the centerville police department says it doesn't believe the public was exposed to the poison. the cdc says exposure to potassium cyanide can quickly cause death by interfering with the body's ability to process oxygen. potassium cyanide is used commercially for fumigation, electroplating, and extracting gold and silver from ore. stacey: a plea agreement today allowed former iowa legislator kent sorenson to avoid a domestic abuse trial tomorrow. warren county prosecutors charged sorenson in connection with an incident at sorenson's home back in july of 2015. sorenson waved his right to a trial by jury and planned to steve: opening statements got underway today in the murder trial of a boone man. the trial was moved to decorah because of pre-trial publicity. prosecutors say alexander fazzino killed his wife in their boone home in january of 2012. they claim fazzino feared losing his job with the fareway food stores if she divorced him. emily fazzino's grandfather founded fareway. stacey: several bills pass the iowa house today expanding gun rights in iowa. as cynthia fodor shows

the city of centerville has deemed twelve mobile homes in the city to be unsafe to live in... and that's leaving some people without a place to stay... the city of centerville has been working with the owners of the highlander mobile home park since last november. many of the homes in question have health and safety issues. on wednesday, owners of twelve home were told they only have seven days to find a new place to live. the trailer park owner jeff carley says the city won't allow him to rent out the trailers ... so he plans to simply give them to the residents so they can move back in. none of the people evicted have appealed to the city. two more iowans have been diagnosed with the zika virus... that brings the total number of cases to three... the new cases were found in women... one traveled to the caribbean... none of the women were pregnant. zika is believed to cause birth defects in pregnant women. the mosquito that carries the virus is not in iowa. but health leaders are warning travelers to take steps to prevent mosquito bites... spring break is right around the cor

it started when police served a search warrant at home in centerville... they say drugs weren't the only thing they found inside. they were concerned about an unidentifiable white power... so they asked for help from the guard. members of the 71st civil support team determined the powder was potassium cyanide. the deadly chemical is used in gold mining. police haven't said how it ended up in the home. once the guard gave the all clear... meth.. drug paraphernalia... and a rifle believed to be fully automatic. police made two arrests. 38 year old raymond rhodeman of des moines.. and 43-year old renee zanders of centerville. zanders' photo hasn't been released. both are charged with possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of a controlled substance. des moines police say the search for a murder suspect is over... on january 24th... 71-year old beaten and stabbed to death inside her found inside the home belonged to ali yahia. 09:03:34 he had , we know now, through the course of the sustained a serious laceration to his hand. he went to the hospital

the city of centerville has declared 12 mobile home trailers in the city to be unsafe to live in. and the residents of those trailers weren't given much time to get out. ' i think it kind of sucks..because what i understand they only have seven days,,and they dont have no place to go. centerville has been working with the owners of the highlander mobile home park since last november. concerns over safety of the homes. wednesday...12 homes were notified they have seven days to find a new place to live. 'some of the minimum housing violations..are related to health and safety and the health of the residents. its a very tough situation at this point. were trying to work with the mobile home owner, local agencies the people to find a place to move to. were very proud of our town, and we want people when they come to our town.. to enjoy it and recognize its a good place to live.. were also very interested in the health and safety of all our residents. we reached out to trailer park he says the city won't allow him to rent the trailers out ... so he plans to simply give them to the resi

storm center going to our south tomorrow, it's going to be too here are reports coming, from cape cod centerville, 8.9 inches of snow. sharon 6.2. summerville at 3.2 inches of snow. new reports, the official reporting stations both in worcester and at logan, worcester picking up four inches of snow so far and logan airport now up to 4.7 inches of snow. closing in on that 5 with the snow coming down, we've got .3 inch of snow but this does interesting things for the stats for this winter after getting a slow start. sar a wroblewski has been looking at that with that last report of snow, our season total so far 21.9 inches and we are where we should be for this time of year, so we are getting back on track. worcester, you need a little bit more. you're about a foot below average for this time of year, but still you're climbing and we have more snow falling right now and it wasn't just the snow today, it was also the wind, so gusty out there, we had extreme gusts, tropical storm force, man nuk it had gusts 65 miles per hour. winds have died down, but they are out there creating low visibility if you

one involved in animal and the roadway in anderson on centerville road. the other is hit and runa in and white house road. that would does have white horse road blocked. geoff: normal temperatures for this time of year. dale: they will beginning back to normal by tomorrow. yesterday, up to 60 in today more like mid-fifties. foggy in spartanburg. some areas has fog locked in, but it will give way to afternoon sunshine and the clouds and precipitation from last night will move out and we will have a nice day today with temperatures a couple degrees cooler than normal. the mountains will climb to mid 40's and the upstate will reach mid 50's. tomorrow, temperatures go from 55 to 60 per afternoon highs. as a look ahead with the four day plus forecast, we will be in the mid-60's saturday and sunday. warmer than normal weather on friday through the weekend. showers in the forecast. it gets cool next tuesday. geoff: thank you. this morning on "today," the battle for south carolina continues as gopopresidential candidates duke it out here, including marco rubio te

two people, 43-year-old melissa zanders of centerville and 38-year-old raymond rhodeman of des moines, are facing several charges, including firearms and eric: new information also in the apparent meth-related death of an iowa inmate. 25-year-old jessica lee died while in custody at the page county jail back in december. the iowa dci now reveals the cause of death was acute methamphetamine toxicity. they say she called someone hours before her death and admitted she sneaked meth into jail inside a body cavity. the dci is still investigating, but no foul play suspected. shaina: and just over the iowa border in omaha, the woman who made headlines when a tiger bit her is now accused of trying to bite a police officer. jacqueline eide was arrested over the weekend. two teenage boys say she kept trying to grab them. police found her drinking. they say she threatened to kill officers and eventually bit one of them. eide had just been in court, working on a plea deal for the trespassing incident at the henry doorly zoo. her attorney says eide needs help for a drinking problem. eric: i think

i just heard from larry in centerville and he's as we got three quarters of an inch of rain in 20 minutes. you don't see that this time of year in boston very often. the strongest wind and rain has moved off to its east right now. the heaviest is just leaving gloucester. this will all be exiting by 8:00 tonight. it is very fast-moving. wind gusts 60 miles an hour atop blue hill observatory, six -- foxborough 53, many over 40 including boston, bedford, 41 -- 44 nantucket. it's hazardous driving around. there's a lot of debris on the street.

these are ones that i think will be close, centerville 77, 70 the possibility of 13 to 15 around here. these are ones that i think will be close, centerville 77, 76 in san jose, napa is 80, one off from 1943. san francisco 76 would tie going back to 1930. sfo 75 in downtown oakland 80 would tie records from last year. a few high clouds and that's it. a teeny bit of fog in the valley but i don't think it will play our way yet. keep an eye on it but there's too much of the police. 50s and 60s in berkeley is 58. it's pretty mild here. 48 gill and higher elevation scotts valley 61. 61 saratoga, that's really warm for this time of the morning. north at 14 sonoma county airport. north east at oakland airport and even downtown oakland 28, 48 to qaeda, 56 in monterey. they will set records, sacramento possible. high-pressure is our fair weather friend but it will not stick instead, it will break down by wednesday. today and tomorrow will be the warmest day. it felt hot yesterday for february but by wednesday the temperatures come down and we go back to the 60s and rain on top for thursday. su

this image of a funnel cloud in centerville, mississippi.

centerville at 20. and windchills are single digits and teens. we will lo >>> 4:39. welcome back. we are dealing with th coming our way, and it looks like the one this weekend will be even colder. saturday will be a brutal day, and today, we are chilly out there. teens and 20s now, and temperatures will not move much. by lunchtime, 25 to maybe 30 south, and the windchills will mostly be in the teens, and the southerly areas may see windchills in the low 20s. partly to sunny day, and a couple of snow showers in the mountains, and this evening, notice the temperatures will fall off back into the teens and 20s overnight. tomorrow a few more clouds in the afternoon w the chance of a flurry or late snow showers. i will be back in 10 minute at 4:49 talking about the weekend shift. >>> in your fast drive right now, at least the traffic is good. we are talking about the beltway, 95, 66, 50, and the vw parkway. that's good news there. also good news for commuters, running on schedule for you this morning. traveling eastbound on i-66, areas for manassas, and making your way into fairfax and

a dozen people in centerville are scrambling to find new places to live... the city is evicting people from 12 mobile homes at the highlander mobile home park because of health and safety violations. the city has been working with the park owner since november to correct the problems. unless they file an appeal... those being a 700-thousand dollar mistake won't be corrected... iowa workforce development made the six figure error in 20-14... paying out more in unemployment benefits than recipients were supposed to get. some tried to return the money... but at the time were told to keep it. today state leaders decided they would not seek to have the money returned. workforce development also says it routinely sends money to people who shouldn't get it. 46:10-46:28 probable ten percent of what we pay out every day we're paying out to fraudsters, we're working hard to cut that figure back and we're ... to prevent claims workforce development says it wasn't aware of the over-payments until an audit was complete. they also say the problem occurred under previous i

r-m-a- armament will move its manufacturing operation from rock island to centerville. applications for military and police. the company will occupy the vacant iowa national guard armory. the move will bring 20 jobs to town. 'we're really excited this is a business that would fit well in appanoose county. were a big outdoors county, we have night rifle here, we do enjoy being outdoors. this is a military based company, and we happened to get home base iowa, were a home base iowa county and city on january 8th which is the same day that this president of this company came to the governors hunt. tonight on the channel 13 news iowa national guard history. two women are making history by combat guard. 18 year-old dakota doo-see doocy and 20 year old megan ree-skuh reaska have enlisted to serve in positions that have never before been available to women. hear the at 10 o'clock on channel 13. after four years of waiting, hundreds of iowans finally got to celebrate another birthday today. terrible to be born on leap day, but i think its awesome because you still get to celebra

. >> someone tweeted us said it is snowing in centerville and sticking to the side roads. >> it's not the accumulations we're concerned about because it's moving too quic but it is the sticking because the surface is so cold and that's exactly right. so tony, that probably might have been a secondary road but that's what you have to be careful out there. if you're taking a shortcut anywhere, make sure it's an area where the roads have been treated. what is coming down tonight is going to stick. some of you haven't seen anything at all but some of you have seen a flurry or two. moving quick with the frontal system and it's going to be out of here but the cold air is sticking around and staying in place. any of this that does hit the surface is going to stick if it's on untreated services. we have a winter weather advisory in effect that expires at midnight. wind advisory, this is going to kick in at 3:00 a.m. in it's the second part of our story. gusty northwesterly winds which is going to produce significant wind chills over the next 24-48 hours and those winds at 50 miles per hour. b

i just heard from larry in centerville and he's as we got three quarters of an inch of rain in 20 minutes. you don't see that this time of year in boston very often. the strongest wind and rain has moved off to its east right now. the heaviest is just leaving gloucester. this will all be exiting by 8:00 tonight. it is very fast-moving. wind gusts 60 miles an hour atop blue hill observatory, six -- foxborough 53, many over 40 including boston, bedford, 41 -- 44 nantucket. it's hazardous driving around. there's a lot of debris on the street. continue until 10:00 tonight. the strongest winds are going to be in the next couple of hours and then they will die down. the other story is we are up in the 50s, 54 boston, colder air is just across the border into new york. we will go subfreezing tonight. most of that will be after midnight. it is not a flash freeze but things will freeze up overnight , 20s central massachusetts and 32 in boston by tomorrow morning. will take a full look -- we will take a full look at your forecast coming up. >>> like it or not drivers have two tickets it. here is th

up as the sunset at the iconic boyer moore, a limousine pulled up, it wasn't the headliner, it was a centerville high school teachero who was just minutes away from o meeting her idol. ido >> i had all the partridge family, all the david cassidy albums and partridge family albums. kelly hen situate has been a die hard david cassidy fan since she was a teenager.r. more importantly, some would say david cassidy brought her back to live. one of them that really resonated that i sang over andad over and i even held my phone up next to her ear so she could c hear it in the hospital was i think i love her. last summer kelly and her son war involved in a serious car rec. both in left in a coma. kelly was unconscious for nearlr two months. the doctor said talk to her h. it might help pull her out. it might cause her to react to something she hears. it's very important. they said the longer you're in u the coma, the less likely you y are to ever come out of the comc much that's exactly what her her husband did. he said and played cassidy's songs. two years ago before the accident, kelly and her husbands

one of the weapons is possibly a fully automatic. 43-year-old melissa renee zanders of centerville and 38-year-old raymond lee rhodeman of des moines are charged with drug and firearms violations. that case is still under investigation. the trial of a former boone man accused of killing his wife began today in winneshiek county. 41-year-old alexander fazzino is charged with first degree murder is in the death of emily fazzino. she was found dead on a bathroom floor at the couple's home 4 years ago. fazzino's trial was delayed several times and a judge granted that change of venue. we're getting some new information about an overnight stabbing on des moines' southeast side. police say the victim called them from the quik trip on southeast 14th street. the man told officers he'd been in a fight at a nearby party. police say the man's injury is minor. officers arrested daniel cruz . he's charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. cruz was also wanted on a previous warrant. steve: ice jams are causing flooding concerns here in there is a flood warning in boone county. kcci's vanessa pen

as we make our way centerville to the beltway moving along round once more volume picks up same story bement way to 14 street bridge inbound commute is queue e. same torrey on the beltway looking for good. if you have traffic bwi, dalla dallas, reagan national call carrier ahead of a flight. we'll switch it over from the maps aside from the quiet cameras. vre normal service. metro bus normal service metro gearing up for normal service as well and keep in mind federal offices are on today. back to you. >> fuel oil is up to what spilled into the po po mack near reagan national last week the oil was so theed in the water last wednesday and it was calling the spill minor and and environmental impact. and have been pulled from that matter to be cleaned and rehand. they need money to fight the zika virus. houvrp the president wants top set aside ahead. >> snow in some areas this morning this is 270 clarksburg road. we'll have moran this wet tuesday morning commute ahead. we'll have moran this wet tuesday morning commute ahead. 4:39 is the time  >> officials s

the winning ticket was sold in centerville ohio, which is just outside of dayton. three $1 million winning tickets were sold in ohio last month. i' ll take it. now to the bearcats. >> the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the sportscaster: another close game for you see, and you know how that has been working out this reason. but i am getting -- guessing, i cap, they are on the outside looking in this time. jeffrey is on rebound, 13 points in the first half. time running out. james woodard, three-quarter court shot. i have not seen a team where more things go wrong for. you see down two. the lay-up, and now overtime. in overtime, you see down by two, jacob evans, opens in the corner, fires, and mrs.. that was you season best, last chance. they lose it 70-68. wildcats looking for revenge against tennessee. mari has plenty of experience heading from long range. he had a career-high 25. kentucky wins 80-70. the boys basketball tournament is under way tonight. at hamilton hi

if current plans move forward, a new middle school will sit on this land off centerville road by 2018. sarah mayhew's children will attend the school and she doesn't want contractors to cut corners. sarah mayhew/parent: "we should be choosing materials that will last 50 or 100 years. not what looks nice or is the cheapest." mayhew is part of an advisory board that's planning for the new school, which will replace the current bedford middle school built in 19-28. a competition gym for liberty high school is also part of the project. contractors have indicated the cost will run between 45 and 51 million dollars, a figure that angers steve arrington. he was serving on the county board of supervisors last year when the group reached a consensus to spend no more than 38-million. steve arrington/former county supervisor: "the $38 million is a number we picked because it's a real number and a good number. the very fact that anyone would look to increase that (amount) just doesn't school board chairman gary hostutler disagrees. gary hostutler/school board chairman: "we don't think that's feas

we're next to centerville elementary school here again in southern frederick county maryland. and we're turning in here. looks like crews were able to get to elementary school last night or earlier this morning and clear most of the parking spaces out. however if you can seat reflection off the lights that's not a wet reflection that is icy reflection. this whole parking lot is a sheet of ice. that was kind of the issue yesterday hey do you shovel the snow that felt and then clear those walkways and then have that sheet of ice warm here. or do you wait until after the then clear it off. that was an issue. lots of folks were running into yesterday here of course they cleared. we had the ice covered roadways here and we're going to keep our eye on school closings i have not seen anything go up yet on frederick county maryland schools but i heard montgomery county is closed for today. so we'll keep you updated and send it back into you. we're headed to gary's house to get breakfast now. >> he's not there, good luck. >> i think he's not there he was supposed to go grossy shopping

the cape cod times reports joseph kronin ran a stop sign at strawberry hill road and pine street in centerville saturday night. he then hit a passing car causing it a roll over. neighbors who saw the crash followed kronin when he pulled away and pulled into a driveway of a nearby home. he will be in court. the woman driving the car that kronin hit was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> 4:09. boston mayor marty walsh is praising the teamwork that led the arrests in operation mean street as they were happening on friday morgue. that operation led to the indictment of 56 members of the ms 13 gang on murder, weapons and drug charges. fbi said the group was recruiting middle and high school aged students. >> it protects a lot of teenagers and young people in the neighborhood by getting some of these gang members off the street and gives neighborhoods -- neighbors a feeling of peace and calm. >> julie: many of the gang members arrest ready from south america. >>> this morning, fire officials are reminding people it is a bad time to be out on the ice. a man was found dead in

down here just accepting off of the outer banks a back section back up into the colonial parkway near centerville road watching a few slightly heavier areas move on out when the band going from north north westerly. com back to northwest are very light right now eventually tonight they shift around to southerly or south easterly that's when we start to see them more rising temperatures and more warmer air because right now we have chilly forties near the coast when she get back in the upper there and then across areas of the northern locations let's say northern neck peninsula middle pencil you can see those readings also are cooler in the forties a look at some fifty showing up interestingly enough for northern areas there of the eastern shore and then definitely chilly forties back cross or to northern and western parts of our viewing area with warm or fifties that's the important thing warmer fifties down in north carolina and that's what set to move toward us. so tomorrow morning the rain chance is not going to reign in all locations not going to rain at all times but we will have scattered s

we also have -- can we get some information on mannasas and centerville somebody wants to know on facebook. >> we also see it kind of weakening for you. >> they're on back end. probably at the very end of the rain with the storm. and we have seen some impressive rainfall amounts. we've got at least doppler-indicated reports of at least 1-2 inches of rainfall that have come in just west of dc. >> almost 2.5 inches of rain as this line came through. and we did have some flash flood warnings out to the west i'm believe i'm seeing in the chat room that a lot of those warnings have expired so far. it looks like there's still one out there for western portions of loudoun county and into northern portions of prince george's county as -- prince william county as well. pepco is reporting over 2,200 without power from pepco. virginia, 6600 without power there from dominion. bge reporting 2,500 without power. the bulk of the storm activity has not yet gotten to southern maryland. >> we do have new severe thunderstorm you can never hear it too often. charles, saint mary's, king jovrnlg, stafford until

areas, from gaithersburg, north, to germantown, and up to yourbanna and frederick and leesburg and centerville and manassas and cullpepper and warrenton, and then as we head toward 8:00, 9:00, 9:30 10:00. the bulk of the snow showers are east of us. still some slick spots. temperatures mid to upper 20s. anything not treated, this will leave a coating on it. and it will make it very slick. overnight, a couple of spotty snow showers here and there. and same thing tomorrow. but tomorrow, look at these temperatures. in the morning, 12 to 19. wind chills like minus 5 to plus 5. and they are not going to move much us are looking at 21, 22 in town and yes, you saw sox readings up north -- some of the readings up north stay in the teens. and the wind chills starting tomorrow morning, here we go at 6:00, zero wind chill in the forecast. plus five in the district. by 8:00, minus 5 to plus three. that's it. and as we go through the day, 11:00, wind chills in the low to mid single digits. and maybe they flirt with double digits down in fredericksburg. and a brutally cold saturday. but the good thing about

emphasized that a lot of planning has already gone into the new middle school, which will be built off centerville road. they say the 44- million dollar amount includes space for student collaboration but not a lot of frills, which some opponents have implied. sarah mayhew/parent: prisons. they are no longer one rooms school houses and they're not starbucks, nor were the plans proposed ever intended to be." with this funding commitment, school leaders say they can now move ahead with architectural planning and design. their goal is to have the middle school open by the fall of 2018. live in the lynchburg bedford newsroom, tim saunders, wdbj7. leaders in danville decided against privatizing the water plant in the city. this afternoon the danville utilities commission looked at proposals from two different companies. water department leaders say going private has its benefits and they wanted to make sure costs are kept as low as possible. the wastewater treatment plant was made private in 1998. today, the commission decided against the sale. new tonight, the supreme court of virginia has denied an a

chatham county, orange county, alamance county, franklin county, if you're watching from centerville, lewisburg, franklinton, forcing that rain as well as northern wake county. and, forests rain from the northeast, this will on invade sampson county, eventually johnson county, the bottom line, forecasting this evening heading out, make sure you do have some raingear. what's happening in the upper going on? map. there is a southern branch of the jet. pupil disturbances riding through e t t we, en when moving through the deep south kicking off the ring. it's this one here over texas we are going to watch because i could kick off some severe weather this evening or a parts across of central texas. if you joined elizabeth at noon on wral she showed you that moving . it's down to the south and will become stationary so we are on the cool side of the front. it will be damp and cold tonight, during the day tomorrow and into tonight. this front shifted back north as a warm front putting us in position to have warm, moist coming along. upper-level energy is out west into texas. that could help

this image of a funnel cloud in centerville, mississippi. there's also a big change coming after this storm, and we begin with abc's linsey davis live tonight in new york. linsey, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. just over my shoulder and out of sight, an accident just happened here within the last five minutes. those who did venture out on the roads are making their way home slowly tonight. the roads are already icy, and only expected to get worse in the next few hours. the wintry mix, not just messy, but downright dangerous, as drivers struggle to get traction on the icy roads. across north carolina, snow and ice are to blame for more than 1,500 car accidents in less than 16 hours. 500 accidents in virginia. at least one person killed. police are asking drivers to stay off the road. further south, multiple reports of tornado touchdowns. in mississippi, this house, destroyed. this high school campus, damaged. in louisiana, winds ripping apart this car wash and pizza hut and sent debris flying. >> i seen it, like, coming at me

and 58 for centerville. here comes the showers, they will be here this afternoon. your futurecast is coming up in a bit. highs today in the mid to upper 50s. another mild one. asecond chance for rain this week. larry, over to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:30 is your time. a few adjustments for the train riders this morning for you. it is both on the eastbound and westbound side that we have one lane closed, 15 minutes ago asking commuters in the area to slow down because they had a few go past them at a high rate of speed. another update shortly. over to you. >>> good monday morning. i'm allyson rae. >> i'm mike walter. breaking news overnight. two stabbing investigations underway in the district. the first a double stabbing at a popular restaurant and lounge in the northwest and the second one in the chinatown area. >> and we are joined from the northwest, a busy night for police. >> reporter: very busy night indeed. good morning to both of you. if you look behind me, you can see where the double stabbing investigation is underway. areally long night for these guys wit

that moment centerville native alexis gomez really hit home.. that hometown girl, she even had long, curly hair." alexis had been singing and playing country music all her life...she ended up making it into the top 16 of season 14. since the show, she's signed with a management team in nashville and might be moving there fulltime. but she said, the impact of the show was as much on the fans as the artists... "american idol was all about having that connection to somebody you knew through your tv person who could have been someone from down the street." q-1o2 dj jon jon agrees...he also said idol changed the way artists are discovered. "idol has been that thing where you not only get to see an new artist, but you get to follow them in their journey on the show, that's the coolest thing about it i think." that and also...let's be honest...some of the really bad auditions were pretty funny too. william hung, remember him? "she bangs, she bangs...ok, thank you.. you cant sing, you can't dance, so what do you want me to say?" a classic..we'll miss yo

"it looked like a freakin' alien ship" like this 9-1-1 call from a sighting in centerville. "i sound like i'm insane right now. i can't believe i'm saying this." the national u-f-o reporting center has logged more than three thousand reports....from as recently as last week. sightings that include weird with 2 bright red lights over cincinnati. wertman says about 80 percent of these reports can be explained as "natural" but for the other 20 percent... richard dreyfuss on the highway.." you end up feeling like a character in close encounters of the third kind. a bit of trivia ..this scene...steven spielberg based it on a 1960s sighting right here in ohio. in the last year... the air force and the c-i-a have released thousands of de- classified documents about alien life investigations. the c-i-a actually timed its release to play off the hype of the x-files miniseries. other files were from the "blue book project" which was based at wright-pat from 19-47 to 19-69... these top secrets documents show some of the ohio investigations. while the review found no evidence that extra

sloy downs 234 centerville jammed up and slick conditions from rain also seeing slow downs on 270 as you make your way through germantown and heavy southbound traffic new york inbountd by bladeensburg delays inner loop across the belt we. it's a reason to leave early now that we see rain causing low downs. best by georgia avenue not looking hot. we have you covered about any questions back to you guys. >>> erin don't say any questions. like questions on traffic. >> any traffic-related questions. >> all right. >> that's good. still ahead a longer school year for some students in the district. >> and talk from hollywood star in budweiser new anti drunk driving commercial said to air sunday. sneak peek coming up 6:39. l at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection choose wegmans family pack ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ you can save 30% or more. from the freshest fruits & veggies to the juiciest chicken & meats. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. how can you save 30% or more? sfx: finger snap wegmans

"it looked like a freakin' alien ship" like this 9-1-1 call from a sighting in centerville. "i sound like i'm insane right now. i can't believe i'm saying this." the national u-f-o reporting center has logged more reports....from as recently as last week. sightings that include weird fireballs...to a triangular craft with 2 bright red lights over cincinnati. wertman says about 80 percent of these reports can be explained as "natural" but for the other 20 percent... richard dreyfuss on the highway.." you end up feeling like a character in close encounters of the third kind. a bit of trivia ..this scene...steven spielberg based it on a 1960s sighting right here in ohio. in the last year... the air force and the c-i-a have released thousands of de- classified documents about alien life investigations. the c-i-a actually timed its release to play off the hype of the x-files miniseries. other files were from the "blue book project" which was based at wright-pat from 19-47 to 19-69... these top secrets documents show some of the ohio that extraterrestrial objects exist, that hasn'

lamoni over toward centerville, it is lifting toward the metro. we will pick up most snowfall before noontime before it tapers off. elizabeth: across the state, that snow could impact your morning commute. here's the latest look at 511ia.org. blue means partially covered, pink is completely covered. here in the metro, snow already covering parts. you can see that. kcci's alyx sacks is out keeping an eye on things in the metro this morning, so alyx, what are you seeing right now? alyx: wind is the big factor. if you are stepping out right now, he will feel it. bundle up. we saw a gentleman walking through the parking lot on university, bundled. all you could see were his eyes. before the west mixmaster, things are looking pretty good. we did see snow at 3:00 a.m. and it was sloppy but so far it has dried up a little bit. we are just waiting for snow to kick in to that commute. it if you are on the roadways, give yourself extra time. distance between you and the car in front of you and some of the areas that are going to be the messiest are offramp

back to the maps, traveling eastbound on i-66, and you see the volume as you approach centerville, making your way to fairfax. there's traffic as far west as manassas. again, that's the accident that is still causing problems, headed to the capital beltway, and there's slow downs on the southbound side of 270, coming from germantown, making your way into town. take it easy out there. the traffic is southbound on the vw parkway, and it makes your way into bakers street northeast, 18-minute commute, and delays approaching the 11th street bridge. now back to you. >>> before 7:00 a.m., we will give away $1,000. your chance to win your share of 20k in 20 days. >> and really cute video. everyone needs a helping hand once (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. ♪[music] ♪ >>> i recognize that song, i'm not as old as i thought. as we count down to the grammys, he is up for record of the year

the next game will be at the nutter center, a week from last night against centerville. over at u.s. bank arena, the first ever sellout for a cyclones game. over 16,000 people there for the teenage mutant ninja turtle night. second period, down one. joe pendezza with a chance. didn't get enough on the backhand. cyclones down 1-zip. later, cincy down two. another chance for the clones. mulvey makes the wrister past the goaltender. his 15th goal of the year. cyclones trying to win, but didn't. they fall 4-3 in a shootout against the indy fuel. miami's hockey team beat colorado college with a 4-0 win as well. jonathan: thanks, elise. you can teach an old dog new tricks. do you want to do it during a tennis tournament? i'm not sure. four shelter dogs rescued from slums and abandoned lots around sao paullo brazil were trained as ball dogs for the brazil open tournament. their job, to retrieve balls that went out of bounds at an exhibition match thursday and give them back to the players. as you saw, they didn't like the giving back part as much as the getting the ball part. t

everything done this morning probably without any threat of showers and then once you're in places like centerville and along 66 you're going to see showers probably by 10, 11 a.m. it's in the next couple hours and by noo district itself and mid afternoon weakening a bit and push ago cross the bay into eastern shore. showers continue in d.c. at 5:00. by the time we get to late afternoon not going to see as steady as rain and probably why the flash flood watch was not extended off east of d.c.. showers may linger through this evening and i think by 11:00 it all wraps up. here's forecast for today. 57 degrees. you see the rain behind you. you need umbrella it's a wet one. mild, and winds out of the south five to fifteen miles an hour. sun and forecast. sun and clouds. 49 degrees. and next storm system comes in and talking about this all wee week. rain maker. showers likely on tuesday. and rain heavy at times on wednesday. that's in middle of the storm and where we are probably going to see another flash flood watch issued i would assume and on back edge snowflakes mixing in west on thursday. 48 degre

around a little bit delay on 270 southbound 21 miles an hour and prince william 66 eastbound jammed centerville and incident did clear on sutland parkway inbound and a car exited the roadway lost control after silver hill road and we're still seeing steady flow of traffic into the district sutland parkway and same story as you make your way 50, 50 inbound beltway backs up and metro on or close to schedule. we'll keep you posted on hump day commute back to you guys. . >> airport, thanks, time is running out for your chance to attend this year's white house easter egg roll. you have until noon today to fill out online lottery form. i don't think we minded on "fox" five news morning it's happening and the gig event is free. if you have not been i suggest you go. it's fun. >> nor do i have to take it to be a child. >> lottery results will be announced next week. this year aio roll is on march 28. you cannot participate in the easter reg roll itself. >> but be on the property. >> it might be weird but do you it. >> that's my life. >> 6:51 now hockey fans calves and d.c. department of public schools

county family doc state park quarantines in some rain pushes down into the zika of franklin county, so, centerville getting some pretty heavy rain right now. will get a closer look at the immediate triangle area, the line that moved to raleigh, we had a good jumper at the tv station. now is moving into the clayton area. there is the cleveland school area, the crossroads are more down there. smithfield, this one coming for direction, expect very heavy rainfall, gusty wind, maybe 45, 50 miles per hour. outline is eventually going to make its way to princeton, wilson and kenly. get ready for heavy rain. as we makeour way south, harness, oakland county, the line is not quite as vicious moving over the dar site, it may not be able to see 24 south and west the settlement may be ferocious and what the writer a minor. let's take a look at the weather headlines. the cold front will pass tonight starting to the east. that's why we keep rain in the data forecast tomorrow. jackets and umbrellas in handy especially during the afternoon. the chill will introduce over the weekend and we are watching for precipita

a few inches checking from falmouth to centerville here and vineyard checking in with inch and a half of snow. the band has worked through and try to push into southern plymouth county. here's the winds gusty. certainly that's the case. providence, rhode island at 48. we will continue to see gust this morning through the midafternoon hourings of 40 to you get the coastal plymouth county down the cape and island we will continue to see wind gusting 50 to 60. occasionally approaching sky. bigger concern immediately here coming over the next several hour the coastal flood threat down through the south shore and the cape and nantucket from about now right through 1:00 in afternoon. coastal flood warning in place. essentially we're watching 11:00 high tide couple of hours going into and couple of hours going out. s expecting minor pocket to hot democrat coastal flooding especially nantucket up into providence town. the most susceptible location pocket of moderate coastal flooding. thanks to the strong north-northeasterly wind pushing the ocean water close to the coastline. minor flooding i

also, anderson county, centerville road. it is moving slowly around the 28 miles per hour. he cannot stress enough the accidents with injuries, so please be careful out there with the rain and standing water that may have occurred. we are looking good on the interstates. 16 minutes from fairview road to downtown greenville. give yourself extra time and space between you and the car in front. take a look outside 385 -- down i-85 at mile marker 56. that is your beat the traffic. geoff: thank you. the clemson basketball team in danger of falling off the ncaa tournament bubble. on the road at georgia tech, the tigers shooting shows up early to give them at 13 point lead, but tech gains momentum in the second half. clemson's dante grantham hits the game tying triple with less than 15 seconds to play, but the jackets draw a blocking foul and hit both free throws. tech up two, with three seconds to play. a last look for clemson and the shot's off the mark. the jackets beat the tigers, 75 to 73. the tournament not looking so likely this year for clemson. meanwhile, high school bask

up as the sunset at the iconic birch moore, a limousine pulled up, it wasn't the headliner, it was a centerville high school teacher who was minutes away fromrom meeting hire idol. >> i had all the part rage family, all the david cassidy albums and partridge family albums. kelly hen situate has been a die hard david cassidy fan since she was a teenager. more importantly some would sayy david cassidy brought her back to live.e. >> one of them that really resonated and i even held my phone up next to her ear so she could hear it next to her ear was i think i love you. last summer she and her son were in a car accident, both left in a coma. kelly was unconscious for nearln two months.s. the doctors said, talk to her.e. reach out. it might help pull her out. it might cause her to react to something she hears because it's very important, they said the longer you're in the coma the less likely you are to ever come out of the coma. and that's exactly what her husband did. he sang and sang cassidy's songs. two years ago before the accident, kelly and her husband watched her idol play at this ti very ven

cape cod times reports joseph cronan ran stop sign in centerville on saturday night. he then hit a passing car causing it to roll over. neighbors that saw the crash drove away and pulled into the driveway of nearby home. the woman driving the car cronan hit was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> daniel: two teenagers will be reasoned this morning to enter a plea on murder charges. each accused of shooting and january. the 19-year-old was shot in the head and found underneath an overpass. >>> daniel: boston mayor marty walsh praising for arrest of gang members. we first told you about arrest operation mean street as they were happening friday morning. members of the ms13 gang on murder, weapons and drug charges fbi agents say the group recruiting middle and high school age students. >> detects a lot of young people in the neighborhood and gang members off the streets and also gives neighbors a feeling of peace and calm. >> daniel: many of the gang members arrested are from south america. >> julie: track we track traffic and weather together eve

. >> heather: a nasty crash to tell you about in centerville that happened last night at the intersection of pine and strawberry hill road. here you can see the crews working to save a woman who was trapped inside the suv. she was rushed to the hospital but is excited to be okay. police haven't said what believe there was another driver involved. >>> the nba will have more writers for the bear hike proposals. this week's meetings are in boston. what is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the other is tuesday at 5:00 p.m.. now they have two different proposals, one would raise for seven percent the other proposal by about 10 percent. the fare hikes of help the ta close a $442 million budget deficit speech at the girlfriend of a notorious boston mobster is set to say guilty. the bottom girlfriend of whitey bulger, she is currently serving an eight year sentence for hiding folger during 16 years he was a fugitive. greg was indicted for disobeying a judge's order to testify before a grand jury about other people who may have been helping to find folger, too. folger is serving a life sentence for multiple