>> could cathy suh do this? yes, i think she could have done this. >> on my father's deathbed, i promised i wouldn't let nothing happen to my mother. i even promised my mother, i'll never let anything wrong happen. i'll always be there for you. for me to fail was unacceptable. i couldn't accept that. it was my duty as a son to right this wrong. i didn't have anybody to confide in. who do you tell this to? i found out who killed my mother, what do i do next? there's nobody i can turn to. it was my sister and that was it. >> it was as if cathy was the mafia. nobody walks away from me. nobody leaves me. you can't leave me. >> but she couldn't just break up with him if he was blackmailing her or saying i'll tell what you did. when somebody knows something like that, you're bound to them for as long as they're alive. >> a week after my mother was murdered, i went to the back of the cleaners, with robert o'dubaine, and i cleaned up my brother's congealed puddle of blood on the tile floor. for me, that was a moment in

mardee: cathy. jeff: cathy. mardee: this is chef jeff. jeff: pleased to meet you. cathy: nice to meet you, chef jeff. jeff: my goodness. talk a little bit about this device you have here. cathy: ok. it's an easy way to grow a lot of food in a little

jim is calling cathy his hero. cathy says helping him is simply the right thing to do. should legally have before getting behind the wheel may drop. the national transportation safety board is asking states to lower the legal blood alcohol level from .08 to .05 hoping to cut down on alcohol-related crashes. one-third of all highway deaths in the last 15 years have involveed alcohol. >>> the world health organization is sounding the alarm over the zika virus declaring -- declaring the quick spread an international emergency. the agency held an emergency meeting on the outbreak today. the last time a health emergency like that was declared was for the ebola outbreak in 2013. that killed lez more than # 1000 people. >>> another winter storm is making its way across the country. this is a look at the snow that fell in parts of arizona and new mexico today. up to nine inches of snow in flagstaff for schools to close. get pretty cold there overnight. they're supposed to be in the 70s. in the jungle, the mighty jungle, th

cathy- "i was going 27. 27 27. and i went... yeah! drew- "give me a price without going over, for everything together. guiliano- 27 dollers... 27 thousand dollars. drew-gotcha. good luck." and the man-- who's only seen the show once-- won the whole thing. guiliano- "i won. laughs i couldn't believe it." "you're a winner... only saw the show once in his life..." a trip to napa-- a 70 inch tv-- and a new car.... everything vaulued at about 33 thousand dollars. he took the prizes...not the cash. "that's my wife!!!" "guiliano- "it was amazing. it was fantastic." it was an experience this sparks guilano has not received his new car, his trip, or his tv just yet.. it actually takes 90 days after the episode airs until he can get those prizes...that episode, by if you know somebody with an incredible story like guliano, email me lmiller@ktvn.com or message me on facebook. it's ktvn landon miller. ryan: the fountainhouse complex is expected to revitalize business in the sparks area coming up next, we'll tell you why developers are excited for

(playful music) - [cathy and gordon] (clapping) (laughter) - [cathy and gordon] (laughing) - oh. intruder eh? what's in today? en guard you rabid scallion! (laughter) (playful music) - [cathy and gordon] (laughing) - oh look, there she is. what in the world is she doing? (laughs) - oh no wonder she didn't show up at the tournament. look who her audience is. gordon. - [cathy and gordon] (clapping) (laughter) - (laughs) - [all] (clapping) (background noise covers voice) - and uh, now my friend, colonel baggy pants, will lead us in our goodnight song. colonel? - ok yous kids, let's hear them mellow tones ring out loud and clear. (harmonica note plays) - good night campers. - [cathy and gordon] good night campers. - [cathy and gordon] merrily we go to sleep. go to sleep. go to sleep. merrily we go to sleep and sleep the whole night through. - how'd this happen? we couldn't figure out why you didn't show up at the gym. - well your coach was very disappointed. so was i. - well, i found out gordon's leaving tomorrow. this was his only night. i tried desperately to brush him out of my mi

>>reporter: cathy barnett says she was the van mom to her son, number 58 and his teammate, number 56.

congressman cathy castor and a group of u.s. representatives left tampa international airport today for havana. 88 on your side jeff patterson, the only reporter there to cover that trip. and tonight, jeff talked with the congresswoman, just after she arrived about what she and the other representatives are hoping to accomplish while there. >> in just one year since being in havana, i am seeing a lot of construction under way, hotel under construction behind me. there are tourists everywhere. in old havana. and this is exactly what the u.s. congressional delegation has come here to see, and to find out how it is all impacting the average cuban. >> i think you're right, jeff. there is a lot happening here. thousands and thousands of american tourists are here. in addition to european and many others. and that is changing the face of old havana. i wonder what is happening further outside the city. >> reporter: congresswoman cathy castor is leading this group of u.s. representatives to see what life is like in cuba today. they will

. >> cathy devo kept her eye on the nest. >> they are beautiful. >> on monday she noticed something wrong with the family. the nest which houses two eaglets was empty. one was unside down on the tower and the claw was caught. >> he had to be stressed. exhausted and hurting. >> nobody knows how long it was

the >> a white water township woman will spend the next few years in prison. 42-year-old grandmother cathy huff went before a judge agreed to plead guilty to charges of manslaughter. police say they found her in unconscious in a bath tub overdosed on heroin, her

cathy, do we know where it originated? >>reporter: karen, health experts have linked it to an outbreak in iowa. and while six cases may not seem like many, we usually only have about 2 a year in denver. and in all six of the cases, the people had been vaccinated. the mumps cases were discovered urgent care clinic. in late january, three friends came in feeling sick. >> all had jaw swelling, in this region, which is pretty common for mumps. they also had low grade temperatures and just felt bad. >>reporter: health investigators believe the source of the infection is a person who recently moved to colorado from iowa. where there's been a mumps outbreak since july 2015. that person is thought to have spread the virus to the three friends. and two healthcare workers who treated them at the clinic, then developed symptoms. >> not having a high awareness, that mumps is in the community, leads to other spreads. >>reporter: you may think if you've been vaccinated against the disease, no worries. but infectious doctor told us, all

let's get over to cathy who did not have a coat on. >>> too nice out there. look at old city tonight. a little bit quiet. a beautiful evening to be outside. atlantic city broke a record of 64 degrees today. philadelphia 58. wilmington, trenton and red done in in the mid visits. one more warm day this week even higher than those numbers. right now in philadelphia 46. 46 in the poconos. that's unusual that you see a tied betweens. 37 right now. it is 54 degrees in dover. weather is going to change. we have rain on the way with this area of low pressure. not just rain concerns for flooding and also record temperatures. we will be challenging record warmth again as a series of scoresser storms approach delaware valley. temperatures staying above freezing right now. challenging records and watching a storm for friday. more of that coming later. for now we'll send it back to you. >> a local business owner out thousand of dollars after robbers breaks break into his business. what they said caught the owner off guide. northeast philadelphia how they pulled off the he

right next door to him is where his sister cathy lived. this morning when she came to check on him, she found him stumped over the couch. his body stiff and cold. she called 911. her second 911 in just 24 hours. they've been very careful about what they're doing not to disturb any evidence. they tell me they had to go to polk county to get a search warrant. what may lead to clues about what happened to terry butler. we saw them taking big bags out of the home. the call list to the butler house is very expensive. >> there is an extensive call history to this home. we have call history of domestics, fights, warrant service. domestic violence, you name it. we've had multiple calls at this residence over the years. >> reporter: here's a picture of 40-year-old joey butler. that was the second 911 call cathy made. she called 911 when he didn't come home. he was released from the hospital last night and hasn't been seen since. they are looking to see what he knows about his father terry. >> darcel: new information tonight on another death investi

no, that was cathy. - cathy, well that means you told me about her 10 days ago. - no, no, that was bonnie sue. - oh, oh well how long have you known this only girl in the world? - [ronnie] four days. - [george] four days, huh? - ralph and i were out playing tennis and she was over on the other court and by accident, i hit my ball over in her court. [ronnie] and-- - [george] how many courts away was she? - [ronnie] three. - [george] well that was quite an accident. (laughter) anyway? - oh, anyway. - anyway, yeah. - we started to talk. - every thing starts with anyway, yeah? - and we found out that we had a lot in common. so we started playing tennis. - that was four days ago? - mm-hmm. - what happened to ralph? - ralph? - the fella you went out with in the blue suit four days ago? - but this girl is the real thing though? - oh yes dad, yeah, and you know, she comes from the most wonderful family. and you won't believe this but her mother is the most charming-- - is this bonnie sue you're talking about? - no, pamela, yeah. - [george] oh pamela, pamela. - her mother is the most charming woma

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. though, i

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> i know mouth-to-mouth. >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. you know what it is time for though, it's t

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. you know wh

>> cathy ireland. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> i know mouth-to-mouth. >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. you

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> i know mouth-to-mouth. >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. though, it's time for great story. >> this is p

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> i know mouth-to-mouth. >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. thou

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> is this the wind blown? >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i >> i know mouth-to-mouth. >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. you know what i

cathy lynn taylor. good to have you. >> hi, lou. lou: steve, to you first, the man on the ground, of all the exit polling numbers, what is drawing your greatest interest. >> an absolute jaw-dropping number on the democratic side. when you ask about quality that you want your candidates to have, you get a range of four different options, can win in november, cares about people like me, honest and trustworthy and has the right experience. the single most important quality among democratic voters was honest and trustworthy. not what we were led to believe. we were told honest and trustworthy, nobody cares about the things. of the people who chose that as the most important issue, some 32%. bernie sanders won their votes 93% to 5%. lou: whoa! >> just a stunning number and it suggests one thing in particular. all of the talk that we heard the democratic voters had disregarded or weren't concerned about and reporting on the fbi scandal, on the e-mails, on benghazi, that turns out to have been decisively wrong

police chief cathy lanier designs whether or not to take action against the club. jeannette: it is a parent a party ended abruptly after a man was stabbed to death at a popular d.c. bar and lounge, barcode. police tell me an investigation is underway and there are many unanswered questions. stabbed ato men were the popular barcode barred and lounge -- bar and lounge. shutting down the street for parts of morning rush-hour, then detectives focused on the inside of the club. no suspect or motive has been released. >> nothing like this happened. >> a lot of it is alcohol-related. people get drunk and start pointing fingers at one another. jeannette: one thing that may help in this ongoing investigation is a surveillance camera, one of several in the area that may have captured what exactly happened in those moments leading up to the fatal stabbing. jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: cathy lanier has the power to shut down a nightclub for 72 hours after a violent crime and she has not indicated whether she will use that authority in this case. investigation underway i

channel 89's cathy belich. >>reporter: and craig, he will likely be here to the orange county county soon to be resentenced for manslaughter, he lost his stand your ground hearing here, had two trials of jury misconduct, and he's won his battle against the second-degree murder charge. this security video shows the bar brawl outside of the lodge in downtown orlando five years ago. that led to the stabbing death and craig sand house were involved, initially, eric was arrested for first-degree murder but his brother craig came forward to protect him again and admitted he was the one with the knife. he said his brother eric was being beaten up by the bouncer and he came to eric's defense, that's what he told channel 9 can and a he told a jury. >> it's chaos, i mean, my only instipth was to save my -- instinct was to save my brother's life and protect my brother. the only thing i could possibly do was to stab torres. >>reporter: but the jury did not buy it, and in 2013, circuit judge allen sent sand house to prison

he has faced other felony charges in the past, and channel 9 was in court today, cathy, found out he was once a good student. >>reporter: he was tears filled his mother's eyes when i showed this photo of her son with a school trophy, that was five years ago. he's being accused of trying to murder a sheriff's sergeant. you can see how physically and emotionally drained orange county sergeant marci paefrs before -- pearce was before the hearing started. but after she saw 15-year-old carlos ortiz today, the one she says tried to kill her by running her down with a stolen car on friday morning, shifting his eyes, no remorse, no sympathy, she was overpowered by raw emotion. >> we fk aed why. -- asked why. >> he tried to kill me. >>reporter: the teenagers mother looked drained as she sat waiting for court to start. facebook from 2010 holding a trophy forgetting the honor roll and her post about how happy she was. we tried to fientd out why things -- find out why thing r things changed. >> what went wrong with him? she never answered. sergeant pierce says she hurts from head to toe but plan

and that's one thing that cathy castor intends to look at while here. >> we'll talk to officials and we'll go out at the port where the brazilian government has invested a great deal. but we heard from tampa business owners this morning it is to ship things in to cuba. >> reporter: castor and other congressional represent i-s have traveled here to examine u.s. and cuba relations. but the trip is not without some criticism. as some have pointed out to me on twitter and facebook, they're not happy about a u.s. congressional delegation traveling to cuba to talk about lifting the embargo. >> i hear a little bit of that. but after 50 years with an embargo in place that has done nothing but really hurt the cuban people, hasn't changed the government, we need to try something new. >> reporter: i am noticing a lot of change since i was in had a have a in a year ago. there is new construction going on and more americans. a new hotel is being built near castle moro. but americans we met this week are still struck by how much work still needs to be done here. >> you know, we spent quite a bit o

cathy is live. mosquito control can't go it alone? >>reporter: it can't, because the way it usually controls mosquitoes, doesn't really work. w the mosquitoes that carry the zika virus. especially at this time of the year. the problem is on the agenda r meeting. mosquitoes that carry and spread the dangerous zika virus, don't breed in the usual places like retention ponds and lakes. so spraying won't necessarily help. and during the cooler months, spraying is less effective. for some reason, the zika carrying mosquitoes thrive and breed in man made containers. bath, wading pools, pool tarps and vases. orange county might have a head start on the problem, because mosquito control workers have been on the lookout for these types of breeding grounds, because the same mosquitoes also carry the ding virus and other viruses. tomorrow, orange county commissioners will hear from county health managers about how the community can prevent creating breeding grounds for the mosquitoess. the biggest danger remains with pregnant women, who can pass

mike and cathy scott, their mothers barbara scott and violet taylor, found shot to death inside their home in what the coroner called "a very violent crime." the passage of time has done nothing to lessen the pain. >> there's not a day that goes by, probably not even a hour that goes by, that i don't think mandy: tammy white was violet's granddaughter and cathy' niece. with no arrests in the case, the emotional wounds remain wide open unable to heal. >> this is the most traumatic thing that we've ever had to experience. there's just a lot of unanswered questions. mandy: anderson county sheriff's office captain garland major says investigators are continuing to work on leads as they come in, trying to generate new leads. after consulting with criminal profilers from the state law enforcement division, they're hoping for a new perspective on the case. meanwhile, white is hoping the power of prayer will turn up something the investigation hasn't. >> for it to hit such a small community, i would feel like it is probably hit a lot of people's hearts. we would pray that we can find mandy: t

tammy white was violet's granddaughter and cathy's niece. she says the family just wants answers. >> for it to hit such a small community, i feel that it is hit a lot of people's hearts. we just pray that we can find carol: anderson county deputies are consulting with criminal profilers with sled, hoping to gain some insight on the crimes and who would do such a thing. a candlelight vigil will be held on february 20 at 5:00 p.m. in pendleton's veterans park. michael: the searches on in california for any survivors following a reported plane crash. 2 planes collided midair of the los angeles. the faa only confirms that a small plane went down. right now we do not know what caused all this. also, no word on how many people might have been aboard. carol: an 8-year-old stands accused of trying to rob a florida grocery store at gunpoint. surveillance video shows the young boy walking right up to the counter, pulling out a gun and demanding money. , the clerk managed to wrestle the weapon away. nobody was hurt. police say the child stole the gun f

and we're all very jealous of our cathy walsh, cathy was at dia earlier today and cathy, yoy had a great up close look when they got off of the plane, very exciting. >> oh, very, very exciting, and you know what, jim, they were celebrating, i think they're still running on adrenaline. they arrived here at about 3:45 in the afternoon, and they made one big splash. dia fire trucks sprayed water arch over the plane, and that's a fitting welcome for world champions. the pilot was fired up, waves a broncos flag out of the cockpit windows. others were wanting to show off the blink, c.j. anderson walked it along the row of o media and the champs back. coach gary kubiak, now, we didn't see peyton manning, or mvp von miller, i imagine they are in demand can and may be returning a little bit later. so the broncos are back, i say >> okay. thank you for that segue. >>> the city is preparing to throw a huge party tomorrow, a welcome home and congratulationses to the bronco players and staff, that parade she mentioned set to kick off at 17th, right across from union station. the team will head up to 7

cathy and michael scott, along with their mothers barbara scott and violet taylor were found shot to death in a home on refuge road.no suspects were ever named. named.on saturday .. the community gathered for a vigil and balloon release.friends say they don't want the case to be forgotten. 3 3 " bring the community together, bring the family together, have some music hear some comments by friends of the family..." family..."" try to keep the the situation at the forefront of the minds of those around here..." anyone with information on the case to call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-sc. 3 a cherokee county family is working to rebuild their home after a sunday morning fire. fire.red cross volunteers helped the family after this home on doctor martin luther king junior street in gaffney caught fire.we're told two adults and one child escaped. the red cross is helping the family with housing and other needs until the damage is repaired. 3 law enforcement officers in anderson county say they're better prepared to find missing people thanks to special training..the sheriff's office teamed

>> cathy ireland. >> yes, 1989. >> tyra banks. >> no, it isn't? how do you know? >> because i love her. >> beyonce. >> was it? >> oh, i kind of knew that. >> yes. congratulations. and we have incredible feedback by the way. >> we're breaking barriers and letting people know beauty is beyond size. i'm a 14/16, do you ever think i'd be in the pages, let alone the cover? a woman considered a plus-sized model, i was told i would never be able to do the things that i am and i'm a testament to keep doing things you love. >> and you're a testament to the tatas. we ought to have a segment with you -- >> yeah, she comes in this way and she goes out that way. bye, guys. >> i like them. >> wait, what was that? >> wait a minute,e, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girls. >> you want to go keep him company? and watch. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything? >> do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen tonight. >> yeah, we're still live. yes, we are. you know what it is time for though, it's time for gre

and a reminder to cathy spradling...you have just a few call to win your free gas card. let's get a look at our forecast with frank a winter weather effect until 10 am. as temperatures fell overnight and scattered light snow showers continued we do look at isolated slick spots especially on side and secondary roads outside of our city centers. i do not expect any major accumulation this morning just scattered light snow showers tapering by early afternoon. now the cold air centers in his temperatures will only reach 20 today for a high with windchill factors tonight below zero. a high of only 22 thursday with a suncloud max and a few more snow showers scattered on friday. the deep-freeze continues into the weekend with highs in the upper teens to low 20s but staying mainly dry. our next chance of snow could be on monday were watching that system closely. denise does traffic cincinnati city snow crews are operating on continuous shifts to treat, clear and maintain roadways actively pretreat in anticipation of any refreeze or minor accumulation expected overnight. all prim

. >> cathy lanier responding to the questions why police shot three people in one complex in the last six months. most recently around 2:00 this morning at 53rd and clay northeast where the police say a man acting suspiciously took off running >> the suspect fell to the ground and the gun disloged from the suspect's clothing the suspect then down on the ground was attempting to gain control of the weapon. the officer gave the demands and the suspect did not comply. >> the officer fired a shot and killed the suspect. in november a man confronted a man with a hunting knife. and august when a woman withinis stood face to face with the police officer yelling for her to drop the weapon. maria peterson heard about it and now witnessing another one. >> police are shooting kids. i i don't know what they are doing. >> police said they have not positively identified the man killed. the chief did reveal this about the gun. >> replica of a semi-automatic handgun. b.b. gun. >> they asked if the police had body warn camera. the police said no. only officers in filth and seventh have them. these won

she wrote these cathy tune s s. "little romance." one listen and we're hooked. >> little romance, take two. bounce and rhythm and message and just fun. >> do it one more time. >> the video is going to follow couples as they're getting ready for a big night out. i'm the hired entertainment at the sweetheart dance. >> how long have you been married? >> 68. >> that's amazing. >> everybody ready? >> reporter: we feature the best toe tap ners pers in a dancing scene with ingrid. at first -- >> i'm getting dizzy. >> where are you, dear? >> we were dancing with 12 left feet. >> did you see her? really funny. >> reporter: after a few takes -- >> stepping forward and backwards. >> reporter: these music video new bee newbies, all pros. later, we have our official sweetheart dance with 35 couples. >> it seems like yesterday. >> 63 years. >> i wish i had that today. >> reporter: more than just a video shoot, we want to celebrate these couples with the ultimate affair. wedding gurus from the knot coordinate every detail. >> we wanted to make this

mardee: cathy. jeff: cathy. mardee: this is chef jeff. jeff: pleased to meet you. cathy: nice to meet you, chef jeff. jeff: my goodness. talk a little bit about this device you have here. cathy: ok. it's an easy way to grow a lot of food in a little space. it grows 20% to 50% faster because the roots don't have to run around looking for the minerals. it's a--it's called tower tonic. it's a great mineral solution, so they have everything they need at their root tips, so you can just pull it out and see the water. so see the water drip down inside... jeff: oh, yeah.

cathy and jack, married for 48 years. this couple just got engaged. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: they just met on the weirdest blind date ever. which couple will be the most compatible? >> i'm placing the sensor here, listening to your heart. >> reporter: first up, the zest test. testing how much zest couples have. researchers wire each couple with sensors. do their hearts beat in uniformyununison, how much are they sweating? and the chemical is released when you trust someone. >> what if this turns out badly? >> it won't because i need to pay the caterer the deposit. >> hug each other for one minute. >> this is deep in the brain stem and they can't control it consciously. >> there's no cheating on the test. >> reporter: when our married couple comes in, a dose of news. >> jack's levels are peaking, bouncing. >> he's really enjoying this. >> what about cathy? >> not so much. >> if you look into each other's eyes one minute, starting now. >> so awkward. >> reporter: time for test two. the visual attention test. >> wha

cathi currie of washington was wetting a line at belva deer. returning to big ol fish are jacob and jacksks petitgout and their channel cat. brady luehrsmann is a happy camper with his brown trout. isabelle hoyle broke in her barbie pole with this walleye. you are not seeing triple. this is zachary roberts of cedar r rids and he loves to fish. sarah haynes was reeling in a sunfish at hawthorn lake when the bass also hit. sarah says the sunny survived the traumatic experience. john lovetinsky of oxford shows off the michigan. greg schrock of iowa city holds up the lake trout. and jarrod hoyle of washington wraps things up with a 12 1/2 pound canadien walleye. with all my fishing friends,this is john campbell reporting. e more comple kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again tonight at ten. now, from your 24-hour ("raiders march" playing on tv) so what'd you think? it was good. that's i i "good"? i enjoyed it. when you told me i was going to be "losing my virginity," i didn't think you meant showing me raiders of the lost ark for the fi

get off, get off, cathy! - the chain came off. - oh, fine. - well, i'll fix it. - no, no, you'll get all greasy and make it worse. just leave it, i'll fix it. go on in the house, honey. (somber music) - what's the matter with daddy? he sure seems cranky today. - cranky? oh, he is never cranking. - well, he is today. she's right about that. every time i ask him to do some little thing he grumbles away. that's not like him at all. - no, it isn't, but perhaps you shouldn't keeping asking him to do so many things. especially not today because he's ... that's impossible, i'm afraid. - yeah, like what? - like fixing those old bikes of yours and betty's. - yeah, no kidding? what's he doing a goofy thing like that for? - we're too young to be told. at least that's what daddy said - [margaret] jim, will you come in here a moment?lot of times, being a teenager means living with labels. you know, like the ones other people give you. and the ones you give yourself. but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t

cathy and jack, married for 48 years. this couple just got engaged. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: they just met on the weirdest blind date ever. which couple will be the most compatible? >> i'm placing the sensor here, listening to your heart. >> reporter: first up, the zest test. testing how much zest couples have. researchers wire each couple with sensors. do their hearts beat in uniform yun unison, how much are they sweating? and the chemical is released when you trust someone. >> what if this turns out badly? >> it won't because i need to pay the caterer the deposit. >> hug each other for one minute. >> this is deep in the brain stem and they can't control it consciously. >> there's no cheating on the test. >> reporter: when our married couple comes in, a dose of news. >> jack's levels are peaking, bouncing. >> he's really enjoying this. >> what about cathy? >> sorry, jack. >> if you look into each other's eyes one minute, starting now. >> so awkward. >> reporter: time for test two. the visual attention test. >> w

the >> a white water township woman will spend the next few years in prison. 42-year-old grandmother cathy huff went before a judge agreed to plead guilty to charges of manslaughter. police say they found her in unconscious in a bath tub overdosed on heroin, her four-month-old grandson was in the tub with her and also unconscious. huff was revived with narcan. she was originally charged with child endangerment, but they died later. >>> the girl was rushed to the hospital and we're told she's expected to survive. take a look at this. pukt and ---picture and license plate number. if you see or know anything that can help investigator, call crime stoppers at 352-3040. remember, you never have to give your name. ohio governor john kasich took second place in the primary. events. he's now on to south carolina where some say his campaign does not have the money or manpower to match the ground power. >> we're going to keep doing the town halls and i'm going to keep the message as positive as they possibly can. up there in new hampshire, the light actually overcame the positive shocked everybody.

among the big cathis term -- ... a tie woulin tough new texas rest on abortion, possibly encouraging other stes to passimilar ls. a four-four vote wld leave the legahold in place onresi obamplano let five milon undocumented migrants stay he. and a tie would be head off an effoo ween unions represen pubemployees, including teachers. if presidebama to pu scaliauccessor othe cour that would ma liberal jority: "it's ner been, i think, so clear at talance of power rely depends on the nominaons, whethe court is so closvided." poible nominees -- t judge washington, dc apcourt, patrimillett and sriven, anpaul waor ca funeral arrangents for justice scalia are expecd b releasedoon,.. the family wishes, he could be given the honor of lying in repose -- in the supreme cou's great hall, st done for chf justice "wilam rehuist" a decade ago.. after the break on news five at noon - the muc worlds brighte stars -- are preparing for t grammy tonight... we've got a preview.. but rst your eendeforecast with meteorologist eezy and warmed

the roads from duction bury chris and cathy lynne lentini. >>> thank you very much. people across the state, dealing with a threat of frozing pipes. several burst, causing major damage, including a mess at a hotel in newton. people had be evacuated there. >> yes, and now nicole has a closer look at the mess. >> reporter: from freezing to thawing. >> it is all over the city, not a part of the city has not been affected. >> reporter: weather woes a making a mess of the city, at a ccs, a nail salon, and a movie heater. >> we have had more than double the normal call volume and almost everything is weather related. >> reporter: the result is flood waters, it is exactly in newton. >> what happened here, we have had a big wanter leak. >> reporter: guests forced into the ballroom as four feet of water poured into the basement. when we would have to come back up. so most of us came down just as we are. >> reporter: blame it all on the weather. it is what many love to hate in new england, as they brace for more thawing today with 50- degree temperatures. >> and once the pipes

and jim calling cathy his hero and cathy saying helping him is the right thing to do. >>> thanks for start young ur tuesday here. >> i'm terrence lee. >> and i'm jackie fernandez. >> and what the league said is behind a rise in concussions. >> and the wiener dog stampede. what has them running for their lives. husband, we're putting air tracker 5 up in superscreen to wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and protecting it takes committed support. at american family insurance we support your dreams. see how you can save with ring video doorbell . >>> welcome back at 6:11. voters finally getting their say in the race for the white house. surprises on both the republican and democratic side. john kosich is in iowa breaking it down for us this morning. iowa. hawkeye voters spoke giving ted cruz a victory over donald trump and bernie sanders and hillary clinton both a reason to claim victory. a jubilant sanders greeting supporters here saying

. >> cathy day is not just an instructor. she used narcan to save someone she lowed >> i had to use it in quaking shaking cryingen though i do this all the time. so far in massachusetts nearly 40,000 people who are not first responders have taken the class. and the program is getting according to the massachusetts department of health these trained bystanders have saved 6,000 people. you have a loved one that overdosed. it's awful. you just -- this is something you have to deal. frank knows what he's talking about the firefighter considered himself a bystander at home. his son is recovering heroin addict. he's my son. i love him. i have this in my house because god forbid if i need to use it, i have. instructor explain the sign of overdose and how it reverses potentially deadly effects. and the bystander get some practice putting narcan spray together. >>> it takes approximately 3 to 5 minutes to work. if you don't get any response from that person in 3 to 5 minutes you can give another dose. you will not hurt them. >>> narca

cathy with west end bakery is you are doing something that sounds very different. >> well, it is very exciting. a lot of people think grits, crackers are the new way to enjoy grits. this is a great thing to do. it is gluten free. it is fat free, very low fat. we have a couple of cups of grits. >> plain grits, whatever you have. >> it will work, yes. this is oat flour. it is about three-quarters of a cup of that. these are flaxseeds which are really crunchy and delicious and you are sesame seeds. you'll to three-quarters of a cup of sesame seeds, a teaspoon of salt. you can mix it just with your bare hands or you can wear gloves. you can try using a spatula or a wooden spoon or something like that to mix it with. it is kind of stiff. i find it easiest to use my hands. our hands are greatest tools in the kitctchen. if you don't like getting your hands messy, gloves are a good way to go. after we get this mixed, we'll press it out in a pan. we'll grease the pan lightly. and press it out as thin a we can. >> you want to get it good and i don't feel like a rolling pin. >> you'll press it w

police chief cathy laneer has talked about it being responsible for a lot of what we see happening in city streets and neighborhoods now, so stemming recidivism, stopping that trend, is so important, and your program is doing that in a way that others don't. >> right, and what we say with the right support it's possible, but that right support has to be people like marcus and tony and also for our members to realize that they have a wrap around group that can be there at every challenge along the way. i mean, when so many young men come home to nothing, right, the ties are severed from their families, as marcus said, employers don't want to take a chance on them, there's stereotypes, perceptions that they won't be enthusiastic employees, and what we're saying is, no, i'm here to say a positive message that it can work and they are going to be your best employees. and normally the recidivism rate for our group is anywhere between 70% and 90%. reoffend and return right back to prison, so the hopelessness and the despair. we are at, thanks to our re-entry program, as you say, we're at 10

that call was answered by cathy mindeck and doctors will helper donate the kidney to jim. and it was on route 30. again, about five months ago. says and she didn't directly see the billboard but saw the and they quickly bonded. the transplant will be conducted here. a humbling moment for jim who has been searching for another kidney for three years. >> she said i am all in and i want to do this for you. example of what mankind can do to mankind. >> and. >> reporter: the procedure is to about gen here at 7:30. and a heartwarming story of generosity for someone who was at the beginning of the process and is a stranger. back into the studio now. >>> and two babiesior hospital. overdose drug. the woman and mother brought the babies into the hospital. investigators are not say -- saying what happened to the 9- month-old and 21-month-old. when better, they will be placed in a temporary foster home. >>> and meantime, the obama administration wants to increase spending. the money will be used to gain treatment access and they want $90 million to -- and drug prevention and improve

so buncombe county public relations director cathy hughes offices but we don't have recycling in public areas. she had no explanation for why they don't but whether she asked county commission chairman david gantt, he said maybe it's something they shouldconsider. gantt says while he suspects it will have an additional cost, it's just something that's never come up before but would likely be an added cost for taxpayers. if you have a question you'd like answered, you can write us at ask13at wlos.com. >> darcel: a little nippy out there, jason. >> jason: now's the warmer time of the day, in fact. it's going to get colder tonight. 52 for the high today. we never got to that temperature in the afternoon. we're going below that easily by midnight. that will be the new low temperature. it stays windy. next wintry blast. >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: well we have plenty of and now it's a waiting game. we're kind of seeing some models. there might be a little snow in the high country here this evening and overnight. you can see it in our leicester network. we're over the bla