the happening area of short vine and bartenders casey waterhouse and matt rosi are joining me now the firehouse transformed into a restaurant by day, bar by night was a previous uptown opening last june. now established and a favorite for uptown residents and visitors, ladder has expanded their brunch menu to feature themed "skillets" and breakfast burgers. she was hoping to do a morning duo, with a breakfast skillet off their menu in the first segment, followed by a quick and easy bloody mary from their bar in the second segment at 9:45 recipe recipe: signature bloody mary 15 oz. vodka 5 oz. tomato juice 2 oz. bloody mary mix 1 tsp. worcestershire to taste celery salt, pepper, garlic powder and hot sauce 1 small jar of olives small stalk of celery pickles blend vodka, tomato juice and bloody mary mix. add a dash of celery salt, black pepper and garlic worcestershire

three dollars from every pint of old firehouse sold went to woltermans family.the restaurant tells nine on your side tonight it raised at least 12- hundred dollars. great news for music fans tonight...nine on your side has learned that brad paisley and chase rice will be among the artists at this year's "buckle-up" festival. the concerts will be august fifth and sixth at summit park in blue ash. two- day tickets go on sale today at ten a-m for 99 dollars. the concerts will be "cashless".. meaning you'll be sent a wristband with a rfid chip to make purchases. a total of 25 acts are expected...more will be announced in march. debate minus one... what the republican candidates had to say on stage once they didn't have donald trump to contend with last night. attack in cemetery... the cries for help in hamilton... and the search now for an breaking overnight... shots a tri-state neighborhood.what we know about this shooting... and the victim's condition. a manhunt for attempted rapist... on the prowl in a tri-state community.the brazen attack that left a woman screaming for help. debate...

it's a pass the boot event at firehouse grill in blue ash. firehouse brewery made a special beer in wolterman's honor.. and starting at five tonight, proceeds from every pint sold will go to wolterman's family.the restaurant and brewery will also match those donations. 3 relay for life events won't happen until the weather warms up.. but there's a kickoff event tonight for dearborn and ohio counties...this is video from a kenton county even... but tonight volunteers will launch their fundraising efforts at the lawrenceburg event center.. and guests can register their teams.the relay for life will be held saturday, june 11th at south dearborn high school in aurora. we have a link at local12- dot-com. 3 here's another way to think about warm weather....the cincinnati reds caravan leaves this morning from the reds stop in five states over three days.. and fans can meet current and former players and broadcasters.perry schaible will have more on who's riding.. and what you can win if you go see the caravan starting at five..but we also have the l

a portion of the sales from the "pass the boot" event at firehouse grill in blue ash will go to the family of hamilton firefighter patrick wolterman. the fundraiser included a special beer made in his honor. its the third fundraiser like this held at the restaurant the the past year or so. god forbid killed i would hope that someone would do this for my family. firefighters typically aren't the best paid guys so talk about a labor of love you do it because you love the job. job.three dollars from every pint of old firehouse sold went to woltermans family.the restaurant tells nine on your side tonight it raised at least 12- hundred dollars. great news for music fans tonight...nine on your side has learned that brad paisley and chase rice will be among the artists at this year's "buckle-up" festival. the concerts will be august fifth and sixth at summit park in blue ash. two- day tickets go on sale tomorrow at ten a-m for 99 dollars. the concernts will be "cashless".. meaning you'll be sent a wristband with a rfid chip to make purchases. a total of 25 acts are expected...more will be weather

the firehouse grill in blue ash is hosting "pass the boot" tonight.they're teaming up with the firehouse brewery to raise money for the fallen firefighter's family.they made a special beer in his honor.. and the proceeds will be donated to his family.the event will start at five o'clock. 3 mercy health is looking for medical assistants.it's hosting a job fair to fill 35 positions at practices throughout cincinnati.those interested in applying should have experience in specialties such as cardiology, family medicine, and neurology, among others.the job fair runs from four to seven at mercy health's regional office in blue ash on mcauley place. 3 spring training is just around the corner. reds pitchers and catchers report in 20 days. but, some of the players are already hitting the road. local 12's perry schaible is live outside great american ballpark with more on what 3 the reds 3 caravan is ready to roll. it takes off this afternoon from the team's hall of fame and museum. this is an annual event designed to get fans hyped up about the season. there are four busses traveling more than t

the call was just three blocks from the firehouse. valentine heard the call go out but didn't respond because he wasn't dispatched and told investigators he was unaware the toddler's home was just down the street from the firehouse. and that's not all. the lieutenant's engine was not sent on the emergency because a tablet like this one had become disconnected and dispatchers at the 911 center didn't know the engine was in the firehouse. help was instead sent from more than a mile away. >> nothing is going to return my son to me and to my family, but i think it's fair that he pay for what he did. and the negligence that he committed. >> reporter: the dc city council passed the law after another lieutenant was able to retire with full benefits despite facing discipline in the case of cedric mills. >> lieutenant valentine has never spoken publicly. we did reach out to him today. he did not respond. >> in montgomery county over 100 people turned out for a blood drive in honor of a fallen police officer. officer noah leotta was killed on d

has a baby been dropped off at a firehouse in recent years? i don't know.but if you're going to put a sign-up about a parent can drop off an infant at the fire station, please also put a sign up about the toilets. i would just like to say that i think there will be a need for a lot more discussion about the preparations for the super bowl. i just feel that public safety is going to be on everyone's agenda and i hope as we get closer to the super bowl that were going to hear more about protecting public safety. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, any questions or comments from commissioners? commissioner cleaveland >> thank you, chief for your report. i want to applaud you for the budget consensus project you instituted last year and i hope you continue to do so. i'm wondering, have you got everybody what is mark got all the reports from all the various people that you've invited to the table? i think it's important when you great budget they have as much buy-in as possible from the rank and file. so, i thought the prices you've instituted n

a firehouse and my husband gave me so much you know what for going to a firehouse and asking for help with a windshield wiper. but it was pouring and i couldn't see. >> krystal: that's what they're for to help you. they didn't mind. >>> we have a lot more to come on "news 3 live at 12:30." there's calls for boycotts, backlash after the latest round of all white nominations for the academy awards. who is saying they're sitting that we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. >> michelle: right new on news three live at 1230. oscar controversy. calls for boycotts continue after this e latest round of all white nominations for the academy awardss. the pressure host chris rock is now facing. >> krystal: plus, corruption racket. match fixing charges hitting the tennis world hard. we first told you about it earlier this week. what two top athletes are calling

has a baby been dropped off at a firehouse in recent years? i don't know.but if you're going to put a sign-up about a parent can drop off an infant at the fire station, please also put a sign up about the toilets. i would just like to say that i think there will be a need for a lot more discussion about the preparations for the super bowl. i just feel that public safety is going to be on everyone's agenda and i hope as we get closer to the super bowl that were going to hear more about protecting public safety. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, any questions or comments from commissioners? commissioner cleaveland >> thank you, chief for your report. i want to applaud you for the budget consensus project you instituted last year and i hope you continue to do so. i'm wondering, have you got everybody what is mark got all the reports from all the various people that you've invited to the table? i think it's important when you great budget they have as much buy-in as possible from the rank and file. so, i thought the prices you've instituted n

then this weekend, water poured inside the firehouse again. >> to come back to the same issue that started it with floodwaters inability, with nothing being done, you know, it's frustrating. >> reporter: i reached out to the city for comment. a spokesman would say the resort is committed to finding a solution that would not be affected by flooding. live in ocean city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> traffic confusion and frustration in allentown today. nbc 10 on allen street, so much snow on this side street, only one car can get by at a time but cars ended up face-to-face. some drivers honked, others got out of the vehicles to come up with a plan and work it out. drivers want the city to do a better job with side streets. >> the city's doing the best they can but still a lot of snow in the alleys. they've done main streets but it's little streets giving us problems. >> took about ten minutes for all cars to back out and to get through one by one. no doubt, it is a scene playing out in quite a few places across the region. >>> check in with nbc 10's tim furlong live. our shot is of those st

has a baby been dropped off at a firehouse in recent years? i don't know.but if you're going to put a sign-up about a parent can drop off an infant at the fire station, please also put a sign up about the toilets. i would just like to say that i think there will be a need for a lot more discussion about the preparations for the super bowl. i just feel that public safety is going to be on everyone's agenda and i hope as we get closer to the super bowl that were going to hear more about protecting public safety. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, any questions or comments from commissioners? commissioner cleaveland >> thank you, chief for your report. i want to applaud you for the budget consensus project you instituted last year and i hope you continue to do so. i'm wondering, have you got everybody what is mark got all the reports from all the various people that you've invited to the table? i think it's important when you great budget they have as much buy-in as possible from the rank and file. so, i thought the prices you've instituted n

the event was put on at firehouse grill in blue ash. proceeds from every old firehouse brewery pint sold - as well as all donations from the pass the boot went to woltermans family. we're founded by firefighters and currently owned by a retired firefighter, so we hold the firefighter very near and dear to our heart, they're heroes in our hearts and eyes. when we heard about it, instantly thought, what can we do. right now - police say they are working nonstop to find out who is responsible for wolterman's death.. that story - right dot com. neighborhoods are going to get a facelift thanks to a program sponsered by local profit fox19 now's mike those neighborhoods improvements. we are here in mt. hear what people this rebeautification project coming their way. mt. auburn has its fair share of areas where improvements are needed... the city of cincinnati is teaming up with some local banks to kick off a 3- month effort to further develop two neighborhoods ...lower price hill. 1tony "on behalf of lower price hill and the residents i'd like

on that day, that firehouse is locate down this street, across is a wonderful park that is dedicated every time, including this past september 11 it is mostly empty, only people sitting there are firefighters and their families, i hope this year those new yorkers were offended by ted cruz's comes take a minute out of your busy day to visit the firehouse. that is more authentic than your fake outrage. welcome back guys. jamie colby is joining us. what do you make of it, todd, you live in new york, but you are a southerner. >> i have lived among the liberal people of brooklyn for 10 years, we're talking about duck dynasty values versus new york. and i thought it was dise disen -- of donald trump to make this a 9/11 issue. that is not what ted cruz was talking about. i believe there is a value system here. that is share by money. that is -- many that is coming out of hollywood, they make us like the anomalies, when they are the anomalies. charles: the elitists are on the coast, and people in the middle feel like their voices have not been heard. we know a lot of hard working people. hav

three dollars from every pint of old firehouse sold went to woltermans family.the restaurant tells nine on your side it raised at least 12- hundred dollars. officials say that apartment building perched on the edge of a cliff on the pacific ocean has to come down....and those that live there may have to foot the bill. the ocean has been eating away at the coast in california there for years. but it's turned critical. everyone has now been ordered to leave the buildings. city leaders in responsiblity of the the demolition. but.. many expect the taxpayers will get stuck with the bill... because the owner declared bankruptcy. half - million dollars to demolish the apartments. people braving the cold temperatures... camping out to be the first to get the new air jordans.this is happening plenty of blankets to stay warm.they started lining up on wednesday... but the new air jordans don't go on sale until tomorrow.the price tag... now let's check in with your nine first warning weather. long:clouds will hang around through the morning before some sunshine breaks out this afternoon. but temper

it helped that the firehouse wasn't far away. we made the trip and found it only took about 5 minutes. the woman didn't have many other options. firefighters say she noticed the smoke as she first showed up for work. she tried the phone line but it was out.. likely because of the fire forgotten her cell phone. so she got in the car instead. the fire could have quickly spread. sot no cg captain james howell fairfield fire department 21:43 we did notice there was a lot of potential, a lot of acetylene tanks, propane tanks, things of that nature. but all in all it was a pretty small fire. jordan looklive 50:14 and no estimate yet on the amount of damage to the business here but it appears that the building was largely spared thanks to that woman's quick thinking. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. new at noon.kentucky senator rand paul now has a strong democratic challenger for his seat.lexington mayor jim gray filed today, before the 4 pm deadline.gray made history in 2010 when he was elected as kentucky's first openly gay mayor.his r

we actually have moments right after. main firehouse-- at speer and colfax. see that black s-u-v in the corner? fire chief eric tade. rolling into the intersection... one man tries to stop it. motive for this yet. but they say that 42-year-old rodriguez is the person who jumped witnesses pointed her out to police. chief tade was treated at the firestation... and then transported he had cuts to his be ok. this incident has, left the fire up. the suspect is in jail. corey-- she could face aggravated assault charges. colorado's most notorious killer is being moved and he could end up in the department of us the aurora theater shooter was transferred out of the pueblo facility... however they couldn't let us know where he was sent. 9news legal analyst scott move was likely the against the inmate. the aurora theater shooter has already been moved once because another inmate he was being held in canon city before he was pueblo. a department of corrections this transfer is part of an agreement that systems send inmates to other states. the program keeps certain inma

toss to denise for traffic last summer and now the transformed firehouse is expanding their brunch menu. chef teri tells us about their new skillets and breakfast burgers. sous chef javon roberts is helping her the firehouse transformed into a restaurant by day, bar by night was a previous uptown "foodiepreneur" following their opening last june. now established and a favorite for uptown residents and visitors, ladder has expanded their "skillets" and breakfast burgers. about ladder 19 we are passionate about creating a bar and restaurant in the short vine district as the area continues to experience revitalization and growth. ladder 19 has fifteen beers and fireball whiskey on tap, as well as an assortment of spirits and wines. our head chef, micah frankel, has assembled a unique gastro-pub inspired menu to accommodate all ages and preferences. the perfect accompaniment to the warm atmosphere created for uc students, our clifton neighbors, and the rest of the local community. we honor station 19's firemen just a block away, as well as policeman and firefighters everywhere with a first

we have additional staff that are coming into the firehouse and staff rigs and staff additional units such as plows and what not. so we're making sure the rigs are ready to go and the firehouse is ready to go and getting everything cleaned up and getting some extra beds in place and make sure we have enough food for the day and running the backup generators and making sure we have a power supply for the remainder of the week. we know these are campaign events so as the week goes on we want to make sure that we're able to provide a service to the community and not be a liability to anybody. we have to be self-sufficient with food, staff, personnel, water, power and everything that we need to be able to answer 911 calls. >> and then not only upstaffed with several more first responders. he's got several more cots and that's for the national guard's men and women who will be staying here because this is a state of emergency and should they have to be deployed they can do so from this station. if you want a quick measurement that we haven't touched here and it's a couple of inches and as

sonny: yeah, the violence is still there, but right now, because of firehouse, we're able to go fishing and fish a lot of them out of that, and give them an opportunity. it's like when they're in gangs, "where's this place i can go to get changed?" now that we have another building that anthony gave us, a building to work out of, we're going to have nighttime workshops, life skills, goal-setting, short-term, long-term, realistic. we're going to have our dream room, we're going to have a talk show called "the hotspot," and bringing the ones that have turned it around, coming from the hardcore lifestyle, and have turned it around because of that opportunity. "i want to change, but where's that place that i could go that will accept me the way i am, and help me transform my life?" damian: and then tell us about anthony. you brought anthony, and you talk about transformation. this is it right here. sonny: yeah, anthony used to be involved in gangs. he was a tag banger. he was going to andrew hill--no, foothill continuation school at the time. he was doing hours there. and the principal--he

you see the signs as well as at the lakeland firehouse where he volunteered, the flags are at half staffthen there was an emotional post to facebook by his daughter which said, i love you so much. i will take good care of mom. please watch over us. professionally he managed the 911 call center for over ten years but was a special emergency management and volunteered for everything he could. to learn more i went and spoke with the mayor. >> well, he was dedicated to the community. his passing was missed immediately. >> thirty-five years with us even serving as a chief. a three term borough councilman. calling hours on wednesday as well as a funeral on thursday for him. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. bill: tragic irony that he was on call hoping his daughter and he passes like that. i cannot imagine what she and her mom and the rest of the country are going through. >> thinking about a father responding, my dad would've crossed over rivers. not clear whether he was supposed to respond. bill: did he know his daughter was okay? >> yes. and she only had minor injuries. >> exac

nbc affiliate wdiv visited this firehouse, one of the five water resource sites.is had weekend. as of today, monday, two days after this program with the firehouses started, this one was already completely out of supplies. in fact, three of the five designated firehouses wdiv went to today is out of very low on water and test kits were nowhere to be found. that said, city of flint did have 100% more governor rick snyder in it today. for the first time since he signed the disaster declaration, governor snyder did go to flint himself. he has managed the crisis mostly from the capital thus far but today he went to flint and reporters got to ask him about conditions in that town. >> governor, with all due respect what is taking so long? you say that you've learned about the situation in its entirety in october. today in fire stations, there's no water, no filter in many stations. people outside tell us they feel helpless, they feel stranded and frankly, they don't believe you anymore. at what point do things change? why isn't fema out here right now with trucks handin

. >>> and while many homes and businesses were damaged in the blizzard last weekend, so were firehouses. when emergency calls brought ocean city firefighters into the storm on saturday, they first had to step foot in the flood. the 29 street firehouse was only used to house vehicles after hurricane sandy. >> it started with floodwaters in the building with nothing being done. you know, it's frustrating. >> ocean city says it is committed to finding a solution. meanwhile on long beach island ice filled water poured into the station on the beach haven volunteer fire property. problems like this damaged the dining hall which the department rents out. replacing the floor will cost tens of thousands and the company is asking for donations. >>> authorities want people to stay away from this sinkhole. they secured the area on pennsauken in camden county. an suv got stuck bus was safely removed. no one was hurt. >>> good morning. we're looking live at route 29. you can see no traffic moving by slowly around that sene but we do have a disabled truck over into the right-hand shoulder. all lanes s

so she decided to drive to the fairfield firehouse for help. we made the drive ourselves. fortunately it's nearby. only a five minute trip. firefighters say when she showed up at their door it was like the old days before phones and fire alarms. alarms. we don't get that very often. firefighters were able to get to the technicrete building in time to keep the fire from growing and good thing too.. because the concrete company had things inside that could have caused the fire to quickly spread. spread. of potential, a lot of acetylene tanks, propane tanks, things of that nature. but all in all it was a pretty small fire. fire. and no estimate yet on the amount of damage to the business here but it appears that the building was largely spared thanks to that woman's quick thinking. jordan burgess. the now cincinnati. cincinnati. investigators say the fire does not appear suspicious.. but they haven't figured out a cause yet. bond *remains at one million dollars for the indiana man accused of sexually abusing children. children.steven rekowski is now accused of assaulting seve

no estimate on damage yet - luckily that firehouse was only about a mile away. police say a man tried to run over a cincinnati police officer - before crashing just three blocks away. away.dontay johnson is being held on a more than 200-thousand dollar bond. police say johnson was pulled over on colerain avenue when he put his car in reverse, and nearly struck an officer. officers say they found the vehicle crashed on bahama terrace. an indiana man will remain in jail on a million dollar bond. police say steven rekowski is seven children and drugging them.all victims are girls between the ages of four and ten. they're all children of rekowski's friends or neighbors - some who he babysat. he was in court to be arraigned on new charges today. it was the best possible ending for a terrifying situation. police received a report of an active shooter and three gunshots at the u-s naval medical center in san diego. but there is no evidence there was ever a shooter. 00 - 07"as of right now we have found absolutely nothing to indicate that shots were fired. there are no

. >> reporter: the family gathered here here across the street you can see the firehouse that's at theter of this controversy. >> i lost a father. i don't have my best friend my mother doesn't have her husband of 56 years. >> reporter: the pain is still very vivid to family members of 77-year-old cecil mills who died of a heart attack in january of 2014. >> health wise all of us are struggling. we all go to the doctor, we all get the same diagnosis depression anxiety grief will bring about these things. >> reporter: the family says they're not satisfied with the results of the investigation of the firefighters who were on duty. >> it was a sham that was a scam that was anything other than what it should have been. you can't take members of the fire department to police the fire department. >> reporter: in june the family filed a $7.7 million lawsuit against the dc government and the firefighters who were at the firehouse. when witnesses ran across the street to ask for help. with this vigil and the lawsuit, the family hopes to keep the focus on the ongoing issues within the troubled de

this right here directly across the street is the firehouse that's at the center of this controversy because nobody came to the aid of mr. mills when he suffered that heart a tack. tac since then it has been two years and over the summer the family filed a seven.seven millionen dollar lawsuit against the city of d.c. and the five firefighters who were in that firehouse at the time because te they say they did not come to help. even though there were plenty of people in this shopping center there were witnesses who ran across the street and tried to flag down firefighter and askht them tero try to help. let me have marie, marie mills the daughter of mr. thank you m. for joining us. it has been two years how is your family doing today and what is i did message.ge. >> we're hanging in there. we have great support throughout the city.it and i'd like to thank everybody for that. we're doing the best that we can. and i just don't understand why after today it is still happening. i need people to do their job. just do your job. just help. that's what you're paid to do.o and following the la

community, he was also a marine who fought in he also knew how to have fun and was an expert at firehouse pranks. bruggeman' s funeral will take place on friday. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. the snow is already rolling in. it should be gone around noon. totals around an inch, inch and a half. the snow is rolling in this morning and still coming down pretty good at 8:30, 9:00. a couple of flurries will linger by the afternoon. a lot of talk about friday but the models are all over the place. this one keeps the bulk of the severe weather down to the friday is still a big old tossup for us weather-wise. it is not a certainty at this point. we have to see where the heavier snow showers set up. let' s get through today' s snow. guys? mark: this morning' s snow has already come and gone for some states to our west. lisa: coming up, a national look at how winter weather is

truck had been repaired and then someone from the repair shop was driving the truck back to the firehouse when the crash happened. the driver of the truck and one person inside the dairy queen were hurt. the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> investigating complaints that the doors will not latch on about 400,000 ford focus compact vehicles. the national highway traffic and safety administration says that drivers have reported problems with door latches. some have said that the door opens while the vehicle is moving. this is model years 2012-2013. it is similar to a problem because the recall last year of 456,000 lincoln mk bees, ford fusion and fiesta models.>>> a new study finds that more young the research institute finds that 76.7 people ages 20-24 license. own licenses. fewer people are driving because of ridesharing and cars are a strain for students and graduates already in debt.>>> already we have date for the release of star wars eight. it is december 15, 2017. it was originally set to hit theaters in may 2017. the socko will be written -- saga will be written

. >> what's the firehouse favorite by consensus? >> oh, steaks, man. >> steaks?re, the pole firehouse would be in totally open rebellion. >> why? >> first of all, i'd be making stews because they're cheap. and i think they're delicious. plus i'd be trying out like tripe and guts on you guys and i don't know how that would go. >> that would not go. >> you'd be eating like italian peasants every day if i was the cook here. a big bowl of stew with a big hunk of bread ask that would be about it. i'd be pocketing the difference, yeah. >> lamb chops seared in the pan then finished over the grill. then caesar salad with chicken. >> ever find out how are the other firefighters eating around the city? >> you know, what are you guys having for chow? >> you ever get tempted? oh, yeah, we had foie gras with truffles. all the time. >> we'll be eating lobster in a minute. >> lobster again! i keep telling the guys, no more lobster, i just can't take it. we're free to eat. >> yes. >> nice job on the crab cakes. >> yeah. >> full of meat. >> very tasty. >> so if it's not good, you

court documents say sayers was a manger at firehouse subs on richmond road in williamsburg and she took the money in late december. the general manager called police after noticing several deposits never made it to the bank. if you know sayers, or where she could be, call police. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. light snow will move across the hampton roads area after 5pm....and move from west to east towards virginia beach thru 11pm. accumulations up to 1 inch are possible. thursday looks mainly sunny, but it'll be the calm before the storm. a storm system moves into our beginning friday morning...first as snow & a rain/snow mix. however, the wintry weather transitions to rain by remain rain through saturday morning. as this storm system begins to move out into the atlantic, we'll get some snow on the back end of it...saturday afternoon. there's a small chance

the call was just three blocksek from the firehouse andehouse a according to investigators,nves, valentineall gol g out but didn't respond because b he wasn't dispatched and told ad investigators he was unawarena the toddler's home was justome j down the street from the firehouse. and that's not all.. the lieutenant's engine was ee not sent on the emergency because a tablet like this onein had become disconnected and dispatchers at the 911 center11n didn't know the engine was ine the firehouse.irou help was instead sent from more than a mile away. awa >> nothing is going to return rr my son to me and to my familyam but i think it's fair that hehae pay for what he did and the tnegligence they committed.ce >> reporter: the t d.c. city d.y council passed the law after t w another lieutenant was able tonl retire with full benefitsen despite facing discipline inci the case of med rick mill.k a man who collapsed across theos street from a firehouse noneehoe one came out to help.p. >> lieutenant valentine has never spoken publicly.r we reached out to him again a but did he not respond to us. cait

the families of a man who died across the street from a firehouse are still angry and unsatisfied. and after a cold and snowy week, the temperatures climbing into the 50's and 60's this week. hard to believe, but devon lucie has the details. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kimberly: good evening. i'm kimberly suiters. a fire in takoma park and matt jablow is at the scene. how much damage are you seeing at this hour? matt: don't be full by the front of the house which looks pretty good. there was a tremendous amount of damage in the basement on the back of the house. we are joined by montgomery county fire and rescue. a busy night for you. what exactly happened? >> the fire was burning for a while before a neighbor got to the house. one of the first crews that arrived from nearby takoma park attacked the fire, making their way in, zero visibility, and a firefighter fell through the floor. we believe the fire initiated in the basement. the firefighter was able to self rescue, not

kim: tyson holm owns blondie's salon, a 1-minute walk to the new building housing pita pit, firehouse subs, and the not-yet-open pancheros. >> it's kinda like having a shopping mall or like a food court in a mall only no mall. kim: a new mexican restaurant is city officials started investing in the ingersoll grand corridor from 15th the 42nd street, hoping to make it safer and more welcoming. >> the idea to do these gardens and plantings and trees has really helped enhance and you know, put the buildings right on the sidewalk. kim: ingersoll businesses owners i talked to agree, parking could be better. >> if you have too much parking it makes people say you know , nothing's going on here it looks like you know there's nothing but a sea of parking. kim: but mayor frank cownie says he is keeping an eye on parking and wants to improve transportation opportunities for pedestrians, bicyclists and buses. for now, rink's just excited to see so many new faces coming to ingersoll. >> alright, have a good day sir. kim: the city's next big project is the southwest 9th corridor. live in des moine

along the jersey show homes and businesses and even firehouses are still drying out after last weekend'storm. in the next half hour, find out why it's an ongoing problem for the beach haven company. >>> we take you to clearwater where baseball fans get to play lie the pros. >>> a 6-year-old boy is recovering after being attacked by a raccoon. he was walking to school with his mom yesterday when the raccoon jumped onto his back. >> i started screaming for help. a neighbor who was getting ready for work heard the mother screaming and ran over to help. he was able to get the animal off the boy. the animal is dead. this serves as a good reminder. if you see raccoons out during the day, it usually means they're rabid. >>> while we're dealing with the aftermath of the blizzard, some baseball fans are in florida fulfilling a fantasy. some 150 fans joined time on the diamond with phillies legends. they got to play on a major league field with major league coaches. a reminder players report for spring training february 17th. >>> a dry start this morning. a live view of cape may from the marquis l

>> i would actually build a firehouse. >> thank you. >> i would. i would build a firehouse for volunteers. um, and take care of might have parents. and my grandmother. i have a 102-year-old grandma. >> we are going to win. >> reporter: lots of promises to us too. >> i made a list years ago and it was a lot of fun making the list. >> i made the list. >> hopefully winners. hopefully. >> reporter: a confident bunch at the counter buying multiple >> in march of 2012, a gentleman from town hit the $70 million powerball and the sign there, he got, um, the cash value of $41.5 million. >> reporter: so you work here and figured i better get a ticket too? >> i got to give it a shot. >> reporter: now, the line is growing behind me. this store is actually in the top 50 selling powerball stores so they are doing quite well. and in line, barbara lee. how are you? you actually are a psychic. >> legitimate psychic medium, yes. >> reporter: so can you predict the numbers? >> i wish i could. but because then i would be somewhere on an island. i wouldn't be here, rig

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this weekend water rushed into the firehouse again. >> it started with floodwaters in the building withothing being done, you know. it's frustrating. >> ocean city says it's committed to finding a solution. meantime on long beach island ice-filled water poured into the station of the fire department company. water flooded the dining hall which the department rechbts out to raise money. they'll need to replace their floor. they're asking for donations. >>> 12 minutes before 5:00. another cold start this morning. icy patches. not just the ice rink at penn's landing. it's going to be a nice day for skating. bright sunshine and a quick warmup. if you're heading out, you'll have to bundle up. much of the area is colder. and this morning unlike yesterday it's cold enough to make snow in the pocono mountains. that's blue mountain. almost blizzardy. very light. in fact, everyone is seeing little to no wind this morning. the winds stay light. with clear skies, that means cold temperatures to begin with. it also means during the day we'll see a quick warmup. it shows a few scattered clouds to the

think all the homeless are living here and they should be able to access publicly funded toilets at firehouses> the advocates are demanding the city to a better job at informing the homeless of the availability of the toys. we reach out to mayor ed lee for comment.>>> the california lawmakers grilled railroad about soaring cost for the project. the original estimate for governor brown's bullet train was $33 billion. since then it has ballooned to $68 billion. one viable is the drilling of a tunnel east of los angeles. today the chairman of the board that he could guarantee a timeline or a price tag. >> there are a range of attorneys here. i cannot look you in the eye and tell you it will be $68 billion.>> he is less confident about when they project will be finished. the link from san francisco to los angeles is supposed to be done by 2028. there have been delays. >>> the warriors coming off there biggest statement game of the season. now they are facing one of only four teams that is between them so far this season. market vendors -- mark ibanez is up next. >>> it is the first of its kind to

. >> reporter: since hurricane sandy frooded the 29th street firehouse, it's only been used for housingt vehicles with this neighboring trailer serving as home base for the professional firefighters stationed here. then this weekend water rushed inside the firehouse again. >> to come back to the same issue that started it with floodwaters in the building with nothing being done, you know, it's frustrating. >> reporter: in a statement a city spokesman said they are committed to finding a solution that wouldn't be affected by flooding. jersey shore firefighters faced a slew of challenges in the nor'easter including a battle against flame and fires. that ladder truck damaged by sandy and then repaired got swamped a second time but i'm told it's been cleaned, is still operational and a replacement was already on order. on long beach island, members of the beach haven volunteer fire company were left to clean up a major mess after ice filled water poured into their station. >> all these cracks are -- every flood they get worse. >> reporter: four floods in just over three years have damaged t

we have our honey barbecue, our og, a garlic butter, the parmesan, teriyaki, firehouse, and creeper. - a lot of our regulars come here for our original sauce. the original sauce is a thicker sauce, and it's made with a lot of butter, and so it's really good. and it has a little bit of a kick to it, but not much, and that's what i definitely like about our wing sauces, is you start with the original, your work yourself up to medium hot, firehouse, and then our creeper, which is, you know, when they're making it, 'cause it's so hot. - we're gonna take five of each wing, and take 'em and put 'em in the sauces here. we try to use three drums and two wings or vice versa. - [nicole] we have a couple people that come in and eat, you know, the 25 wing sampler to themselves, or, you know, 50 wings to themselves, mostly, you know, men and young boys who can afford to eat that much. - [ryan] that's a 25 wing sampler. - [nicole] we're completely family friendly. that's something that we made sure we carried over with us. you know, as much as we do the bar atmosphere, we also do the family. we li