lemonis: mike, seriously? mike: yeah. lemonis: i came back to denver after a week to get started on the new longboard. and i wanted to share with mike some work that i've been doing on my end to help the business. hey, bud. -josh: hey. lemonis: but i ran into josh outside before going in. did you share the news with your wife? -josh: i did. -lemonis: how'd she feel? josh: excited. we were on cloud nine. lemonis: what do you mean "were"? josh: well, what i've heard is that we're not taking that deal. he wants to renegotiate with you. lemonis: what was the point of the handshake, then? josh: i don't know. i-i'm a big handshaker, too, and i know from the deals you do that, uh, you do it all in the handshake. lemonis: [ sighs ] ay, ay, ay. i've been operating under this impression that mike and i have a deal. we shook hands. and now i'm hearing that he wants to renegotiate with me. what's this bull[bleep] about? has anything changed here since i left? josh: well, besides chris quitting, um -- -lemonis: chris quit? -josh: yeah

-mike: [ laughs ].. lemonis: ...a custom drum company can't find the rhythm to meet supply and demand. mike: our turnaround time is six to seven months. -lemonis: six to seven months? -mike: yeah. that's created a backlog of unpaid bills and serious cash-flow problems. chris: we don't have enough money to cover payroll for next week. lemonis: i mean, you're kind of closed. chris: yeah. lemonis: the owner and his right-hand man are out of sync. louie: the lack of communication, i think, between chris and mike, it's like -- it's just...exactly. lemonis: and the two brothers who started this business have split up... scott: what did i ever do to you? mike: i really don't want to get into all that. lemonis: ...causing a whole nother layer of crippling issues. if they can't fix their process and their relationship... mike: fixing the business and this [bleep] is hard enough. lemonis: ...they'll be forced to close their doors forever. mike: i can't take this. [ sniffles ] lemonis: southbridge, massachusetts, s

mike: sjc. this is mike. lemonis: mike and his brother, scott, started making drums in 2000. but after a serious falling out, a deafening silence has divided them for years. mike: not being able to have a brother -- i mean, you only get one life. lemonis: since then, mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: h

mike: mcdonald' mike: xerox is putting in half and the second company will not be a copy of the first. it will assist with printing services in the second company will outsource business processes. xerox did not disclose names for sheree: customers took a stand on an ingredient missing from their cheese sticks. no cheese. they are isolated incidents and the cheese more than likely melted out during the baking process but the chain says they should not have been served. aretha franklin is launching her own food line. dessert, chile, gumbo. patty labelle made headlines for her sweet potato pies. sheree: in chicago, shoppers lining up like it black friday. lining up days before the release of the latest pair of air jordans. the shoes do not go on sale until tomorrow and they go for a $650 a pair this time. mike: the best bargain around is your closet for shoes. sheree: as long as you can wear a size five. mike: an officer seriously injured in the line of duty is on the road to recovery. sheree: talking about the night he was attacked and how he is recovering from his injuries. mike: lead

mike: absolutely. in order to convince them that the strategic deal is in their interest, we have to be seen as strong. the other thing pulling us apart is we both have large militaries in the same place on the planet, when you have large militaries in the same place, you have to prepare for war against each other. you have to equip your militaries for war, and you have to train for war against each other. both sides see that you that creates an inherent tension. a big job for the next president is to figure out how to manage that relationship. charlie: i think there is increasing contact between our military and their military. mike: i believe that on the china question, the obama administration has set up the next president in about as good of a way as you can set them up for that conversation we need to have with them about, what is our relationship going to be going forward? charlie: thank you. mike: it's great to be here. charlie: the book is called, "the great war of our time." back in a moment.

it a four-goal lead. >> mike: no mike condon. mcquaid moves in. tried to play it on further. carr said no. second of the day for byron. the eighth winter classic. prior seven had no hat tricks. the shot wouldn't go. bergeron through one. battle in front. condon was there. gets the whistle and play is stopped, but not the action. >> eddie: fleischmann and krug in the scrum away from the crease. >> pierre: mcquaid taking a close eye on that. keeping a close eye. >> eddie: very good acquisition. toms fleischmann. one thing you were talking about. that's why krug was not happy with that. he talked about the enhance depth. toms fleischmann brought in during the off season. he has done well. playing with dale weise. out of the lineup. national hockey league. in the nhl out of the prairie university nearby. in the last 35, held back along by flynn. the snow now starting to get heavier. skipped on to the back. and lobbed back in. flynn kicks control. chara fed it back. emelin with it there. flynn. byron was in the shooting role. if they could have come to him, he was looking for the

mike: thank you. the sheriff is also considering designated parking spots and signs for people to do transactions. >> we will endure. there will be tomorrow as sad as , this evening has been. sheree: overcome with emotion. tonight, an indiana prince is being remembered. -- an indiana principa l is being remembered. susan jordan died today after being struck by a school bus outside of an indianapolis-area elementary school. two 10-year-olds were also critically hurt when the bus jumped a curb. 25 students were on that bust at -- on the that bus at the time. the school' s superintendent says jordan was a beloved educator on the job for 22 years. >> as superintendent of schools and a representative of the entire school community, we lost a great educator today. sheree: the cause of the crash mike: a delivery driver robbed at gunpoint tonight in pleasant ridge. police say the two girls used a gun to rob the driver on the 5700 block of montgomery road. no word if they got away with anything. sheree: settin

mike: thank you. five people are hurt, one of them seriously, when a boiler explodes at crossroads church on the west side. police say two people were working on a boiler at the church on bridgetown road in miami township this afternoon when it exploded. one of the repairmen has serious cuts to his face. the other repairman and three church employees have cuts and crossroads is still deciding if weekend services at that location will go on. police need your help to find the driver accused of jumping a curb and killing a runner in mount auburn. today, the wanted driver was identified by police as 24-year-old thomas stidhum. cathy chatfield was hit and killed last month near the intersection of dorchester avenue and reading road. at the time, cathy was taking part in the annual seven hills run. police say the driver did nothing to help cathy following the crash. >> he had the presence of mind to remove a license plate from the car and run away. and he had that in his mind, i' m assuming, to throw off th

mike: i have never done a story on a sloth. a sloth in ecuador had to be rescued after it was stranded on the highway. this cloth -- the s examined by a winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. remember snow day. when the schools were closed and the day was wide open. the first step into fresh powder was like stepping into a new world. the crunch of the snow as it packed under our boots. the drip of icicles melting in the sun. so pull the hat down a little lower. and make sure there's a cup of hot cocoa waiting. because this winter, every day is snow day in pure michigan. your snow day begins mike: no more checkout lines. kroger' is expanding in cincinnati. sheree: the -- where the stores are. reporter: you start out with a online account. you scroll down on the screen to do your grocery shopping. you order your gr

it a four-goal lead. >> mike: no mike condon. mcquaid moves in. tried to play it on further. carr said no. second of the day for byron. the eighth winter classic. prior seven had no hat tricks. feet in front. the shot wouldn't go. bergeron through one. battle in front. condon was there. gets the whistle and play is stopped, but not the action. >> eddie: fleischmann and krug in the scrum away from the crease. >> pierre: mcquaid taking a close eye on that. keeping a close eye. >> eddie: very good acquisition. toms fleischmann. one thing you were talking about. that's why krug was not happy he talked about the enhance depth. toms fleischmann brought in during the off season. he has done well. playing with dale weise. out of the lineup. >> mike: markov playing 20 years in the national hockey league. in the nhl out of the prairie university nearby. in the last 35, held back along by flynn. the snow now starting to get heavier. skipped on to the back. and lobbed back in. flynn kicks control. chara fed it back. emelin with it there. flynn. byron was in the shooting role. if they cou

-this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and 12% of your monthly sales. mike: right now we're making about $60,000, $65

mike: thank you. the mc there, our own courtis fuller. supporters of tracie hunter hoping to hold a rally at the courthouse what her retrial is scheduled to start. the family of the man shot and killed by a uc police officer has settled with the university for more than $5 million. todd dykes is leading the way on this story. the deal includes college tuition for his 12 children. settlement, his kids will be able to go to university free of charge. that is valued at half $1 s only part of the deal. uc police officer shot and killed sam dubose during a stop. of his 12 children. for the past few weeks, she spent less time grieving the loss of her data and more time negotiating with the university of cincinnati. >> sometimes it was like i just wanted to walk out. reporter: the price both sides agreed to -- $5.3 million. that' s compensation for his death and money for college tuition for his children. the fact the settlement was announced on martin luther king day is not lost on brooks or dubose' -- and

mike: moratorium on the reds bashing.

``mike: a story jamie foxx is ``speaking out about. ``at rescuing a driver from a ``burning car. `` >> a horrific accident just ``outside the home of a familiar ``face. ``>> i heard someone yelling so i ``went down and called 911 >> ``someone is tracked? ``>> yes, the car is on fire. ``reporter: red card ``crashes into a dish hitting a ``drainage pipe and flipping ``several times trapping him as it ``burst into phil aims. ``actor dreamy foxx rush and a ``help. ``>> he has emt scissors. ``i climb in and try to hit his ``seatbelt. ``>> the flames were growing more ``intense. ``>> i pull him out and five ``seconds later, the truck goes ``up. `` >> these are the tears of a ``grateful father. he' m concerned, he saved ``his life. >> i don' `` mike: the driver was arrested on ``suspicion of dui. `` sheree: three-year-old griffin ``and one-year-old alex are ``flashing their smiles here from ``burlington kentucky. `` sheree: perfect north. ``the perfect place for not ``wanting to stay at home. ``mike: i was not smiling when i ``was shoveling t

mike: maybe you need to practice. sheree: i think the first graders are nicer than some of us bengals fans. and rack you leslie, everyone is expected to be ok. mike: many drivers may be nursing injuries but they are thankful to be still here in one piece. a survivor believes it was more than just luck. sheree: why business owners say they were left out in the cold. mike: i' ve been having dreams about stuff like this. americans in the 43 states where lotteries are legal spent $70 billion on lottery games in 2014. the states with the highest spenders. rhode island and south dakota. wax it sounded like bombs going off. cars, truck' s plowing and one after another for another two or three minutes. mike: a mangled mess on the interstate, dealing with a sheree: six people were transported but what some people find amazing is that no one was killed in that crash. >> it is easy to see why people involved are waking up today wondering . the crashing meadow. for some, what happened wasn' t -- >> how can people even survive it?

mike dixon. >> hello. i'm dr. mike dixon. if you're considering plastic surgery -- >> reporter: well known, he's divorced, wealthy, and used to date richelle. >> he had a place in amarillo and i went there to get botox injections. >> what attracted you to him? >> he was funny, he was very witty, and he was enjoyable. if it can be enjoyable to have somebody put needles in your face, you know, i guess that's about as enjoyable as it could be. >> reporter: richelle and dr. dixon had dated for a year and a she started seeing dr. sonnier. >> did he know about your current relationship? >> he knew that i was dating joseph. he called him by name in a series of text messages, trying to get me to go out with him and to meet him for coffee. >> reporter: richelle says she rejected his advances but he was persistent. >> so he wanted you to see him on the side, basically? >> he wanted me to come back to him. i told him no. >> reporter: but is dixon the answer? johnson wants to find out. so he drives two hours to amarillo for a face-to-fac

mike: and i' m mike dardis. we' ve got team weather coverage tonight. in just a bit, chief meteorologist kevin robinson lays out the time line for this snow storm. sheree: but first, tammy mutasa is live with the big decisions districts have to make. that it is made with a lot of thought and safety in mind, and that is after school leaders have driven the roads and highways themselves. whatever mother nature whips up wednesday morning, michael kelley and his daughter wish they don' t have to drive through it. >> i' d like a snow day, because i have to take them to school so i can get up a little later. i wish they had off work days. tammy: kelley says his daughter at ursuline and his sons at lakota east have not used snow days yet. >> that has to be challenging, because if you go by the weather report, it' s sometimes wrong. tammy: but when you' re the one making the call to have or not to have snow days -- >> we always love it whenever mother nature cooperates and douses us with feet of snow at midnight. that' s always perfect and easiest. tammy: the d

mike: the promise has from made mike: the golden globes taking place. sheree: he treats the awards more like a standup comedy gate. appeal. >> i did it to show people that they were wrong. i world. s exciting. mike: a third graders character. she wrote a letter that her mom tweeted to hasbro. they left rey out to avoid spoilers. >> boys and girls need to see that women can be as strong as men. a girls matter. mike: she is right. they are writing to ask for chewbacca and bb8. they say the new version will go on sale later this year. sheree: a georgia teacher is on paley tonight after cell phone video appeared to show her dragging a student out of the classroom by his hoodie. he refused to take it off in class and another teacher dragged him out. he was not hurt. the teacher claimed the student threatened her. the school is now investigating. mike: couple was sleeping at the time. we have >> to find out someone hit someone with this car. mike: police finally arrested driver wanted in a deadly hit and run. when users are saying after his arrest. thankful t

mike: today, u.s. defense secretary ashton carter spoke to soldiers at fort campbell about national security. the president' s state of the reiterating the nation' defenses are strong. he also thanked the soldiers for their role in protecting the u.s. at home and around the world. >> security is like oxygen. when people have enough of it, they tend to pay no attention to it. but when they don' t have enough, it' s all they can think of. you provide that oxygen, not only for the people of the united states, but in many cases, for people around the world. mike: about 1800 soldiers from the post will deploy this year to iraq and kuwait. the soldiers are expected to be deployed for about nine months. sheree: just one day after the nfl abandoned st. louis, the city' s mayor is making it clear tonight he won' t try to bring pro-football back. tonight, many rams fans are still reeling after nfl owners voted to allow the team to go to los angeles. mayor francis slay called it a short-term blow to the city but

their state. >> jack: yeah, there's a lot more than some people know here. >> mike: a lot. >> mike: organization is important in iowa. i want to ask you about alice stewart, she was your spokeswoman- >> mike: yeah. >> jack: she departed the campaign a few days ago. is this a big deal? is this a red flag for your campaign? >> mike: no, not at all. i mean, we have 40 or 50 people on the staff and we lost 1 pepeon. and you know, we wish her well, but that's life. campaign operatives come and go, they choose to maybe go work some where else and that not that unusual. >> jack: mmhmm. >> mike: what was to me more important is that, you know, we're focused on what matters to the people of iowa. i don't think they care who's on our campaign staff. what they care about is are we interested, tuned in to- >> jack: mmhmm. >> mike: and willing to fight for the things that they know will make america terrific. >> jack: religious conservatives have always bebe a strong part of the people who support you. >> mike: yeah. iowa this election cycle that a lot of those people have migrated over to ted c

mike: exactly. charlie: this admission -- administration has said, we are going to contest that behavior. mike: but we are not. we are not contesting it in my view. we have to stop ships? -- charlie: we have to stop ships? mike: when i look through the iran nuclear deal, i was amazed at what the iranians had given up. shocked. the nuclear deal on its own is a very good deal. it sets them back 10-15 years on their nuclear weapons program. it pushes the breakout time from well over aths to year, and it makes it difficult for them to cheat and develop a weapon in secret. the nuclear deal all by its health is, in my view -- by itself, in my view, is a good deal. the problem comes with iranian behavior. the difference between how we treated the soviet union and the way we treat iran is this -- yes, we cut arms control agreements with the soviet union, but at the same time, we pushed back against their bad behavior everywhere in the world. you talked about missiles. charlie: you are saying, they didn't tr

mike: a story to tell. still no safe drinking michigan. mike: children being tested for lead. the images and stories leading many to wonder if a similar situation could happen. sheree: wrong way crash sheree: images of this colored water pouring straight into people' s homes. many in flint, michigan blaming the governor for the water crisis underway. >> they are not cooking with this water. sheree: pictures and stories leading many people to wonder, can this happen here? we look into that question. the water crisis as now a united and emotional spark across the nation and is raising questions and fear about the safety of water. mike: igniting a fight to make sure the public gets all the facts. reporter: cincinnati is nothing like flint, michigan. the monitoring of our water is basically 24/7. it creates a barrier of protection for you. with that being said, there is still some danger lurking. lines connect the home to the public water system and it is possible those pipes are made of lead. reporter: reporter: the water department says although current treatment procedures mini

mike: if you take the bus to work, from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 sheree: and download our weather app to stay on top of the snow at any time. mike: john london is live for us at the courthouse. reporter: they say they have already won so there is no point proving it again. in the hunter huddle, they collect this was a losing prosecution. her entourage formed a prayer circle. accountable for her conduct and penalized accordingly. >> all remaining charges disappeared. deepening suspicions of the hunter team about the system she had already labeled corrupt. if it was a threat to the system, and what way? >> may god be the glory. reporter: she would not expound. >> no shackling of children in >> she was convicted for giving her brother some documents. they were never presented. she is vying for the lead again. and the decision on if that decision will be opposed. judge hunter and the attorneys will return to the courthouse to see if she can stay out while she has filed another appeal. sheree: police shut down wade. one person was shot in the b

featuring our own mike milbury. twilight here. long ago, the lights on. taken along by fleischmann. >> eddie: the alumni win for the bruins yesterday. >> mike: part of the brain trust. just lost a linesman. it has been a rough day all along. especially near the benches. the canadiens predated the national hockey league. they came into being eight years before the nhl was founded. they won a stanley cup as members of the hockey association. in their history, they played once on friday, january 1st. all those years, 99 seasons in the nhl. it was 1926 and they lost 2-1 to the pittsburgh pirates. a franchise in the nhl at the time. they are winning here today and the current pirates have pitchers and catchers seven weeks from today. from talbot. he kicks it back. seidenberg able to blast it back in. five minutes to go. connolly skips it along. taken back up by eller. walked ahead and nudged for byron to lead around in front. unable to get a shot away because of the work of seidenberg as one of the canadiens' wingers. we

mike: another blast of winter weather is on the way. good evening. i' m mike dardis. sheree: i' m sheree paolello. we have the school delays at the bottom of your screen. first, we have some breaking news. a robbery suspect is shot and killed by a cincinnati police officer tonight. wlwt news 5' s emily wood is live where it happened on the west emily: cincinnati police chief elliott isaac says two police officers shot and killed a robbery suspect tonight at the corner of rapid run and sunset. he says the robberies happened to run 8:00 tonight at the walgreens and another store across the street. the chief says at the two officers spotted the suspect with what appears to be a gun in his waistband. he officers fired at him. it is unclear if one or both actually hit the suspects. police say several witnesses inside the store giving good description of the man, late 20' s, early 30' s, as he ran out of both locations. >> there is a weapon. we haven' t made a determination on what kind of weapon it is. the coroner just arrived, so now we' re able to approach the body and c

mike: there were 45 deaths. largely connected to car accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning, and heart attacks while shoveling snow. d.c. and new york city are leaving people to vent to themselves. >> if you need ambulance, how are you going to get through? god for bid there' s a fire. mike: indiana is lending washington d.c. two of its officials to help clear off the snow. metro trains are finally back in operation today in washington. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: you know if they would a few days, like we do. they' re going to get a lot of help from mother nature. a big-time warm-up is going to spread across the country. it is going to take a few days. expect close to linger overnight tonight. it will break up tomorrow one sunshine returns. here' s a big-time warm-up. by this weekend we' re talking 50' s. as we get into early next week, we may be talking about low 60' s. -- weather pattern is making a change. tonight is going to go down as a cold one. temperatures are going to drop into

i' m mike dardis. sheree has the night off. dozens of schools have delays in the morning including a 2 hour delay for cincinnati public walkers. all the information is on the bottom of your screen, or on the wlwt app. this bitter cold is not stopping local first responders who don' t have a choice when the temperature takes a plunge. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa is live in covington with the people on the front lines, keeping us safe tammy reporter: its' challenging to work in these elements. but somebody has to do it, especially when it comes to keeping the public safe. we had a front row seat with some brave covington first responders helping people tonight. on a brutal night like this one mother nature can make a job saving lives even more challenging. we come in with extra clothes and we just get ready for whatever we have to do. mike: -- reporter: whether that' s flames, falls or medical emergencies. we had front row seat to some of the runs coving first responders wasted no time getting to. >> maybe people that fall on ice

``mike: a much different story ``sheree: ``mike: check out the photo of the ``snow. ``upload your photos to the you ``local section. ``sheree: video from louisville ``tonight and the streets already ``covered. ``the kentucky governor declared a ``state of emergency. expected to move ``tonight. ``the east coast. forecast is calling for ``it' s already falling in ``>> it has life-and-death ``implications and the residents ``should treat it that way. ``mike: the snow has accumulated ``where they have seen several ``accidents in snow and icy ``conditions. `` some of the places around your ``got the most snow. ``sheree: 74 is shut down. `` `` ``mike: the snow finally arrives. ``sheree: some sun nothing and for ``others, it quickly started ``accumulating. ``the news 5 team is giving you ``the most complete coverage of ``this winter storm as it rolls ``through our area tonight. `` ``sheree: is the worse past us? ``kevin: for about 50% to 70%, ``yes. ``brian, you will see some bigger ``snowflakes. ``of us. `` ``regional picture. ``about that and that' s why we ``downplayed t

mike dixon. dance of death. >> there's a bullet. i need somebody to hurry. >> there are police cars everywhere. there's crime scene tape all around. it was just absolute chaos. >> it was an in and out job, a hit to kill this person specifically. >> reporter: tonight only on "20/20," the woman caught in the middle between two doctors. >> the kind of plot you expect from a soap opera. >> this is the oldest story in the book. this is vengeance. this is revenge. this is pride. >> reporter: a dangerous game of cat and mouse. >> accused of hiring a hit man -- >> so there was some kind of a triangle things going on. >> reporter: but who's the cat? >> no part of this is right. >> reporter: who's the mouse? >> this is a huge whodunit. >> reporter: a case with no shortage of suspects. a list of ex-girlfriends. a peeping tom in the back yard. and a con man with his own obsession. >> i'm kind of a sassy smart [ bleep ] and we just kind of hit it off. >> reporter: characters so villainous even their own >> yo

mike: and i' m mike dardis. thanks for joining us tonight. a local babysitter is already accused of molesting a four-year-old. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa reports from dearborn county, indiana, on the new charges the suspect is now facing. tammy: prosecutors say steven rokowski was a babysitter for some of his victims. then preyed on the children. tonight i spoke with the mother , of one of the victims. she was too devastated to talk to us on camera. but she says she never wants this to happen anyone' s child again. >> there are seven kids here who have been victimized in the worst way you can imagine as a parent. tammy: prosecutors say the crimes are horrific. but adding to the outrage, steven rekowski is accused of videotaping attacks on innocent girls between four and 10-years-old while they slept. >> beyond disturbing. tammy: in some cases, investigators say he made a young victim watch while he molested another. >> i think we' ve only touched the tip of the iceburg as far as the mountain of evidence we' ve already seen. tammy: rekowski i

mike: high on heroin and shooting up in children' s hospital. good evening. i' m mike dardis. sheree: and i' m sheree paolello. one woman is dead, and an alabama father is in jail tonight on multiple drug and weapon charges. his seven-month-old baby was at children' s hospital for treatment when police say the two overdosed in his room. wlwt news 5' s emily wood is live in avondale with a look at what emily: court documents describe disturbing details of a 31-year-old father found unresponsive in his child' s hospital bathroom with a heroin syringe in his arm. police say a 32-year-old woman was also found. she died from a possible overdose but police have not s mother. >> i can' of why. i' ve asked quite a few and there are a lot of different answers for everybody. emily: without knowing why, cincinnati police are investigating how 31-year-old wesley landers brought drugs and a loaded weapon into cincinnati children' s hospital. based on court documents, medical staff searched. they found a .22 caliber semi-automatic handgun loaded and chambered in his pants pocket. in additio

mike: and i' m mike dardis. thanks for joining as tonight. cincinnati police are looking for the person responsible for shooting at another car while driving on reading road. wlwt news 5' s emily wood is live tonight at uc medical center where the victim was taken into surgery. emily? emily: cincinnati police say the victim is 24-year-old iesha williams. condition here at the hospital , and police say she was shot in the side while driving north on reading road near the norwood lateral. >> this right here needs to stop. it' s the beginning of 2016 -- we getting tired of this. emily: flashing lights fill the streets of bond hill as cincinnati police investigate a shooting initially described as a case of road rage. police say it is now unclear what led to the multiple shots fired. >> it would be total speculation. all we know is we had a discharge of shots from one vehicle directed at another. i couldn' t offer what proceeded or what precipitated the shots being fired at this point. emily: police say the driver of this red chevy avalanche truc

mike lee: we will see. [laughter] host: i saw somebody float a little while back a biden-booker ticket. cory booker: what, are we going to the movies together? [laughter] cory booker: i am not tight with biden. i do not know if he will run are not-- run or not. i have come out and supported hillary clinton. i look forward to working on her campaign. [applause] host: would you prefer if biden did not run? cory booker: i think it helps the democratic process for there to be vibrant debate and discussion of the issues. i am happy that bernie sanders is in the race, bringing up very important ideas and viewpoints. in the senate, he has been one of my trusted allies. i don't think this is a bad thing to have a lot of people on the democratic and republican side. this is one of the more vibrant elections we have seen.

antoinette: mike, thank you. it's a win-or-go-home playoff showdown for the new england patriots. but exactly who will be available at game time? doug: gronk still a big question mark. frank holland is here with what we know right now. frank? frank: here is what we know for sure. gronk was limited at practice on friday. he is still dealing with knee and back issues. we also know gronk and chandler jones are two of the 12 patriot players listed as questionable for today's game against the chiefs. take a look at this. this is video of gronk from wednesday. we saw then he was also limited by injury, but at that point we only knew he was being bothered by the knee he injured in week 12. on thursday, he missed practice and we learned his back is also the back problems were a major surprise because gronk was not on any of injury reports in the final three weeks of the season. it's also a major concern because gronk has had two back surgeries since graduating from college. but it's playoff time. all hands on deck and ev

featuring our own mike milbury. twilight here. long ago, the lights on. taken along by fleischmann. >> eddie: the alumni win for the bruins yesterday. >> mike: part of the brain trust. just lost a linesman. it has been a rough day all along. especially near the benches. the canadiens predated the national hockey league. they came into being eight years before the nhl was founded. they won a stanley cup as members of the hockey association. in their history, they played once on friday, january 1st. all those years, 99 seasons in the nhl. it was 1926 and they lost 2-1 to the pittsburgh pirates. a franchise in the nhl at the time. they are winning here today and the current pirates have pitchers and catchers seven weeks from today. from talbot. he kicks it back. seidenberg able to blast it back in. five minutes to go. connolly skips it along. taken back up by eller. walked ahead and nudged for byron to lead around in front. unable to get a shot away because of the work of seidenberg as one of the canadiens' wingers. we

about the bird coaching search, mike, let's get right to it. they cannot screw this up. >> yes, they can. >> here's my problem, is the candidates, it is not a rich field of candidates. so we're looking at certain guys and we're saying, this guy, you know, luke warm feeling, everybody they are considering. >> lets get right to the latest. eagles brass led by jeffery lurie returned to philadelphia this afternoon. they spent the day interviewing chiefs offensive coordinator doug pederson. thinks fifth known interview, lurie, and howie roseman conduct since chip kelly was fire. doug pederson, you are saying luke warm, is this a guy you can get behind. >> i just don't think so. sometimes people say you have to go back and discover your future. that is what they are doing with andy reid, with doug pederson. he has been a loyal solder the whole time. i don't see command. i don't know him well enough to say he would be a good head coach. he doesn't call plays there. would i rather have a guy to really runs things first before i consider him a head coac

mike: a plan to help people in over the rhine. what the mayor says has to change before he will sign off on it. kevin: the cold and snow responsible for that 40 car pileup is on its way out. you may not feel it this evening sheree: people still dealing with that fallout from the 40 car pileup that shut down 74 for most of the day yesterday. mike: a sudden snow burst with white out conditions. look at this mass right across the indiana line on i 74. somewhere in the middle of it all looking at these crash scene photos and wondering how they made it through. we caught up with one man that says he can only think of one thing that saved them. >> i can' t believe i walked away alive. i think he protected everybody out there. mike: dixie people were hurt but nobody was killed. sheree: new developments in a the fire marshal says that they have determined what caused the fire but they are not releasing any details while the investigation is underway. so far, no one has been arrested. mike: a measure in the kentucky senate moving forward t

mike: and i' m mike dardis. thanks for joining us tonight. the level of difficulty varies based on where you live. wlwt news 5' s emily wood takes a look at the toll the weather can take on families with little ones at home. sheree: and meteorologist kevin robinson has much more on the storm' s latest track. kevin: good evening. i thought it would be best to start out with the surface map, setting the stage. high-pressure funneling in the cold and dry area. that is important as our advancing storm system begins to slide our way. numerous tornadoes across parts of the gulf coast all day long. rain changing over to his know in some very far southern locations tonight, louisiana, and into arkansas. this will eventually make a hard left turn into the tennessee river valley and parts of the appellations. look at the area that will be impacted. blizzard watches and warnings across the mid-atlantic, all the way a back across mississippi, louisiana, and eastern arkansas tonight. winter storm warnings for areas southeast of interstate 71. that has not

mike: brooklyn smith just turned five. she was taken to children' s hospital where her family was told that she is the same diagnosis as lauryn hill. she underwent surgery to allow pressure and fluid to drain from inside her brain. s doing great. family. little girl. >> she has a lot of life in her. intelligent. she loves to tell you how it is. set up. more than $4500 has been raised. taking a big hit today. since 2003. just two weeks. an unprecedented slide for the start of the year. mike: a tennessee couple could not keep a secret. >> i have a big favor to ask. show and i won' t be in today. sheree: a call to work and an announcement on the today show that surprised everyone. >> and the rain moving in ahead of a cold front. we will double tonight and talk about your weekend temperatures. mike: workers at an indiana auto shop have made a surprise trunk of a repossessed suv. they found a freezing and hungry dog. the dog spent the first three days eating and drinking water as if he' d never been fed. he' s being cared for b