jeremy and lisa carter nored their little girl elizabeth that was stillborn by donating this and a check for over $2000 in her memory. >> in a perfect world, this would sit unused at the hospital for ever. but i know it is not a perfect world, and hopefully the people that have to use it can get comfort from it.>> today marks the one-ar anniversary of elizabeth carter's birth. >>> temperatures 10 degrees above average for this time of the low, and "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about toy's weather and the upcoming >>> overall not a bad day, andd we actually saw the sunshine.>> theyeydid help to rm us up a little bit, was the high today, and 10 grees above average in february, no reason to complain. with some cloud cover to the northeast, and here is the view from the park, mostly cloudy to the west, seeing plenty of sunshine as we wrap up this tuesday afternoon. and we see a few clouds, and plenty of sunshine, allowing the temperatures to warm up nicely through the afternoon. and look for a period of cooler wea

. >> lisa: the restaurant owned by nba star and daytona beach native vince carter is closing its doors. the former orlando magic player's business is officially closing on sunday night. about 70 workers were informed of the closing just yesterday. the restaurant is located on lpga boulevard near i-95. going to happen to the property. >>> well, there's a brand-new addition to the orlando international airport. >> ginger: a united service organization is now having a welcome center at the airport. there will be a spot for families and a quiet room where exhausted troops can rest. >> soldiers are constantly deploying and traveling. it can be very stressful. it's comforting to know you've got a place where you can go rest, relax, between flights. >> ginger: it's also a long time coming for o.i.a. the airport once housed a uso lounge until it closed in 2001. >> lisa: if you like sand, surf and swimming, you'll want to mark your calendar. >> ginger: yeah. lifeguard try-outs start tomorrow. the details ahead. also the el faro investigation continues as hearings about the what investigators ar

carter beard bridge. we'll keep you updated . lisa: kyla, thank you. >> both deputies who were shot earlier today has succumbed to their injuries. mark: two maryland deputies were killed after being shot during an altercation with a suspect. it started out as a disturbance at a shopping center and two responding deputies were shot. maryland governor larry hogan has ordered flags be flown half-staff today. lisa: loretta lynch says the justice department has no choice they sought to -- mark: there is committee hearing today focusing on the threat of the zika virus. s obama' ika. in the nba, the phoenix suns are having a rough year. flared on the suns' bench. that' s markieff morris going at it with his teammate archie goodwin. check that out! the other players quickly stepped in to break up the scuffle but the suns never got it together. they ended up losing to golden state. like they were ever going to win that game. [laughter] that was just cray cra. in the football world -- much has been made of the moment when cameras caught eli man

carter currently plays for the memphis grizzlies. >> lisa: new tonight, a mythical creature lives up to her legend. see the must see video when the police capture this escaped >> ginger: new details at 5:00, what an orange county business owner tells news 6 about the batman robber. >> julie: but first, hear about the safety risks of this car seat, next. getting results for all of central florida. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, >> >> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> lisa: parents, do you know someone with this car seat? tonight, even flow is recalling 56,000 child safety seats because kids can loosen the internal harness and that ups the risk of injury in a car crash. the recall includes transitions, 3 in 1 combination booster seats from december 2014 through january 2016. no injuries have been reported. we posted the recall information on our website. yo

carter bridge where we' re seeing clear conditions. you can see all lanes are moving well, at or above speed. lisa and mark? lisa: 5:19. more people could soon be celebrating president obama' s brithday other than himself. mark: the new proposal by democrats in the illinois state lisa: new security measures right before a mega country star takes the stage tonight. the changes coming to u.s. bank arena today. mark: a live look outside. i' ve: 19 your time. 29 degrees. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) randi: good morning. 5:22 on your thursday. things are looking up temperature wise. we will tell you more about it coming up. another music superstar is coming to cincinnati tonight. mark: blake shelton is going to rock u.s. bank arena and if you have tickets you will notice some changes at the arena. kyla woods joins us now with a look at the security upgrades. kyla: no big surprise. we' re getting use to these new regulations when you go to any big event. u.s. bank arena' s new security measures will be ready

carter beard bridge. we will check again in a few minutes. lisa: some local breweries looking to help rbing clean water to flint, michigan. mark: how you can help them do lisa: 5:20 on your tuesday. we are going to get our act together. stay with us. you' re watching cincinnati' here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh lisa: good morning and welcome we will talk more about the forecast just ahead. the students at mason high school are fighting cancer through a big fundraising effort. they kicked it off with a school-wide "lip dub" video. >> jump off that sofa let' s kick it all i know that we' ll have a ball if we get down and go out and just lose it all lisa: i love that. thi

carter beard bridge. we' ll check again in just a few minutes. lisa: thank you. this sunday is the long-awaited super bowl sunday for football fans. how consumers are expected to dish out a record-breaking amount of money to celebrate the sports event. have you joined the online dating game? be doing something wrong. how to get the most out of the online services. outside live on your monday, 43 degrees. m headlines areore (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... lisa: good morning and welcome back. s a busy time for online dating services, especially after that east coast blizzard. there has been a boost in new singles signing up and also in user activity. kyla: polls show the most active time for any online dating site is between the day after christmas and valentine' s day. holiday loneliness, family nagging, social media envy from all those christmas proposals, and time off from work can all contribute to the jump. but it turns out, a perfect match in the digital world

carter beard bridge. all the arteries are looking good. a really great start on this thursday. lisa: a popular social media site not so popular any more. mark: how twitter is seeing dismal numbers among its users and stocks. lisa: you hear about it every year, the spectacular gifts all the hollywood stars get in their gift bags at awards shows. so what' s in this year' s oscars bags? we' ll take a sneak peak coming mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 5:18 your time, again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... wlwt.com lisa: good morning and welcome 5:21. we' ll talk more about our forecast just ahead. mark: checking today' s headlines. the director of the centers for disease control will testify before a senate committee this morning to discuss the threat of the zika virus. along with discussing the emerging health threat of the virus, they' ll discuss president obama' s request for $1.8 billion in emergency funding to combat zika. the cdc are continuing to warn wome

carter beard bridge. we' ll keep an eye on it. no extra time is needed. lisa: thank you. the time is 6:4 team. we are checking today' s headlines. in a pennsylvania criminal court today. cosby and his attorneys are assault case against him thrown out. he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his pennsylvania home in 2004. more than 50 women have accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct. mark: the epa is investigating after a train containing liquid petroleum went off its tracks and caught fire near canton. it happened last night in brewster, ohio. fire and smoke into the air, and hundreds of residents were asked to evacuate the area. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash. lisa: hillary clinton and ted cruz are the winners after the iowa caucuses on monday. the vote for democrats was called early this morning, and iowa democrats described the race as a historically close caucus. ted cruz was named the republican winner last night. donald trump finished second , just ahead of marco rubio. college coaches across the country are getting ready for nati

the property but carter's mother says they're open to either helping create a new restaurant or selling it. >> julie: the sun is down. if you're feeling the chill, you aren't alone. >> lisa: no one is in danger of freezing, but in the last few minutes, we have learned that cold weather shelters will be open in cocoa, cocoa beach and melbourne. >> ginger: let's get right over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells who is pinpointing the chill where you live. >> tom: it's going to be one of those nights we don't see the freezing mark but it's going to be close in some spots it's a hard time to tell the difference. in daytona beach, it's been beautiful all day. we tumbled to 54. right now in melbourne, the temperature reading is 57. not much better there. as a matter of fact, in orlando we're at 55. the hot spot is kissimmee with temperatures still 61. gainesville already down to 39. 52 in ocala and 54 in the villages. 55 degrees, coming up at 8:00, by 10 p.m., 51. by 11 p.m. tonight we're down to 49. we don't stop there. the hits keep on coming. rock. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows where you live and talk about who wakes up to frost. >> lisa: thank you, tom. th

carter beard bridge were things we will keep you updated. the accident in the clearing phase near brent spence bridge. lisa: twitter says it' s ramping up its efforts to fight terrorism worldwide. the social media company says over the last seven months, it has suspended 125,000 accounts. twitter says posts from the accounts either threatened or promoted terrorist acts. it says most of the accounts or supported the terrorist organization. twitter also says it will continue working to stop that kind of activity and has added staff to monitor terrorist activity. mark: a new study shows millions of americans are hiding a financial secret from their significant other. the study by creditcards.com finds 13 million americans have hidden a bank or credit card account from their live-in spouse, partner, or significant other. the study found that' s not the only financial secret being kept, 41% have spent more than partner' s knowledge. that is unacceptable. lisa: i believe that. the spinning of the money but having the separate accounts and all that? that is a lot of work. that is a lot of i don' mark:? is it? i'

carter beard bridge. as you can see, the roads and pretty good start. side streets, ramps, you may need some extra time. lisa: thank you. hundreds come out to celebrate the life of a legend. mark: the funeral plans for the reds ' late manager. lisa: the show must go on. mark: 24 degrees. lisa: good morning and welcome back on your monday morning. a lot of schools that did have school today are off or on delay and not the bottom of your screen. a night out at the ballet that would not be stopped by snow. mark: we caught up with one family who was out celebrating a birthday in the snowy conditions. they all went out to see the cincinnati ballet' s "cinderella." as they say in show business, "the show must go on." 9-year-old celeste homer was born in a snow storm, so celebrating during the winter weather is nothing new. >> when she was born nine years ago, there was an ice storm, snow storm, so we do it every year and every year it seems to snow on february 14th. included a group of 10 girls who all got to check out the show, and they got a chance to go to the ballet in style, riding in a limousine. lisa: anoth

carter beard bridge. a quick look if you are traveling along that area of the greater cincinnati commute. the biggest problem is the 71 closure. lisa: thank you. a new initiative to beautify city parks. winners coming forward in the billion dollar powerball jackpot from last month. a news conference planned today in florida. mark: 30 degrees right now. you' re waking up to cincinnati' wlwt news 5 today. lisa: good morning and welcome back. hope it is a great start for you. a new effort to replace thousands of trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer infestation. mark: middletown wants to bring back the beauty of its parks. kyla: and now there' s ways for you to get involved in the replanting process. in middletown, more than 200 ash trees have been lost in the last seven years at city parks, and they' ve only been able to replace 25 of them. because parks are generally low on any city budget, leaders have now announced an initiative to get the public involved. it' donations for the city to replant trees. they' re calling it the middletown ohio tree project. the money would buy 12 new established trees for the parks. the city' s lau

carter beard bridge. traffic picking up northbound. nothing out of the ordinary. we are accident-free. you don' t need a whole lot of extra time. or so. lisa: kyla, thank you. news. a deadly house fire in lebanon. the latest from the scene with what happened overnight. >> and a young boy who has inspired so many people with his fight for cancer lost his the [inaudible] mark: a man died inside his warren county home. lisa: a courageous fight comes to an end. what we are learning from a local family after the passing of taylor grant. mark: closing down after 60 years. a local shop preparing for its final sale. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is "wlwt news 5 today." good morning to you. i' m lisa cooney. mark: i' m mark hayes. a deadly fire is under investigation in lebanon. dan griffin live at the scene for us this morning with what he learned about the victim. miriah: it is a scene of devastation. we are on kunt z court 11 in. crews take a closer look at a home where a man was killed by flames. we are learning his name -- wilson scott. he lived here with his mother at a brother. his mother ran out of the house in her the s

carter beard bridge, where we see clear lanes. starting to pick up on the northbound side. we will let you know once the accident clears on mitchell. still closed between vine and leonard. lisa: a history teacher turned singing sensation. mark: how an ohio teacher is headed to chicago for the opportunity of a lifetime. lisa: promoting safety on the street for pedestrians. the local councilman' s effort to reduce the number of pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities in the queen city. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 32 degrees out the re. stay with us. you' re waking up to cincinnati' wlwt r again! again! again! again? again! again! artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... lisa: good morning and welcome back on your thursday. making cincinnati' s streets safe for everyone including cyclists and pedestrians. mark: one cincinnati councilman wants the city to pinpoint the most dangerous intersections and fix them. kyla: concerns are rising after two recent fatal accidents. in the past two months, a runner and bicyclist made headlines, after being hit and killed by a car. now, councilman p.g. sittenfeld is coming forward, saying he' in

carter beard bridge and over into cincinnati. just a very clear commute. we are off to a good start. i' m going to go get my dictionary and figure out some more words. lisa: a republican presidential candidate getting another celebrity endorsement. mark: a former new kids on the block considered -- convinced him to switch the aisle. multimillion dollar decision. mark: a live look outside, 5:39, 34 degrees. randi: good morning. taking a live look outside on fountain square. just like the colors are changing there with lady liquid, it was perfect and abnormally warm over the weekend. in fact, record-tying on saturday. if you' re heading out the door right now, what you need to know, it is not as warm as it was over the weekend. we went close to 70 on saturday, basically 60 yesterday. plan on a being way closer to 50 degrees today through wednesday. not as warm as we were over the weekend. we should be dry to start the week, but keeping our eye on a week. it will bring both rain and snow showers. we will talk more about the timing and potential for any accumulation, coming up. lisa: thank you. a major development involving planned parenthood in the state of