looking at in our camera, from pendleton all the way eastward in the southern tier, in kentucky to mason county. and no advisory out for downtown cincinnati. we're seeing the minor snow all across the area. that are mainly wet. there could be slick spots in the overpasses. along i-71, going northward. a few flurries from time to time, in south eastern indiana. you could see in some of the roadways, visibility is reduced. we have a light coating on the grass. i-71 at 275. traffic is moving along. the wet roadways. look at the roadway temperatures, are a few degrees above freezing. crittondone, 26. the overpasses is a couple of degrees colder than that. they cool off a lot faster. these are actual temperatures at or above freezing. that's what they will be with a chance of snow. they will start to taper from 9 to midnight. temperatures drop around they have a few stray snow shower. and we'll tell you who has the best chance to see a couple of slick roads. round two could move in with rain and snow showers in the weekend. finally, how warm we get, the big warm-up is on the way. it looks like they

nine on your side reporter tony mirones has the story from mason county... the mason county sheriff provided these photos of the cemetery saying that it's no longer here. the curator at the local museum says cemeteries are important to kentucky because of pioneers coming throughsue ellen grannis//kentucky gateway museum center curator "they can teaches so much about history but to me the most important thing is the emotional connection to family to know where their ancestors a local farmer is accused of destroying the cemetery from the 1700s makes you wonder why that's richard huber, he's charged with a class d felony for destroying that cemetery. he took me out to where the cemetery is or was telling me none of the bodies have been removednate of cartony mirones/twitter: @tmironeswcpo"there still a headstone hear of a cute michael wien who was born in 1793 and died in 1863 now mr. huber didn't want to talk but obviously because of the pending litigation against him."nate of car . mr. hubert gave me these photos of a cemetery on his fleming county property .

goes up with the left hand, they take an eight point lead as they grab the one point win over mason county, 63-62 was the final. so great competition over at campbell county friday night as both games were decided by only three points combined with one game decided in overtime. that sets up a 10th region girls final between campbell county and scott saturday night at 7pm, :00 p.m.. started. elise: plus the thomas more women looking to continue their undefeated run. we have the best shots of the night coming your way on the blitz. >> mcdonald' s is proud to present the student athlete of the week. anna is a southern buckeye scholar athlete and a member of the student council. her gpa is 4.5 weighted. brody is the scholar athlete and a member of the national honor society. his gpa is 4.0 weighted. >> if you know so one who deserves to be the next student athlete of the week, let us know. drop us a line. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on

it could dissipate completely before rolling into portions of northern mason county in kentucky. there is not a lot of rainfall, by 6:00 a.m. it is gone. the wind will stick around. much of the area is not under an advisory. fayette and union county are under an advisory when it will be windy and cooler. temperatures are in the upper 60' s. 60 eight at cvg. closer to 60 in southeastern indiana. our temperatures are falling. 8:00, expect clear in the 50' s. you might want to jacket for the early morning hours. it will be windy, 20-miles-per-hour gusting to 30-miles-per-hour. through the afternoon, we will rebound into the middle 60' s. such check of the roads. the alert yesterday said it kyla: all lanes are open now. if you caught the alert or saw the news yesterday evening, the incident at the combs-hehl bridge had to shut down for quite a long time. all lanes are open. we will check in with dan griffin to get an update on the investigation. we will be looking for more details throughout the day. right now, things are good. 74 at 275 through the western communities moving right al

. >>> a trending social media post has dog owners in mason county concerned. it claims someone is the area. mason county animal services says it's aware of the post, but doesn't have cases they're aware of. >> it makes me kind of angry, because people love their pets, and i don't think anybody should be out there poisoning them. >> a local vet says she is also aware of the posts, but can't speak to any truth behind it, without seeing some sort of concrete evidence. animals to care for, volunteering is a must. >> there's my girl! my baby girl. >> dogs, cats, and critters, waiting for forever homes find lots of acceptance here at the foothills animal shelter. >> we're one of the shelters in the metro denver area. we see over 9500 animals every year, so it's a really big operation. >> reporter: which means lots of work. no wonder the shelter has over 450 volunteers. >> i think in 2015, they volunteered combined, 33,000 hours. which is the equivalent of 16 staff members. >> reporter: cindy cooper has given her time for nine years. >> i come in 5 to 6 days a week.

the second game of the night has the scott lady eagles meeting up with mason county. we'll pick this up in the first quarter. alexis stapleton stops and pops the jumper. scott with the one-point lead. later in the quarter, scott on the break. summer sechrest with the drive in the layup and one. lady eagles up five. more from scott. going up with the left hand, paints the eight-point lead as they grab the one-point win over mason county, 63-62 was the final. we had great competition over at campbell county friday night as both teams were decided by only -- or both games were only decided by three points combined with one game decided in so that sets up a tenth region girls final against campbell county and scott later tonight at 7:00 p.m. is proud to present the mcdonald's blitz 5 student-athlete of the week. elise: tyler bezold is a senior at holy cross high school and plays on the basketball team. he's a member of the 1,000 point club and the nka division two all conference team. for the past two years, tyler has participated in a pickup game of wheelchair basketball

county. expect them for robertson into mason and backen county. visibility is down. temperatures near freezing. kind of a moist and damp day to start the weekend, but we bring back sunshine tomorrow. and we'll talk about the where the temperature is going, coming up. jonathan: jennifer, thanks. in middletown, new murder charges weeks after a mother was shot to death. a dayton man is charged in brittany russell's death. russell was found shot in her car with her baby in the back seat. curtis burdette was previously arrested on a drug charge. he's facing several more endangerment. the prosecutor has not released a motive. a series of break-ins at clermont county churches may be the work of one man. daniel elam is being held on $50,000 bond. he admitted to breaking into five churches near felicity, ohio. investigators say he admitted to stealing from the public library. police have recovered and returned about $1500 worth of church property. >> there's a lot of people who love me. they just want to vote for me. but it's okay. it's not a problem. jonathan: and then there

[cheering] to eric: the second game of the night has the lady eagles leading up with mason county we picked this up in the first quarter. alexis stapleton stops and the jumper with a one-point lead. later in the quarter, scott on and the lady eagles up five. more from scott. goes up with the left hand, takes an eight point lead as the grab the one point lead over mason county, 63-62, final. great competition that campbell county is both teams were decided or both games were decided by three points combined with one game decided in overtime, so that sets up a 10th region girls final between campbell county and scott later tonight at 7:00 p.m. >> mcdonald' s a greater cincinnati is proud to present the mcdonald' s blitz five student athlete of the week. elise: tyler is a senior at holy cross high school and plays on the basketball team, a member of the 1000 point club. for the past few years, tyler has participated in a pickup game of wheelchair basketball. his gpa is 3.2. morgan gabbert is also a senior morgan has won the most prestigious award and is a member of the national honor so

we have a read of warning in effect for adams county, bracken, mason, robert counties. strong wind and low humidity. especially those committees, if you do light a fire today, and they rapidly spread. generally, don' t burn stuff. be smart about it. as look at the temperatures, most places in the upper 30' s. 38 at cvg. 34 in wilmington. the wind at the moment is pretty light. heading to the day, the winds will pick up. 20 to 25 mile per hour range. gusty afternoon. temperatures, low 60' s. give and take. the winds are out of the south, driving temperatures up in the 60' s. if kids are on spring break and you' re doing a stayc ation, breezy and 55 this afternoon. tomorrow, clouds increasing through the day, kind of a breezy wednesday. probably closer to 15 to 20 mile per hour winds tomorrow. the rain will roll in on thursday. scattered showers first part of the day. the actual cold front will move in our direction, could have a couple of rumbles of thunder on thursday. it moves out after sunset. colder air for one day only. our temperatures up and down roller coaster in

. this will continue, the outskirts of the showers. and a little while longer, and adams county as well. as mason and robinson county. and it's going to stay kind of cincinnati and points west and northwest. you could see it's moving along 71 to the north and east. you could see the bumps in the line of showers. we're going to dry out a little bit in the next couple of hours. times. and this rain stretches all the way down to louisiana and texas. they are dealing with a slight chance of severe weather down there. we will continue to see plain old rain this evening. temperatures right now, mazeville, 69 degrees. 68 in west union. same for peebles. and you look to the -- towards cincinnati, where it's 60 degrees. we've seen rain for the longest time period from brookville. and we'll stay around 60. someplaces will be cooler to the northwest of cincinnati and definitely will be warmer to the southeast of cincinnati around brown county, highland, down to we may get rain a little later tonight. most of it will stay later tonight. next 24 hours, show you what's happened. we'll still be tracking rain at

arts of adams, bracket and mason counties down here in maysville all the way to mount. the showers linger for an hour and a half before they move on now. look at the wins, they are sustained between 20-25. is quite blustery. you see these bright colors all across indiana, ohio, illinois. it feel that was cold out there this evening. 50 and -- 51 hillsboro. 40' quarter. when you make it to set these and you, you are in the 30' s. 37 and basil, -- in batesville , 55 in georgetown. upper 30' metro. does the 35 by 9:00. by levin down to 31. storm system tonight, up round toledo, it is going to is going to zip overlay -- around lake erie. some clouds linger for a while. i' m not concerned about a thing froze overnight tonight. you cannot rule out a stray flurry or two. nothing is going to stick or really matter. high pressure will provide us a nice wednesday on the chilly side. things get more interesting on wednesday night into thursday. here' s a look at futurecast. cause or linking -- lingering around the area. we will break out some sunshine. tomorrow will be much colder

augusta meeting mason county. the royals get the best winning 48-41, ending their season. newport central catholic heading to state for the first time in 16 years. they earned the right to go to >> that is our biggest night of the year. we bea nobody thought we could do it. we just cannot and played hard. we came to play. derek: and that is a look at sports. have a good morning. mark: 4:47. a beautiful start to your wednesday morning, 57 degrees. could it get any nicer yesterday? kyla: a couple of degrees we might' ve been too warm. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far. randi: we will not quite be there today. more clouds around today. temperatures still very warm. we take a look at the highs. for the next week or so, highs in the 60' s and 70' s. i would expect to make it to around 70 degrees today. and then temperatures take a bit of a dip. we are looking at the radar this morning. we do have cloudy skies. there was some patchy drizzle this morning. there might be a little bit of light mist would drizzle out there. the main line is moving through portions of

and kentucky boys sweet 16, taylor county beats mason county newcath plays in the elite 8 at noon tomorrow. other headlines today, bengals free agent andre smith signs with the minnesota vikings, and the reds are bringing back pitcher alfredo simon. he sings a one year deal. reds win 8-6 over cleveland. mesoraco, bruce, and scott schebler with home runs. sheree: it is a shame that nothing is going on in the sports department tonight. sheree: i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with 150 calories each, try our new rich & creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. are you eating lucky charms? no. this is a dream. sheree: now to our top stories, american tower shootings. rayshawn herald was indicted in federal court for possession of the firearm used in the shootings from last january. cincinnati police and the atf tracked herald down because his gun was linked to another violent crime. also tonight, the stepmother charged with a four-year-old death is expected to be in court tomorrow. sheep the child' s legs and scalding hot water and sen

mason county. 94-65. do cap playing in the elite eight today at noon. other headlines, bengals free agent andre smith signs with the minnesota vikings. the refs are bringing back picture offered assignment. -- they won their cactus league the game over cleveland. they all with home runs. having a nice spring down there in arizona. game day for uc xavier, that and more coming up on this day. let' s go back to the news desk. lisa: as george mentioned, a strong showing for kentucky. in all the wildcats had five players scoring in double figures as they routed stony brook 85-to-57. kentucky opened the second half on a 20-to-6 run that put the game away for good. s argument that the ' cats were under-seeded in the tournament. but us not forget the women in the final four in columbus. they take on amherst tomorrow night. if they win, they go to the championship game in indy. good luck to the saints. a lot of local teams, high school, college going for it. a great time of year. randi: it is so much fun. i like to dress in all of the local colors. lisa: i think

basketball, the 10th region championship over at montgomery county had augusta meeting up with mason county for the right to go to rupp arena. the royals get the best of augusta, beating them by the score of 48-41, ending their season. and finally, newport central catholic is headed to state for the first time since 2000 where they will meet up with trinity next wednesday. rupp by beating their rival covington catholic monday night, 52-47. >> that' s our biggest matchup of the year. that' s all we preach is beat covington catholic. we haven' t beat them the last three or four years here. they don' t think we can do it. no one thought we could do it, but our whole team believed this year. we just came out and played hard. they must have slept on us or something, but we came to play. derek: they will go to state next week. on the girls side, you' ve got holmes and campbell county participating. i' m all over it. mike: thank you. sheree: you think you are confused? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. whi

mason, pendleton, lewis and counties in 2-hour delay. independent schools are closed...because of meteorologist catherine bodak joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. lingering rain and and chilly forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. we continue to follow our big story from

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we have temperatures nearly at 70 degrees in portions of mason county. compare it to connorsville in s. most places will be in the middle 50' s by 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. 64 at cvg, but the wind is the moment, but we have seen strong storms move in our direction and dissolve south of cincinnati. all that is left over is a couple of sprinkles in adams cherry fork. on schedule by 6:00 a.m. the wind will be with us throughout the day. and wind advisory until eight county. it is more widespread along the i-70 corridor. windy conditions right now, s. 60 by lunchtime. sunny skies for the second half of the day, the wind howling at 15-miles-per-hour to 20-miles-per-hour. 66 this afternoon. kyla: we are rolling right along . heavier volume right now, which is expected. re seeing at the cut and the helm. a few brake lights heading toward the bottom of the hill in the northbound directions. you know to give yourself extra minutes at the cut in the hill on 71/75. looking good at colerain and beekman. piling up on the eastbound side. this time of the morning is when we s

around and after lunch. and much what we have here, east of hillsborough, extending to bracken and mason county. heavier rainfall rates is and this is rain, oxford, brookville. and it's moving to the east. and this is the final hur raw here. temperatures are starting to fall, in central indiana. and with moisture coming off to lake michigan, there are at least some flurries, working in the tri-state, near and after midnight. they'll drift in and after midnight. we have rain and snow showers to track on thursday. still relatively warm right now. and notice, cold air is coming in quick behind the secondary and these are down to 39. and i foresee a big temperature drop in the next ten hours, dropping in the 40s between now and 8:00. we'll likely level in the mid to morning. valley. lakes. no worries for any significant snow as this system pulls away. also, because we have colder air aloft. any clearing that we have tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, will be temporary. another combrar of low pressure brings us rain or snow showers on thursday. given the temperatures will be thursday. i suspect l

i've come from and how far it's taken to get to this point." and a shout out basketball team at mason county. back in the kentucky sweet 16... this is them celebrating their 10th region title tonight. breaking now we're continuing to follow breaking news in the race the next polls close in idaho.. in about four minutes... you can tune to our partners at fox news for the latest in the race for the white house. tricia 4-shot catherine's tracking the next 24 hours.. tricia cam don't forget we're always tracking the weather on fox19.com. goodnight. sot "announcer: now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your at devry university's college of business, we're looking for what the companies you'd want to work for, are looking for: the go-getters. students who want to go places, in the business they're in now, or the start up they haven't even started yet. at devry we teach, what's been business-world tested. so if you want to learn today, and make an impact tomorrow- y

right now we have steady rain in alexandria and heavier the southern portions of southern mason county in kentucky. upper 50' s when you head out the rock yhour galoshes. 8:00 this morning, about 58 degrees. visibility is not super low. at noon, steady rain, 62 degrees. the rain may pick up in intensity toward the evening commute. expect temperatures into the 60' s. kyla: we still have the closure along summit road near the 75 corridor. you can see the rain sprinkled on our traffic camera near the airport. hopefully no delays. not too many on the roads. traffic moving along east and westbound. along the 275, traffic looking good at the northern age of the loop. westbound direction towards 471, a bit heavier. eastbound is lighter. not a bad start on the interstates. mark: thank you. breaking news this morning out of pennsylvania. five people are confirmed dead and another three injured after a shooting in a neighborhood outside of pittsburgh. authorities say three women and one man were pronounced dead at the scene. three others were taken from the scene in ambulances, and one of them d

warren and most of clinton county, under light to moderate rain. highland county to adams. brown county, mason, and a lot of pendleton county, still pretty dry. madison. that will continue to work its way in cincinnati. folks in lebanon and wilmington will dry out within the next couple of hours. more rain is on the way. northeast. it will run through the same areas, time and time again and even to am to row, before the front continues to push through the south and east later in the day. that's where we have the separation between the 50s and 60s and 70s in the orange color. upper 50s, places like brookville, harrison and you have the upper 60s for places like georgetown. 67 in west union. and thalmus at 61. southeast of cincinnati. we will see soggy areas of downtown and areas west on and off. the good news, we get to a little bit of a break, around 7:00 or so. that will continue to transition through the areas of lebanon and wilmington after 7:00 p.m. this evening. we have plenty of clouds and rain falling in oxford right now. we will continue to see the temperatures hover through the 60 deg

enough to produce snow. this is the line that produced it that is moving into bracken county. mason county is around the ohio river over to augusta and jobs vil, bradford -- that's the only snow shower we are going on at the time. we'll see morrie develop and push in later on today -- redevelop. >> we're in the 30s in the we had snow showers moving in. we're into the upper 20s last night that cooled down pavement temperatures to around 33. nonetheless we have a chance for icy road conditions in northern kentucky over the course of the next 30 to 45 minutes. dry over downtown although we do have clouds around. that's not going any before. we're going to see a lot of cloud cover -- that's not going anywhere. we'll start to see light showers fill in through central indiana that's going to push in later on today. even though you don't see anything off towards the west that's going to change later. we have the chance of some snow mixing in with some of those rain showers so around 10:00 o'clock after that it's just all rain and it's not going to arraign all afternoon. we're just going to see dr

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and those have fizzled out and we have another batch that is moving into the county and over to mason county and this is very, light and not getting any lightning and no thunder, out of this no flooding in the state and the hit and miss, showers here is the fog that adam was talking about, you can't see anything, on the medical camera, up in butler, county, but on the tower, cam this is above the fog and i tried to show the shot earlier but it just opened up of the tower and that is one of the lists that is on one of the towers here above the station and it is a neat shot above the fog and because this is the visibility that i was talking about. and one 8th of a mile, and one mile, and so it varys a little bit. and but be aware that it could change and a lot of us are in the 50s and a couple of areas and warmer down there and they are already at 60 degrees today and we will make a run at the upper 60s today. cloudy at around, ten with the on and off showers, and we still have a little bit of sun and just a little bit, peeking in between some of these hit or miss, showers as we go into the af

. >>> fairfax county, police at george mason university are investigationing two rapes with fairfax county students. a woman reported a man she knew assaulted her in a dorm room or offcampus apartment, and she fears she was slipped a drug. another student says a man she met through a dating app raped her in her dorm room. >>> park police are searching for a man wanted for attempted abduction along the national mall, and now the search not limited to the u.s. >> that's scary. >>> ellison barber is live what have you learned? >> reporter: police have identified one man, and they are still working on identifying another, but as investigators search for the pair, there's still some unanswered questions about that day. >> worse things could happen, especially on a place like this. >> reporter: bernard frye's hair is dark, and his eyes are light blue or green, and he's being hunted by officers with three different agencies, and police say he offer travels for israel to canada and the u.s. they are looking for him because on march 3rd a man at the air and space museum grabbed the hand of a young

this area of hot pink over adams county, bracken, mason, and robinson counties, that is a red flag warning which means do not burn things. that today. that can rapidly spread and cause a big problem. right now, 37 degrees, wind out of the south at six miles per hour so it feels like 32. we stay right around 37 through breezy, 55. windy. temperatures finally cracked 60 into the evening. not a whole lot to show you for the next two days on futurecast. today, roughly sunny skies, windy afternoon. the winds slowed out tonight but will pick up tomorrow. i would expect a breezy mile-per-hour wind possible. more clouds in the area. the main area of rate with this system will stay out of our region for wednesday but come rolling in by thursday morning. in approaching cold front will bring scattered showers through the morning maybe a couple of rumbles of thunder through the afternoon. our temperatures will fall off today, 63 degrees. warmer and very windy. when gus up to 30 miles per hour through the afternoon. tonight, 49. a few clouds, breezy, nice and mild. tomorrow, 67. clouds increasing. look

note the courage of local law enforcement and other first responders who came to the scene, the mason county sheriff's office, among others, deserve praise for putting their lives on the line and confronting the person responsible for this violence. mr. kilmer: and for responding to an awful situation. as a dad of two little girls it pains me that so many communities like ours are faced with tragedies like these. i'm hopeful we can come together to find ways to stop them. the words of a pastor at the community baptist church ring true as we pick up the pieces from this incident. he said, violence and pain may have the strongest voice for the moment, but love and life have the final say. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, n: this past saturday, february 27, marked t

he was found dead in a secluded mason neck area county. peggy fox is live along river drive. who was he, peg? >> reporter: well, the victim has been identified as 83-year- old johann deleedy, he retired from the world bank many years ago. he lived in a large waterfront mansion, down there on the left, where that crime scene truck is parked. now, fairfax county police were here overnight. with search dogs after receiving two different 911 calls. just after 1:00 a.m. one of the callers reported an unconscious man at the home in the 6,000 block of river drive. the other caller reported hearing gunshots in the area. when police got to the scene, they found 83-year-old johann deleedy lying in the backyard, suffering from trauma to the upper body. he was taken to a hospital where he died. police say the wounds were not self inflicted. his death is now being investigated as a homicide. first neighbors were told to stay indoors. now, that warning has en lifted. >> but it doesn't appear random. these homes are along the river. and people can't, you know, if people were going on, these

hd, shows no showers inside the 275 loop now. there are widely scattered showers, adams county, back through mason, parts of bracken and into pendleton county. and more clusters of rain are moving to south eastern indiana. heavier rainfall rates, near madison indiana. for the time being, much of the tri-state will be in the clear. may occasionally produce, heavier bursts of rain, the worst stayed to the north of the tri-state in the afternoon. temperatures now range from 59 degrees in connorsville to 70 in hamilton. and there's some east of cincinnati in the 60s. we have a risk of stronger storms. and the -- if tomorrow's high of 71 is too warm for you, bring some cooler air in the tri-state, along with more showers. will they stick around for the weekend? we'll investigate that and give you another check. paula. >> thank you, scott. . and they found 8.7 percent, increase, among flag football on children. increase in flag football. the most in any sport in the top six. and so, it may be interesting. and most will -- if you're talking about -- and it's overuse and overload injuries that are more co

we are not seeing any issues on the interstate. 275 near 32 into parts of clermont county, you should be good to go. mason montgomery near warren county you should be good to go. along 75 inside of the 275 loop. you can see, north and southbound at clifton moving right along with volume pretty light. lisa: thank you. down to the wire, ohio residents are seeing more political ads and visits from presidential candidates, all hoping to secure votes for tomorrow. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with the latest right now on commitment 2016. good morning. andrew: good morning. no matter who the candidate is and what they say, you get to have your say tomorrow. tomorrow is primary day and it and it is a very important day in the presidential race. we have seen john kasich and donald trump in our area, and hillary clinton and bernie sanders trying to win over local voters, too. ohio is critical in the presidential race. polls show it very tight on the republican side, with john kasich hoping his home state can deliver his first primary win and change his fortunes in the republican presidential ra

county. right now the only lingering snow through highland, brown, bracken, mason, and robertson counties. about 8:00 a.m., most places should be totally done with it. really flurries. i lunchtime, 36. by 4:00, 40. tomorrow heading out to bockfest or anything, expect possible showers. sunshine returns on sunday. the warm air i know everyone is hoping for is in the forecast, pretty much all of next week with high temperatures in the mid and upper 60' s. mark: looking forward to next middle of the week. that is weird. to bring you wendy' s north pacific cod sandwich we send guys like this... on boats like these... in weather like this... all the way up here... for wild caught fish like this... for a sandwich that' s light, crispy and crunchy. and now try it like most buns just hope to keep a hamburger together. but the new bun on a dave' s double brings a hamburger together. the perfect ratio of bun, to beef to toppings to...other bun. that' s the key. to the hamburger harmony of a deliciously different dave' s double. >>> good morning. vitriol and vulgarity. the republican race reaches new

county. by the time we get to 7:00, most of the areas done with flurries. by 8:00, 9:00, mason and robertson counties are double the flurries. it is an early-morning issue for us. temperatures right now hovering near or above freezing. 35 in cleves, 36 in westchester. 34 in hyde park. for your commute to work this morning, we are seeing some flurries, some rain mixing in in at lunchtime, gloomy, 36. for the drive home, sunshine, but not warm. 44 a high today p are close to 50. mark: wrapping up the trial of an accused peeping tom against a major sports journalist. lisa: the closing arguments today in sportscaster erin andrews' s case. mark: looking for unique ways to combat the rapidly spreading zika virus. the new product in chile to combat the illness. lisa: outside live on your friday, i hope it is a great it i new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. mark: a live look at newport on the levy. we will take a look your checking today' s headlines. mos

. >> police are investigating explosive materials found in a dorm room at george mason university in fairfax countya freshman, brendan, watched as police collected evidence from the dorm room opposite his last wednesday. police removed a tool box from the first floor of jefferson hall, it contained multiple match books, lighter fluid, happened sanitizer and candles. they also found a pvc pipe in the room. combined investigation get a the tors think they could be used to manufacture fire bombs or make explosive material.get a the tors think they could be used to manufacture fire bombs or make explosive material. some students says's a it's a sign of the times. >> people do a lot of crazy things. sometimes in the region of being unsafe. but for the most part on campus i feel safe. >> police have not relooel leased the n arrested. >>> the water crisis this flint has some wondering if the city's water is safe to take a bath in. epa says it will take more samples and talk with other federal agencies working on the water crisis. it will also share data with an advocacy group called water defense. this or

here which sits on the potomac river in a string of million dollars homeso here in the mason neck area of fairfax county. you could see behind me thatme this is a crime scene that is still active. fairfax county police are still on the scene and they have been since just after 1:00 thishis morning. let's show you some video thatio we shot from earlier today. two neighbors living within a few hundred yards of the waterfront home said they heard a burst of gunfire just after 1:00 a.m. and then another burst both rapid fire shots. both neighbors declined to speao on camera, but added that polic told them ohio anda leet did i a was shot inside his home as thes gunfire came from the outside. police told reporters da lead r did is found in the backyard. officers return to the scene after first getting a 911 call from his wife and then a secondn call from a neighbor. police spent the next severalext hours scouring the crime scene paying close attention to the backyard, a patio and the dock. the d gleeties purchased theeeti home in the early '90ings and its valley is listed over a million dollars.n tom york has

.@ his opponent has experience as@ the former county prosecutor@ bill mason's first assistant@ prosecutor.@ and he wants mcguinty's@ >> i took apart o'malley's@ patronage team.@ he was the patronage czar.@ >> mcguinty is lying ji.@ michael o'malley has never@ been the prosecutor.@ i never raised a dollar and i@ challenged him to produce one@ name and he can't.@ >> he has been the face of the@ county and multiple police@ involved shooting deaths@ including the death of a@ 12-year-old boy in cleveland.@ >> the race could come down to@ how voters feel tim mcguinty@ did on the job of@ shooting.@ that went down at the rec@ center.@ >> i exposed mcguinty to@ doing a background check after@ davies used an office credit@ card to buy himself a $400@ grill.@ >> the employee he hired, one@ of the top three employees as@ we learned from the story did@ not have the financial@ have been the cfo of my@ child's lemonade stand in the@ front yard.@ >> the motivator is politics@ and the timing is is@ coincidental.@ p>> reporter: tomorrow night i@ will be at the winner's@ celebration and i will ask if@ all o

from seeman to west union. northeast. southern highland county, has the heaviest rain. little break from owensville. rain through lebanon, mason, down to the 275 loop. hamilton county, back to the northwest as well. ripley and dearborn covered in the light rain. heavier rain around dry ridge to owington and south of owington. rain so far, including the last evening's rain. picked up six tenths of harrington. sparta. not as much as you move around georgetown. quarter to an inch in the morning. despite the clouds and rain, we still made it up above average. 63 for georgetown. 60s for brookville indiana. tonight, the temperatures in the 50s. we'll see a little bit of a wind shift, after 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. we'll continue to watch the numbers fall through the 50s. by 11:00, we're around 53. let's take you to the next 48 hours. that's the boundaries, that's giving the chances of rain. and that's how we get rid of the rain. we'll start off dry, but we will have clouds around, especially for the early morning commute. by the time we get to the late morning, early afternoon, being looing at plenty of sunshine. we may see some of the clo

shank the murder is ath crime that is truly frightened the residence living in the mason neck section of fairfaxf r county. there appears to be no and r he was sitting in a chair looking l out towards the river when a gunman opened fire from the outside. but investigators said so far little to go on. last friday morning just after one neigor peaceful and quiet seek of the potomac river heard 22 burst of gunfire a short burst and then a longer one. the gunfire aimed at this man. who was sitting in a room off a porch facing the river. >> this is very unusual for fairfax county. majority f o our murders are acquaintance murders whether its domestic, or friends where they've had an argument.rgt. here we have no leads. no information to tie any suspects or any motives to it.o so it is very unusual. >> reporter: no enemies that yo are aware of that he had.a >> we have no credibleredi information that would take us on a journey to track down a lead to the develop any information on a suspect.spec and that's the true miss tear row of this. >> reporter: he was originally from the feather lands andth worked for the

. >>> there is a developing story at george mason university in fairfax county.ice are investigating explosive materials that were found in a dormitory room. david culver is outside of the university's police headquarters now and he has more on this story. david? >> reporter: here's the latest. university police telling us that three students have been arrested. we know two of those students are facing drug and alcohol charges. a third students is facing possession of bomb making charges. i caught up with another student who lives across the hall and watched as police executed their search. >> they had a whole big container and just like pulling out stuff and >> reporter: this freshman was inside his dorm room on the first floor of jefferson hall. he watched police collect evidence from the room across the hall last wednesday. here's what they found. a tool box filled with several things including match books, lighter fluid, hand sanitizer, pvc pipe in the room. combined they could make explosive materials or manufacture fire bombs. >> across the hall from you. i

. >> the county brought young teenagers to help. bailey mason, worked the polls hill. booth program. >> we're checking in voters as they come in to vote. we're doing it -- my mom said they needed younger people to they knew more about technology. we've been helping it run smoothly. >> the run they are referring to is the director. taylor checked with her mom with no problem. and even though there's a pressure. cherry checked in, filled her ballot and cast her vote in less than five minutes. that seemed to be very typical. most of the people in the line will be able to vote in 5-10 minutes tops. turnout is more than 30 percent in hamilton county. already, as of 5:30, 169 thousand votes have been cast in hamilton county. 98 thousand. and 3 thousand provisional votes. that's as of 7:30. more than 30 percent of the vote already. the busiest time here, every election, is between 6:00 and 7:00. still, a lot of people coming sign for all of us, people come out to vote. we did find, at least one 17-year-old voting. good news. >> how about that? it's a good thing they have the tech savvy youn

>>reporter: this is a very, very quiet fab hood here in the mason neck succession of fairfae county. we're right along the potomacot river. you can imagine at 1:00 in the morning there's not much noiseoe here, so rapid fire, gunfireunfi really stood out.od i talked to a couple of neighbors who lived just about a hundred yards away. they were up at that time. they said they heard two bursts of gunfire. at this hour, it is still closed. fairfax county police detectivec are still on the scene. at this point weon have no suspects, no motives and the neighborhood is horrified. two neighbors living within a few hundred yards of the waterfront home said they heard a burst of gunfire just afterftr 1:00 a.m. and then anotherothe burst, both rapid fire shots. both neighbors declined to speao on camera, but added that police told them, ohio anda leet ' was shot inside his home as thes gunfire came from the outside. did he backyard suffering from traumam the to upper wife. a 9 # # 1 call from his wife ane then a second call from a neighbor. we saturated the area to see iff we can local anyone th

mason, pendleton, lewis and counties in 2-hour delay. independent schools are closed...because of meteorologist catherine bodak joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. lingering rain and and chilly forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. we continue to follow our big story from yesterday....after reports of an 18- day old baby is taken in a stolen car... today...the story takes us to the justice mom is set to face a judge. that's where we find jordan vilines... live na'cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby had been was in her car when it was stolen outside of home. this type of incident is something law enforcement doesn't take lightly and now benton is facing some hefty charges. 28-year-old na'cole benton is now charged with alarms, inducing obstructing official business. under ohio law, it's or impede a police performance of their official encompasses a wide including, for example: l

temperatures come upper 30' s, low 40' s. 37 at cvg, butler county. 40 in mason. 37 in walton. you can see the clear skies all across greater cincinnati. we will slowly watch the clouds increase through the day. the rain we will be seen later on today, right now rolling through st. louis, central portions of illinois and scattered rain starting to pop up near paducah. while we may see spotty showers before we hit lunchtime, for most of us, the rain action will be going on and the early afternoon. as far as the severe weather threat goes today, you can see cincinnati and downtown considered marginal, meaning mostly showers and storms will be run-of-the-mill. extreme southern communities, under a slight risk for severe be the primary threat. on the northern fringes, most of it stays well to the south. that is something we will watch through the afternoon. clouds arriving at 8:00 a.m., close to 40. at noon, the rain arrives. living through indiana and into ohio by about lunchtime. generally, the first couple of hours will be the noisiest. expect heavy rain and thunder and lightnin

thea c >> fox5 is in fairfax county with new concerns at georgeeo mason university.ve campus police aremp polic ines assaults. two students say they werehey w raped in separate incidents onrd different days this week. thi this comes just days after three students were criminallyra charged after police pic discovered drugs and fire bomb making materials inside a dorm d room on campus.pus. some students are angry thatha the university did not sendd alerts fast enough. eno >> when it comes to a whe situation where you're finding i materials on campus that could c put people's lives in danger, de then there needs to be more immediate notification. >> if something like thatsome happened i would want to be w alerted just so i'mou like -- ii know -- i'm aware of my surroundings.oundings. >> george mason interim police l chief thomas long go says security alerts were sent oute t on the sexual assault caseslt when investigators had reachedch the proper stage in theirn their probe to do so.probe do as far as the fire bomb alerts, they were not center noc until fox5 reported the casee because police

in fairfax county tonight, thret george mason university studente are under arrest after a dangerousiscovery in a dormorm room. according to court documents, police raided jefferson hall wednesday night after someonemen reported flames shuting out of a window. the materials were being used to make fire bombs or explosive materials. students who live in that dorm were understandable concerned.cn it's surprising me.me no one else on the floor knew about it.ab if they did they didn't say anything.an sclerosis are very harmful.s ar one of the students is charged with possession of bomb-making materials. two others face drug and alcohol charges. theres is new video releaseel today which shows police carrying out a raid in bruisein also which led to the master mind of the deadly paris terrorists as tacks. saw lamb was charged with wit participation in a terrorist murder. 130 people were killed n and more than 300 others hurt in the attacks. > marines in a small out post in northern arrack hosting somee us advisors. the disclosure came after a day did the unit was killed by rocket fire. gar

heading to warn county, picking up a 71 and mason montgomery, the exit ramp. you can see heavy. look at these brake lights. here' s a look in butler county as 75 near union center. extra time needed. that is pretty much what we' re seeing all of her greater cincinnati. lisa: thank you. right now the cleanup underway in mt. airy after a van crashes into an apartment. now police are looking for the vehicle and the driver. this happened around 3:30 this morning on west fork road. no one was inside the home at the time. police found a silver side mirror at the scene. if you know anything about this incident, you' re asked to call crimestoppers at 352-3040. first on wlwt, a sigh of relief for downtown workers after an , arrest is made in the great american tower shootings. and we' ve learned the suspect is connected to another high-profile case. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live with the new details we' ll get later today. andrew: we hope to learn much and cincinnati police. right now. what we know is a person is been charged with possessing the gun that fired shots at the great a

warrant that was filel earlier last week at fairfaxax county courthouse.us in it it details how officersers searched a dorm room here ater george mason and found what they located then in the opinion ofni fairfax county police bomb squad were materials used to make a fire bomb.om now, in these court documents ws learned that officers fromffices george mason university police department raided room 105 thatt is in the jefferson halll dormatory on wednesday night at about 8:45. 8 officers initially what were reports of flamesflame shooting out of a window.. court documents state whentahe police were returned to thatd tt dorm room they confrontedfrond residents in that room and found a leafy green substance muchubst police obtained that searchd s warrant discovered inside that room a tool box.l b inside that tool box, matchch sticks, shaved match heads a motor and pistol lighter fluidht hasn't sanitizer and also also described as a pvc pipe. pvcip fairfax county police department did look at that material. they later advised campus police and their analysis they believee the materials were being used to manufacture fire bombs or make k

mason has a house in palm beach county and went to high school there. >>> national weather service is extending a rip current warning in south florida following the they got caught in rough surf yesterday morning, two nearby teens on a small boat heard their screams and moved in to help. unfortunately as those kayakers started to get into the boat it capsized. luckily a police boat was already on its way and rescued everyone. >>> we'll be talking about this high that will dominate our pattern the next few weeks, we are going to be seeing plenty of sunshine here as we talk about temperatures in the 80s by the middle part of the week. >>> coming up -- apple attack. the first of its kind security threat that some fans need to >>> these pictures from california, these are firefighters. they are helping offense that have been stranded from incredible flooding from the l.a. river there. look at the waters there rushing, we're talking about upwards of a foot of rainfall falling in the last fewer days. inundating streets and a lot of high water rescues. these are el nino-powered storms which