we're seeing it eastbound near the johnson tunnel and us 36 over loveland pass. turn on koa, 850 am to get your traffic and weather every ten minutes on the tens. >> thank you joel. >>> we're going to update you about a disabled man losing his home because you couldn't pay $175 in property taxes. >>> also ahead in this morning's health watch, why you need to get the,, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom i'm bernie sanders, my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class with your help, as president, >>> last week we told you about a man who couldn't pay a property tax of $170. that man is getti

will rogers follies: a life in revue at loveland stage company theatre, 111 second street, loveland, ohio 45140. the will rogers follies is a musical theatre tribute to the man whose daily newspaper column sent american readers on their way each morning with a smile on their faces. in the opening scenes of the show, will entertains the audience with rope tricks and his old- fashioned humor between the musical numbers for the follies, which include show production was directed and choreographed by tommy tune. the book was written by peter stone with music composed and arranged by cy coleman and lyrics by betty comden and adolph green. the musical opened on broadway, may 1, 1991 and played for 981 performances at the palace theatre, winning six tony awards for musical, score, director, choreographer, costume designer and lighting designer. the loveland stage company's the will rogers follies: a life in revue is directed by act orchid winner pat furterer and produced by k buckler, also an act orchid winner. music and vocal director jack hasty and choreographer marjory clegg, also orchid

the chase went from fort collins to greenland back toward loveland. as they drove, the suspect through drugs out the window and just as the car was about to make it to loveland colorado state patrol was waiting with stop sticks. officers then rammed the car until it finally stopped. both jessica and her passenger were taken into custody. both had warrants out for their arrest. >>> in adams county deputy on administrative leave right now facing serious charges. deputy bob trujillo charged with assault and domestic violence after his live-in girlfriend accused him of repeatedly attacking her in front of their one -year-old daughter. deputy trujillo set maintains's that maintains the fights were all verbal, not physical. he will not return to his job at the facility jeering the investigation. >>> helping fight cancer. a look at the local group doing their part. >>> and a new fight against the cut and house how soon we could see the virus in the united states. >>> new evidence in the o.j. simpson trial. buy by a when i've by a knife found years ago could

(***carrie wilson-loveland***) ""it makes me sick. because how many people could have a history like this and be working in your home and not know about it." contractors to say that they are sex offenders! we have an exciting update to a story we've been following for several weeks: a thank you from the mother of a young cancer patient who asked for your prayers. prayers.you recall jennie nieves brought her daughter, daphne, to cincinnati hoping doctors at our children's hospital could save her life. she had previously been given a less than 50 percent chance of surviving her leukemia. doctors here found a perfect match for a bone marrow transplant which daphne had done on february 23rd, her tenth birthday. her mother tells us testing this week shows it was a complete success. she says daphne's previous cells have disappeared and only the new ones are working. this means she has a very good chance of being cancer free for the rest it'll be a busy weekend in the tri-state. first - tip your hat to all things irish.the 50th annual saint patrick's day parade is saturday from noon until t

heaviest snow, this is around 275. and instead of bridges and batches. the heavy snow will move to loveland. and watch the jeremiah bridge in the next 24 minutes or so. 22 all going to possibly have hour. and close to 645. here's the impact, and in the yellow, that's where you want to through hamilton county. and the roadways, instead of bridges and overpasses. and areas east, will you have to . >> some of the issues, we're seeing, have been smoke detectors, at that offer leaky windows, broken fire doors. federal inspectors come down hard in the building's owner. >> and hundreds, are seeing issuing an ultimatum. >> a story you will only see on local 12. what could be around the corner. >> for yes, the properties, have been the kind of places, no reasonable person would want to live. we're talking about places, the scene of drug deals, murders and miserable living conditions. you name it. and the tax dollars are paying for all of that. all of that is starting to change. >> and inside, i found she's living up to her name. >> they've done in the highway. >> and in the last year, the new owners

lynda loveland and ken medlin are there as they have live minutes and tonight on our news at 10:00 and 11:00. wral is always your hoop headquarters. keeping you up to date for the player analysis. just go to the sports fan. >>> raleigh police filed charges against the second suspect in connection to the murder that happened on glenwood after. raglan is being processed in the jail this hour. charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of pedro reyes diaz and allen rodriguez. they were found dead in an suv parked behind the panera bread a week ago. they also filed murder charges against denzel dancey who is on the run. >>> a roanoke man died after he was hit bay car that came crashing into the building. it happened in greenville. authorities say 69-year-old bachler was with several others when the driver suffered a medical emergency and crashed through the front doors. the driver and two others were hurt. barricades are in place in the front of the lobby doors, but the driver crashed right >>> secretary state john kerry says isis is committing genocide against christians and other mi

right now -- a brand new beer store now open in loveland. loveland.we take you inside the casual pint -- next! "in case you forgot, flint is still dealing with a water crisis. we sit down with one family to go through a day in welcome back to the now cincinnati... the weekend is here and its shaping up to not only be a busy one -- but a nice one too! sherry what can you tell us? we should see a few more rays of sunshine this afternoon coming in between the clouds. temperatures are only expected to top out in the low 40s. another quick moving clipper system moves through the ohio valley on saturday. this initially brings a rain/snow mix on saturday morning as temperatures drop to the freezing mark. but temperatures will warm a bit more quickly, resulting in more rain than anything tomorrow. highs top out in the mid to upper 40s. sunday looks better with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. temperatures also increase to the 50 degree mark which is closer to normal for early march. we'll see a bit jump in temperatures as we head into the coming

heading towards loveland it will be a windy spot today. eastern plains we are looking at a calmer day. it is colder with winds relaxing a bit. denver and temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees cooler than you'll notice that when you walk outside. it is at 23 in denver and 28 in fort collins. lots of 20s and low 30s. it is 36 over in grand junction. taking a look at our satellite and radar. here in denver north side of town you may have a few more clouds. mostly sunny skies today. a beautiful launch hour if you can sneak outside. here across the front range out east may have a few more clouds late in the day and tonight fairly mild. tomorrow winds will pick back up again. industrial a chance for gusty winds on and off. temperatures 66 in denver today and 67 in boulder and 65 in greeley. in the mountains 49. 52 in eagle and 63 in grand junction. it is very sunny outside. you may want a warmer jacket to start the day. this afternoon we get into the 60s. for your five day forecast it gets windy a little bit again and we are breezy on saturday. su

in partnership with the north carolina education lottery, lynda loveland takes us to capitol hill to meet her. >> reporter: we pulled tracy out of a meeting to surprise her as our teacher of the week. she has been teaching for 15 hope elementary. she calls her students, rettig's rock stars. them. >> i think it's really important to love what you're doing. principal damien powell said she knows her content, she is a leader among teachers, and most importantly, she knows how to build sustained relationships with her kids. >> the kids love her. they don't put on n a dog and pony show. they work because they love their teacher. and, she knows how to reach most of them. >> he looks like he's got glasses on? >> yeah. >> how does that help him? >> reporter: are in element wenches with kids, one of her favorite things about teaching, she can change a student stay. >> you can have the effect of helping a kid have a good or bad day. that's quite empowering to realize that a kid had a good day because of you, and is excited about coming back the next day because of you. that the motivator. >> r

winds are close to 60 miles per hour along loveland pass. these winds are also warming us up quite a bit. where 140 warmer in denver than we were this point yesterday. seminary is a most 200 warmer than yesterday. 570 in bouldin fort collins. 570 in burlington, almost 700 in lamarr. but a 40 in l and 60 in grand junction. satellite radar still has rain out there. eastern plains still getting a couple showers and more into our southeastern corner. as we zoom in, rain as you head more into the elevations. down toward bailey,. friends from grand junction said the pass was terrible this morning. scattered rain showers from this brings all the way down close to trinidad and we are looking at that rain and snow to stick around until later this evening. there may still be a little snow out there. maybe a few more showers on eastern plains but overnight, skies are fairly clear and we wake up to sunshine tomorrow. winds will come down tomorrow with more clouds and partly sunny skies for thursday afternoon. temperatures today, 650 in denver and greele

. >> i'm deborah morgan in for lynda loveland. >> it looks like the majority of the rain may end up happening tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. a little adjustment in the arrival of the rain for this weekend. you will not see this this weekend. all of this blue, look how beautiful it is out there. this will be replaced by cloud cover, cooler temperatures and the potential for rain. we are looking good around here. we see a mass of rain off to the west. thunderstorms across the deep south. there is a cold front now carving its way through the mississippi valley. what this will do, all this moisture you see here will be pulled up our way. also, we are watching for an area of low pressure to develop move to the northeast. the northeast and england could be looking at a snow event. tomorrow morning, the clouds are building in. by 8:00 a.m., it is overcast, perhaps some sprinkles. the majority of the rain looks like it will come in the afternoon and here is midnight saturday. overnight saturday into sunday morning, we see widespread rain but sunday morning it begins to move out t look like we

this chase went from fort collins to greeley and back to loveland. as they drove, the suspects through drugs out the window. just as the car was about to make it to this sentra shopping center and loveland, the colorado state patrol was waiting with stop sticks. officials then rammed the front of a car until finally stopped and both her and her passenger were taken to custody. >> spray painting or tagging property is a crime that many people consider a nuisance but a local business owner says the damage done to his property overnight low cost thousands. fox 31 denver's kent go del joins us to explain why. >> many times tagging takes it targeted an entire fleet of trucks and fixing it won't be easy. >> once in a while, even a quiet neighborhood will experience change. the new fast trax train in the art on a nearby business are examples of welcome change to this industrial area near stapleton. >> we like it here. >> but after 30 years in business here, greg todd's tone is changing. >> yep, they got the backs of all of them. >> and all in response to th

winds close to 50 miles-an-hour along loveland pass and gusty from black hawk to nederland. just expect a windy day. and these winds aren't bad yet. they're going to progressively get worse as we head towards lunch hour and stay strong all afternoon. humidity will drop low. down to 14%. so with that, and the gust y winds, there's a -- the gusty winds, there's a red flag warning for eastern colorado. be careful. one spark can do a lot of damage with our dry conditions. 48 in fort collins. 20s 30s on the eastern plains. satellite and radar, snowy and rainy in our northwestern corner. a little snow in our higher elevations of the foothills. with that wind and you add in snow today, just be careful. it could be tough to see in the high country if you're traveling this morning. denver we stay dry. 65 by 2:00. and we're in the 50s by 5 :00 and our strongest winds going to come after the 12:00 hour. let's check with joel hillan, how is the drive. >> you can see a few more cars on the roadway, but nothing that's going to slow you down this morning. we had a report earlier of a horse

nifty seven in loveland and west chester. there is the potential that we will see fog developing, but for now no problems. sunny, mild, 67. this afternoon, lower 70' s. storms will bring big changes. cold it will get again! r again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. life as spokesbox is great. over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need i

. >> reporter: she mifrt met him in loveland for a -- first met him in loveland for a reading. >> he said your aura is bad, you're gonna have all kinds of physical health problems if we don't do something about that. >> reporter: she would spend thousands of dollars over several months following his every order to improve her aura, before realizing she'd been scammed. >> $73,400 in cash. >> reporter: a warrant was issued for his arrest when he didn't appear in court. he was 15 into custody wednesday in maryland. back in colorado, evers is still waiting to have her money returned. >> i trusted him, and he swore on the lives of his children that the money would be returned to me. >> reporter: when i spoke to marks in maryland, he said that he typed the name into his computer and found our prior coverage of this case at cbsdenver.com. that's when the officer also said he turned to his partner and gave him a high-five because they helped track down a wanted criminal. >>> the family of a man in fort collins severely injured in a hit and run says he is now breathing on his own. it happened

. >> in partnership with the north carolina lottery, lynda loveland introduces us to a teacher who's globally. >> congratulations. we've heard some great things about you. >> reporter: nc state jesse gore is in his 6th year of teaching at dillard drive middle school. his goal is to make sure his students learn something new. >> make sure they're making growth, they set goals, and they're able to achieve goals and find success and i like to help them reach the success we all know they have but they're struggling to find sometimes. >> reporter: jesso is a doer, and is -- jesse is a doer, who >> he brings in music, and artwork, and analyzing and looking at it in different ways. he's very creative and wants kids to collaborate and think critical about things. so, he pushes them to think through the material. >> the north is a communist country how will they feel about pop culture-type things. >> he doesn't just teach social studies, he wants his children to make the world a better place by doing their smart place. >> i quote gandhi a lot, and show their ability to be active with changing

loveland schools spent more than $20,000 to launch a web taste full safety response system. emergency response plans are now available on a moments notice on in addition to making emergency plans -- plan information available, the system includes maps of the building and pictures of each classroom. the superintendent says because school safety is so important, the state of ohio made a grant available to help the district statewide to improve security measures. mark: thank you. still ahead, a 12-year-old arrested at a local school. lisa: the threat that led to his arrest and how alcohol was involved. mark: how madison students try to move forward. randi: we are starting the day with a quick hit of snow. we will see rain and snow this afternoon. but we should see wet roads drop a day as temperatures only head to the upper 30' s. if you want to see some spring-like weather, i have that in the seven day forecast. we are talking about snow today, but 50' s and 60' s in the welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow

. >> reporter: she mifrt met him in loveland for a -- first met him in loveland for a reading. >> he said your aura is bad, you're gonna have all kinds of physical health problems if we don't do something about that. thousands of dollars over several months following his every order to improve her aura, before realizing she'd been scammed. >> $73,400 in cash. >> reporter: a warrant was issued for his arrest when he didn't appear in court. he was 15 into custody wednesday in maryland. back in colorado, evers is still waiting to have her money returned. >> i trusted him, and he swore on the lives of his children that the money would be returned to me. >> reporter: when i spoke to one of the officers who arrested marks in maryland, he said that he typed the name into his computer and found our prior coverage of this case at cbsdenver.com. that's when the officer also said he turned to his partner and gave him a high-five because they helped >>> the family of a man in fort collins severely injured in a hit and run says he is now breathing on his own. it happened late monday night. >> rep

taylor is in critical condition in loveland. his family is hopeful he will soon be strong enough to shed light on what happened. you know, it is going to be several months. i know you're scared and you do not want to come forward. just think, it could have been someone in your family or one of your friends. >> taylor's family says he is now breathing on his own lease do not have a vehicle or suspect description at this time. casting ballots for the presidential candidates today. the primary contests in maine, louisiana. donald trump dropped out of the cpap convention. a major gathering for conservatives. it's a move his opponents pounced on.>> he really does not belong in a conservative gathering. he is not a conservative. >> if you want to be donald trump, here's how you do it. you become donald trump with the voters.>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are focusing on economic issues in michigan. today, cbs 4 in the denver museum of nature and science hope to inspire young women in science events. there will be several clubho

we have no problems, as the volume of traffic is picking up in areas at loveland ma loveland madeira, and i-71/i-75 seeing heavy traffic down near kyle's lane, and i had report of an accident, it hasn't made it to our map just south of east ohio pike, of off to a good start on the roads and it could not be better, i don't think. >>> pretty good start weather wise, too. you step outside, and it's warm, we're actually warmer than what our average high would be this time of the year. >> wow. >> right now 57 degrees, the average high temperature here in march, 50 so we're already 7 degrees above that, that 57 is 12 degrees warmer than what it was this time yesterday. clouds continue to come with expect the clouds to not be quite as ex10 sieve as they were yesterday. showers and missouri and iowa, those are headed north, and movement to the east. those will not arrive here today. what we're watching is the massive area of low pressure. we're talking about the that is spinning here in northern arizona and mexico. this thing will influence our weather over the course of the next week. warm a

linda loveland introduces us to an educator who thinks globally. >> congratulations. we heard some great things about you. >>reporter: nc state grad jessie gore is in sixth year of teaching at the middle school. his goal every day is to make sure his students learn something new. >> and they set goals for themselves, if they are able to achieve those goals and find success. and i like to reach the success that we all know that they have, but they are struggling to find sometimes. >>reporter: jessie is a doer. his principal says he's a passionate teacher who comes up with engaging and creative ideas. >> he's bringing in music and artwork, and they are analyzing it and looking at it and and we want kids to really collaborate about this and think critically about things so he pushes them. he pushes them to think. >>reporter: if the north is a communist country -- social studies. a bigger message, one of making the world a better place by doing their small part. >> and i quote ghandi a lot. and a lot of them take that to heart, and actually, i have seen a lot of kids show

that is ok. 37 degrees right now at cvg, 37 in loveland. cooler at harrison at 31. what can you learn from this? it is a cooler start than we have seen recently. cooler temperatures will stick around into the weekend. you may want a thicker coat when you head out the door this morning. clear skies and our area, clouds along the i-70 corridor toward dayton. those sprinkles barely hit the ground. for us, plan on sunshine and the crazy wind we' d have the couple of days has been fairly gusty at times. wind right now is calm. it will be a light breeze if

reporter: loveland is one of around ten districts in the area using the system. in addition to making emergency plan information available online, the system includes maps of the district's buildings and photographs of each classroom. >> i'm sure there will be things next few years that we and even envision. but right now, from where we were last year to this year, it's just a giant leap forward. jonathan: that's good to hear. loveland superintendent says because school safety is so important, the state of ohio made grants available last year which helped districts state wide improve surt measure ecurity measures. a lot more ahead on news 5 today, including mr. trump. could he be headed to the witness stand? how his comments could affect an army sergeant's right to a fair trial. citycam 5. citycam found the newport quare upand those pretty buildings behind. it's got some interesting frames for us this morning. again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors so you can love cereal... again! jonathan: now o

came to a stop, he had to ram the front of the vehicle to stop the vehicle from taking off again. loveland, both were taken to the hospital. deputies say both the man and woman had warrants out for their arrest and they'll be headed to jail when they're released from the hospital. >>> brighton police are looking for a man they believe is responsible for stealing guns from an officer's home. they believe he's homelesssof staying with friends in denver. if you see him, call police. he may be armed and dangerous. >>> this man is being held n $50,000 bond this morning. denver police say he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman he met at a bar. the wooan says she got up to use the bathroom and the next thing she remembers is getting help boarding the light rail. she says it wasn't until the next morning she realized something happened. dna collected matched the suspect, who has a rap sheet drugs. >>> police are still looking for two suspects who smashed into a marijuana dispensary wearing monkey masks. police seerched the area around best meds of colorado but weren't able to find the suspects.

temperature starting out in the 30' s. 36 in loveland. 33 in mount healthy. lane on a colder start than we have seen recently. -- plan on a colder start that we' ve seen recently. a chilly morning, but a good bit of sunshine this afternoon. clouds roll in this evening ahead of tomorrow' s rain. we look at the timeline for the rain showers for saturday when we come back. lisa: we know the st. patrick' s day hangover is still hanging around, so we want to show you some cute pictures like this little leprechaun. this is griffin, sporting his irish o' now some dogs fully decked out in hoping for some good luck this week. they don' t look to happy about their costumes. check out all of our pictures right now in the ulocal section lisa: welcome back on your friday. hope it is a great start for you. 37 degrees. we will check the forecast just ahead. right now we' re checking the morning commute. india jones in four kyla. how do things look this morning? india: we have construction that will close an area in anderson township starting at 7:30 on eight mile between ho

the coliseum has been packed the boys 5a hoops. loveland. we are down to the sweet 16 and great 8 in basketball. those results are coming up in >> welcome to the 9 news prep rally. here is taylor temby. >> and good morning, everyone. one week from today we will have ten new state champions in basketball. the sweet 16 and great 8 games are underway. it's win or go home. range view versus arvada race as the raiders strive to stay undefeated. alex makes a statement to live enup the team. arvada west down 43-37. 4th quarter, reed makes the easy basket to pull ahead by 2. following with just seconds hayden ties the game at 56. but with 2.9 seconds left in the game, range view draws the foul and make the free throws and win 57-56. >>> in the 1st it was a game of three. dakota ridge hits it from way out to get the eagles out on top. hawks would drain a three of ahead. regis wins 62-53. >>> the great 8 getting underway for girls 5a hoops. falcons out to an early lead. horizon came back in the 3rd. off the rebound, samantha drives down the court and

if he is a windchill of 31 degrees. 63 degrees in not healthy. 63 degrees and loveland. -- in loveland. if you spot even colder than that. 35 in wilmington. many of us will break the freezing mark tonight if not be a few degrees below that. many of us tomorrow morning are in the mid-to-upper 20' s. a cold start today. but with the help of some sunshine, things will warm up. nashville. that is bring rain to portions of indiana. we have been dry today. a big northeastern taking shape on the east coast. that is taking to see. high pressure is going to move in. clearing out our skies and delivering some milder weather. for tomorrow it is going to be on the cooler side too. not as cold as today but by the afternoon closing in on 50 degrees. we will see a nice sunny day with a few extra clouds building in towards the afternoon. futurecast showing clear skies and i. as we head on to the morning will see some sunshine. i the afternoon a few high clouds will build in. overall it should not be a problem for any of us. a quiet day in a nice start to the week. on tuesday we see quite a bit of suns

i'm lynda loveland...lets good evening, thanks for joining us....i'm lynda loveland this week.... the family of a young mother addresses her killer in court... front of his home... completed an engineering marvel here in raleigh. an emotional day in court, monday as the addressed her killer. britney puryearwas shot and killed by her boyfriend, 23-year-old logan mclean in 2014. mclean pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, although he initially told 911 dispatchers the shooting was accidental. the couple was in a relationship for about 4-years and had a son together. in court, her father talked about the family's anger, guilt and heartache. i hurt so bad for not being able to protect my daughter. britney was our only daughter and now she's gone mclean will serve up to 32-years in prison. at the time of puryear's death, he was on probation for a drug

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out near loveland, mad what. and we've been watching a bit of fog in areas like 71, 75 down near the kentucky split. can't even really see cars going through the area very well near rich wood, so just watch for that this morning. guys, over to you. >> not reaching the city, though. the guy line looks good. >> some light fog as you go south and southwest of downtown. some will continue to creep north as we move through the next couple of hours here. 54 degrees. it's warm and we're going to head into the low 70s today, about 20 degrees above normal. skies gradually clear out after some morning cloud cover and some morning fog. now tonight after midnight into the predawn areas tomorrow morning there's a chance for some showers, even a thunderstorms with perhaps some gusty winds. we'll keep an eye on that and as a front moves through tomorrow, breezy, cooler, we'll be in the mid 60s. showers will end prior to 7:00 a.m. thursday we're looking at a few 60-degree mark and then cooler weather into the weekend, below norm

tell low, i'm lynda loveland. >> and i'm gerald owens. suspect and the victim were part of the 82nd airborne division. gilbert has more. what have they been able to tell you? >> reporter: everyone is saying this is a terrible tragedy. i spoke with the neighbors in victim and his wife had a baby and say they've seen the suspect at the house as a friend. now everyone is trying to figure out how this terrible tragedy happened. bryan walker was stone faced as he stood in front of a cumberland county judge escorted in by extra security at a home in the lands end complex off morganton road. >> when officers arrived on scene, the victim was discovered on the floor of the living room with a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> reporter: that victim was 27-year-old miles. they were apparently friends in the unit and on social media. neighbors say this is a quiet community, and they're shocked by the shooting. tammy scarboro says she just saw him the day before he was killed. >> he was coming from work, and he had camouflage in his face. we always

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loveland close to 10,000 feet. that's why they saw close to two feet of snow. for us two inches is going to be on the high side if anybody see that is at all. right now beautiful afternoon on our friday. if you're heading out, just a little on the chilly side. sun going down after 7:15. we have some breezyconditions. winds gusting upwards of 15, 20 miles per hour. that breeze will ntinue through the early evening too. current temperatures, 66 degrees. 66. winds out of the west at 22 with those gusts per hour and that's what we're going to see through the evening. you can see the camera kind of shaking here. temperatures around the area well above average. 63 -- rather 67 in fredericksburg, 61 in winchester. so hard to believe we're going to get snow. and it's because of these warm temperatures that we're not going to see much of an impact. there's no rain or snow. we have a couple systems, they all come together but there's a major piece that looked like it might come together with this storm earlier but it's not going to happen now. we have one area up here. t

. >>> lynda loveland is here with what is coming up at 5:30,. >>> the man who spent nearly 4 didn't commit talks one on one with wral. find out what howard dudley plans to say to the daughter who falsely accused him of sexual assault. >> plus, early voting begins today in north carolinament >>> we continue to look into raleigh police's account of what happened when an officer shot and killed a suspect. hello, everyone. >> we first brought this to you at 5:00. since then, ken smith as hug deeper not paperwork. he joins us with what he has found. we've been continuing to go through this report from recally police line by line. at 5:00, we told that you officer dc twiddy recognized akiel denkins in the area of bragg street. now, once he recognized him, he knew that denkins was wanted in some type of felony drug charge. as a result of that, officer twiddy then started chasing denkins around the bragg street- east street areas. once the chase ended in an area where denkins was trying to jump a fence, the two, officer twiddy and denkins, started to engage with each other in some type of way. off

i'm lynda loveland. >> reporter: we are hours away from when hillary clinton will take the stage and already we begin to see some of her supporters standing if line outside the building. they really are waiting and waying for her to get here. she will speak at the grady cole center in charlotte, expected to take the stage around 9:30 this evening. support for the former secretary of state seems strong in this state if you agree with recent polls. they show clinton leading bernie sanders. i spoke with one of the supporter and she was >> reporter: i like what she struggled. you hear me? she has fought against many battles. anybody with that much fight in them that even this they goat knocked down, they get right back up, you can't help but see a winner in her. >> reporter: and we have a little bit of waiting to do our crew out here. we have some time to get all of our equipment together. we'll have to go through secret service before this event starts again late this evening on our later evening newscast. we will have a full report on what she had to say. >> thank you, adam. >>> our te

there's 275 near loveland madeira, but 75 near red bank, is not looking bad. volume of traffic areas near 471, more people on the roads there, i-sphub-75 near dixie, seeing more folks there as well, and no unusual delays, we're off to a great great, start, john. >>> two people are dead after two explosions at a brussels dozens of people are injured, and all metro stations at brussels are closed wells the buses are shutdown. brussels has evacuated its airport, no flights are take off or landing there right now. we will update the story as we get new information for you. >>> friends and family are dealing with the death of a college student. >> she was hiking at a nature preserve near lexington. she was 22 and a student at transylvania, university and she was expected to graduate soon. dr. laura kale was the principal when katie graduated and said it's a very hard time for students and staff. >>> we're at the beginning of easter week, which for our catholic faith is a special and meaningful time and it's a time of a story that begins with a lot of pain and suffe

and even down here along the plains where it was a warm one. >> loveland. i'm going on thursday. i'm so excited. snow stick around, please. >> i was going to do my rain dance, but now that he is doing his snow dance. >> hopefully you should have fresh powder. >> i will need to pad the falls, trust me. >> don't we all. >>> one hobby shop worker in minnesota really does stand out. >> boyd huper from our sister station kare 11 introduces us to a woman who has a passion for her job. >> reporter: some people go to work. [ laughing ] >> she does work here. >> reporter: not 30 seconds into this story, and already you've seen amber was made to have a job at a place like this. but you've yet to see her really pumped. >> oh, yeah. >> she's great. >> she makes a lot of smiles, i think. >> reporter: amber swoons at the thought of balloons. a passion -- >> she's purple and pretty. >> reporter: -- that's about to take her to new heights. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ready to go do homework? >> reporter: before we tell you about that, you should also know about amber's rock bottom. >> th

loveland school leaders are going mobile to improve school safety. >> known goes anywhere without their cell phones anymore. >> they launched a web-based school safety response system. the business manager says that the emergency response lands are now available at a moments >> it used to be in a binder. the would put binders on the shelves. and they would fumble through that and have to go to page 95 to find what they need. >> it is a great flow. you will be able to have it accessible to you. reporter: there are photographs of each classroom. >> right now, from where we were, it is a giant leap forward. >> after that charge for year one, the cost will be $500 annually. mike: the state of ohio made grants available that helped restrict statewide him prove security measures. sheree: a student making a verbal threat. they named students and parents aware of the threat but did not cancel classes. the threat is described as a threat from one student against an individual or a group of individuals. that student is facing criminal charges. they take all threats seriously. >> we look at each c

. >> i'm lynda loveland. >> deputies have the scene guarded in newton grove. cullen browder has more. >> reporter: the family members are very emotional not just because of their loss but also because they still don't know exactly what happened or who is responsible. the johnston county sheriff's office continues to have this crime scene secured and very little information is being released as they continue to investigate. no matter what happened here or why, this is a void left for loved ones. >> he did have family that loved him. this isn't right. >> reporter: family members say here and died here apparently shot to death. >> i just can't believe -- whey would people do something this crazy. >> reporter: jones was found with a woman, not his girlfriend. >> she was supposed to be fixing his hair. >> reporter: jones family admits he had a less than perfect fast. he served time for making and dealing methamphetamine back in 2003. still, of his a son and brother. jones was also a father to a 2- year-old. family members say that toddler was found in the home with

lynda loveland is the one with everything planned. she is light years ahead of me. >> she has a stand in the front yard. >> [ laughter ] >> cooler weather is around the corner, we expected to return this weekend but not quite as cold as what i'm about to show you. go to russia, a lake in the far east has frozen for the first time in almost a decade. storm wind from the nearby see usually prevents the lake from freezing over but there were calm waters for two weeks last month and subzero temperatures, the lake now has a big layer of ice which you saw that gentleman walking across. stopped to negative for recently. they can have it. i will keep north carolina weather. i think he had a odn,i cannot tell what it was. >>> let's go to the forecast. boy, that was some nasty cold. let's talk about more pleasant areas, the dewpoint has dropped, yesterday had a monkey feel because of the storms rolling by, low-level moisture to work with. dewpoint at rdu is cooler, 11 degrees colder in rocky mount, more comfort today. take a look at the numbers

near spring park drive. 9news reporter noel brennan joins us from medical center of the rockies in loveland with the latest on the investigation. noel. >> reporter: good morning, gary. was taken to the hospital with fort collins police actually found him lying in the middle of the southbound 11:30. they saw his bike and his backpack leaning against a planter box off the road near by. we had injuries consistent with getting someone getting hit by a vehicle. we know there was the scene while police were maybe it was a witness who saw what happened. at this point fort collins police is not released any suspect information, any vehicle description for that matter either. so they're asking anyone who might have information to give them a call. that number is 970-416-2224. the man who was injured has been identified as 53-year-old george taylor. once again, he was taken to the hospital here, guys. medical center of the rockies. at last check he had rush ed over here. >>> thank you, noel. >>> this week is shaping up to be reminiscent of last week, a lot of warm spring-like temperatures and sunshin

it windchill of 34. 39 degrees in cleaves. 39 in loveland. if you other locations or even colder. 32 in wilmington. maybe if you degrees below freezing. possibly a few degrees colder than 29 in wilmington. this is the big change in seasons. we ship from winter -- we shift from winter to spring. 12 hours of each. every day we go through for the next month we are going to see an increase in sunlight by two and a half minutes. warmer temperatures, we start to see some warming temperatures through the week. sort of a pen will affect. we have this east coast system this other system to our west will head straight south, leaving us in the middle. a good spot to be. a few clouds. little cooler than most of us only 44 degrees. most of that will be found in the morning. by afternoon clouds build back in. perhaps even overcast skies. showers moving away. skies starting to clear in areas. most of us see a fair amount of sunshine. clouds build in. we see a similar scenario. see all day sunshine and milder temperatures your forecast looks like this. many

in loveland and landon, opening up today, time for softserve pots which means spring is coming. 2:00, it will be cooling. 39 degrees. 5:00, a couple peaks of sunshine, still right there at 39. 8:00 tonight, 37. not exactly warm, but it is never too cold for ice cream. as we look at future client -- futurecast, clouds lingering to the morning. sunshine later on this afternoon. clouds move back in for tomorrow. a gluing looking -- a gloomy looking saturday. in time for the bockfest 5k tomorrow. sunshine returns on sunday. temperatures rebound quickly. saturday, passing shower. sunday, bring on the sunshine. next week is when we finally get temperatures. we will be in the mid-to-upper 60' s most of next week. a gets rainy on wednesday and thursday. what do you think about that? kyla: i think it sounds great. today, we are not dealing with too much snow, not better for friday morning. a look outside, 40 -- 470 why grant. you will see what' s pavement -- wet pavement. be mindful you may see a slick spot or two as you had outside. not anything that will greatly impact our morning commute. h

fighting the winds near georgetown and u.s. 6 over loveland pass. we have had adverse weather conditions. >>> a shake up just a week after a man kill add deputy and wounded two others. it happened as they served an eviction notice on martin worth who lost his home to forclosure. deputies shot and killed worth after he shot carrigan. senior sergeant wells tongis was retaliated his oversite and handling of the incident. the sheriff said this is something we have to address. tonges says he believed he was a scapegoat for what happened. was being demoted. the sheriff placed his under sheriff on leave. they say the suspension was also a result of a series of events of administrative actions that were done incorrectly. >>> we have also not been able to reach the undersheriff for comment here. >>> a faculty member accused of rape will face a judge today. she a drum instructor for they say he took a former student home from a bar in january and sexually assaulted her. he is now on paid leave. >>> the republican presidential candidates are facing off tonight

lynda loveland will be at pnc thursday, carolina meets the winner of tonight's game between florida gulf coast. thursday's game begins 7:20. mandy mitchell and jerry on the road, rhode island, taking on screaming seahawks, not just the seahawks, the screaming seahawks. >> i love mascots, especially lot of personality. our visitors will cert lane enjoy the beautiful-- certainly enjoy the beautiful weather. >>> right now if we continue this we would be on place to blow away the warmest march on record but it doesn't appear we will keep the pace up too much longer. not quite as impressive historically as we have been. i thought you might be interested. this afternoon, i downloaded all of the highs and lows that occurred rdu since they started using that as the official reporting station. meteorological spring is to the end of may. because of spacing issues i had to do abbreviation, which i don't like but march 2 means the second half of march, first half of april, second half of april, first half of may, second half of may. if there is a better way to do it i couldn't figure it in the time.

the family owned loveland dairy whip opened its doors this afternoon! while, it might have been in the 30's that didn't stop people from stopping by to get the first scoop of the season! the ice cream shop is open from 2 - 9 throughout the spring season! time to check in with meteorologist jeff creighton.. tracking your we're just a day away from the kentucky caucus... but do you know how it works? we'll show you how local officials are getting ready.... plus a controversial homework assignment has some students imagining their life as a slave! hear the school's reasoning for the project.... and we're talking all things bock- fest as the historic festival kicks off in the queen city. hear more about the history... and how local beer fans are celebrating this weekend. tonight on fox check out a new episode of sleepy hollow at 8, followed by second chance at 9, then we're right back here for fox19 now at ten. straight ahead, thomas more begins their as national champions, and it's do or die for the high school teams in northern kentucky. jeremy and joe ha

highway 9 over loveland pass, all places to focus and hold on to the steering wheel you may have a little trouble spot on i-25 at i-70. look at the green. we're at or near posted sims >>> a man who attacked james holmes in prison told the department of corrections that guards were in on the attack. daniels and serving time for a variety of criming including autotheft. in a letter to cbs 4, he asked to contact his father. i asked about the allegations that guards were in on the attack. >> department of corrections said that daniels posted on the back and on the top of his head and daniels responded, this is your fault, you control the doors, i don't. but the director of prisons us by phone that the inspector general had no truth to the involvement. >> it's an allegation he made trying to justify his own actions. >> he's been moved to the state prison facility where he's on 23-hour a day lockdown. as for holmes, he was moved out of state. he says holmes should be serving his life sentence here in colorado. >>> a man charged with breaking into homes while people were inside sleeping this is

and also, unc, wral's linda loveland will be at pnc arena as round one begins. carolina plays florida gulf coast tonight at 7:20. >>> mandy mitchell was on the way with duke as we saw. island and they will take on a problem for those of us who like a really clean house. right, mom? >> so it is when your vacuum just sudden mri gets stuck. it happens with plush carpets. coming up why, and we'll show you some vacuums can handle the job. >>> plus, the request that caused a chicago whitesox player to retirement from >>> you could spend a couple hundred dollars on a brand new vacuum. >> a lot of people are running into a new issue when it comes to clining. five on your side tells us some vacuums can't handle the job when it comes to plush carpet. >> the plush carpeting is really not along vacuums. and -- the vacuums are suddenly getting stuck. it's a pain; right? testers tested out options. >> all the softness you love is now in your carpet. >> all there at that plush, ultra soft. luxury carpets feel great what you are on them. and can challenge. how annoying would it

already some rain totals we've seen, again, about half inch out loveland. so it's been a wet start to the day day. jonathan: thank you, mariah. all kinds of march madness happening today. derek forest has details in morning sports. derek: it was a wild and crazy day of basketball saturday, both on the college front and the high school front. but first, let's start with college ball. were in nashville taking on georgia in the semifinals of the s.e.c. tournament. tyler tyler euless looking for the misses. the cats take the lead. briscoe confusing the defense. he finds marcus leaf with the flush flush. kentucky beats georgia 93-80. the top seed in the a-10. dayton flyers meeting up with st. joseph's. flyers down 12 in the second half, gets it to kyle davis, who gets the tough layup to fall. dayton down ten. later in the half, davis again. the circus shot goes down. dayton is down three. but that's as close as they can get. they fall to st. joe's, 82-79, and are knocked out of the a-10 tournament. at thomas more, the saints were looking to advance to the final

we are already into the upper 50' s, making our temperature map 57 in springboro. 59 in loveland. 58 at cvg. temperatures are climbing over the next couple of hours into the lower 60' s. a bit windy for your st. patrick' s day plans if you are going to fountain square, but the wind at 10-miles-per-hour to 15-miles-per-hour gusting occasionally to 20-miles-per-hour. it is breezy and mild and 62. we are on the windy side, but mild temperatures were this time of year. enjoy it while you can. temperatures will take a 20-degree slide toward the weekend. we will look and when most of to the 30' s, coming up. mark: and accused drunken driver sparks a short police chase. they tried to pull over the driver at 2:30 this morning, but he got on southbound i-71. 15-minutes later the police he was taken to bethesda north hospital after complaining of illness. lisa: investigating a stabbing that happened at 10:00 on mark avenue. the victim, clifford wagers, is in critical condition. the man that you see, jonathan day, was arrested and trash with felonious assault. the victim and suspect lived in th