it's the topic of conversation inside cafe versailles in little havana. a few minutes ago said he thinks the idea is marvelous and hopes it will help his family in cuba. others think nothing will happen on the island until the castro regime changes. stay tuned to your nbc 6 news and weather app for more on the president's visit. live in little havana, julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> one of our top stories, the local teen scamming people, defending himself. 18-year-old malachi love-robinson says he's deeply saddened and disrespected for the charges against him. >>> you can see this armed thief duckingng below the camera catching the clerk off guard and demanding cash. if you recognize the man, call police. >>> the teen who allegedly crashed his family's porch killing his friend will be charged as an adult. detectives say medina who is the son of a venezuelan diplomat tested positive for drugs. his friend daniella ben ben vee dez died on impact. >>> the pontiff sent a message of compassion, hope and change him. >>> we finally know the florida couple who won par

, but also a mansion, a palace that you might they, and the town of versailles. he had great flexibility, so at the age of 16, lafayette married -- adrienne. she was nobility. it was a step up in his life. -- something he probably will not know because it has not been published in english, but it hasn't french, by a man who had a personal interest in it. lafayette soonat would be a cadets, a student cadet for the royals. he was strapping. about my height, i would say. headstall foral the family, a large nose, and his four head when back. he actually was the head of cadets for a wild. and he would go out to hunt with the king. xiv.alking about louis and the king led been in office for 60 years. louis xv, apres moi, le deluge. after me, the flight. he cannot do anything about it, because he cannot find his battles either. we think of louis the 15th as a man of great taste. he was known as much beloved, and then there would be a sni gger because he was a --. he would have a bunch of girls brought in for his elect patient. and so forth. died.y or another, he and i of

a palace that you might they, and the town of versailles. he had great flexibility, so at the age of 16 lafayette married adrienne. her name goes all the way back. she was nobility. it was a step up in his life. said he was very excited. something you probably will not know because it has not been published in english, but it hasn't french, by a man who had a personal interest in it. we found out that lafayette soon would be a cadet, a student cadet for the royals. he was strapping. about my height, i would say. he had a typical head style for the family, a large nose, and his for head went back. he actually was the head of cadets for a wild. and he would go out to hunt with the king. i'm talking about louis xv. and the king led been in office for 60 years. you know, louis xv, apres moi, le deluge. "after me, the flood." he cannot do anything about it, because he cannot find his battles either. we think of louis the 15th as a man of great taste. he was known as much beloved, and then there would be a snigger because he was a --. he would hav

court.isp tells me its detectives dont believe the commissioner knew what was happening.live in versailles in em 9oys. new tonight.testing of rape kits in the state of ohio is hitting a milestone. milestone.12-thousand kits are being submitted to the d-n-a crime lab. forensic scientists have already tested nearly ten thousand of them. them.and that's leading to the arrests of hundreds of accused attackers.including larry willingham who was arrested 250-thousand dollars bond. crews work fast to clean up several mudslides across the tri-state. one on columbia parkway near delta shut down all five lanes early this morning.the overnight rain caused the mud to bring down part of the retaining wall.and across town... near the 2-75 and 74 interchange... two inches of mud coated the road.that made getting to work hard for deanna dougan. <"the whole wall was just collapsed in the back and they got tires around it and its never been like that before, its rained a lot but never seen the wall fall down."> down.">both roads were only closed for a little bit. kentucky nine at licking pike was also impac

mary, there's the palace at versailles. - jack, versaille's 15 miles from here. - i can't help it, i see it! (laughter) mary, there's normandy! the beach where the allied armies landed! - jack, normandy's over a hundred miles from here. - i can't help it, i see it. (laughter) i have never seen anything like this. - [frenchman] excuse me. (laughter) - oui, oui, (speaking french) normandy, campia, ah versailles. oh, merci monsieur, merci. (laughter) well i'll be darned. oh oh! - whaddaya see mary, whaddaya see, whaddaya see? - promise you won't get mad, jack. - no, no, what is it? - well your roof is only half shingled and rochester fell asleep. (laughter) - asleep, why i, now cut that out! give me those glasses. come on, let's look over here. - okay. - [frenchman] monsieur, if you wish to leave we are about to descend. - (speaking french) de camion a ordures. - (speaking french) - [frenchman] pardon monsieur. (speaking french) camion a ordures. - oui, oui. - oh, it's an honor to meet you (laughs). - what are you laughing at? can i help if i've got fans all over the world? - oh come on

light band of snow on facebook i have our view viewers telling us they have light coating near versailles. this looks light enough to to time. this is moving into downtown. this is the only snow we have over downtown for right now. hours. big changes on precision doppler 12 hd. over cast sky. not looking at sunshine during traffic cameras at i-71 at cuton hill a lot of salt on the roadway from the last storm. that's going to help tremendouszz tremendously. how cold it is. we're in the teens right now. 18 at the airport. a lot of us in the upper teens. won't be long before we're in the 20s. a chance of snow starts to increase around 3:00. steady and heavy at times towards 5 and 6. temperatures in the middle 20s. 6 hour period between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. most of the snow moves through. this is what we're looking at in terms of accumulation. 2 to 3 inches of snow downtown. high confidence in this forecast\\ forecast. 1 to 3 north of downtown. hamilton towards loamington. northern kentucky to southeast indiana 2 to 4 inches. where we find this forecast more we'll go over the timing. plus watchi

she's live at versailles restaurant with more on what the locals are staying about the trip. i'm sure the it's topic of -- i'm sure it's the topic of discussion at the coffee counter. >> reporter: that's a good guess. other than when president obama made the announcement back in december 2014, there are no shouting matches here. no protests, no huge signs. just some quiet chatter of copious cups of coffee, and the two neighbors. a side of political discourse is always on the menu at cafe versailles in little havana, and thursday, the talk was all about president obama's upcoming trip to cuba. >> it's a disrespect to the cuban community. >> reporter: why is that? >> no president has gone there since 1928, i believe, and you know, he's trying to make history with everything. and i don't agree with that. >> we have to understand we live in a world with different point of views and different forms of government and we're better served as a world working together instead of creating enemies. >> i am not happy about it. i think it's terrible. and i don't wish him well. >> reporter:

clouds midday, we will get a little sunshine here and there, 29 wilmington, 29 at the airport, versailles way 28, to the south, it's colder, carrollton, out east at west union and 27, 29, nothing is showing occupy radar. we don't expect any precipitation today. south of cincinnati we have seen breaks in the cloud cover, that is why you're colder down in owen county. i want to expand the view here. you will notice the weather fairly quiet along they eastern haft. country. warmer air a look at tulsa. down at 54 in class and kansas city. they're going to come across the country, we call this the zolo flow west to east. that means pacific air under the ohio valley, again 15-20 degrees above the norm. also, i want to mention, tomorrow, late tonight, and tomorrow, wind are going to pick up. >>> notice how these areas grow longer as we get to around midnight tonight. you will start to feel the winds and window overnight. tomorrow, they pick up. this is around 2:00 tomorrow coming from the southwest, i wouldn't be surprised to get a wind gust tomorrow, 30, 40 plus miles per hour, tomorrow night s

in some areas. 39 at the enter igs international airport. it is helping us rise out of the 30s. versailles at 41 as well. all of us in the 40s here in a couple of hours. we do have clouds around, they are not producing any rainfall on precision doppler 12 hd. those clouds are going to stick with us. mostly cloudy. 46 degrees will be our high temperature. that's about 3 degrees above average for this time of year. we'll hit that right around 4:00. as we go into the evening, temperatures slowly fall into the 40s. they bottom out around 40 degrees. after 9:00, 10:00. they start to rise again. some of the snow piles that we have around, they are not going to last much long are. 12:19, we're talking about breezy conditions, that will bring the big warm-up. we're timing that out for your weekend in a few minutes. >> thank you, brandon. >> rev up your engines, you can shop or really dream about a new ride at the cincinnati auto explorer this week. you have more than 400 cars to choose from, including a red jaguar convertible for $111,000. they say some of the safety newer cars from theest are res

you're in downtown, you're getting some of these pushing on through. as we go to the west. near versailles and southeastern indiana, more light flurries moving in. it will be a few hours before we get some of this out of the area. we can get a time lapse and some of the snow showers mainly just some flurries by the time it hits the ground. a lot of this drying up before it hits the ground. you can see it if you look closely. pretty nice time lapse there. 32 degrees, right at the freezing mark. this is really uniform across much of the area. 33 by 1:00. 34 by 2:00, 3:00. we still have the chance for a few flurries. 33 degrees there and then right at the freezing mark by around 7:00. we drop back into the 20s by 9:00, 10:00. th it is going to be a chilly night. you can see some of the flurries pushing in from the west. clouds. tonight. indiana. notice how slow this back edge it will take some time, we'll have these flurries around for much of the afternoon before we clear out and this cooler weather really settles in. the air is really not that cold. upper 20s. that's not too bad this time o

guzman was last scene in the 68 0 block of new versailles. guzman suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. if you've seen him, call police. >>> nine minutes past the top of the hour on this tuesday. a lot more ahead including this. placing a bet on a new project, a big one. find out how the hard rock will be adding more rock and roll. >>> it's groundhog day. we're looking to see if phil will be seeing his shadow, deciding if six more weeks of winter are coming. >>> looking forward to the patchy fog. not immediately out east or in downtown miami, but out west is rather thick at times. is it could >>> the president of france is using a state visit by raul castro tooall for an end of the u.s. embargo. castro's visit is the first european visit by a cuban leader in more than two decades. it comes after a break-through deal to ease the debt to france and other nations. >>> it's groundhog day. will we be getting another six more weeks of winter or an early spring? >> what's the difference in south florida, some would ask. the people of punx

if you watched just 30 minutes ago, you noticed how versailles was 50, look now. 46, 47. that's the cooler weather oozing in from the west. it's not going to be in the 50s much longer. 60s over towards adams county up towards wilmington was into the 60s earlier today. close to it now down to the middle 50 as the cooler weather moves in. we're also going to get rid of the clear skies which we have mostly around right now, partly cloudy skies at times but you can see there's the leading edge of cloud cover coming in. we're also getting the winds to calm down a little bit. you know this morning they were gusting up to 40 miles per hour. now between 20 and 30 miles per hour and they'll continue to slack offer as we go into the evening hours. same with our temperatures. 37 by around 11:00. mid 30s by around mid night. completely cloudy, although there may be a quick break or two every down to the freezing mark by 4:00. likely in the upper 20s for actual low temperatures. coming up at 4:40, talking about cooler weather tomorrow, warmer weather on the way for the weekend and win

middletown also new tonight..an indiana corrections officer commits suicide in the parking lot of the versailles indiana state patrol post.bryant jahrries worked with kids at the madison. he went to the post to talk with troopers about an investigation into improper conduct with a student at the center. after talking with investigators.. jahrries shot himself while in his car. a cincinnati man says his former employer is to blame for his children's lead poisioning. anthony harrell worked for "w- w-s associates".. which recycles electronic waste... and is now suing the company. he says he brought home lead on his shoes and clothes every day for months.his newborn son needed hospital care because of lead poisoning. an osha investigation found the company didn't follow all safety procedures regarding lead. a defense attorney in the case told nine on your side they don't comment on pending litigation. bond is set for the 18- year-old accused of threatening to shoot up an anderson township school. jaylin bankhead stood in court this morning, accused of saying that he would bring a gun to the altercre

indiana. temperatures are slipping just a bit. you could see a lot more in the 32 degree mark. 33 in versailles. 33 at the airport and 36 at lebanon. the good news, road temperatures are still above freezing in a lot of locations. you could see road temperatures in the upper 30s or lower 40s. that's good news. in the next four hours, we're starting to see the slow temperatures deteriorate. in the next 20 minutes, track the snow hour-by-hour and show you how much colder this upcoming weekend will be. back to you. >> next story sounds more like a horror movie than something that really happened in a local community. >> officers checked out the tip, that involved kidnapping and beatings, turned into a rescue mission. fritta underwood got to have her say in a claremont county courtroom. reporter there for her story >> fritta underwood sat in the courtroom are the union township officers, who rescued her from tim ellis and partner collin haynes. the couple offered to take care of fritta, who was disabled. >> she knows, i know, one knows this is one nightmare that mrs. underwood wouldn't want to wake

. >> reporter: some cuban-americans here at cafe versailles believe this upcoming trip is a waste of time an won't do anything for either country. >> we haven't benefitted in everything in the supposed give or take that happened between the u.s. and the cuban government since the beginning of the opening of relations since last year. >> reporter: politicians from south florida were quck to criticize the planned trip including senator marco rubio. >> not with the free cuba. the problem with the cuban government not just communistic dictatorshibut anti-american dictatorship. >> i think it is a mistake. the president should be pushing for a free cube. >>> a thpresident is trying have a different view of the castro regime, you are nut prison. >> reporter: and emotions versailles, and the president will become the first president in nerly 90 years to visit the island nation. reporting livefrom little 10 news. >>> at 12:30, the president's national security advisor vin rhodes will be discussing the details of the trip and we will carry the news conference as it happens. you can petet local

. >> reporter: and at cav fay versailles opinions as strong as the coffee. >> this president is just playing into castro's hands. we have to be open to other thing. >> reporter: but not just a le of two sides. some with holding judgment wait og to see what president obama plans to do and who he plans to meet what he rieferredz in cuba on march 21. >> this f- this is only for the capita l lt to the castro regime, i oppose it. if this is to open up cuba to the coupe ban people. i support it. >> opinions at miami airport. it's kind of mixed emotions. on a charter flight. but just this week the u.s.nd cuba signed an agreement to l flights ts fall. >>hinkn 50 yrs ha maybet's time tore>> this st o ange bwe thewo buttaint hase ckdplhe o nor z ties bwed cuba has lead to no prov hanum ritesnd freedoms in e land. tnt's visit is set forarch1 2 and 22 and in southloridail be watching stoee how it all we littlhavana. jessica holly. 7 news. >> belkeysl r jessica. ne wwsill cuba pridis. itwe'll have live the island nationt month. cra>>reord w o a big devopment in the trials ohe p ticeffer theea dth

control of the region, wilson, despite his rhetoric that he was saying right at that moment in versailles crush revolts in the dominican republic, and in haiti, mercilessly. say -- absolutely no turning point, if you look at it from the vantage point of the caribbean and central america. the second point that i want to make is that this matters. it isn't just a well, haiti, the dominican republic. look at france, look at england, what do they say. i would make the strong argument that is where the united states has latitude, where the u.s. government could do what it wanted. where the united states government didn't operate under strong constraints that you really get a sense of that government. and you get a sense of woodrow wilson. re-prioritizedad and look more at wilson's policy in the caribbean and central america, it wouldn't be a surprise, as it seems to have been to some readers of the new york times recently that wilson was a racist. that thethis region very important aspects of will sony and is and become very clear. [applause] excellent.: next, we turn to professor benjamin mon

neighbors called for help when they saw smoke pouring out of a first floor unit at the versailles gardens condominiums just before 8:00 p.m. firefighters with miami-dade fire rescue heard a child crying. they smashed through a window and pulled her to safety. the 5-year-old was home alone. hospital and treated for smoke inhalation and crews extinguished the fire before it could spread. the blaze started in the kitchen, although it is not clear how. >> we are told she has been arrested for child neglect in the past, once released from the hospital her daughter will be taken care of by the department of children and family and remain in their custody until tomorrow when there will be a hearing before a judge to determine where that lit girl will go next. live from-- little girl will go next. >> thanks . >>> investigators are working to find why a smael plane crashed in-- small plane crashed in the florida keys, officials say the plane was trying to land at a small private airport at the time. the pilot was the only person on board and no one was hurt. >>> the president of the miami boycott

this is at the versailles firefighters got the call before 8:00 p.m., that the girl's mother was outside somewhere else in the complex. neighbors were evacuated. some were truly worried that the fire wouldspread. >> coming from the building right across from the one you live in, you get pretty worried about your andyour family and what's going to happen ift spreads or not. >> reporter: luckily the expected to be okay. firefighters were able to contain the fire to this one unit, prevent it from spreading. neighbors were eventually let back in to the condos. as far as the investigation, it's not yet clear if police will file criminal charges. northwest miami-dade, michael spears, nbc 6 news. >>> your time is five the hour. this morning we're hearing from a 3450er march father heartbroken after hisison was hit and killed by a man running from police. den has of his sanjay den. they were visiting their grandparents' house when jayden was hit by a car trying to escape police. jayden's brother is wearing the same clothes on saturday, refusing to change. he says his little boy jaden, he's never

>> sheli, i just talked to two men about it working inside to set up at cafe versailles. one didn't want to talk about it, just shook his head. the other said he thought it could be something good. this seems to be the natural progression for the white house sie the announcement of improved relations back in december of 2014. since then businesses are back open at embassiesboth in there's an announcement of now commercial airline flights between the u.s. mainland and cuba. lots of changes in this warming up of relations. remember something else. this also comes on the heels of the cuban migrant crisis, the latest one with thousands of people from that island making the track from central america but many stranded when nicaragua closed the border there. here is what was said at a gop town hall last night. >> i want the relationship between the u.s. and cuba to change, but it has to be reciprocal. >> the visit follows president jimmy carter's two visits after he left office in 2002 and again in 2011. he went on the invitation of fidel castro. coming up in our next half hour

we zoom in to show you the line over connorsville, batesville, down through versailles. through greater cincinnati in 90 minutes. but that doesn't mean other areas aren't seeing some rain and even some moderate to almost elevated heavy rain, and as you look at these are doppler estimates. they might be a little high but it gives you a good idea as to how much rain has fallen over the area so far. anywhere from half an inch in lebanon and batavia, three- quarters through greater cincinnati, cincinnati and florence. as we start moving to southeast indiana, much more, and that is why that area is seeing that flood advisory. you will notice it's out until 4:00. it's quite possible all of these areas in green will see another inch of rain. and it's not out of the weather service overnight might we'll see. go to bed tonight you've got the weather radio by your bedside or your storm shield weather radio app so you're okay, as we go forward the mentioned it is going to be out of here by about 4:00 at the the cold front will push through the area, and behind but it's not going to

this is the versailles condos in miami-dade. they say the fire started before 8:00 p.m. and the girl mother was not home at the time. >> i smelled a lot of smoke. firefighters are going in, and stuff. i saw a bunch of fire when i came out and was worried about my building. >> reporter: we are working to find out more information about the investigation. it's been several hours. i mentioned 8:00 p.m. last night, since this all started. we'll get an update as far as possible charges in the case. that part is not clear. firefighters were able to contain the fire to one unini people were evacuated, but all neighbobo were allowed back in their home. michael spears, nbc 6 news. > a 13-year-old robbed of his jewelry is breathing a sigh of reliefhis morning. the accused thief is behind bars. this morning we'refinding out this isn't the first time the accused robber has struck. police say 32-year-old alfredo garcia is responsle for the string of robberies including this one. we told you about this story last month when it first happened. you can see in the surveillance video a ma

back out here live at cafe versailles, we'll be speaking with more peoe getting their opinions on what this all means. coming up in our next half hour, we'll also talk about what this means for the presidential race and the election coming up in november. live in little havana, julia bagg, nbc news. >> we'll talk to you then, julia. >>> a maintenance worker may have lost several fingers after a chemical explosion that community pool house in san sebastian. they say maintenance workers was mixing chemicals in a spray bottle to clean the bathroom floors. he's in serious condition at broward health medical center. >>> more consequences for the teen allegedly speeding in his family's porsche. this happened on new year's day, killing his best friend in the vehicle with him. prosecutors are charging eye say yas medina as an adult in the death of benavides. detectives say he lost control of the car and struck several trees in the process. the impact killed benavides veed dede an 18-year-old college student. detectives are sayinin medina, who is the son of a venezuelan diplomat to united natio

of the day. which we really did heat up a little bit. hit our high temperature around 65. 66 in versailles. and upper 60s tomorrow. we didn't see any green around here. and none of the clouds we have out there, are producing anything in the way of precipitation. temperatures fall in the low 50s. midnight. upper 40s by later this evening and early tomorrow morning. coming at 4.48. nice weather for tomorrow, but enjoy it while it lasts. we have the hour-by-hour timing on that. few snowflakes in the seven-day forecast. we have it here in 15 minutes. >> getting teas. >> harper lee, the author of the classic american novel has died. >> book has standard meeting and is considered the most influencial books read in america. lee died in her hometown of monroe alabama. kenneth craig has a look back at her life. >> when to kill a mocking bill novel was an instant success. it went on to be an american literally classic. for decade, the story of racial inequality has been standard america. it's been based on lee's life growing up in the deep south. she was raised in monroeville alabama, where she beca

on what we're expecting to learn day about that upcoming trip and also what people right here at versailles are saying about it. live in little havana, jlia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> a maintenance worker may have lost several fingers after a chemical explosion at a community pool in westin. it happened in the bhroom of the pool house at san sabasian. he was mixing chemicals to clean the bathroom floors. the worker is in serious >>> more consequences for the teenager allegedly speeding in his family's porsche. 17-year-old med dean nas is being charged in the death. his vehicular homicide charges are stemming from the first of the year when detectives say he lost control, hit a couple of trees. paramedics rushed them both to the hospital. detectives are saying medina who is the son of a diplomat tested positive for drugs. he was held in jail on $100,000 bond. >>> the pontiff ended his emotional journey by sichl bol cli tracing the path of migrants headed to the u.s. and ending at the border. is in el paso with more on the pope's very busy day. >> reporter: a final good-bye@ from pope francis to t

this is the very versailles apartmen. the fire broke out just before 8:00 p.m. apparently the girl's mother was outside somewhere else in the complex when the fire started. firefighters were going in bringing out old people, pets and stuff. i saw a bunch of fire. i was worried about my building. >> firefighters say they were able to contain this fire to one unit, but back out here live as you look at it, you can see and imagine, you can see this one unit is destroyed. at this unit investigators are not filed any criminal charges. for now >>> a 13-year-old robbed of his jewelry is breathing a sigh of relief. the accused thief is behind bars. we're finding out this isn't the first time that the robber has struck. this map shows the convenience stores and restaurants are located. police say 32-year-o garcia is responsible. you can see in this surveillance approaches a group of teenagers, threatens them and robs them of jewelry. >>> miami-dade police need your help getting another violent criminal off the streets. they're looking for this man who robbed a woman at g

reports say he was in the hallway of their versaille gardens apartment complex when pay neighbor saw smoke coming out of her front door. the child was rescued and is going to be okay. >> laurie: it's nine minutes after 6:00. better check on the evening rush for you. see if you can dodgeny trouble spots. jenise fernandez is right here. >> jenise: hopefully you've been watching us on your local10 app or you follow on us twitter so you knew to avoid this backup ooh i-95 southbound. that decent griffin road is starting to clare but we're still seeing those delays if you are heading in that direction. as we zoom zoom closer you can see red and orange on our maps, that accident is off to the shoulder but speeds right now ap 18 miles per hour and on i-95 northbound also griffin road we're getting reports of a broken-down car there. doesn't look like this is really impacting your commute too much, speeds there are at 44 miles per hour. as we cruise ton dade county we do have this donon mcarthur causeway heading west trying to ramp onto-95 northbound. speeds there are clocking in at just 9 mi

a fire broke out at rosello's apartment at the versailles gardens apartment complex. according to the police report witnesses watched rosello run out, simply leaving her six-year-old daughter trapped inside. but according to rosello's mom, angie tabbio it wasn't that simple. she says her daughter started cooking and things rapidly got out of control. >> both of them are screaming, my daughter does not hear my granddaughter's voice, she just goes -- she just went crazy and she took off thinking that my granddaughter was dead. has been suffering from a mental illness that contributed toer decision-making. >> since my granddaughter was important she wasiagnosed with postpartum depression. >> reporter: when miami-dade fire andescue responded they broke through a window and got whe girl out. despite what witnesses say tabbio defends her daughter. >> my daughter adores her daughter. >> reporter: rosello has been charged with child neglect, as for her daughter she will be staying with grandma while this case plays out. for now tgk jail, bobby brooks, nbc 6 news. >>> this mor

sharonville. 45 from the airport. back to the north and west. brookville, liberty and places around the versailles area. wind speeds will pick up with the system as it moves in the area. we have winds over 17 miles an hour. you could expect windy conditions tomorrow, between 20-30 miles an hour. 38 at 9:00. 36 at 11:00. we'll take you through the next 48 hours quickly. we're looking at snow shower activity. we keep the snow shower activity we're being looing at anywhere between up toen an inch or an inch possible. that wet slushy snow. don't forget, track all the stuff in the free wkrc weather app. we get rm whatter for the weekend. 49 and 60 for saturday and sunday. >> and xav . >> homework is part of the lerpg process in schools. parents and teachers expect to have homework. >> and. >> living room is set up as a classroom. >> convince someone to change their mind. >> two years ago, the new yorkers started home schooling their sons and niece. it was the kindergarten that drove the change. >> it was very hard. >> when children have too much homework, some say, it was little time for kids to be kid

hamilton. 36 in lynne kohn. at the international airport, it's 37 degrees. the warmer air from versailles, warmest i've seen so far today. 40 in wilmington or owington in northern kentucky. we can see the gray, and that's mainly clouds. we'll start to see some flurries from time to time. and that will push overnight tonight. that's why we have a chance of a couple of flurries. down to 31 by 11:00. this will be the low temperatures, around 289 degrees, by the time you wake up early in the morning. it's not warmer towards illinois. where the warm-up is. 50s and a couple of 60s reach all the way to south central canada. that's the warm-up that's coming to cincinnati. and that's where the warmer weather starts to move in. as soon as we get the sun rise. we'll see a very fast rise in the temperatures. you'll notice that, once the clouds clear out tomorrow. . we'll have to watch something as we get to sunday much sunday, it's going to be in the low 60s. look at the clouds that's increasing to the west. cold front, around 2:00, 3:00, i think we'll dry on sunday. blap sunday night. and that's a p

pages. temperatures still in the 40s. 37 in wilmington. 41. work 43 from the airport. mid 40s for versailles. we're about 7 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. take a look to the south and west. we're 15 degrees warmer. that's the air we're kicking in for tomorrow afternoon. it will be 15 degrees warmer than we are today. we have winds out of the southeast direction, excuse me, around 12 miles an hour. they will soon turn out of the southwest direction. and that's what helps us get warmer for tomorrow afternoon. here's the wind speeds trend. it will be pretty windy throughout the afternoon and evening. even during the morning, looking by noon, winds will be 20-30 miles an hour. out of the southwest direction. gusts between 25-40 miles an hour, and even in the evening hours, 6:00. we're looking at winds between 12-18 miles an hour. definitely going to feel it, if you drive a high-profile vehicle in the afternoon and evening. we will see the winds die down for the beginning of the weekend. we will get warmer for saturday. we stay dry tonight. live precision doppler hd radar is

doppler hd. areas of fog, drizzle. sprinkle in the 275 loop. these are showers, extending south of versailles, to owen. and this is all rain, bracken county, southeast brown county, southern half of -- and gradually, the precipitation, is going to lift to the northeast. colder air comes later tonight. that will allow for more snow to mix in. forecast model, timing for the change over to a rain-snow mix, instead of just rain. notice, we get to the second half of the evening. we see shades of blue, suggesting snow or at least rain-snow mix. that's why the advisory is out for the eastern counties. notice, rain is right up along totals, basically an inch or less, where we have the green colors here in the model. notice, tries to back in little bit more, the early part of the overnight. it doesn't quite make it to southeast indiana. there will be a cutoff in totals. this is a wetter snow. inch or less. 1-3 inches of snow, mazeville, peebles, georgetown, hillsborough. and notice, all of the precipitation is gone, when the clouds are still here. it's an inch or less. dry ridge, owington, blanchester

and union and versailles ask and harrison right at the freezing mark. will you notice the flurries coming over colder air over lake michigan. you get the flow just right and you get the snow flurries all the way into the cincinnati area. the blues are going to breakdown as we move into the afternoon. the flow breaks down, cloud cover lingers, a peek of sun or two out there later today. we will see clearing late tonight. finally by tomorrow morning, we are clear, sunshine back tomorrow, we're looking at more sunshine into sunday as well, although by late day, cloud cover increases and look at some showers, sunday at 6:00, starting to push in from west, this is around 9:00. we will see some rainshowers arriving sunday evening with the make its way into the tri-state. 39 your high temperature today. expect early flurries, otherwise mostly cloudy and cold and low 30s this evening. 9:00 readings in the low 30s, by midnight we're down to 32. notice the lows right around 28 by tomorrow morning. warming up, 50 tomorrow, 62 sunday, monday, we will see a chance f

love land at 14 degrees, 11 there, versailles at 10. we have seen some clouds over the area. those are beginning to move out. that is the atrium weather lookinged from the radisson into covington where we have clouds hanging on. bitterly cold temperatures this morning. quiet weather for today. we will see sun today breaking through those clouds and as we get into friday, a little more snow on the way, it doesn't look like a lot, though, colder weather as we get into the start of the weekend. 13 now, a west wind at 5, a windchill of just five degrees at the airport. still low cloud cover hanging on over there. you will notice windchills will be as low as 1 below in wilmington, 9 the current windchill in hamilton. temperatures close to 10 by 8:00, most areas, partly cloudy skies to start out, we will be in the teens at noon, and we will make our way in the low 20s by late afternoon with a blend of sunshine and clouds. it's going to be a cold day, although warmer than what he saw yesterday. nothing on radar. snow has moved out of the picture, cloud cover starting to break as wel

marybel rodriguez is live at versailles restaurant with more. >> reporter: according to our news partners the miami herald the president will visit cuba on march 21. more than one year after normalizing relations with cuba. the white house make determination the conditions are right for the president to visit. >> more than one year after secretary of state john kerry travel to havana for the reopening of the embassy, president barack obama will follow. he's expected to travel to the communist country next month. he said he would like to go to cuba before the end of his term only if the conditions were right. he said that meant a progress had to be made in human rights issues and bilateral relations. if you could be with political dissidents as part of an effort to nudge the cuban government in a new direction. ted cruz a marco rubio had this to say. >> it's not something i would do as long as the casters are in power. and i was saddened to hear but not surprised this was foreshadowed for a long time. >> it's a mistake the president ought to instead be pushing for a free cuba. >> one year

sabine a, and hillsboro, 39, the cold start at falmouth, there 30, and 30 degrees as we head through versailles, indiana, snow showers working through with a weak disturbance crossing through this morning. there's another one we are going today, which could kickoff a flurry or two, but nothing substantial at all. a few breaks from the clouds, note late afternoon, but the clouds remain the dominant thing through tonight. by tomorrow a few more breaks in the clouds are possible. we are going to get back to normal, lower 40s, and on friday we shoot way above-normal. we could see an isolated showers later in the day on friday, but temperatures are going to surge as we get into friday and the weekend instead of the cold air out of canada, we get a milder pacific flow coming across the nation. that will mean temperatures 10-15 degrees above-normal as we get into the end of the week. saturday, look at this, highs in the mid-60s on saturday, partly cloudy, much warmer but by sunday, we see the chance for showers developing. today mainly cloudy skies, a flurry possible in wilmington 35 there, 37 in bata

i'm going to versailles to make the case for self-determination, right? and i think i would just concur with nancy about spanish american war, philippine american war, is the key turning point. it's in the 30s it's in the context of depression that philippine independence becomes -- american protectionists and nativists are those who are pushing for philippine independence. >> i'll take my prerogative to answer a little of my own question. i think there's two ways that world war i or the comments that have been made so far -- if we're thinking about or trying to teach some of wilson's errors later, i think a surprising win in 1916, holding a 12-seat majority in the senate, managing to get a narrow majority in the house is part of that process. he's emboldened through the political process and therefore has real consequences in the diplomacy and the way the diplomacy plays out. this isn't 1916. how the u.s. enters the war i think matters a lot. particularly if you study ideas about isolationism and internationalism. the u.s. did not enter as an ally of any

erika was in the hallway of thee versailles apartment complex when a neighbor w smoke coming from the front door. luckily the child was rescued and is going to be okay. rasele was p on $175,000 bond yesterday. >>> a man convicted of killing his best friend inside a middle school bathroom is now headed back to court in less than two hours. the resentencing hearing for michael hernandez will continue today, and the judge is expected to make a decision very soon. now hernandez received a mandatory life sentence for kikiing jamie goff inside a bathroom. the new sentencing hearing was mandated after the supreme court said that juveniles cannot receive juvenile -- >>> video out of fiji this afternoon showing some of the damage left behind by a deadly cyclone that hit there. in fact 18 people are believed dead. the islands are under a state of epergency. what a mess. the islands have no power and 6,000 people are in shelters following the cyclone called winston. flames are up to 177flames are up to 17 7 miles per hour were recorded making it the very strongest storm ever hit the southern hem

. >> reporter: the visit also topic in versailles in havana telling what they think about the trip. >> i think it's just another violatioio of this agreement of bb trying t initiate. they're going to continue to systematically violate human rights on the island and thiss president is just playing into castro's hands. >> if this is only for capitalists to do business with the regime, i oppose it. if this is to open up cuba to the cuban people, i support it. >> he has the right to go. he's president of the united states. he can do whatever he wants. but i believe being friendly with a dictatorship that violates the human rights of its citizens every day is not what somebody thatelieving freedom and human rights should do. >> we think it is soreat that cuba is actually going to be connected back with the u.s. again. we love it. >> reporter: back at mia, travelers buzzing about the resent agreement between cuba and the united states to normalize commercial flights. the agreement was signed tuesday in havana an those flights are and throughout the day we will bring you reaksctionreaction o

versailles up there 35 degrees. tonight snow showers in, flurries linger, low 30s at 8. a low tomorrow morning around 25, mid 30s, cold tomorrow chance for flurries, and then there's the weekend warm up, 50 saturday, near 50 degrees on sunday, there's a front that comes through on sunday night, early monday bring a chance for a shower and then we're going to cool off a little bit behind the that front on monday. 54, the back to 60 with rain developing tuesday and a good bet for rain possibly, even some thunder by the middle of next week. 54 there on wednesday, wow! it's up and down quite a bit here on your weather authority forecast. you can track it when you're away from your tv or computer with the weather authority app. guys, back to you. >>> thank you, john. >>> a healthier way to start >>> > airbus is filing a patent to accommodate more seats on a plane. it's national chili day and we will give you a chance to win a $50 gift card to skyline. >>> that sounds good. >>> friends, maybe this sounds good. it doesn't sound good breakfast to start your day. mcdonald's knows

a fire broke out at rosello's apartment at the versailles gardens apartment complex. according to the lice report witnesses watched rosello run out simply leaving her six-year-old daughter trapped inside. according to rosello's mom, angie tqbillo it wasn't that simple. she says her daughter started cooking and things rapidly got out of control. >> both of them were screaming. my daughter does not hear, my crazy and took off thinking that my granddaughter was dead. >> tabillo says she was diagnosed with a mental illness. >> she's diagnosed with postpartum depression. >> despite what witnesses say, tabillo defends her daughter. >> my daughter adores her daughter. >> rosello has been charged with child neglect, causing great bodily harm. her daughter will be staying with grandma while this case plays out. bone brooks, nbc 6 news. >>> investigators is orlando draining a retention pond looking forg any clues that may lead them to a missing newborn dubbed baby willow. it's been five days since the child's mother susan richardson gave birth to the baby girl then admitted to

this is the versailles gardens miami-dade. we're told they got multiple 911 calls before 8:00 p.m. and the girl's mother according to investigators was somewhere else apartment. exactly where is unclear, that's what we've been working to find out. we know neighbors were evacuated and some were truly worried the fire would spread. >> coming across from the get worried about you and your family and what's going to happen if it spreads or not. >> luckily this morning a positive happy ending to all tts. the 5-year-old girl saved, firefighters able to contain the fire to this one unit. it did not spread to other units. folks were evacuated and later let in. this morning, again, the two big questions, not clear if the police will file charges against the girl's parents. >>> now to an update on a crackdown to get criminals off the streets of miami. officers wrapp their investigation six hours ago, rounding up suspected criminals to show crimes come with consequences. the sweep comes amid concerns about sketchy activity in the flag am many area. police say they're hoping their efforts clea

resisted at this time especially and wilson was unwilling to compromise on key points of the treaty of versailles when it came to american league in the league of nations which is the forerunner of the united nations because that would surrender had he thought congressional autonomy to commit american forces and fdr's design of the united nations when the united nations is proposed it's proposed with safeguards that say everyone's equal but some are more equal than others if they're members of the security council including the united states. the united states -- the u.n. supposedly on big issues will never do anything the united states doesn't want it to do. which sounds, well that protects everything. but in which the event in which the united nations played a most critical role, the korean conflict, the only reason that the united states was able as part of the united nations coalition to commit itself to that conflict and a we don't have to ask for war, we're simply observing our obligations as a united nations charter member is because the soviet representative happened not to be there that

100 years ago by the people whose lives they proceeded to define, but by european statesmen and versaillesad an amazing durability and i think if one tries to redraw them at great certainly that was what the islamic state is trying to do, literally. ,n their sweep through iraq other mosul and a lot of real estate. they took time out to eliminate border posts. just to the race, literally, the notion of these hundred euro borders. old borders.ar i do not see anything good coming from the process. this is part of the conversation i used to have with my kurdish. i understand kurdish aspirations to italy after what they've been through. -- particularly after what they've been through. these of the best of times, to move towards independence in nor thern iraq or to make it even extreme, across the northern syria. that can trigger a whole new wave of violence in the area. we already see what the turks are saying, and doing, as the kurds moved towards northern syria. thing turks, iranians agree on and that is no independent kurdistan. this is the next year i learned a long time ago, has better thi

100 years ago not by the people whose lives they preceded to define, but by european statesmen in versailles have had amazing durability. i think one tries to redraw them at great parel. certainly that is what islamic state is trying to do, literally in their sweep through iraq, taking mosul and a lot of other real estate, they actually took time out to obliterate border posts, just to erase literally the notion of these 100-year borders. i do not -- to put it mildly -- see anything good coming from that process. and again, this is part of the conversation i used to have with my kurdish friends, you know, i certainly as an outsider as well as an outsider can understand it, i understand kurdish aspirations, particularly after what they've been through. but that was part of my don't blow it. these are the best of times. to move toward jer rid cull independence in northern iraq or to make it even more extreme a cross through northern syria, i think can trigger a whole new wave of violence in the area. we already see what the turks are saying and doing as the curds move towards northern syria. i

the international airport a couple degrees before sunrise. forty-nine in harrison. thirty-six in versailles. 51 in georgetown. northern kentucky sitting in the low 50s as well -- the clouds we have around are not making any rainfall. you can see clouds looking gray. looking west we're not seeing any rain. the clouds will move out around midday. we'll have clouds around until the noon hour. that's when we'll break out into the sunny skies with temperatures around 68 degrees. big time warm up. sixty-eight at 4:00 o'clock. and then it begins to slowly fall if you're headed out for activities. it's going to be nice. sixty degrees by 8:00 o'clock. it will take until sunday to get the temperatures do you know when we start to see rain pushing in -- a lot of winds pushing in from the south. as long as they do we'll have warm temperatures. fifty-eight degrees in paducah. especially since they have clouds around last night. that's the warm air that will continue to stream in. you see the 50s and 60s down dallas. that's going boost our temperatures warmer than yesterday during the day today. likely h