pmy biggest fan, jennifer pepstein. p>>jennifer: you know it. p>>dave: i'm being nice because pthere were a lot of things i pcould have put there, jen. pit's not quite this large but pyou get the point. pso we want to give the mugs paway. pwe'll start doing it on monday pbut i need some pictures in my pinbox. pi want to walk in monday morning pand see the pictures there. panother way to get involved and pwe appreciate it. pwhat a beautiful start to the pday. psun was coming up. pyou had that orange glow to pstart the day. pwe do have the cloud cover pstreaming through. ptrust me, the sun will get pstraight through there and we'll phave another nice, muggy, kind pof late spring day even though pit's early march. pbradenton beach with a few pclouds working their way ponshore, lakeland, they're pgorgeous sunrise this morning poverlooking lake mirror. ptemps are actually very similar pto yesterday. pbrooksville at 62. ptampa at 68. pst. petersburg at 68. psoutheast winds, not quite as pbreezy as yesterday but from ptime to time, you have to deal pis

p>>jennifer: and i'm jennifer pepstein in for laura moody. pit's monday. plet's get the week forecast with pdave. p>>dave: can't complain about the pweekend weather, can we? p>>russell: extraordinary. p>>dave: the mornings can be kind pof cool and that's where we are pright now. pwhile tampa may be sitting in pthe mid 50s, you go east, you pjust get way from the water and pyou see all the buoys on the map pthis morning. p50s along the coast. pwe're going to move quickly for ptoday and what a pretty start to pthe day as well. plots of sunshine, we'll mix a pfew clouds in this afternoon but pnothing is going to stop us from pgetting to the upper 70s for phigh temperatures. p>> very nice. pno complaints along the roadways pthis morning, although there's pan accident reported along 275 pin the area of gandy. pthis camera is just south of proosevelt, southbound taillights pi'll -- i'm not seeing issues phere. asco county drivers, watch out pfor this minor slowdown state proad 52 at i-75. phit and run reported. pthat's off to the side. pyou'll see

p>>jennifer: and i'm jennifer pepstein filling in for laura pmoody. pthat's all ahead. pfirst the friday forecast from pdave. p>>dave: we're starting off with pa little more cloud cover than pwe had yesterday. pstill mild, a bit on the breezy pside with the south-southeast pwind that we had at 11 miles an phour. pbayshore, lakeland, it's equally pas gorgeous with temps in the pmid 60s. pwe'll get right back up into the pmid 80s for highs today. pnext chance of rain, sunday pafternoon. pminutes. p>>vanessa: right now we have sky pfox overhead, 75 near i-4 where pwe have some delays. pthey're not serious at this oint but notable here. psouthbound direction, 275 pjunction to i-4 in the 15 minute pride. pwe also want to remind drivers pin pinellas county, this earlier pshot from sky fox, southbound 19 pfrontage road, 66th street pnorth, single vehicle crash, hit pan r.v. that was parked, did psome damage. pwatch out. pstill blocking the right lane. p>>russell: new this morning, pthere's been a shooting in pspring hill. pone man is dead, two others are phurt. pthis happened

jennifer: and a lot more sunshine. jonathan: still cold. jennifer: still cool. in terms of cloud cover, we had quite a bit of cloud cover when the rain stopped. today, we'll have scattered clouds, but more sun. temperatures the same. mid 40s today. it will feel better because it's the first spring morning, our first spring afternoon. spring began earlier this morning at 12:30 a.m. welcome to spring. yet. temperatures are in the 20s. we're dry in the wlwt radar. mostly clear skies right now. still waiting another 40 minutes until our sunrise for the morning. 20s for the eastern parts of the 275 loop. we have a spot or two still around 30 degrees out there. but wind chills, when you factor it, it feels like the 20s. there's a north breeze between satellite and radar, a swath of clearing around our region. cloud cover in eastern ohio trying to build in. rain showers in indiana sinking south. we're in between with a quiet sunday morning, leading to more sunshine this afternoon. a cool couple days before the warmup and spring storms to talk about. details ahead. a 22

p>>jennifer: and i'm jennifer pepstein in for laura moody. plet's start with a check of the pweather with dave. p>>dave: do you want to see psomething pretty? pbeautiful morning. pbeautiful outside. pgranted, we're going to need phours but we have 51 degrees. pnortheast winds at seven miles pan hour and that's a gorgeous plake mirror. pit's 48 degrees. pbut sun is up already. pwait until we get to the 9:00 phour and we'll be in the mid 60s pby that point, on our way to the pupper 70s once again. pcourtney bright. p>> we're in good shape in inellas county. pwe do have a minor accident on pthe southbound side. pyou can see here it's all off to pthe right shoulder. ptraffic is getting by delay-free pfrom this point down to the inellas bayway. pno big problems to slow you pdown. pwherever you are slow is the pveterans expressway. pusual time of the morning ptraffic is backing up from that pdale mabry onramp ramp ramp all the way pthrough gunn highway. pand remaining heavy into phillsborough avenue. pgive yourself 15 minutes heading pout through t

jennifer: hopefully one day nick: this will happen. jennifer: thank you. here's your chance to own one of the two fiats pope francis used last year. it is being auctioned off on charity buzz.com. the latest bid $250,000. the proceeds go towards catholic schools and charities. the cardinal dolan will bless the car at the auction. steve: fun watching him zip up and down. take a look at this. greg and rosanna in for a surprise this morning. david hasselhoff, a special mystery guest, tackled a bunch of topics, including his role in the baywatch reboot with duane the rock johnson. >> i said you've got to get me on the beach. we took that shot and went around the world. i think they know i should be more a part of the film. steve: he also promoted his six-episode that spoofs his life and career. no one cooler than david hasselhoff. >> the wait is almost over for "empire" fans. jennifer: the hit show returns tonight at 9:00. jussie smollett gives us a sneak peek at the drama on the way. steve: and lamar odom struggling with addiction again. how since 1961, pearle

this is meteorologist jennifer schack. jennifer, happy march. jennifer: thanks so much. happy march to you. jonathan: thank you. jennifer: 15 days until spring officially starts. jonathan: wednesday, the reds took on the indians in the first spring training baseball game. jennifer: i heard they did well, right? jonathan: i don't know. i called my dad to talk about it. he said the weather's good. i don't know how the game went. jennifer: the talk in the newsroom, they're doing well. jonathan: the forecast is doing well. we got a little dicey here and there. jennifer: moisture today, a dreary, wet, damp day. then a couple dry days when we get to warm up nicely. a stretch of above average days for the work week. take a look. satellite and radar this morning, lingering flakes trying to scoot out to the south and east. haven't seen much for the 275 loop in cincinnati metro. the line of snow showers moving through indiana, now into northern kentucky. falmouth to dry ridge. over interstate 75 if you're heading south. it's not going to be a problem, kind of slushy snow showers o

jennifer: consensus. jonathan: i understand that you once created a meatball out of three different kinds of meat? pork, meat, and? jennifer: the ill. recently -- veal. we recently dropped that part. we do perform desperate for the firm and crumbly months. jonathan: i never thought about it. i do like those. i don' t how you get there. we will hear from richard about the saucy' s been making out there. jennifer: every days a great day for italian. jonathan: same temperatures? jennifer: yesterday was so cloudy there was only a brief window of sun, but today we are talking about lots of sun with afternoon clouds developing. hard to climb because it has been such a chilly start, 30 to 31 degrees right now, plenty of sunshine. the north wind sticking around it to the afternoon. the system bypassing us to the southwest near louisville, snowflakes in eastern ohio. didn' t quite make it for us. we been in between the systems with sunshine this morning and clear skies to the night and quiet conditions. highs in t

jennifer: welcome back. a dry step for most of us but we do have brain building in the seven counties. nothing on the radar, but across indiana, some rain showers and a moving into carol, gallatin the wind county. moderate to heavy intense rain that is spreading to the east and it will continue into midday and we will see scattered showers today to midday and afternoon hours. at one point, not all of us getting wet, but we will see something today. the rain will be getting heavier in grant county in the near future. if you are running for the bockfest 5k, it is dry and cool out there. temperatures bottom out in the low 30' s this morning and climbing out to the mid 30' s. eight miles an hour. visibility at five miles with thick cloud cover. we will keep the clouds around today and they will bring this showers from time to time. not a washout forecast, but showers for all of us at some point during the day. temperatures climbing to the mid to upper 40' s. it will be liquid precipitation with mild temperatures

jennifer: what's that mean. jonathan: the big wheel. jennifer: oh, of course. we had those. thing you were riding yesterday. that wasn't a wheel. jennifer: you jonathan: you hope they're not queueing up the video for that. the weather is beautiful. jennifer: it's going to be more beautiful. this morning, clouds. this afternoon, sunshine. 52 today. that's on the way to 62 tomorrow. sunshine for monday with scattered clouds. we'll see more clouds around tomorrow afternoon. there is the slim midday sprinkle chance. but overall, it's a dry day and mild monday, mild to warm tuesday, near 70 with the sunshine. get out and enjoy, because we get into a wetter weather pattern starting for wednesday into next weekend. periods of rain and showers through the stretch. jonathan: tuesday, 50 becomes the lowest we go for right next four days. jennifer: all temperatures above freezing in the forecast. jonathan: have yourself a great sunday, everyone. >>> good morning. split decision. donald trump, ted cruz and bernie sanders each winning two states on super saturday, while a d

this is meteorologist jennifer schack. how are you? jennifer: good. jonathan: i am heartened by the six days today. jennifer: i feel like we got gypped on the sunrise all weekend. it was great today, greg yesterday. nothing great coming out. jonathan: we will have hope for next weekend. jennifer: when it will be wet on saturday. think -- the cloud cover has not broken up yet. 20 of sunshine this afternoon helping the temperature. no precipitation right now. today we will bring back some sunshine this afternoon. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 30' s. basically steady through the night and the morning. we do not have the south winds increasing much. waiting for sunshine, we should climb into the 40' s pretty quickly. s. a mild day today. than yesterday. we will keep the warm up into the work week. we do have some sunshine and rain to talk about. timing for both of them, coming up. sounds good. jonathan: -- sounds good. sound -- it was a great weekend for donald trump. finishing a close second. marco rubio came in third place , he had 16. john kasich fo

let's talk local weather with jennifer. jennifer: we have a dry morning. saturday. this morning, livg erg clouds but no precipitation. clouds are on the way out. today. quiet. it will be the second half of active. especially for central and eastern parts of the tri-state. even reporting some fog for central and eastern ohio. haven't seen any locally. visibility, though the clouds continue, not a lot in the way of fog at the surface. visibility is up around six and seven miles. same at the station. nine miles in wilmington. 37 degrees the current temperature. winds are faum. calm. humidity has dropped back slightly drier air returning. the dew point has dropped off. the humidity following suit. the winds are calm. visibility is high. temperatures this morning are chilly, but above freezing for the region, and will climb nicely once we get the sun back. satellite and radar showing quite a bit of the cloud cover locally and then we break out into some clearer skies just to the west. that should bring back a lot of midday sunshine today. and we'll keep around sunshine f

jennifer: welcome back. for 185 years, this general store was the heart of historic rabbit hash. until it was destroyed by a fire last month. now people around northern kentucky and the area are coming together to build it back for the ashes. joining us this morning, colonel d of colonel d herbs and spices. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. jennifer: you have a connection and want to help out. tell us about it. >> my heart as been in habit rabbit hash for years. i have a lot of friends there. it was always great to see the con sent that used to be returned at the general store. it's a landmark that needs to come back. it was heartbreaking to see the fire. i was actually moved to tears when i saw the news. and was down there the next day talking to don claire, the president of the historical society, saying okay what can we do? we've got to do something. the rabbit hash bash. jennifer: tell us about it. >> it's next saturday. it's from noon until 7:00 is the total hours. auction. we've got some

jennifer: jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. leon: three people pleaded guilty in their roles in delivering the fatal doses. tragic development and odenton -- in odenton, a toddler murdered, dying of blunt force trauma. a 22-year-old is charged with murder. this is the first homicide in anne arundel county this year. a terrifying ordeal of domestic violence against a young mother. after being assaulted by an acquaintance, and when she went to drive home, her attacker was hiding in the backseat. tom roussey explains the chain of events that followed and how the suspect was caught. tom: fairfax county police say this all began very early thursday morning. attacksold mark breaks a 28-year-old woman in what the police say was an active domestic assault. she was taken to the hospital. ricks fleas in her car. the police and security received a report that ricks has come looking for her. they don't find him, but they find the car, eventually returned to the woman. she is released from the hospital, she is driving a short distance away

jonathan: jennifer, thanks. we may be getting answers into the accident that led to a car flipping over a bridge on i-275. a family surveillance video was actually pointed straight at the bridge when the 12-car accident happened. do see it. the family does not want to be identified. but they realized their home surveillance camera was pointed at the combs-hehl bridge when the car wend over the landing into the ohio river. campbell county's police chief says family members have come forward to say they haven't heard from their loved ones since tuesday's accident. the person involved works in the area and traveled across the bridge to and from work. >> that individual was last known to be in the campbell county area and frequently bridge. >> we are going to do everything in our power to get the occupants out of that vehicle. that is our first priority. jonathan: the vehicle is in about 27 feet of water, but investigators don't know if the victim is still inside the car. special equipment to pull the car out of the

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jonathan: thank you, jennifer. part of our sports team is traveling, but news 5's george vogel is still here to keep you up to date on all things tournament play in your morning sports. george: we have reached a round of 32 in the ncaa tournament. elsewhere in the show, elise and derek have filled you in on xavier and u.c. xavier picked up what could be help down the road. stephen f. austin knocked bob huggins and the west virginia mountaineers out of the east region last night. dayton lost to syracuse yesterday. two-seed michigan state upset big-time by 15th seeded middle tennessee. just the eighth time in history a 2 seed was bounced by a 15. later today, john calipari and the kentucky wildcats will be in a big-time battle. the wildcats meeting indiana. it will be an interesting matchup between indiana veteran point guard kevin farrell and wildcats sophomore tyler ulis. the second round. many feel both deserve higher seeds. indiana a 5 seed, kentucky a 4. in the round of 32, tipoff in des moines set for 5:15. jon

but -- jennifer: i heard it worked in l.a. because it put more people in the theatres when they did that. >> reporter: cinemas are doing anything they can. steve: going to the movies is a rarity. to make it an event makes sense. especially in new york, people aren't buying the massive soda and the massive popcorn the way they used to. they need to make more money on the tickets. you're getting a better experience. seems kind of fair. >> reporter: yes. one last thing, bring a jacket. effects, i was getting cold. so -- steve: always a good idea. it's too cold. all right. good deal. thank you, simone. jennifer: show them the money. some of soccer's biggest stars want a raise. steve: and they all happen to be women. how members of the u.s. women's soccer team are fighting to make as much as men. jennifer: rapping about getting high. it's been going on for a year. can anything be done to stop artists from promoting drug use? lisa evers tackles the issue in fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our have re

this is meteorologist jennifer schack. hello. jennifer: good morning. jonathan: it doesn't feel like spring. it's okay. it does because the pear blossom blossoms are out. the magnolias have been ones. not the dogwood. something else coming out and they're all hanging out, looking beautiful. last seven days. going to enjoy them and the cool air in the next couple days. we were riding a high to get everything to bloom. then it's cool for the weekend. we'll come back out of it. jennifer: spring peak wednesday. midweek, temperatures look fantastic. this morning, spots are in the 20s. wilmington at 26. the rest of us at 30 right now. but we have a little bit of a wind chill to factor in and the 20s. compared to where we were last week, it's a chilly start. everyone with clear skies, visibility is high at ten miles. we have a couple clouds aloft. clear sky ies y ies in terms of visibility. not anticipating fog and we are dry. wlwt radar, we were getting ready for the mess of rain and wet snow. this morning, it's a dry start. we'll stay dry throughout the morn

jonathan: jennifer, thanks. funeral arrangements have been set for a 4-year-old boy police say died after being put in scalding hot water. austin cooper's funeral is set for tuesday at hare riggs funeral home in middletown. franklin police have charged the boy's stepmother, anna ritchie, with child endangering. she admitted to putting the boy's legs in scalding hot water as punishment. the next day, his father found him dead. a minerva man arrested for kidnapping a girl from missouri is being held on $500,000 bond. 41-year-old eric shotwell went before a judge on saturday, charged with one count of kidnapping, two counts of rape and one count of assault. website, say hi, earlier this month. picked her up and brought her back to ohio. once at his home, the teen told the police, shotwell wouldn't let her leave. she texted her mother, who called the police. >> keep an eye on your kids. stress to them the importance of being safe with social media. watch your kids. jonathan: the teen was treated at akron children's

jennifer donelan joining us. they can take care of 42,000 time -- 4,000 people at one time inside the visitor center. it is huge. jennifer: it is huge. a ton of people. constitution avenue, as i'm sure you know here is back open for business. we have a lot of car travel here. now we are seeing the officers with the guns out. long gun, automatic weapon there with the officer. visitor center just beyond it to your right still lk down. everything else is open. the visitor center will be closed for a while for the investigation. jonathan, wened, were talking with people as out.were being exited they all describe a calm situation but a scary situation. announced there were shots fired. the story from the theater. going on. movie a voice that came over the loud speaker that said, "this is capitol police. shots fired. stay in place." the one theater where they were, the people in there describe others being escorted into their theater and out of were in.er they we have not confirmed where the shooting occurred but they

jennifer has the forecast. >> neki: all on jennifer.>> todd: >> live, the one and only local 10 news starts right now. >> neki: g good saturday morning every one. it is march 5th. i'm neki mohan. >> todd: and i'm todd tongen. makes me mer a little nervous while i drovein. >> neki: why? >> todd: because of the wet roads. do we have more rain for the ekend jennifer has the answer. >> jennifer: and we have a few showers but we expect more later on today. not a complete washout but with the east breeze back in place. that will help bring moisture right onshore. so this morning coastal showers impact north bay village and also down into wynwood as well. but again, these are light driz olz or quick moderate shower. quick movers but even though high pressure is in control a a a mentioned. the easterly winds will help bring thosehowers onshore. also, notice this area of cloud cover. tracking to the east which means we'll have a cloudud day later on today. i'll have more on that forecast cong up. neki. >> neki: thanks a lot jen. police are searching for main who tried to to kidnap teen walk h

jennifer, the sunshine will come back today. jennifer: some sunshine later today. a cloudy and dreary start from last evening' s reign. it is pushed out, but we still have dan conditions. satellite and radar showing no ongoing rain, but cloudy skies, damp conditions, dry on the radar. it will take a break today. we are not anticipating any rain to return. visibility downtown between five miles and seven miles. a couple of spots in the eastern community may see some fog. right now the wind is combating any fog development. as we head into the afternoon, high-pressure across the great lakes will think a little more south. it will strengthen some and try to work against that cloud cover, moving it from north to south out of the region. the farther north you live in the tri-state, the better chance for sunshine and a little bit earlier sunshine this afternoon. slightly drier air to work against the cloud cover, keeping the showers at a today. it will be short-lived. it is headed for the mid-atlantic as soon as tomorrow. more moisture from the gulf of mexico. it is not

yes, it's jennifer lopez. >> nice try. >> isn't this kind of like the anti-vegas? >> this is -- yeah. it's like i couldn't be doing two more different things at the same time. >> j. lo's feeling a little roughed up by her crazy schedule. but as for her face? that's makeup from her series "shades of blue." the season finale is next thursday. >> i might have been bitten off more than i can chew for the first time ever. >> when did you realize, when were you, like -- >> i realized it fifth weekend in a row that i had to fly somewhere to work. and i was, like, okay, this is crazy. >> reporter: she's stretched so thin jennifer worries she doesn't have enough time for her kids, max and emmy. >> just a juggling act and being a mom. the kids are coming over and we have dinner together. you know what i mean? >> how do you work that? >> i have to see them. i don't see them and they don't see me, it's not happiness. you know what i mean? i get up and like this morning i had vocals, training and then i have, you know, i had to work out. and then i sit down and i have lunch wit

{jtrack: jennifer hunter works with the northern kentucky health department. several years ago health officials were startled when they discovered hepatitis c cases in northern kentucky were 19 times the national rate. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services:> {04:08 "they had actually told us, 'i am sharing needles with other {04:13{jtrack: if hunter can't help people get clean, she says can at least help them be more safe. hunter is helping launch the first needle exchange program in northern kentucky. the program begins wednesday afternoon in williamstown in the grant county health department . to participate you don't have to be from grant county or even kentucky. you also don't have to give your name to get fresh needles. nurses will be on hand to offer treatment. the challenge hunter says, will be getting addicts to try something new. < jennifer hunter, director of clinical services, northern kentucky health department:>{07:35 "what everybody tells us is it takes some time for them [the addicts] to build trust. maybe the firs tor second week nob

jonathan: thanks, jennifer. a big day for xavier as they clinched the second seed in the tournament as well as a bye. elise jesse and derek forest have more in morning sports. elise: good morning. this afternoon, a senior day as they take the court for the last game in front of the home crowd. number 24, smu, is in town. the bearcats need the win to fortify their ncaa tournament resume. yesterday was senior day for james farr, remy abel and kevin kocher at the cintas center. it was a chilly start. creighton leading by as many as nine points. xavier had to dig their way out of a deep hole. james farr, the senior, giving the muskies the lead. he finished with 16 points. xu led at half, 44-41. the guys in white coming out hot in the second half. myles davis here, going to drive, get the floater, led all scorers with 24 points and seven assists. muskies wrapping up the regular season with a 98-93 win and take the two seed in the big east tourney next weekend, derek. derek: it was closer than expected here at the cin

jennifer: thanks. while zika might be a health concern, new hampshire is already in the midst of an epidemic of a different kind. tom: right now according to a new poll, people in new hampshire say drug abuse is the number one problem facing the state, dwarfing jobs and the economy, by some 26 points. more problematic, according to manchester's police chief nick willard to joins us live in our studio at 5:00, a new mix of drugs is emerging on the street that could render the life saving antidote narcan ineffective. >> i haddity the drug dealers actually don't know what they're sell at this point. so they'll go to lawrence, massachusetts, get their supply and put it on the streets and they may represent that it's heroin, but it could be fentanyl, or it cot be heroin something we've seen increasingly more. tom: the chief also says we are losing this war on drugs. josh mcelveen joins us live now with more on the issue. josh: losing may be, but not giving up. this problem has the attention of lawmakers, la

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mark: let' s check in with jennifer with the forecast. jennifer: good morning. we do have some sprinkles pushing out this morning. it is a little bit damp and cloudy. no additional rain to push in this morning. we do have the cloud cover and upper 40' s and low 50' s currently. not a lot in the way of fog but we could see patches of fog with visibility at one or two miles. through the afternoon, highs back into the 60' s. another mild afternoon expected. we' ll talk about where the temperatures are going, coming up. india: we had a closure on westwood northern all of our. that has cleared. everything is clear there. this is75 at neumann way and the roads are nice and clear. 71, 75 at cut in the hill, very light traffic north and southbound. right now things are clear. kyla: thank you. the nfl is buzzing with free agency excitement, and it' s beginning to have an impact here in cincinnati. mark: the bengals leaving, staying, and still on the market in your morning sports. kyla: a former felon hitting the runway? this convict back in the news, and what his plans a

jennifer correa here with a look 64 degrees out there right now. >> jennifer: >> good morning todd and nicki where the rain has been, it's been miami beach. here's a look out of hollywood beach. dark clouds rolling near the beach and that could possibly wring light drizzle and alive look out of fort lauderdale tower cam. no rain here but you can see waking up to mostly cloudy skies. on radar northeastoid mied. we've been trk a few showers. actually trking inlands well but not really holding on. now surfside north bay village in miami beach and downtown miami. still the best chance for showers continuing on in the next hour or so. also high pressure is building in across the southeast. but even with that high. we still have enough moisture to producuc the coastal showers throughout the morning. neki. thanks a lot jen. >> neki: turning to a safe tai lert in pompano beach way young girl is almost grabbed right reet. you can see in the surveillance video. she is rung while this van is that criminal still on the run this morning as weontinue to learn more about the terrifying ordeal. >> tod

jennifer was on the floor trying to stay out of range. and he shot her four times. andrea is hoping her story and domestic violence advocacy helps others before it's too late. she says looking back, she saw signs of abuse in her daughter's relationship that led to her other daughter's death. now she wants to encourage others to speak up. >> let people understand that other people have gone through it and that it needs to be talked about. >> andrea is hosting aawareness symposium. proceeds will support a program she created in her daughter's memory. that offers empowerment to women who experienced or at risk of domestic violence and abuse. as for moody, his crime spree didn't stop with the murder of jennifer. he kidnapped others. moody was later found dead in a swamp from a drug overdose. >>> on monday, d.o.t. crews will close a bridge in gaston county after an inspection found a number of it's the bridge on hills creek road between dallas and stanley. traffic will be detoured to old willis school road and rine road. it's unclear when the

jennifer: and good morning. we're starting in the 70s. but it feels good out there. i still had the windows down and it's all nice. but also still that breeze, check out the wind speeds up at 16 or 15 miles per hour i should say in fort lauderdale. winds mainly out of southeast. no rain on the r rar and we will keep it nice and dry for the rest of todayut changes come owrg way. i'll have more on that coming up. >>> >> todd: developing news now out of chicago over night donald trump speaking up aboutpostponing his event after violence broke o before his arrival. punches thrown with clashes to supporters leading to five arrest ooze this. video shows one officer getting he wasit in the head way bottle. he did need stitches but he willll be okay. another two officers were injured. here's wt trum had to say over night. >> i think we have a very divide country and it's been that way for a long time. it's sad to see. divide among many different groups and it's horrible. i don't take responsibility. no one has been hurt

p>>jennifer: welcome back. pthe time right now is 7:30. ptampa is in the running once pagain for another super bowl. p>>russell: we're finalists for pone of three games. palcides segui is at raymond pjames to tell us why the nfl preally likes coming here in pfebruary. pkind of obvious, though, right? p>>reportr: russell, you have pthe beautiful weather, you have pa great stadium, the wonderful eople here of tampa and we've pdone it before. pwe have the experience. pevery time we host a super bowl phere in tampa bay, it's psuccessful. phere is the issue. pwe're competing with four other pvery good cities as well. pyou have atlanta, new orleans, pall those locations that i pas well. pthe competition is very, very pstiff but again, we do have some pgood news. ptampa. pwe also have the upgrades to praymond james stadium. pabout $100 million worth of prenovations. pit would include two end zone pvideo boards more than four pones. pvideo boards on each of the four pcorners of the stadiums as well pand it would also include a new pconcourse. pthe

i'm here with jennifer garner! [ cheers and applause ] the new movie "miracles from heaven" is in theaters right now. we're gonna play a new game called "truth or door." [ cheers andnd applause ] truth or door ooh [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. we are going to need another player. and we found a good one. he's currently starring in "the people versus o.j. simpson" on fx. please welcome cuba gooding jr.! [ cheers and applause ] i love you, buddy. that's what i'm talkin' about. come on. come on, buddy. yeah. i'm lovin' the hair, man. looking good! [ cheers and applause ] looking good, buddy. all right, now, the game works like this -- it's not a buzzer. >> i don't need -- >> jimmy: no, no, no. please, no, no. the game works like this. on your turn you choose either truth or door. >> okay. >> jimmy: if you choose truth, you have to honestly answer one of the personal questions contained here in the truth h box. [ laughter ] and if you choose door, one of these dare doors will open and you must accept whwhatev

jennifer: mind blown. my kids have slept in, which is nice. the nice weather, been out in the evening, been sleeping in in the morning. this weekend, we get a break from the nice weather. jonathan: cold temperatures help you cozy up and sleep more. jennifer: if you were hoping for a few more winter-like days. i have it in store for you. 30s and wet snowflakes. it's been a month since we've seen snow. we have the cloud cover in place. it's dry outside, though it's atmosphere. some locations, we may be seeing sprinkles make it to the ground. i haven't had ground confirmation from anyone yet. but we'd need heavier bants to make it to the ground. we have very dry air at the surface. it's heavier in indiana, heavy in west virginia. in between, light precipitation aloft. temperatures in the mid 40s. that's an important note. if we're going to see wet snowflakes, we've got to keep it in the 30s. showers. it's our north and east counties later this morning in the low 40s. the potential to cool back in the 30s and see wet snow. we'll talk about locatio

but jennifer says don't hold your breath for that one. .> andrew: fingers crossed. >> jennifer: be prepared. someone wilget rain today and yesterday, yes, there was browardd but remember everything tracks to the south. way. that is the good news. i can't wait for that cold front to arrive because that will bring our temperatures down for early this week and for the start of spring. now temperatures have been in the upper 70s for the keys, low 70s across miami-dade and broward. 74 degrees, ft. lauderdale. miami at 72. now check out the radar. not much going on for us; however, some light drizzle and some moderate rainfall out west have been pushing in over weston and just the westernn edge of broward county. that's where we are seeing the rain this morning and where else are we seeing it? well, out west as i just mentioned over the gulf waters. stronger and heavier showersr of rain or that cluster of rain i should say. the cool front well to the north of us and that cold air still has some time to get herestill has some time to get here. it will, i promise. but before then, we will probably

it was jennifer lopez's pink couture that received mix reviews. the star showing off curves in a short pink silky mini. the dress also shown on the designer's website. did you see the dress she was wearing? it was pretty stunning. >> it was, and i have nothing to except you was looking good tonight, miss j. lo, always. >> there are no words. what i will do is go and google that image. >> it was just a few months ago that rita wilson shared th wonderful news that she is cancer free and healthy. and she is busier than ever with a new movie coming out a new cd. i talked to rita about how music helped her he ♪ >> how has music helped you in recovery? >> music is a thi actually can change your mood no matter what you're doing. whether it's listening to music or being able to write these songs it's been an amazing outlet not only when you're feeling sad, but when you're feeling happy too. rita wrote songs about her life for her self-titled album including her 27-year marriage to tom hanks. he makes a cameo in her video and he will travel with rita on

thanks a lot jennifer. developing news out ochicago tonight. donald trump post poang his event after a rash of violence broke out before h arrival. protesters qulark supporters leading to at least five arrests. this video showing one police officer injured in the chaos. plairnt hit in the head with a beelt. he needed stitches but showbd k. another officer a a two civilians were injured. here's what trump had to say over n nht. i think we have a very divide countrynd it's been that way for a long time. it's hard to see. it's divide add among different groups and frankly it's terrible. >> i don't take responsibility. no one has been hurt at our rallies. that we had one the other day 25,000 in florida and never had anybody hurt. >> neki: chicago police say they did not request the event to be called o. and they a shiewrtd trump campaign that the imop front runner would be safe. weave much more on the attention and reaction from his rivals head at 10:30. >> todd: durn turn nowg to a one and only exclusive. >> jennifer: 10-year-old girl and her fath

jennifer garner stunning. the only thing i couldn't help wonder was what if they swapped because i think her hair may have done better with that bright blue. so you see jennifer's brown hair and blue grabbed the contrast together. brie being her first oscar plus she won something timeless and classic that was something i would love to see. >> she's very young. this seems like an older dress to me. >> that's true. i think she did great with this. it's what it would have looked like. now cate blanchett. she can pull dresses out and it doesn't look like a disney however, i thought with jennifer's new hair color what if she had done something more colorful. she always wears black, red, navy. so let's take a look. jennifer in a little bit of color. such an interesting kind of softer look and cate does no wrong. she can wear pretty much anything. it's unbelievable. >> interesting. now kate winslet. i love her. she's one of my favorite people in hollywood. she chose a fashion forward fabric. it was a custom dress. th

by the way, he can dance. >>> coming up, exes ben affleck and jennifer anniston at the after party. >> joe tells m all the stories about all the night's most memorable looks. >> lady gaga's three dresses. >>> plus we have a couple of stars whoskeped the oscars for a sexy vacation, a katy perry and orlando bloom photo exclusive. >>> but it was another crazy oscar night from our live preshow on pop to all those parties. what about buchon, what keeps them running? >> it never gets old, i think i'm more nervous than i ever have been before. so to be here today really feels extraordinary. >> what keeps you going. >> it's a film i'm really proud of, and mycolleagues. so it's an honor. that's why you do it, you're a storyteller and you want people to come and see it. >> we were in the car here and we keep saying, can you believe this? can you believe >> what keeps you going on a night like this. >> coffee. >> you like the whole s thing. >> i don't like to do it, but i'll do it. >> then there's kevin hart. >> what keeps running is that you're going to have a great amazing time. >> "e.t's" red

p>>jennifer: oh, yeah. p>>charley: the closer you get, pyou realize it's all just made pup of little itty bitty dots and pyou back up and it's a gorgeous ainting. pwe have music, a little dancing, pa little fun to get you started pand we'll have a "good day" ptoday. p>>jennifer: looking forward to pit, charley. pthank you. p>>russell: 6:47. pyou have to hope five times is a pcharm for space x after pscrubbing five launches in the plast week and a half. pthey say it's a go today. p>>laura: 90% go forecast for ptonight's falcon nine launch. pthunderstorms today but they pshould be clear by midday. ptonight launch window opens at p6:35. pfamilies of three crew members pwho died when the el faro ship pin october have accepted psettlements. pthe tow services has agreed to ay half a million dollars to pthe families. pthe notice was filed earlier pthis week in jacksonville. pso far the company has settled pwith the families of 14 of the p33 crew members who died. p790 foot long el faro sank in phurricane joaquin o

so what is it going to be, jennifer. i like cloud cover but not shower ises. >> jennifer: i don't mind the cloud cover. temperatures are warming up to upper 70s this afternoon. you can see the beautiful hollywood beach. dark clouds south of the beach. but winds are picking up as well. and here is a look at 70 degrees in fort lauderdale and miami. key west 69 degrees and winds have been out of the north, right. and there will be an easterly breeze setting up this afternoon. and on the radars, showers that impact the coast line. there is a shower two mimes just to the east of you and it is developing and that is producing moderate rainfall. and those areas around surf side and north bay village could see rain again. they are fast mover ares and that is swinging through south florida. more details on the forecast coming up. >> todd: a correction's officer is behind bars after allegedly trying to extor the inmates. >> reporter: she is the vet van officer that shook down cadets for $20,000. she used the stolen money they beli

i am here with jennifer schack. jennifer: happy last day of winter. might as well and it with a few of snow showers, right? 80 we should take some time and think about some nice living, because this weekend is going to line up to be chilly. some rain and even some snowfall at times. here is a look at the wlwt radar. downtown, it is just been some rain. coming from the northeast, we do have some wet snow. we do have ground confirmation in wilmington of a rain and snow mixed. depending on where you are at this morning, for most of us it is just liquid. in other places, there might be some wet snow mixed in. the heaviest precipitation is ongoing right now over the next hour or two. it will then start to wait and slide off to the east -- wane and slide off to the east. here is a shot of the city. i do not expect to see any sunshine today. temperatures will be in the upper 30' s to around 40 degrees. heading into the afternoon, it will mostly just the cloud cover out there. s. not much of a climb. it is a chilly start to our spring, but there is some forec

jennifer: i'm a little afraid to say. we are getting multiple reports more people were thought than the three we know of. we confirmed and we have been unable to confirm the number. we'll hold on that until we get a firmed up number from the sister station there in richmond. jonathan: all right. as soon as you do we'll go back to you. thanks. moving on, rush hour can be a bear but in virginia transportation mega-projects will reduce congestion. mike carter-conneen joining us live in the newsroom to explain how this might work. mike: vdot provided an overview to the lawmakers, stakeholders and the reporters like myself on this plan for 84-mile network of express lanes across northern virginia by the year 2021. of course, there are already the high occupancy toll lanes on 495 many drivers are familiar with. using already 66 outside the beltway and inside the beltway. more toll lanes flagged. also you will see vdot crews doing environmental assess thomas put in more on this area and south end of the 95 corridor. in stafford

jennifer it is your turn. will it be truth or door? door? what door, what door, what door, what door? >> three!umber three! your dare is you must -- >> you must play with my balls! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no! >> yippee ki-yay.w, yee-haw. >> all right, yee-haw. >> steve: you must hold these frozen water balloons for the rest of the game. [ audience ohs ]aby. >> steve: that's nothing after the story i heard last act. >> jimmy: it's like holding the ice.blem. >> steve: enjoy. no problem. [ laughter ] >> steve: cuba! our time -- let's take our time and enjoy the game.here we go. it's my turn. here we go. >> oh, you gonna play, too? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. do you wanna ask me if i wanna play --uth or door? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i'm picking truth. come on.eers ] you are the weakest link. "tell us about the night you lost your virginity." [ cheers and applause ]with door! here we go. door. hey, guys, when it happens, then i'll have a story. i'm going with -- i'm gonna go with door.go with door -- no! is it frozen? it's frozen, right?o

jennifer schack is live at u.s. bank arena. good morning. jennifer: good morning. we' re going to be talking to the mongolian marvels, the strongmen. let me say, they are legit. i already tried to pick up these kettles and they are over 50 pounds. they' re tossing them around like a big deal. they are the real deal. you get a chance to meet them if you come down before the show starts, and are before him. he is doing his own little number. i am not sure about this. how heavy are those? >> 999, 1000. jennifer: tummy about the impressive -- tell me about the mongol in marvels and how impressive they are. >> i am a little out of breath with the workout. as you can tell, they are all the way from mongolia. they juggle these cattle bells -- kettle bells like they weigh nothing. during the show itself, they built a human pyramid that stretches from the ground up about 40 feet in the air. jennifer: how many are there? >> we have the three strongest guys and a bunch of slightly smaller girls who fly in the air. they' re tossing them around. t know. there are three of them

thanks jennifer. righghnow a special dirty dhieng has outraged many in south florida after we exposed the reaurant that had 110 violations. the owner told bis phone since she were addressed they've been naifnld is everything is great and jeff weinsier has learned that is far from the truth. first of all don't touch. you want to get arresd. 110 violations. the worse inspection we've seen nay long time. that was back in january. kevin who owns china bufffy at 113th and bird road didn't want to talk us to about his 110 violations. but today we were wack again. and we need to talk to kevin. >> not here ch. >> can you call him? >> no here. sorry. >> i want to talk to you. don't, don't touch my camera. why do you keep? why is the place not getting better? >> kevin wasn't here. state records show since being ordered shut back in january, in sphek towards have been here nine times. china buffet ordered shut again. february 4th. 74 violations found then. on february 22, another 86 violations found. many repeat