b p scheme hist >> t miniseries is personal for richard. e haendsolost t savings tomadf. >>now t y no. s a guy that doubled my moneixre tari and, you know, eally rin >>e giheir mon i m the richer than god.ow er an goeson a and on. and always for a minute, that's the kind of actor you always want to work with. >> oh, stop. >> honest. i'm not lying. you know you want more. >> one, two, three. >> terrible. terrible. >> blithe and richard have a long history. they first worked together theater back in 1971. >> after these years, we were kids when we began. kids. >> yeah. >> we will nonehad none of this. >> we asked blithe if a certain famous family member ever paid a visit to her on the set while she was working and b said, no, because when she is working, she likes to stay focused. in other words, kids, don't bother momma when she is focused. >> kids can be distracting no >> i hear you. >> the screen actors guild one of the highlights will be whether carol burnett receives the life achievement award. >> my dear friend julie andrews has a term that is british that i never hea

soon after coming back, our ambassador was richard t davies. an officer who had actually done a tour of duty. when i got back here, the ambassador and i were invited to gathering community in chevy chase one evening. ago, and must've been in 1980 or 1981, someone in the audience said, isn't there a lot of waste and duplication having this separate u.s. information agency? why is it that it functions into the state department. mind you, this was well before we were sold up as a cold war dividend. i would just say, i am a career state department officer. i joined in 1946 and i served a tour of duty in usa. area director for eastern europe and the soviet union. he said, i assure you that is a terrible idea because he state department does not have the slightest interest in the programs managed by the information agency. not the slightest. i think pick davies was right. i think the state department has very little interest and here we are in the center of the american foreign service association. most of the people in that association are former st

soon after coming back, our ambassador was richard t. days. officers would actually done a a tour of tuty and when i got back here, the ambassador and i were invited to speak at a community gathering out in chevy chase one ooempk and that is all time ago, must have been in 1980 or '81. someone in the audience said, isn't there a lot of waste and duplication, having this separate u.s. information agency? why isn't its functions folded into the state department and a lot of money. mind you, this was well before we were sold up u as a cold war dividend. dick davesiies said i'm a caree officer, i served a tour of duty in u.s. he had been director for eastern europe and the soviet union and he said, i assure you, that is a terrible idea because the tate department doesn't have the slightest interest in the programs tharmanaged by the u.s. information agency. not the slightest interest. now, i think he was right. i think the state department has very little interest and here we are in the center of the american foreign services. most of the people i

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felicia -- her mom and several neighbors say richard and ashley were father and daughter. police weren )t able to confirm their relationship. but felicia says she grew up with ashley -- - and can t help but mad for the position she says her friend put herself in. 43:47 she had to have just started this like ashley is not known as a meth head or doing meth its not her its not in her character there is no way however ian glover -- told newschannel 3 what many neighbors in this forest park neighborhood -- didn )t want to say on camera today. he believes what police are saying. 51:51 as much as people dont want talk to you about it everyone knew it was going to happen eventually but -- lucy tackett -- says it was hard for her to believe -- adding richard billups -- known as ricky -- was an amazing neighbor. 56:20 the fact that he has gotten into something that is going to be so hard to get out of and hes just such a nice person all four suspects are in jail -- facing several felony charges -- including manufacturing meth and possession. in norfolk nadeen yanes right now - portsmouth police ar

richard: that service met this first event head on, keeping drivers on the road. >> i saw the snow before i headed out. but, i was hoping it wasn' t this much. actually, i' m really excited. i' ve been waiting for it to snow. richard: but taking some time and some caution behind the wheel -- extra minutes. >> i just crashed my car last week in rain hydroplane, so i' m trying to be extra careful. the weather is making me extra nervous. richard: in clifton, richard chiles, wlwt news 5 courtis: stay connected with the wlwt weather app to get the very latest on weather and traffic sent directly to your phone whenever winter weather hits, and follow our team of more news now, tonight a business owner gunned down in his own business is being honored. joe leach was shot last tuesday and later died of his injuries. family and friends gathered outside leach brothers in north college hill. that' s where the 63-year-old was shot in the back last tuesday, during a robbery attempt. he died on friday. leach had the business since the 1980' s meanwhile, his killer is still on the loose tonight, and police don' t have much to go off of. if you kn

t know. maybe richard has an answer. jonathan: how about the conundrum of the weather forecast? jennifer: 50' s today and tomorrow. nothing to complain about here we are in the low-to-mid 30' s. highs this afternoon in the mid-50' s. these are temperatures more like early march valet january. expecting a quiet radar throughout the day. right now, visibility is high. clear skies overhead. some clouds trying to approach. mostly sunny through the afternoon. sunshine accompanying some scattered clouds. temperatures above average today. plenty of sun expected. and a south brees will help the temperatures jump into the mid-50' s. still mild tomorrow, but we will bring in some rain for the forecast. jonathan: the man wanted for leading fairfax police on a chase this morning will the arraigned this morning. the police say jones tried to out of the walmart on tuesday. officers say jones took off when approached by police. a short time later, fairfax police pulled him over but he took off, crashed, and ran. jones is charged with failure to comply and stolen property. ohio state police are

if richard and jason don' t make it' s to work tomorrow, you probably know why. we will have the winning numbers tonight on news 5 at 11:00. announcer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. erik: some great news if you are going to the bengals game. we are talking about dry we will see some rain showers but the steady and heavy rain will happen after the game, past 11 or 11:30 p.m. you can see some sprinkles to the south and west. this is what will come our way. a few scattered showers. most of it happening during the second half. the heavy stuff late tonight and early tomorrow morning. is what is beyond that could be problematic. we could be talking about temperatures in the 50' s for everybody. 51 degrees a few minutes ago. mayor cranley was wearing short-sleeved shirts. that is because of the southeasterly winds. tomorrow, the winds turn northwest and there is bitter cold air, temperatures around zero across the central plains. yes, this time, that is heading this way and we could see some snow. for now, 48 degrees. 50 in batesville. looks like a nic

t perpetrator. iladelphia police commissioner richard ross. >> that is chilling, absolutely chilling when you watch that. the hairs on yr neck just raise when you see that, it's scary. that's all i can say. >> reporter: police say that archer admitted guilt, identified himself as a muslim, and pledged allegiance to isis. >>ccording to him he believe the police defend laws in contradiction to the quran. >> reporter: the firearm used was stolen from a fellopolice officeces home in 2013. how concerning is it when you hear that that gun that the suspect used was that of another officer? >> things happen, but it cuts even deeeer. >> reporter: hartnett remains in the hospital in critical but stable condition. his father robert hartnett says his son always wanted to be a police officer. >> he's okay. he's an actual philadelphia officer. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the suspect traveled to the middle east in officials say it is still too early to know for sure whether the suspect had any direct connection to a terrorist organization. >> rose: thanks, jericka. new fuel has been added to the debate

young k-- probably 35 by now, t-- 40, he says "richard lewis. oh, god, i grew up on you." "oh, thank you." and, you know, that makes me wanna, like, you know, drink when i hear that. not really, but-- >> (laugh) >> you know what i mean. so i say, "call me richard." i said, "you're a good-- what a success at an early age." and-- and i say that, then i'm starting to feel like i-- you know, my grandfather on the railroad in russia, drinking whiskey, playing a psychiatrist is really a trip for me, 'cause i been in-- in and outta therapy and psychiatry for f-- almost my whole life. and-- but, when i got this o-- offer to do this role-- jonathan ames is a brilliant, eccentric writer. and he created this show, starring sir patrick stewart-- he doesn't like to be-- he doesn't need to be called "sir." and a great cast. an-- an english newsman who's a drunk, d-- druggie, womanizer-- bad father, you name it. and everyone involved in the show has problems, so i'm the network psychiatrist who comes in to try to save the show. and-- it's-- it's laughable, only in that of all people, aft

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but the 5-k race isn' t the only reason people are going pink. wlwt news 5' s richard chiles is live downtown with the details on today' s events. richard, good morning. richard: it' s a party on the plaza as the second annual frozen 5k is wrapping up, the these folks are making their way across the finish line. high-fiving, enjoying the party atmosphere. is the second year this race has been a part of this weekend. the cincinnati cyclones facing off tonight at 7:00 -- 7:30 against quad city. they make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. they get a chance to turn the ice pink the hockey game this evening. it' s a wonderful day, a beautiful events. taking their way across the finish time, enjoying this morning. making the difference in the life of someone with breast cancer, , the run got started at 9:00 this morning. folks making their way across the finish line again, certainly an exciting opportunity. the cyclones game today and starts at 7:30. the cyclones taking on quad city tonight. richard chiles, wlwt news 5. jonathan: which adds up to more, too hig

laura and richard paid $100,000 to a south korean biotech company to recreate dylan, t 8-year-old boxer who died of a brain tumor this summer. >> it was just an amazing dog. it was so soft. you know, never in his life would he dream of even the slightest growl at anyone. >> reporter: the dna that made him was harvested 12 days after his donor, making scientific history. >> we've been able to amass special sort of method and cloning of -- best cloning of a dog. >> reporter: pet cloning is becoming a big business. the seoul scientists say they've cloned over 700 dogs with a 40% pregnancy success rate, the world's highest. there's even a rea liabout the process. the tlc series "i cloned my pet." >> oh, look at how cute you ar >> reporter: for many grieving pet owners it's a way connect with their furry loved ones who've passed over to the side. >> he cannot have been happy when you put this on. >> of course he was. he looked very, very handsome. >> reporter: danielle tarantova told my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris that cloning her d trouble was worth evepenny. >> i couldn't believe it.

and t housewives lighting we have here tha really embarrassing. >> you can't miss all picks of kyle and sister kim richards around their home. kim is back after a stint in rehab and has been seen filming. >> my sister is doing well. she needed this time to take care herself and that's what she has done so we'r happy. >> tou for inviting me into your home let's check it out. love this.the hub. i'm proud. it's very, very importanthank y. >> you remodelled this house. >> when we first bought it it was an outdated 8 modern. i loved the home and i to l energy. >> now the design that goes behind all therooms, is it done by both of you to as a team or by you? >> we have a desig that's our close friend and she works with us and knows our taste. >> so thi is our media room. we love it. gets used a lot. itnerth center of the house. all the posters around here are all kyles different mov or the housewives here. that's actually your book. >> their's in most recent reno, moving their gym down st make a dressingoom for kyle. >> there should be more on side. >> well, i haven't -- >> there's another closet. >> so this is

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t state. while searching a scrap yard for tractor parts, richard came across this john deere model a. while it may give him hear that put, put, put. this is a 1951 john deere a high crop. the good thing about it they didn't make very many of them and i suppose a few of them was enough probably. i drove that on the tractor cruise 80 some miles. i could'nt walk for about three days. rides rough and it steers hard. but they're kind of an attraction because there were so many of them made. and they used em for vegetable. they didn't make a great many of em. i think 200 and some odd of em. but they are hard to find and they get kind of attached to them. this guy had it in the salvage yard and that was the place for it. in that salvage yard. it was really rough. it had been come from the west it over in kansas and had a trailer over there and so we bought it. i've spent more money on it than its worth. but they like em, people like em. we worked on it off and on i suppose maybe 2 or 2 and a half years. but the darn thing would always run really good and just you can just about count you kno

t-e-r. mildred jeter and richard loving, that was his name. they grew up in rural caroline county. so -- an hour's drive northeast of here. it's in a part of the world i remember first going there. there's a canopy of pine trees coming up both sides of the narrow road and they meet in the middle. the yellow line has long since gone away. see two houses at the same time and you know you've come upon a settlement. it's not really narrow like anything else, but a central poi points to a baptist church where mildred went all her life. and the cemetery across the road from the church gives some clues about the people and the families from the area over the years. and the cemetery like the church has a tri-racial constituency, white, black and indian. now, in june '58, the couped got married and went to d.c. richard thought they couldn't get married in virginia but could in d.c. he also thought they probably aught to get married because mull dr mildred was pregnant. this is the 1950s, by the way. somebody wrote "dear abby" in those days and expressed concern about a member of the family