shawn live shawn vo shawn vo shawn live depending on which cincinnati for... uc or xavier....makes a how you are morning! fox19's joe danneman and the highs and lows from st. louis. catherine tease rachel: " i'm here with mark bush with the acc hall of champions. now, mark, when i think of acc i really think mark: " you better believe it, now we're all about basketball. greensboro, and our greensboro coliseum, has hosted more acc basketball tournaments than any other place in the footprint of the acc. so we celebrate that, but when you think of college basketball and how popular it has become, acc basketball goes back a long time. but it's really what grew collegiate basketball." rachel: " so when people visit, what all are they going to see?" mark: " well you saw when you walked in, you saw the globe presentation which is sort of the entrance. and it celebrates all the conference championships. we have the display cases that showcase men's and women's basketball, football and the ncaa championships. once you get into the hall itself we have three interactive

our shawn lanier is there now live with a preview shawn live shawn vo shawn live dbl box presidential hopeful donald hopeful donald trump is in town...for several rallies. secret service agents had to step in after someone rushed the stage! take a look... "nat sound for 14 seconds" take a look at another angle here... as you can see, someone jumped the fence... only to be immediately tackled and removed by secret service! of course this incident follows the un-rest in chicago after a trump rally was cancelled for safety concerns. yesterday, the republican frontrunner stressed that he and his campaign deserve the right to speak like anyone else! we cannot let our first amendment, just can't, we cannot let our first amendment rights be taken away from us folks, we can't let it happen. we can't let it to speak. we are law abiding people, we're hard. now this man, 22- dimassimo is the to jump on stage was arrested for conduct and inducing panic. on the other side... presidential hopefuls are unrest... for promoting violence. donald trump has got to be loud and clear and tell his supporter

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shawn? traffic tease show reopen welcome to the fox19 weekend morning news at eight-thirty i'm dan wells jess 2shot eight-thirty i'm dan wells jess 2shot and i'm jessica month has now stealing more than 100-thousand dollars from his job! investigators say craig whitham was aurora emergency rescue when he was confronted about the missing money. after that... police say he disappeared! those with the department say.... they're simply disappointed. "personally, employees, or volunteers are devastated. just wouldn't have thought this person would have done this to us" now, to put the theft in perspective.... the amount whitham is accused of stealing is of the departments annual budget. cincinnati police arrest caught on video... charles harrell posted the clip on facebook... showing an incident that month. harrell claims that an officer was following him in o- t-r... that's when officers confronted him and arrested him for a jay-walking. responded by saying that they've investigation into the ar

our fox19 now's shawn lanier is live where they are preparing now shawn live shawn vo heading to the sweet sixteen. fox19's joe danneman and jeremy rauch are in st. louis.... they talked to the xavier musketeers to see just how they are feeling before the big matchup. pkg catherine tease cloudy. cold. low: 29 high: 48 toyota billboard 3shot adlib wx 3shot tonight: partly tomorrow: partly high: 48 take a look at this! a 10-foot alligator school in lakeland popped up outside a school in lakeland florida this week! staff and students say they were amazed to see such a big gator just roaming around. police were able to keep the animal in one spot until a trapper could catch the gator. "so you're off in never never land. couldn't wait for peter pan. wendy, you know it's never the same when you're on your own." that was red wanting blue performing their song audition.. the braxton brewing companies one year anniversary party! with us today is, jake and evan rouse... we can't wait to celebrate our one year anniversary on saturday, march 26th. join us at braxton for a bottle release, live mu

shawn? show reopen jess 2shot and i'm jessica brown weather now you decide 2016 dan 2shot desk we are just about a half hour away from seeing governor john kacich address you decide 2016 dan 2shot desk we are just about a half hour away from seeing governor john we are just about a half hour away from seeing governor john kacich address local republicans. fox19 now's shawn lanier is live in sharonville with more on the event and what you need to know. shawn live shawn vo saturday, march 12, 2016 at the sharonville convention center we proudly welcome presidential candidate governor john kasich as our keynote speaker. u.s. senator rob portman, ohio attorney general mike dewine, secretary of state jon husted, congressmen steve chabot & brad wenstrup, ohio senate president keith faber and others. doors open at 8:30am. program begins at 9am. the 17th annual nehcrc pancake breakfast will be held at the sharonville convention center 11355 chester rd. cincinnati, oh 45246 . attendance is open to th

hey, shawn. what are you still doing here? >> shawn: i forgot my purse. i -- there it is. >> nick: oh. here we go. >> shawn: thanks. >> nick: sure. here? everything okay? >> sage: oh, yeah, yeah. we were just talking. you know, we' re just really excited about the baby, and we' you' re doing for us. hey. can we show you? you want to have a bite with us? >> shawn: you might be shocked by this, but i am a little >> sage: [ chuckles ] >> nick: uh, let' s -- let' s go. >> sage: after you. >> abby: okay, babe. don' t panic. you did nothing wrong. we will get this all straightened out soon enough. just stay calm. can you do that for me? [ cellphone rings ] >> stitch: mac, thank god. w-what' s going with max? >> dylan: hey, i' m at memorial right now. the social worker assigned to his case brought him by here to get him checked out. >> stitch: okay. any idea who? >> dylan: from what i heard, a dr. whistler. does that sound right? >> stitch: pediatrics. he' s good. that' s something, at least. >> dylan: okay, well, i-i' m sticking close. i' m doing everything i c

shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then. you didn't even say "hello." come on. are we both in this or not? >> sharon: noah, just delete it. >> noah: that's gonna change the facts, mom. grandpa would do anything to stay out of jail, and the truth is i'm no better. >> sharon: you are a much better person than your grandfather could ever hope to be. >> noah: i ran away instead of owning up to what i did to

i'll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to stay. >> shawn: you want me to stay. but you never signed off on me moving in. shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care of me. i'm gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i'm not comfortable with that. even if we didn't know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant feel safe. >> phyllis: jack announces that he's washed his hands of pass key and he just storms that's great. that's awesome. we're gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he's gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam's kidnapping? >> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn't scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marco annicelli in my life. nothing. and besides, this deal is ours. we walk away now, we risk losing billions. >> billy: if

shawn chitnis is live. shawn, how high could the fines be. >>reporter: it's unclear. a lot will need to be figured out if two country. the first one effecting boulder county parks is for open spaces. rangers often get complaints during the summer about pets left in cars when it's too hot outside. people worry about those pets getting enough ventilation and water. a lot of times, this happens at spots when pets aren't allowed at trails. and the other regulation -- so that regulation is only in a few other one is for smoking in open spots. that includes marijuana and edibles. this is state policy. but a change in county rules will let park rangers deal with anyone breaking that law on their own. rangers could write up tickets for leaving pets in the car. they'll talk about this during their meeting starting at 11:30. shawn chitnis >> shawn, thank you. >>> democrats hold contest in mississippi and michigan. republicans will gather in michigan, mississippi, ohio and hawaii. michigan is the big prize for both sides with 59 delegates online. trump leads he's the only candid

but you never signed off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn' t matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care of me. i' m gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i' m not comfortable with that. even if we didn' t know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he' s washed his hands of

i'll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to stay. >> shawn: you want me to stay. but you never signed off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn't matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care of me. i'm gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i'm not comfortable with that. even if we didn't know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he's washed his hands of pass key and he just storms right out of here? that's great. that's awesome. we're gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. >> phy:

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then. you didn't even say " hello." come on. are we both in this or not? >> sharon: noah, just delete it. >> noah: that's gonna change the facts, mom. grandpa would do anything to

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then. you didn't even say "hello."

i'll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to stay. >> shawn: you want me to stay.igned off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn't matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care of me. i'm gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i'm not comfortable with that. even if we didn't know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he's washed his hands of pass key and he just storms right out of here? that's great. that's awesome. we're gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you tal

but you never signed off on me >> sage: that doesn' t matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. i' m gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i' m not comfortable with that. even if we didn' t know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick?

i' ll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to stay. >> shawn: you want me to stay. but you never signed off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn' t matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses nobody said you had to take care of me. i' m gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i' m not comfortable with that. even if we didn' t know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he' s washed his hands of pass key and he just storms right out of here? that' s great. that' s awesome. we' re gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he' s right? think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you talking about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he' s gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam' s kidnapping? >> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn' t scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marc

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour.

. >> shawn: really. i' ll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to you want me to stay. but you never signed off on me >> sage: that doesn' shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care m gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i' m not comfortable with that. even if we didn' t know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he' s washed his hands of pass key and he just storms that'

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah.st got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then.

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool.

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah.t terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then. you didn't even y

but you never signed off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn't matter, shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. of me. i'm gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i'm not comfortable with that. even if we didn't know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he's washed his hands of pass key and he just storms right out of here? that's great. that's awesome. we're gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you talking about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he's gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam's kidnapping?

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah.

s sue. >> hey there tony and shawn.ah we continue to get reports ofts people seeing very light snow so around the region at thision t hour. what you see at this point iss going to melt. m i'm not eelxpecting any problemo for this thursday eveningy commute but it's going to pick g up a little bit overnight andiga between 10:00 and definitely get a bit of b o accumulation around themula region. we'll show you those snowow y totals in case you missed themim and let you know what is ahead a for your weekend. weeke we'll be right back. ack. >> welcome back.>> today former gop presidential candidate mitt romney went on r the attack against the currentom frontrunner are for ther are r h republican nominee -- for the- r republican nomination, donaldon trump.tr and as you might expect, trump u wasted no time firing back. romney called trump a liar and d a con man and he even questioned trump's mental men health he added if trump tru becomes the republican nominee n the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly dimin

. >> shawn: really. i' ll get my stuff. >> sage: shawn, we want you to you want me to stay. but you never signed off on me moving in. >> sage: that doesn' shawn. >> shawn: our deal was that you would cover my medical expenses and adopt my kid. nobody said you had to take care of me. i' m gone. >> sage: okay, shawn, i' m not comfortable with that. even if we didn' t know who you were, we would never feel comfortable letting a pregnant woman go to a place she did not feel safe. right, nick? >> phyllis: jack announces that he' s washed his hands of pass key and he just storms that' that' we'

>> reporter: yeah, shawn there'a a lot going on downtown. last time we saw something like this was probably the en auguste ration. mount vernon square metro shutdown will be like thate through late friday. road sincere chars are going too be shutdown until saturday at noon. this is northwest. look at that road. you've never seen it like thishi in a long time. ti they et cetera is that road c blockset for approximately 20 blocks, homeland security out here, secret service has taken over his area ahead of the summit. and you see folks here walking down the street. they are trying every single square inche going manhole to manhole makingg sure there's nothing under the e man hold that could create a problem. barricades 12 feet high. the sidewalk probably half,y people have to walk on the other side. no traffic coming through here till about saturday at 2:00. and we spoke o to someo medication a lot of folks had no idea this was happening. it caught them off guard. >> because of the shutdown? >> about 20 minutes you know. i'm supposed to go to c

shawn you tackled question number two... shawn remote yes i did.. you may remember the county had so many problems with its e-books in november... a judge decided to keep the polls open an hour and a half later... delaying results on big issues.. for the entire state. tonight the county says it's ready. one voter isn't so sure. jerry hagenhoff: "they told me i didn't belong there" that's what jerry hangenhoff says he was told last november as the hamilton county board of elections was having issues with its e-poll books. jerry hagenhoff: "they were sending me around forever to two different places." he says a process that usually takes him a few minutes took him an hour with the deputy hamilton county board of elections to see if jerry's tomorrow would be as simple as it once was. lot smoother." krisel says it should be made. sally krisel: "removed the printer process from the e-poll books be less of a problem books. we worked very make a check-list on what you need to go through to make sure everything is programed correctly. we also doubled the si

shawn chitnis is live shawn, that car. >>reporter: we have an updated description of that car that came in earlier this morning. we're told it is a gray lincoln sedan, a 1998 model. here's the license plate number that we have been given by police, it's qki-285. qki-285. and police tells us this car was traveling west on park avenue west. this he were collecting-- they were collecting evidence and you can see the clothes of the victim still lying here. >>> trump won 7 states in which republicans voted. he leads with 315 delegates. cruz won in texas and oklahoma last night. he has 216. rubio scored his first overall win in minnesota. he has 105 delegates. 1,237 are nomination. sanders. she came away with victories in 7 states. clinton has 1,003 delegates and sanders won his home state and colorado. 2, 083 is needed. >> jaime leary has an update on the caucuses in our state. >>reporter: it was a tipping scale for sanders. bernie came out on top, the results aren't a sure thing. you may recall back the most delegates. last ni

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. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting?

in middletown shawn lanier fox19 now." developing news on the status of former red aroldys chapman.. he's not gonna play when the season starts... more on that coming.. steve.. and it's almost time to announce our athlete of the the trophy and the subs coming up. the scene of a major house fire in middletown this ended with a woman rescued by a 74- year old neighbor! crews responded to this home on victoria avenue around 12-thirty... finding the home fully engulfed. at some point... a neighbor saw what was happening, went inside and dragged a woman out. "i opened the door through the garage, she was right there, i mean the whole place was full of smoke. she was on her way out i think, i helped her get out. her investigators say the back of the house... but no been released. you decide animation all over the country are heading to the tuesday! and when it's all said and done... we could get a clear picture of what the presidential race will look like! this was the scene in columbus earlier today where donald trump was and r

right now, tony and shawn back to you. thank you, jim.airfax county police are stilli trying to solve a murder miss mri it happened friday inin an upscale opportunity along the potomac river. someone called an 83 year old man at his home.ome his murder was a topic today. tony and shawn, residents showed up to a regularly scheduled community meeting, but the subject was anything but routine business. people want to know in they are safe after an unknown gunman shot and killed ohio anda leet think inside his home.th the shots were fired fromin outside the home, but police still have no leads in this case. this is sky fox video that th you're looking at to give you the lay of the land here. he lived in this upscale community n along the potomac. it was on friday that fired shots into his home killing him. neighbors heard the gunfire and called 911. investigators have beenve b searching around the home on on river drive of since trying toie find evidence that will leadill them to a suspect or suspects. number reeva steenkamp resources in and

shawn chitnis is following this story for us. shawn, this is a divisive issue. >>reporter: it's a couple of issues we're looking at. these regulations are a mix of new rules hard to find across the country as well as some that are going to be policies already in place in colorado. here are the two issues that's going before the boulder county commissioners. it's for open spaces in county parks. rangers get complaints during the summer about pets left in cars when people worry about pets getting enough this happens near trails where pets aren't allowed. it will set limits for when it's too hot or too cold when pets are left in cars, but -- the other regulation is going to be about that's going to include marijuana and cannabis. this is state policy, but a change in county rules when park rangers deal with anyone breaking that law on their own. rangers could write up tickets for leaving their pets in the car at boulder parks. reporting live, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. >> shawn, thank you for that. >>> tom has talked to owners since crimes happened a few mo

the surveillance video we obtained of the car that lanier is along the shawn lanier: " there have been two fatal accidents on this bridge in just 6 days... and police say speed was a factor in the most recent one. and many drivers i spoke with today say that's why this bridge scares them. mike verax: "i don't even like to go across it." last week we saw a car get knocked off the bridge... and just yesterday this was the scene of another fatal combs hehl bridge... police say impairment and play a role, and many people who speed is always a mike verax: "majority of or 80 miles per hour." kristen mcdaniel: "sometimes i find myself speeding because across it." shawn lanier: "and so we the bridge to see how are going. designated 65 miles you see cars and only one thing they those drivers down. idea is to be seen and to deter speeding and then deter that further." but one driver doesn't believe the police are doing enough, and takes matters into his mike verax: "if i can avoid come down interstate 71" shawn lanier fox19 now. live now as we look live at the ohio river.. the boone county water

shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. >>> it's time for the lightning round. play the sound then the lightning round is over. are you ready? time for the lightning round. let's talk the michelle in texas. >> hi, jim, washington has rejected the keystone pipeline but that could all change next year when we get a new president. i own kinder morgan stock and they've recently purchased additional shares. >> i've got to tell you, i don't think morgan is all that related and will not go up or down on that pipeline. what matters now is they've spent a fortune building new pipelines. let's go to james in california. >> jim, smith and wesson holding corporation. >> here's a accompany that reported a big upset. starting to come back. i think you have to wait. i do prefer to

tisha. >> shawn and tony that d.c. firefighter removing that mask and heading it over to a woman he was rescuing was not the onlyselfless heroic act that happened here minnesota avenue this afternoon. a group of d.c. school resource officers were actually the first to respond to this fire on scene and they rushed in rescuing people and even their pets that all happened before firefighters arrived and many here who received a house were displaced and remain dace placed tonight and they're getting help from the american red cross and are grateful and thankful to be alive. >> i was in the bathroom. he was beating on the door and he said you have to you have to let me in he -- i opened the door and said yes, sir he said you have to come out of here because there's a fire in the building. and i said, well, i got to my keys sir you. >> know, you see people you see kids every day and it's not for kids but for lives and we're here for the citizens of the district of columbia. >> american red cross workers remain out here tonig

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life, even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a ar draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but gain

. >> nick: [ sighs ] shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair.

i'm not making that up, shawn. they take their eagles very seriously. there's a lot of excitement in the neighborhood expected for that new arrival, whomever the parents may be. >> it just breaks things up. >> brad and jen and then i'm confused because i thought they were suospp to mate for life. >> well, there was a little skirmish. angelina attacked martha. martha had to be put to sleep. i'm not making this up. >> i think i remember that. i didn't realize her name was angelina. >> back to you. >> confused you won't be after this episode of "soap." i'm a little disappointed now. i've kind of the whole eagles mating for a lifetime. >>> probably one of the most nerve wracking days in a medical students' life. today is match day. it is the day that four-year medical students find out where they will do their residencies. >> i'm staying right here in dc. i'm going to be doing pediatrics. >> i'm going into pediatrics. >> she didn't look as happy as the first one. >> congratulations to them all because not everyone actually gets a match letter. some medical

shawn and jim? >> still to come tonight why the right to privacy fight between the feds and apple is apparently on hold. >> first a local boy calls 911 not to report a go over a message after the tragic killing of a police officer. ficer. >> former toronto mayor rob ford has died at the age of 46. back in 2013 he made national headlines when he admitted to smoking crack, buying other illegal drugs and driving drunk all while in office. he was a man who spoke his mind and who ran for office because of the deeply felt convictions that he had. >> the loyal for ronald hamilton, the former staff sergeant charged with killing a prince william county police officer said their client is mentally the officers were shot a young child called 911. he didn't have an emergency but he wanted to pass along a heart-felt message. the police department released the call today. take a listen. >> i'm telling you this. that you are great people. >> what he is athe -- what's the address. >> no. this is a comment. you save

rob dblbx shawn lanier joins us live in florence...and shawn...there's some changes people need to know about if they're heading to the polls. live we are at the only voting location in florence.. it's the only place in boone county you can go and caucus. so what is this caucus.. the march 5th caucus replaces the usual republican presidential primary in may, so the caucus is the only opportunity for kentucky vote in the race for the republican presidential nomination. however, primary elections for local, state and congressional races will still occur in may. here's a a ted cruz representative on the confusion in kentucky we have all of that information right now on our website fox19now.com but here is the republican delegates leader board according to fox news: donald trump: 329 ted cruz: 231 marco rubio: 110 john kasich: 25 "weve talked to a lot of people who had no idea there was a caucus on saturday., they didn't know what it was. they didn't know it was coming up." live kentucky's republican delegates will be allocated proportionately among the candidates.. live in florence shawn l

and shawn loves it. 3 "it brings tears to my eyes. i'm very proud of what they've done for him.""he always smiles. and that's one of the biggest things he's taught me, just keep pushing forward." shawn is making a difference far beyond the walls of the fire house.even though he doesn't speak, with a grin like his, he doesn't have to. 3 now here's bob with a local 12 traffic alert. 3 3 he may be the best-dressed horse ever.a three- piece tweed suit may be better suited for the runway than the race course.c-n-n's jeanne moos reports. 3 this is the story of a horse that didn't win by a nose, he's a winner for his clothes...i think morestead is a bit like naomi campbell of modeling world.it took a month for costume designer emma sandham-king to make morestead's tweed suit.the former apprentice to alexander mcqueen did three fittings. "morestead is a very patient, very friendly horse. and i think he really just liked the attention. " sure, it was a england's cheltenham horse-racing festival.but who can resist a horse sporting a white shirt and tie, wearing a tweed suit with pockets. mo

. >> i'm shawn yancy. virginia state trooper has life-threatening injuriesea after a shooting at theg at greyhound bus station inhod bu downtown richmond.town r investigators tell us at this ui point the shooter is dead. we know that two other peoplethp were shot.were we're told they're expected toxd survive. police have not identified theii suspect. theres no word yet on a on motive. a witness who was traveling byvb herself was clearly shakelely can't up after the shooting.hoot another passenger helped her hee in the midst of the chaos. >> we first took cover behindin the concrete thing that washat holding up a sign and that'sndha when we exchanged names and a stuff and we started to hear t h sirens. she was like we're going to get up and we're going run andud we ran and we were duckinge ck behind this car and we whistles from the garage wheremg the buses are held and all the l maintenance and there wereand police in there so we rann across the parking lthot, theset runs were so scary, i was -- wa- didn't

tony, shawn? >> there have been five ambush style killings of police officers in the united states this year. >> fox 5's ronica cleary spoke with craig floyd about the state of law enforcement in america today. >> for the last two years, 21 officers were shot and killed in ambush-style attacks. most of the war memorials, they have a fixed period in time where people died and they don't have to add new we do, unfortunately. some day i'm afraid these walls may very well be filled. i always say who is the most visible, the most vulnerable symbol of government, it's the police officer in uniform. this year we've identified five law firm fatalities, officers killed by gun fire who were also culled in ambush-style attacks. if those numbers hold up, it's the most officers killed in ambush-style attacks we've seen in decades. sometimes yes police officers do become targets. it's sad, it's shocking, and i think it should alarm all of us. the names on these walls, these men and women died for you and me. >>

live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 news. >>> we have another warm start for this time of year. >> we do. lauren is tracking the forecast. degrees this morning? morning. it's going to be a warm day and the winds are going to impact our temperature. so you'll see the temperatures rise these big wins. we have a red flag warning in denver. parts of the foothills. you can see to the eastern plains covering i-25 as you go from fort collins down to trinidad and towards the eastern plains. winds strong and humidity low. it's gusty in winter park. winds already in the foothills, estes park, black hawk, over 30 miles-an-hour and golden hawk, 30 miles-an-hour. the winds are going to get stronger towards the lunch hour. 50 degrees in denver. 24 in lineman. 30 in avon. 42 in grand junction. satellite and radar, we have cloud cover and there's snow in our northwest corner, that will get more bide spread. here in denver, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. 60 degrees by noon and 60 by 2:00. let's check with joel. >> it's a good drive in the high country. these over the last couple of weeks through

reporting live, shawn chitnis. >> shawn, thank you. >>> new information on a man from westminster arrested for pretending to work for the division of motor vehicles. investigators say michael hopkins handed out counterfeit license in exchange for cash. they say he was giving them to people who could not get the licenses legally. victims who paid for fake licenses are asked to call the dmv hotline. >>> a train derailed injured 9 people. the train hit a downed tree. one train car crashed into a creek. the train was traveling from san jose to stock -- traveling from stockton when it derailed. >> 10 people minor and 4 more all the people that were on the train that are uninjured to the alameda county fairgrounds at this point. >> the investigation into what caused the train to fall on the tracks is underway. today, there will be no train service in the area, but buses available to commuters there. >>> video shows a garbage truck crashing from a ramp. the man was driving a miami truck on president's day. he plunged off the side of the highway. the truck crashed onto the road 100 feet below, but

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> they found more than two dozen detect on the tracks. what can you expect? live the latest, hey, jim. >> we have new information just in from note row officials i'd read this off my phone. red line inspections checked out okay. it will reon tomorrow. yellow and green line inspections okay normal tomorrow. here's the caveat, blue, orange and silver line service still being analyzed. inspections continue. metro expecting to give us update sometime a little later today. now, today we got inside look at what was going on with inspection work going on underground as they shut down theen spire metro system down. let's take you inside one of those tunnels and the foggy bottom george washington station. you can see those crews underground doing work checking out jumper cables. these are lines that connect parts of the third rail. today inspectors found 2 26 defects three involve major issues with cables. hope is to have them repaired and replaced in time for tomorrow's commute. if not we may see single had monday's incident at mcpherson with the smoke happened a bit

live in denver, shawn chitnis. >> shawn, thank you. >>> the morning after super tuesday and candidates are already forging onto the next race. here in colorado, an impressive turn out as democrats overwhelmingly support sanders. jaime leary is live with colorado results and what's next for us. good morning. ders generated impressive support especially -- lines of voters surrounded denver and boulder more than an hour after caucusing began. the results, though, not a sure thing. a forecast as to who will win colorado's 66th delegates. this will be decided between now and the state convention in april. the caucuses are the first in the four-step process to select a nominee. each party holds assemblies in each county and district and the party conventions in april. both parties hold conventions in june. colorado republicans ban the president -- national gop required a binding delegate vote. state party leaders would have had no voice at the national convention if the winner here dropped out before then. instead, gop caucus goers declared their preference -- michael bennett come november.

. >> an officer is bringing shawn a watch.had to stop. >>> and later -- >> i had been to elmer's, just walking around a shopping center, waiting for my next victim. >> one of our most chilling interviews, explores the mind of a serial rapist. >>> "lockup" has been documenting life in some of america's most hard-core maximum security prisons since the year 2000. in 2009 we went behind the walls of prisons overseas for the first time on "lockup: world tour." we discovered that while many of the challenges facing these prisons were the same, the differences were startling. that was especially true when we visited prisons in belgium. among other things, we learned that when an inmate escapes from a belgian prison, authorities will try to catch him, but not charge him with an additional crime. >> the law that says the effect of escaping is not a crime. but they can do another crime. for example, if they escape with their prison clothes, keeping the prison clothes is a crime. unless they send the clothes back. and in the past we hav