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open---woodburn cleaners has just one van to make pick-ups and deliveries to its customers and its three locations....like the one here in east walnut hills and now that gas seven year low the savings have been good for this store's bottom line. brandon----with the decrease in gas prices it makes it extremely convenient to not worry about budgeting or scheduling in any certain way so the decrease has benefitted us in tremendous ways. this van racks up about 700 miles a week, but filling it up costs about half of what it did a year and a half ago. cheaper gas is almost like a pay raise for jeff mcintosh who delivers pizzas for adriaticos. jeff----we do a good 20 or so throughout the day so it does eat up a lot of our time so the lower prices definitely helping out. and for the average motorist the price drop means more money in their pocket. austin----i fill my car up for about 15 bucks so i can't complain you know it's a lot better than when it was three or four bucks. mike----to fill even a small car up i spend 40 or 50 bucks now it's less than 20 bucks to fill it up and i usually fill

also hoping to open in late spring is 'the woodburn brewery' ... owners say work is already underway in their 107 year old building on woodburn ave in east walnut hills. and northern kentucky won't be left out of the brewery boom ... 'darkness brewing' and 'biscus brewing' plan to open south of the ohio river in february and june. right now you can become a w-c-p-o insider to read more about the other three breweries slated to open ... and hear what all the owners have to say about the progress they're making ... and what their plans are for the future cincinnati. now here's carol with what's coming up next. next. we are staying on top of the breaking news you reported at the top of the now.... we're following the arrest of thomas more's director of campus safety....robert marshall faces child pornography charges. our evan millward is following this story, he'll have the very latest, next at 5. also at 5, a man arrested for kidnapping a millvale woman, holding her captive for 3 days and beating her...rose ann aragon will tell us how this happened..

we still have woodburn closed at tobin.xpect delays until noon and if you're on the top side of the beltway it's pretty much your standard traffic making your way from college park all the way in through to kensington. >> thanks, kim. developing this morning a suspect named in the case of an american found dead in italy. this morning investigators say dna led them to the man responsible frl ashleyolsen's murder. police say she was strangled and had two fractures to her skull. >>> damages from this fire is going to cost. take a look at chopper 4 shows firefighters pulling people from their balconies wchl know three firefighters were hurt, two residents also hurt, one of them seriously. one resident told us he is thankful for the fast emergency response. >> i'm a student. everything is there. i have an exam next week. everything's destroyed and i couldn't save anything. >> the man you saw there let people warm up in his car until they figured out what to do next. in all, 80 firefighters from prince george's and montgomery cou

tonight - woodburn avenue is clear we've seen trucks passing through laying down a fresh layer of salt-but - around the corner - some of these neighborhood streets have yet to be touched in some spots-it's hard to tell where the street meets the curb "snow (laugh) snow everywhere"the white stuff - blanketing this evanston neighborhood "a lot of snow - a lot of cold - a lot of wind blowing" cars covered--"a lot of slip and sliding, right." "they slip and slide - but we're used to it i guess"with slow-moving traffic through this slushy mess"they don't touch our streets - by the time they touch our streets - it be done melted"karen brule's lived off hackberry for 45 years"yeah it gets frustrating - cause its hard if they do touch it, they pile the snow up against the cars and you can't get out" but with more than 3-thousand lane miles to take care of - it's no easy task. on wednesday night - cincinnati officials said nearly 60 trucks were out and about - with extra crews called in overnight - and the focus on primary roads first to fight potentially hazardous conditions "the secondary streets

more than 100 people packed the community room at the evanston center on woodburn avenue. citizens came from all over district two, walnut hills, mount washington, and madisonville. many were concerned with the rampant use of semi-automatic guns and gun violence. they say if the city can develop more businesses and opportunities for young people to get jobs, it will cut down on crime. the mayor and chief isaac said while some citizens are involved, others are afraid to speak up. issue of people not wanting to come forward. they fear for their lives, but that we often know who the killers are, but we can' t make the case, so we' ve got to bring illegal gun cases and find other ways to get people that we know are causing the shootings off the streets. miriah: last night' s meeting was the second of five at all five police districts. next week it' s district three at the westwood town hall. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: a call to end gun violence in winton terrace after a man was shot in his home this weekend. the group cease-fire held a prayer vigil las

baking in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief -- just two kinds. marinara comes with tomato sauce, oregano, and garlic -- no cheese. margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality. announcer: this program is made possible in part by... historic marion, virginia, home of song of the mountains, a main street community in the heart of the virginia highlands. the ellis family foundation-- encouraging economic revitalization through the restoration of historic buildings in downtown

city, warmer the south you go, looking for 32, well to the north, falls per, liberty, sherry in woodburn, it's 33. she says it's damp, cool, you need your scarf and jacket. that's a bad combo. damp and cool. cold really, you'll get icy spots, slick on the roadways. tough to drive your car. degrees. high temp was 46, you're average. warmer into the weekend. tomorrow, just a smidge warmer at 48 degrees. sunday, 61, that would establish for a record for that date in terms of mild air, but issues. sunday has the heavier rain the first part of your morning into tomorrow, the winter weather advisory that kristine johnson was talking about is the area shaded in purple. northwest of the city. this is not a lot of anything. not a lot of snow or ice, but it only takes a little bit of a slick spot on the roadways to give the driver of a car a headache and problem out there. that's what we are fearful of. we see a couple of snowflakes right now, squeezing into sullivan county. the bigger picture shows you the bulk of this activity right there going up to the north, around buffalo, we're watching thi

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woodburning is -- restrictions below 7000 feet through tomorrow. clouds and sun through today. we are not seeing any snow. no snow in winter park for today. it was a different story in durango where they had snow wet conditions. overnight in that area. agosta springs with about 3 durango about 3 1/2 inches. wolf creek past up to 4 inches -- pass up to four injures. i did look at cdot and it looks like the travel in the area will become more difficult and there are travel advisories tonight. here is what it looks like across the state. snow out toward the western slope and more rain and snow out of the south and southwest. it is that push of snow that will move into colorado overnight. you will notice that here in the city, the skies will be mostly clear. in the high country, tomorrow morning you will wake up to moderate snowfall in places like durango. also into wolf creek past. this snow is expected to increase. on wolf creek past -- pass and in durango there could be 3-6 inches. tonight the temperatures drop to 23 and the skies will be partly cloudy. no snow just yet in the c

crews reopened woodburn about an hour ago. >> i'm erika gonzales from the live desk with the story, the news 4 iteam first broke. we now know why a silo in leesburg broke apart trapping and killing an 18-year-old worker. corroded parts and failure to conduct inspections led to that fatal incident according to a federal report. 500 tons of sand particles in the silo designed to hold less than half of that. the 18-year-old's father told the iteam he saw the report but wasn't ready to talk about his son's death. a citation has been issued to the operator of the quarry. back over to you, barbara. >> thanks, erika. >>> right now, president obama is in baton rouge, louisiana, pushing the priorities he laid out in tuesday's state of the union. he expected to thank governor john bell ed warksds the democratic governor that recently started the process to expand the state's medicaid program reversing his republican predecessor. the white house unveiled a proposal asking congress to provide full funding for the first three years after states expand their programs. we now know where the winners bo

tobin road and woodburn road still closed. expect detours and delays.bound 66 east of nutley, left side of the road block after the crash. they should be getting that cleared out shortly. the blue or yellow line, expect residual delays because of some unscheduled track maintenance a little later. >> thank you. >>> your safety on the metro is one of the ntsb's top priorities this year. they put out the most wanted transportation safety changes yesterday. one of the things it wants everybody to focus on is rail safety initiatives like the positive technology that could have impacted the crash last year. >>> the implementation of a safety culture, safety management system, of safety cities, the whole implementation of safe tiff within the culture is happening as we speak and we're optimistic that it will improve. >> among the other things the ntsb asked for, better technology in cars to prevent crashes and less technology in the driver's seat. >>> 5:54 now. today you can learn what is being done to end sexual assaults on campuses. they'll present new data.

. >>> woodburn road is back open this evening after a crab overnight that brought down a power pole. sky 9 was over the scene this morning. there were wires on the road. signs were posted to help divert traffic. >>> a new bill in dc could guarantee 16 weeks of paid family leave for people who work and live in the district. lawmakers holding a hearing today to discuss how that measure would impact the economy. some businesses have threatened to leave the city if the law is passed. now under the legislation, an employee could use the time for anything from the birth of a child, to care for a sick relative. >>> arlington county has ended veteran homelessness. how did they do it? peggy fox joins us where one former homeless veteran used to sleep. peg? >> reporter: this is the place you might have seen ricky andrews wandering around with no place to go. if he couldn't find an abandoned car to sleep in, he might stretch out under a truck at one of these warehouses but now he doesn't have to worry about that anymore. >> just what i needed. they answered my prayers. >> reporter: 65-year-old

from h tracking some other problemsot this morning.this crash with wires down in fairfax county.ou woodburnoad remains shut down at tobin road.toro that's out in annandale.an police respect directing traffic to knox road.fic to kno give yourself extra time totraeo get around that area.t a as you head out in southeastn sh crash activity right nowght memorial bring right nearightea lincoln memorial.lincoln m give yourself extra time tora to get through that area.at things backing up 270 up southbound throughound thr gaithersburg and the outer loop jamming by new hampshirehie as usual. that's your look at traffic. steve and allison.ison >> well, this morning some t people are not wakinghi up inp their homes because they were be displaced because of a fire.d c it happened at a condo in adelphi. adelphi. >> bob barnard is live for usna there with more on howrdwith residents are doing thisng morning. trying to get through this i'mto sure. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, allison and steve, right r now restoration crews,ion c electricians are showing up, an, number of them

william woodburn says my thoughts is the executive order will be tested in court.f i were a judge, i would strike them down as overbroad. this morning, we have a special line for those who have bought or sold a gun. we want to hear about your experience in doing so. how you think these actions will impact you and your experience is going forward. a bill is on that line from patriot, ohio. independent. good morning, bill. i have bought and sold firearms over the years. i'm retired military. them income i have sold most cases to dealers. licensed dealers. go through a background check. they've already got their license. i have sold weapons to friends and relatives, one or two over the course of a year. -- i usually know the people i'm selling to. host: what makes you feel comfortable in a sale? you don't go through the official background check process when you do this because it is a private sale, correct? caller: that is correct. host: what is your list you go through in deciding whether to sell a gun? caller: in my case come i usually know very well the person i'm