troopers say the 37-year-old hit the home belonging to julie and frank brown. they went to bed 15 minutes before the crash happened. he was driving without a suspended license. anna: we are learning more about the 18 kohl's stores that are planning to close. in several different states, including north carolina. the store in charlotte will close june. support your local kohl's if you like it. joel: we have been having jim like temperatures throughout the week, but we are about to take a dip. chris: by this time next week, we will be back where we are right now. we have to roll with these changes. we have a nice st. patrick's day evening coming up. it is been a glorious day with sunshine, temperatures cooler than yesterday but still well above average. we were in the mid-80's yesterday, the mid-70's today. if you are going to be out celebrating st. patrick's day, the night is going to be fantastic. no need for a jacket unless you are really cold natured. it is going to be a really nice evening. durham, 77. freeway going in both directions 76, rdu. lake county, r

. >> after seeing the spike strips frank brown is hoping to save a life. his daughter was driving home on i-71 when a driver crashed into her head on. frank is working with a local fire chief to stop wrong-way drivers. wants strips installed on flat tires. >> with the spike strips down can't go any further. whoever is going the wrong way would be stopped. and no one else needs to die like this. it is a senseless and preventible action. >> according to the state highway patrol, there have been 131 wrong way accidents across the state and it would cost about $2700 to install one spike strip. back to you guys. >>> all right. lee. >>> mark, you are watching the storm. >>> watching a winter storm and moving over northern ohio so we are on the warm side and we will change to col and snow. so hold onto the ride. keep your hands and feet inside. take a look at what is going on outside via the tower cam. cloudy and wet all over downtown cleveland and surrounding vicinities. wherever you are going, plan on this, wetness, rain and some out on i-71. notice here, cold a

and i'm jessica brown... frank has the day off today five women have filed a lawsuit to block new york' state's so-called block new york' state's so-called "tampon tax." they want the state tax department to stop imposing a four percent luxury tax on feminine hygiene products. the department classifies pads and tampons as general merchandise, making them ineligible for a "medical supplies" tax exemption. the complaint says the department taxes products used by women only, but not items taxes products used by women only, but not items used by both genders. new york women reportedly pay 14- million dollars in taxes on feminine hygiene products each year. new york's tax commissioner soon, you'll be able to shop at a store, without any employees present. in sweden, they began developing stores. you download a special app... or use then your cellphone can unlock the doors to get in, and scan any item you take. then you receive a monthly bill for what you bought. uses special cards. theft would be an issue...but with sec

.>> he has inherited everything that has started a long time ago with dianne feinstein, frank jordan, willie brown and with gavin newsom. all of this predecessors, none of us effectively dealt with homelessness. it's only gotten worse. if you are standing there and you are on the job, whatever happens at the time you are on the job, you get blamed for. >> he has been in office for six years, so at what point does is administration own the responsibility to deal with these issues? >> it will be his successor that has that responsibility.>> that is an interesting trend in american politics, everybody implements programs that go in effect two to three years down the line and somebody else has it.>>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm phil mati. i' >>> welcome back to kpix 5 news and good morning, and happy easter. >>> with a lot to get to in the next 30 minutes. >> including the presidential race which is heating up, and important primary ahead, and some of these candidates are getting very nasty. >> we will talk to the political insiders to see if anything is off-limits. >

everyone it's friday, march 4th and welcome to the fox19 now morning and i'm jessica brown... frank has the day off today five women have filed a lawsuit to block new york' state's so-called

browns. come t on todd.to the same old thing. agent.f good morning.rn this is frank from parma.rm happy thursday.rsday. the browns are getting rid of of two good players. here we go again. who knows maybe they will sign somebodyknow pay a lot of money fory r them. based on the team. tea devens is the browns change too much on that month never byr players jerseys.jers we talked about that how manyow m jerseys we have. see what happens hope for the franchiseeee this is and isn'tis an started yet.d i haven't lost any games at and and the draft is coming up. up we have the number two pick. thanks todd. still to come this morning weg are giving away tickets to see keith urban g live.iv how cool. how real or fake.e. 50 cent explains all that cash to a bankruptcy judge.ns we'd like to thank colin dussault's blues project for being here today.ue they are amazing.ey are aazing. you can see them perform atn see vernon jones benefit concertem perfo nethis sunday at the beachland ballroom. vernon jones is a 40 years benefitbeachlanan veteran northeast ohio drummernortheasio who is battling cancer. drummer benefit

espanola jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew h

frank marzullo. and joining me this morning for our chat is jessica brown xavier students are on their way to

. >> brown: we get a response now from one of the leading players in the aftermath of the financial crisis. barney frankas a democratic congressman from massachusetts from 1981 until his retirement in 2013. as chairman of the house financial services committee, he played a lead role in crafting the dodd-frank law, which enacted the most sweeping changes to u.s. financial regulation since the great depression. the starting point of the critique we've heard is that the banks are bigger than ever, the potential for another bailout remains strong. dodd-frank was a start but didn't go nearly far enough. do you see a different picture? >> oh, very much so. in the first place, both senator sanders and mr. kashkari continue to evade the biggest question. that is: how big is too big? the crisis which touched off when lehman brothers couldn't make its payment, lehman was about $650 billion in assets. we have banks four and five times that size, and the question is: does everybody have to be smaller than lehman brothers is today? that wouldhave consequences. getting there would be a problem. by the way, it should

. >> reporter: good morning, frank, we are expecting governor jerry brown to announce the minimum wage boost today. sounds like great news for thousands of workers in california, right? but some have their reservations about it. as of january 1st, minimum wage is $10 an hour in our state. some argue with that the -- that with the cost of living in california as it stands, that is a pitiful salary to live on. that's why many people think this incremental increase would be a, quote, major victory. others are concerned it would force restaurant owners to drastically increase menu items which would then deter people from going to restaurants. >> i think it would be detrimental to the serving business completely and many people that support their families. >> certainly in california you can't live on the wages now. >> raising the minimum wage has been a point of contention this campaign season, especially among the democrats. bernie sanders has made it clear he wants a $15 federal minimum wage, while hillary clinton would like to see a $12 federal minimum wage. new york lawmakers have also

brown rob 2shot and i'm rob williams. we want to get a check of your forecast with frank marzullo. while the calendar may say 12 days until spring, mother nature is giving us spring like weather now. look for a sun and cloud mix today with a high of 73 degrees. not only above our normal high of 50 the next several days but overnight ws will be mild only falling into the 50s at night. single lane closures in the right lanes of north and southbound i-71, at the socialville-

frank marzullo. and joining me this morning for our chat is jessica brown xavier students are on their way to this is video shot just about 2 hours ago.. as the watch their men's basketball team. xavier is the number 2 seed in the 2016 big east tournament at madison square garden. xavier finished second in the big east regular season race... and will play its first game at 7 thursday night against the winner of the first round game between marquette and st. john's. our joe danneman is hitting the road as well... he'll bring you starting thursday... only right here on fox19 now. an ohio man may have trumped the cookie monster on cookie monster on this one. police say a man stole around 600 dollars worth of girl scout cookies outside of a wal- mart. the girl scouts were using the money from the cookies they sold to go towards a trip to tennessee. a gofundme account has been set up for the troop. troop. spring break is nearly here for their families... and many of them will take to the skies to reach their spring break destinations. the t-s-a says it's ready to effectively screen the t-s-a says it's rea

. >> and the last minute tried to throw frank church and jerry brown and the stop jimmy carter becauselat carter had enough delegated. >> could there be a stop trump movement, we talk about the whisperings in the wings of the brokered convention, who would throw out other potential names? it could go wild. >> it could. and that's why i think if trump, did this is the big day for donald trump. he needs a win in ohio. he done want do come out with just getting rid of rubio but have kasich in the midwest and taking delegates away from him. this is, i think, the big super tuesday. we'll know tonight whether i think it will go into brokered convention or not. this is the key night for folks to be watching. >> this is the night to watch. douglas brinkley, thank you very much. we'll be watching, perhaps into the wee hours, to be determined. >>> what happens when the hottest show on broadway, have you seen this? "hamilton." i saw it off broadway. phenomenal. president obama helping him f e freesty freestyle. in the rose garden. that's how they roll. >> i'm freestylin'. ♪ ♪virgin islands nice ♪

espanola jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown, jr. the u.s. epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner mo

brown in for kara. rob 2shot and i'm rob williams. meteorologist frank marzullo joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. while the calendar may say 12 days until spring, mother nature is giving us spring like weather now. look for a sun and cloud mix today with a high of 73 degrees. not only high of 50 the next several days but overnight lows will be mild only falling into the 50s at night. wednesday we will watch for a increase of clouds and while we may see a passing shower our next chance o rain is after midnight into thursday morning. a high wednesday of 71 degrees. rain chances pick up thursday into the weekend, we will not see wash outs but on and off rain and thunder will keep us on our toys with umbrellas handy. still warm with highs in upper 60s and mid 60s by this weekend. we're on the scene of breaking news in indiana...where 2 people are injured...a 3rd is missing...after a fire breaks out at a home in aurora... sara celi is live...and sara...what are you learning right now? we're on the scene of breaking news in indiana...where 2 people ar

espanola jackson list of accomplishment have been honored and recognized by mayor frank going forward and willie brown, jr. the u.s. epa federal woman's program and the san francisco magazine and many others and whereas the communities was near and dear to my heart and until her last day dr. espanola jackson continued to speak about issues effecting the public her legacy will impact the lives of those grateful for for her countless endeavors therefore, be it resolved this commission hereby honor the life of dpraeks will be remembered as a tireless leader within the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> if it is okay. can we open up with sam murphy and introduce shirley and gwen. >> exclusively. >> whereas hello. >> (laughter). i'm sam murphy i'm samuel i work to the san francisco utilities commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner mo

i'm jessica brown, in for kara sewell rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. a period of above average temperatures kicks in today and will last with us at least over the next 10 days if not longer. our warm up starts this afternoon with a high of 65 degrees with a mix of clouds and sun, with mostly cloudy skies at times. overnight lows will drop to only 49 degrees. an investigation is underway in reading this morning... after a standoff left an infant seriously neal royal is accused of holding his girlfriend and at gunpoint for 14 hours, on maple drive friday... escape and called police. officers say royal caused serious injuries to a 10- month-old boy. one neighbor didn't want to show her face... but says royal is the apartment complex's maintenance man. "it's horrifying. you always hear about horrific things like this happening but when it happens right next door to where you're living at it brings it much closer to home." royal remains in jail this morning, charged with felonious assault and kidnapping. no word on the infant's condition. happenin

kara 2shot frank has a look at today's weather. celebrate saint patrick's day! it's going to be a party all day long! kara dblbx our jessica brown joins us live in covington with a concept is trying to put an end to something most of us have done. it's called "human library"...people from varying backgrounds come together...those who are deaf, homeless, abused and others...gather to tell their stories. you go around and pick someone to talk to for 30 minutes at a time. the idea is spreading across the country and the creator says he hopes it helps stop discrimination. how would you feel if your work wouldn't let you bring the kids in? after the break, why one person gave up millions to make sure they could spend time with theirs. a nice st. patrick's toyota billboard weather open today partly cloudy skies breezy today partly cloudy skies breezy afternoon highs will reach 60. we continue to slowly cool as we approach the weekend with highs on friday in the mid 50s and by saturday highs in the mid to upper 40s. overnight lows will start to drop back to the 30s the next couple nights but for the most part we stay dry. sunday will b

frank weather center tease not long ago, she are you wearing green? if not you may be getting pinched... holiday... even this early in the morning! kara dblbx our jessica brown joins us live in covington where people are already waiting to party! live good morning! you are right doors will open around suffered a heart attack while on tour in daytona beach, florida. nats singing sinatra, junior, followed his famous father into the music business. he was 72 years old. have you seen this? nike has unveiled lacing sneaker! it allows users to make the fit looser or snugger on the fly... by simply pressing buttons on the side of the shoe. the world's largest sportswear brand unveiled the sneaker along with other innovations... including "anti-clog traction." nike officials say the company has created technology that prevents mud from sticking to the soles of soccer or football cleats. it will initially be available in limited quantities via the nike football app on april 15th. right now.. you probably have a perfect bracket... though it likely won't stay that way for long.. our jeremy rauch explains the madness behind march madness in your morning wake up call. pk

dean smith succeeded frank maguire and built a dynasty that went on for the 36 years he was there. >> brownt's a story of friendship, but it certainly didn't start that way. there were all these jealousies, rivalry, anger, charges of double standards. there's a lot of... and everything hinges on who is winning. >> the irony is that when krzyzewski first came into the league, he resented dean smith because dean was the bar. and he did say there was a double standard for dean with referees for dean's team with referees. there was one game where he refused to shake hands at the end of the game because he didn't think the game was over, there should still be time left at the clock. that upset dean that he behaved that way. at one point krzyzewski esen said to his assistant coach, if i ever start to act like him, don't ask any questions, just shoot me. years later he became dean. he became the standard. he became the bar everybody was trying to jump over and he became the guy about whom they said there were double standards and the refs gave duke all the calls. that's when he began to understand

brown.. kara sewell is off today. rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. temperatures kicks in today and will last with us at least over the next 10 days if not longer. our warm up starts this afternoon with a high of 65 degrees with a mix of clouds and sun, with mostly cloudy skies at times. overnight lows will drop to only 49 degrees. tuesday expect a sun and cloud mix with a high of 73 degrees. we stay dry the first part of the week before showers kick in for the second half of the week and that starts late wednesday into wednesday night with rain showers. temperatures stay in the mid to upper 60s on thursday and friday with on and off rain and thunderstorms. the weekend we continue to stay mild in the mid 60s with rain chances. carstar single lane single lane closures in the right lanes of north and southbound i-71, at the socialville- fosters road bridge, beginning each night at 8 p.m. monday, march 7 through friday, march 11, followed by double lane closures in the right and center lanes at 11 p.m. all lanes will reopen by 7 a.m. the follow

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