jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. three others were checked out for smoke inhalation as well, the fire marshals office is trying to figure out how the fire started. jennifer crompton has the latest information. reporter: those crucial questions of what happened and why are still not answered tonight, but what we do know is

p>>jennifer: and i'm jennifer pepstein in for laura moody. plet's head over to dave for a prefreshing gasparilla forecast. p>>dave: that's a great way to ut it. prefreshing. pwe've gotten rid of the rain the plast couple of days, more than a pmonth's worth, more than pjanuary's worth, as a matter of pfact. pwe're drying things out and pbeginning to clear skies out. p51 degrees will greet you as you pwalk out the door. pyes, there will be cloud cover pthis morning but the general ptrend, especially to the south, pwill be to push more of that psunshine in as we move along pthroughout the day. p64 degrees, below normal for ptoday. pwe'll call it seasonably cool. ptonight, 48, but tomorrow starts pa huge rebound process. p69 degrees for a high. psunday even warmer. pstick around for that forecast pwhich we'll have in a little pbit. plet's check the roadways. pi'm hoping, pretty sure it's pbetter than yesterday, right? p>>vanessa: much clearer than pyesterday. pwe don't have the weather pconcerns to deal with and pvisibility concerns. pwe have a l

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. take a look at these temperatures, and it only gets colder as we move into tomorrow. let's kick things off with chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: it finally feels the part of winter. it took a long time to get here, and temperatures are finally running not only on the cold side but below average. down near zero in parts of the great north woods. teens anywhere from laconia points south through the merrimack valley, and into the monadnock region, a notch or two below that at 12. 20 to 24 along the coast. this is great news for ski areas that have been making snow around the clock since yesterday and will continue to do 24-7 through early wednesday. the reason, winds are draining out of the north adding an extra so by overnight tonight if the temperatures don't get below zero, the wind chill will make it feel like zeror below in many spots. we should get well below zero in the great north woods. right around zero give or take a couple degrees concord back to the north and west, and

jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. the victim in this case was shot in the neck, and is expected to recover. stephanie woods live in londonderry now where that arrest was just made. reporter: after that shooting on hughes road last night, police were looking for 37-year-old

jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: a stretch of ocean road in portsmouth will be closed well into the evening because of a broken gas line. the first leak was discovered at lunch time and while working on that crews found several other leaks along that line. the road will stay closed for at least a few more hours. and court street in concord should reopen in the next hour, after a water main break there. the damage closed down merrimack superior court, although the the cause of that break is still under investigation. josh: manchester's fire chief is relocating. after 39 years in the queen city, chief burkish will take over the fire department in hooksett. he will not get retirement benefits from hooksett. and it is a high pressure demanding job and for 31 years, deputy chief beyondy johnson has been doing it with grace and passion and tomorrow she'll retire from her job. andy hershberger sat down with her today. reporter: for three decade she's answered the calls, people in trouble looking for help have foun

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``jennifer: so, current times. ``kathleen: yes. ``jennifer: what' s going to ``happen? ``i mean, spoilers, but. ``[laughter] ``kathleen: you learn lot a lot -- ``you learn a lot about the ``pilot' s dreams. ``she has an unexpected pregnancy ``and is then reassigned to ``operate shrooms nevada outside ``las vegas, something that' s ``happening more and more. ``jennifer: what about the ``one-woman show aspect of it? ``is that difficult? ``i' ve never done anything like ``that before. ``it' s so unique. ``jennifer: looking at these ``images, you can explain it ``better than i can. ``kathleen: looking at the stage, ``it' s covered in sand. ``basically because i' m a drone ``operator i' m staring at a screen ``for 12 hours a day and being ``told on a headset what to do. ``the assignments started to deal ``with her transitioning to and ``from each -- two and from work ``each day. ``sort of the ptsd that comes ``along with that. ``jennifer: what makes ``different from other plays you ``have been a part of? very unique working ``with no other actors and just ``the director. ``j

p>>jennifer: they're taking it in pstride. pare you planning on hopping on pthe cruise ship after your pshift? p>>reporter: are you going to let pme? pi have to do something for porlando. pbut if i'm not where i'm psupposed to be, you know where i pwent. pif you're in charge, tell the poffice. p>>russell: 7:10 right now. pdeputies still working to solve pa home invasion in pasco county. pit ended with a teen being shot. pdetktives are looking for panthony steven. phe goes by the name little ant. pbreaking into a home in holiday pyesterday. p16-year-old girl was paccidentally shot in the chest pby somebody else living in the phouse. pbecause that shooting took place pduring a crime, stevens will pface the appropriate charges, peven though he did not pull the ptrigger. pif you know where he is, call pcrime stoppers. pnew this morning, the search for pa thief, the robber stole a cell hone from a woman walking in pthe corner of florida last pnight. pa friend of the victim drove by pand pulled over to help. olice say the thief also

. >> jennifer: irvington, new jersey jersey as we dig out from this historic storm. >> steve: it doesn't really matter where we park the camera, the upper east side, long island, long island, there's different snowfall totals but nothing too major, it all looks the same. nowhere really miss the storm which is almost basically the the sun even came out, they were out for hours. >> steve: when the roads workloads people were walking down checking it all out, jackets all bundled up. a crazy morning and a lot of people are busy. let's get over with a look at the weather. you have that mere record-breaking stories. >> samantha: so close. one tenth of an inch of snow in so many of us thought we're going to make it and get there but we did not. at central park you storm total was 26.8 inches of snow. the all-time record was 26-point nine. that was february 11 through 12th in 2006. here's a list of the top five biggest snowstorm that central park. this is really a major storm, couple of things that helped, and not that bad on the roads this morning, it is slick and icy. we had the travel ban so

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jennifer ready, back to you guys. >> rochelle: thanks, jennifer. and she'll be out there throughout the morning giving us updates throughout the show as you head out to start what's sure to be a messy day. >>> rochelle: also out of fairfield county, all schools and officers in the fairfield county school district are closed due to the potential of freezing rain. and new this morning out of kershaw county there will be a two hour delay for north central area schools today. that includes baron debalk, bethune, midway and mount pisgah elementary and north central middle and high school. all other kershaw county schools and offices will be open on a normalche.ul >> eric: winter weather conditions could make your morning commute more dangerous. officials with the south carolina department of public home a avoid any unnecessary travel but they are offering advice should find yourself on the road ruce your speed, go ahead and rntu your cruise conyo or spin t ouwith icego, aheadioand let oof testeer where ever y go. >> eric: south carinola ghhiway patrol i

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jennifer: that sounds exciting. the campaign trail. jennifer: governor christie is back in the state just hours after the president's final state of the union, the top issues he believes president obama is missing the mark on. >> now that it's been getting colder out, the outdoor activities are taking hold, i'll show you how you could be skating. mike: i can't wait for that triple axle later on, it's going to be fun. very cold for tonight, but do temperatures climate all over the next couple days, a look at that and the weekend ahead. >> rough sunday for chandler jones, we'll tell you about that. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, tom: topping our commitment 2016 coverage tonight, you're looking at live pictures of former p

``jennifer: it did. ``jonathan: this is meteorologist ``jennifer schack. ``i'm jonathan hawgood. ``how are you? ``jennifer: good. ``the fog, been watching it ``because of the concern of it ``being freezing fog. ``haven't seen anything blanketing ``any certain areas. ``citycam makes it look like there ``may be a problem. ``lunken is reporting five miles. ``five miles at the station in ``wilmington as well as cvg. ``evidence of fog out there. ``temperatures in the single ``digits in spots. ``degrees. ``hebron at 7. ``harrison at 9 degrees. ``we have clear skies and light ``winds, allowing some fog this ``morning. ``but dry conditions, wlwt radar. ``we'll keep the radar dry today. ``mostly sunny skies. ``today. ``we end up above freezing for the ``afternoon. ``looks like weaker winds will ``help out as well. ``sunshine, along with a cold ``front and rain showers. ``we'll talk about when it arrives ``coming up. ``jonathan. ``jonathan: jennifer, thanks. ``we're continuing to follow a ``developing story across the ``river. ``police in florence are involved ``in a standoff. ``wlwt news

jennifer was ready to party. she changed out of the red gown and into a really short black versace dress. j-lo, of course, was ready to party. she changed out of the brig yellow dress into a sex one. and somber turn of events last night. news of david bowie's passing hit the parties around 11:00. music. >> celebrity reaction was quick. i just lost a hero. rip, da bowie. and mick jagger shared this photo saying, "we have so many good times tog he was my friend. i'll never forget him." in heaven battle withcancer. his latest video seemed to foreshadow his death. released the newest album three days ago on his birthday. david was 69. >> you know, david bowie did transcend musical genres, class, race. he was a trendsetter. >> no doubt about that. >> coming up next, one-on-one with winners and some have been waiting for this moment all of their lives. and wait until you see sly congratulated business his ex-nemesis. >> outstanding performance. >> we are such good friends. >> j. law j-lo? who is the best dressed and wh

that is on the way. >>> jennife >> jennifer lawrence was absolute sli stunning in and we are back breaking down the fashion. we have the co-host of "fab life." joe, whether you were here on friday, you predicted the trends of black, white and r you were spot on. evening, j. law and a-schu. you know what i was disappointed by? they didn't wear t dress. >> they didn't like that idea. >> i was sh >> ruined by talking about it. if i didn't talk about it, we could have done it. >> they're sofunny. maybe next year they'll wear the same dress. let's kick it off with the dressed list. >> starting at number four, i loved julianne moore. you know, the midnight blue see xwin sequins. he only dressed her and also her date. >> who is the number three? >> alisa vicander. she looked stunning in that dress. it was elegant and simple. >> the designers are loving her. >> you're wearing the best clothes. >> i know. so crazy. >> who is the ntwo? >> jennifer lawrence. i loved her in that red dior gown. sim will, elegant and cut out and just dirve fferent for her. >> and the bli up top. was a part of the dress.

jennifer: thank you. right now on wmur.com we all learn them in school, the state capitals, but how do you remember them now? quiz yourself and see how many you get right. tonight right after "marvels agent carter." jennifer: good night. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politi

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jennifer lawrence, will and jada, everything you didn't see >> we're backstage with all the winners. sentimental favorites, sylvester stallone. i like to call it understated elegance. classy on the red carpet. who w be the best dressed of the night. >> a lot to cover, stars unfiltered, candid, real. no one more than jennifer lawrence knows to live for the moment. >> what keeps you running on a long award night like this? >> booze, camera, booze >> it's good to be alive. does this happen? >> br cranston is carrying amy schumer's train. >> i'd like to say for the record, he has never carried my train. >> you always kill it, play it on the red carpet. >> thank you. >> jennifer lawrence. >> j. beat out besty amy schumer, like true bff's, they had ablast. >> and i'm a. schu. >> are you guys going celebrate together? >> oh, yeah many. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a party planned. i'm not going to tell you, you may find us. >> she leaned officer and whispered something to you as your name was called. do you remember what she sai >> she said, shut up, just go. i was so -- like the whole time bef

jennifer: the ice castles have returned to lincoln. tom: the warm weather forced the company to delay the opening until today. except tuesdays and you can reserve tickets online. this is one of three ice castles in america. other locations are in utah, minnesota and canada. if weather permit they will stay open right through march. jennifer: but there isn't quite enough snow in jackson for the snow sculpting competition, the event has been moved to february 28. the jackson chamber of commerce says there's not enough snow to fill the cylinders they need for the sculptors, so 15 teams will carve those 8-foot high piles of snow into art, at jacksonville age park. mike: mostly clear skies in northern new hampshire, allowing temperatures to start to free fall, down to 10 in whitefield, 17 in berlin, elsewhere in the 20's. winds draining out of the northwest at many levels of the atmosphere and that's going to help drive in some dry air and keep that monster nor'easter that we've been talking about for five, six days well to the overnight to

``thank you, jennifer. ``one local basketball player, ``whose talent has been getting ``serious attention, was in action ``elise jesse has details in ``morning sports. ``elise: good morning. ``i'm elise jesse. ``tickets selling early for this ``one. ``it's a packed house at moeller ``as fifth ranked wilmington came ``in to face off with the third ``ranked moeller crusaders. ``they were facing off in ``montgomery. ``jarron cumberland was money in ``the first half with three threes ``for nine points. ``only finished with 14. ``4 of 10 shooting with seven ``rebounds. ``moeller was only 5 for 15 from ``the three-point line. ``this one was nothing but net. ``they trailed wilmington 18-21 at ``the half. ``next, caleb kantor driving and ``scoring. ``moeller improves to 15-1 with a ``40-31 victory. ``newport central catholic and ``holy cross meeting for the ninth ``region all a championship game. ``first quarter, holy cross swings ``ben wire for a big night for the ``thoroughbreds. ``he had 26 points. ``the newport

jennifer was ready to party, sh changes out of her red dior gown, into a short versace dress. and j. lo was ready to party. a somber turn of events last night, news of david bowie's passing, all of them started playing bowie's music. >> celebrity reactio quick. i just lost a hero, rip david bowie. mick jagger shared this photo, he was my friend, i will never >> the rockledge end passed away after an 18 month battle with cancer. he released his newest album just three days on his birthday. david bowie was 69. >> david bowie transcend musicalgenres, he was a trendsetter. >>> coming up next, we are one on with the winners. some have waiting for this moment all of their lives. wait until you see sly stallone congratulated by his ex-nemesis >> such a close friend. we were so adversarial. >>> julianmoore, j. law or j. lo, who was the best dressed and worst. by -- what would you do, if you could choose your ultimate adventure? explore the ocean with a tour guide that's a ton of fun. race like a cheetah at 60 miles per hour. or fly down a waterslide. with choose your adventure, you ca

jennifer: no snow. it's all good stuff. temperature we'll stay for another 20 hours before it goes down. jennifer: we have a nice drop-off behind an arctic cold front. it will impact temperatures. morneau e noticeable will be afternoon snow showers. temperatures tomorrow morning will be 20 degrees colder than right now. pretty big drop-off expected. winds will be picking up as well. right now, we're at 25. the forecast low is about five degrees. a big variation expected. the arctic cold front arriving this afternoon about 2:00. with that, our northwest counties will not achieve a high temperature much more than where we're at right now in the low 20s. we should make it back to around 28 or 29 before the front arrives. our southeast county s ies may make it into the low 30s. with it a couple snow showers. wlwt radar a quiet start for the morning. a clean sweep. no current snow out there. but as we look to the northwest you can see the snow showers across central parts of illinois and indiana sliding our

that the point jennifer. the fog is out there and you >> todd: just not lifting. >> jennifer: it will take locker for the inland areas. woi say this fog is not going to lift completely until the next two and a half hours. quite some time. still dangerous out there. just because the sun is out doesn't mean it make it better. visibility down to 067 here's a look out of downtown fort lauderdale ch if you were watching earlier you can see a little bit of improve ent meant for fort lauderdale and along the beach. but with that said, at the rport still having a report of zero advice bill built so as you push inland, it doesn't take far to get into that thick fog so all across broward and miami-dade there is that dense fog advisory remaining 'til 8:00 a.m. otherwise extended 'til eight a. again, the fog will take time to lift. the good news is no rain on the radar. this will be for much of today but things are quickly changing and this is quite an interesting set up. so have you to pay attention. because we have the

. >> reporter: the last ten years have been a nightmare for jennifer kesse's family and friends. if you have any idea what happened that day and who might have something to do jennifer's disappearance you are asked to call crime line. >> bob: a series of hotel break-ins in flagler and brevard county has deputies scrambling to find out who is behind them. >> the latest happened at a holiday inn and hampton inn in flagler county with 18 cars broken into. yesterday we told you about a three hotels along i-95 in melbourne. deputies dusted for finger prints but no one has been arrested. >> bob: two men suspected of burglarizing the home of an elderly woman after beating her up and looking her into bathroom. those men are linked to another burglar in the area. kissimmee police say they hit a home on patrick street the night before they burglarized and locked up the elderly woman. and new details about a shooting near ucf. a 19 year old man was shot in an apartment parking garage. it happened at the marquee apartments around 11 o'clock. he is not a ucf and he is in stable condition. no

. >> we will never forget jennifer. to find jennifer. >> now, if you have any information on where jennifer could be, you're asked to call either the crime line, orlando police, or contact the family through social media. we have all that information on our website, clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. for now, reporting in downtown orlando, justin warmoth, news 6. >> thank you. deputies continue to certain for a gunman who shot a man at an apartment complex near ucf. the complex's management tells news 6 it is working hard to get results as a safer place to live. the marquee apartments is along sterling university lane just off alafaya trail. right across the street from campus. the good news, the man shot last night is expected to be okay. but the crime has some fearing a return to woes when the complex was called sterling central. the name change happened after a string of robberies and a pledge to improve security. that seemed to be working until last month when several students were robbed. some question if anything can be done to stop all the crime. having soldiers standing around. bu

jennifer: another nice day to get out. not as much sunshine as yesterday, but the temperature will be as mild as yesterday. year near 60 this afternoon. it will be breezy today. still nice tomorrow at 50. then thunderstorms late tuesday. jonathan: the forecast looks like the groundhog has seen his shadow.

jennifer: very good. knowing that right now, right now, doable. >> have you seen the new star wars yet? jonathan: good. i just did. i'm glad i didn't ruin it for you. we won't tell you if you haven't seen it. kids. this will be the first movie i've seen in the theaters twice since i was 7 or 8 years old. jennifer: you don't remember what the other movie was? jonathan: i saw "the sting." jennifer: i don't think i've theater. jonathan: today will be a great day for the movies. tomorrow, even better. jennifer: the next couple days, bitter cold temperatures. today, there are some snow showers possible, but shouldn't be too problematic. an isolated spot a covering to a half inch possible. temperatures right now, not bad. upper 20s for the morning because of extra overnight cloud cover. we've not quite dropped off as low as our potential. we will see a little bit of sunshine mixed in when it comes up. visibility right now, all coming in at ten miles. satellite and radar showing our cloud cover from yesterday fi

jonathan: thank you, jennifer. all of cincinnati probably knows the bengals lost to the steelers in the first game of the playoffs. the winners of saturday's other wildcard game surprised some football fans. news 5's george vogel has more in morning sports. george: all right. yes, the nfl playoffs under way. we told you about the bengals earlier. what a game that was. now let's talk about the other game in the afc yesterday. kansas city at houston. you know, the chiefs had not won a playoff game in 22 years. but here's the opening kickoff. na'il davis of kansas city, 106-yard return. the chiefs stunning the houston crowd, taking a 7-0 lead over the texans. it must have stung quarterback brian hoyer too. he had five turnovers, a fumble and four interceptions. and the texans lost j.j. watt to a groin injury and the chiefs losing wide receiver jeremy maclin to a knee injury. princeton grad spenser ware playing running back for the chiefs and doing well. there's the touchdown. 11 straight wins for kansas city they adva

i'm jonathan hawgood, this is meteorologist jennifer schack. jennifer: good morning. weekend? weather. jonathan: and the powerball. it will be interesting if somebody in cincinnati won. jennifer: that would be great. jonathan: are we winners with the forecast? jennifer: it depends on what your idea of mid-january forecasting is like. jonathan: i like no snow. jennifer: 48 degrees this it's a mild start this morning. cloud cover out there, limited showers. highs this afternoon will jump into the mid to upper 50s. a nice start to the weekend for temperatures underneath cloud cover this morning, but mainly dry conditions. wlwt radar, between now and the midday to afternoon, a shower or two. but very limited for moisture. i think the main story is the cloud cover and the mild temperatures. the visibility right now is high at ten miles. a quiet start to the weekend. but then we change things up with rain arriving this evening. it will end as snow tomorrow morning. then a big time drop in our temperatures tomorrow. by sunday evening, we're looking at wind chills in the single digits

p>>jennifer: ice cream. p>>charley: do you know you like pthis ice cream on a cake base pcup with brown meringue. p>>jennifer: what did you just psay? palaskan cream pie. pcan i phone a friend? ptaylor katz, i'm on "good day." pi need your help. pi don't know the answer. pcome over. pare you here? p>>charley: ice cream on a cake. p>>taylor: i'm here. pcharley belcher, taylor katz in pthe house. p>>jennifer: ready. p>>charley: you have 10 seconds. p>>jennifer: you need to say the pquestion again. p>>charley: juno you like this on pa cake base topped with pmeringue. p>>russell: baked alaska. p>>taylor: we want 30 seconds pmore. p>>charley: there's the time. p>>jennifer: i shouldn't have honed you, taylor. pi should have phoned russell. p>>charley: you're supposed to pbring taylor in before i started pthe clock. pthere we go. pi'm going to tell you all about pthis place, some of the best prehearsals. pwe'll still have a "good day." p>>taylor: i'm going to go brush pup on my desserts now. p>>laura: the pot conti

p>>jennifer: yeah. p>>charley: me holding this. p>>jennifer: my goodness. p>>charley: i've already tied it pin a knot here. psorry. p>>jennifer: is that a lasso? pis it a whip? p>>charley: this is a whip. pyes. pthis is a chip. pthese kids are here, they're pwhipping crazy is what they are. pthey are so whipping good, it is pchipping crazy how whipping good pthey are. pwe're at the polk county youth pcenter. pi look forward to this every pyear. pmeant to be. pkeep your cotton candy and the pmidway. pthis is about the celebration of pagriculture, ffa, raising pigs, pblue ribbons, cows, chili pcookoffs, table settings, that's pthe kind of -- did your phone pring, steve? pthank you, steve. hotographer steve filling in pfor jason bird didn't put his hone on vibrate. panyway, it's a great celebration pof everything florida and pagriculture and i've been phanging with -- i'm going to do pit. pi've been hanging out with the pwaldmans for years. pevery year they give us a whip plesson. phere is the deal. pi've already hurt my finger once pthis morning. pi can only

jonathan: thanks, jennifer. a person had to be rushed to the hospital after being shot in avondale overnight. the shooting happened in the 3500 block of van antwerp place, near forest avenue at 1:45 in the morning. police say a male was shot in the ribs, taken to u.c. medical center no arrests have been made. police are searching for a gunman in north college hill. witnesses say the suspect shot two brothers. wlwt news 5's jenell walton has the latest on the investigation and the victim's condition. >> he seemed like he was awake a little bit. his brother was tapping on him, making sure he was staying awake. reporter: dominique thomas and his cousin heard gunshots around 8:00 near their clover lane home. >> we heard gunshots, seven or eight of them. next thing you know, someone was knocking on our door. he said can you call the police, me and my brother got shot. he was limping really bad. his brother was outside laying in the grass. reporter: the pair said they couldn't believe it when one of the gunshot victim

v ``jennifer: snow is finally ``wrapping up. ``we have been quiet in locations ``throughout the night. ``with the exception of a few ``fleeting flurries. ``additional accumulation ``throughout the night, highland ``brown. `` they were rotating in from the ``northeast. ``others sliding out of the region ``and dissipating. ``it looks like no additional ``accumulation expected. ``that is the extent of it. `` a light flurry and snowfall ``possible. `` ``a one inch total, anderson ``township at 1.7. `` down at three, through try ridge ``and pendleton. `` 5.5 and west union for adams ``county. `` it was some flurries. ``half an inch reported out of the ``snowfall. ``a massive storm off the ``mid-atlantic. `` that lifts off the coast later ``this afternoon. ``the back edge of precipitation ``lifting out for us. ``we still have a good amount of ``cloud cover there. ``we are hoping the clouds to ``break up in western county. ``may take a little bit longer as ``broom ball list -- broom ball is ``a go downtown. ``north wind at 17 miles per

``jonathan: jennifer, thanks. ``while the east coast is getting ``hit with the massive snowfall, ``our accumulation in cincinnati ``varied depending on where you ``were. ``news 5's richard chiles is live ``in drive five this morning with ``the latest conditions across ``cincinnati. ``richard, how you doing? ``where are you right now? ``richard: jonathan, good morning. ``we're on the life drive on the ``west side, down glenway avenue. ``a light dusting of snow that ``jennifer spoke about. ``kind of covered over the ``tri-state. ``road crews have been out ``throughout the night working ``hard. ``glenway a major artery has been ``covered pretty well. ``these crews have worked very ``hard, knocking down light snow ``and dusting powdering that has ``blanketed the tri-state. ``of course, traveling down the ``any snow and ice. ``you the salt trucks have been ``out working very, very hard. ``we are, again, out still. ``not a lot of traffic this time ``of day. ``as you get up and out this ``morning, just, of course, ``exer

we spoke to her after a fight scene. >> what happened when jennifer actress is doing something that jennifer the producer doesn't like? >> well, they're a kind of in sync. jennifer the producer and jen if be, and that's in sync. >> j. lo's character is a mom, but still the actress chose grit over glam. >> i could have chosen to make her more glossy. but that wouldn't have been right for this. and when you're tuning in to see shades and american idol, it should be three different things. >> that's a lot for one person. you're still just one person. >> i'm person, but i can do all three. >> yes, she can, miss jennifer, yes, you can. "idol" will a air tomorrow as will "shades o blue." jennifer will rule the night. >> we talked to angelina jolie about how she got her kids to play in her new movie. >> they're shy andy don't really want to be actors. >> where we found nick jonas and kate hudson together. >> and the event brought all these stars together, next. by -- nothing seems to work. your hair is still thinning. you may have inactive follicles. reactivate them with women's rogaine foam. the o

jennifer schack will tell us how much white stuff we'll see move in. richard: we'll give you the information you need to make a safe drive, just ahead. >> we destructed on ourselves, offense and defense together. so that's disappointing. jonathan: another one and done playoff for the bengals. the pair of personal fouls that helped the steelers get the win in the last second. there was no powerball winner. we'll have the record shattering jackpot on sunday, january 10, 2016. this is news 5 today. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] jonathan: good morning. welcome to news 5 today. thanks for joining us on this sunday morning. i'm jonathan hawgood. and i are having a disagreement. here's the thing. snowing. if it's snowing, you can't see the moon. it's a street light. jonathan: are you sure? jennifer: i'm going to bet money. jonathan: if you're ready to bet money, you're probably right. jennifer: it can't be snowing time. thick clouds out there. jonathan: i agree. jennifer: that is my pet peeve in movies. jonathan: a meteorological beef. richard chiles

p>>jennifer: looking good so far. pwe're not dealing with any major pslowdowns even though there's pone crash in pasco county along pthe collier parkway westbound papproaching parkway boulevard. pofficials are at the scene, not pjust take a quick slowdown as pyou pass through that pintersection to get by that pwreck. prest of pasco county in the pclear. pthat includes 54 in the suncoast arkway and crews are out doing prailroad repairs. pthey have the roadway shut down puntil next friday so take all pthe detours to get around that ptrouble spot. p60 is your average speed. pit's slower as you approach the pairport interchange. pspeeds there 53 miles an hour. p>>laura: it is 6:31 now. pa woman is lucky to be alive pafter a fire broke out in her phome. pit happened in sun city center. paccording to the woman's pneighbors, her cat woke her up pand got out safely. pthat cat is now missing. pthere is damage to the woman's phome. pno word yet what started the pfire. psarasota county woman is accused pof stealing from elderly