easy from evanston "cuase i don't have any money. the only honest way to make money is to work hard. they call me easy julie o'neill "easy? alright how about a little easy money, i'm acutally out here as part of the 9 oys surprise patrol easy, looking for hard working people and i'd like to give you $100 from channel 9."easy from evanston"ohhh, thank you lord. can i get a hug for it?' julie o'neill"i, you can get a hug too. alright easy." easy from evanston"i appreciate kroger's, from one hand to another." tomorrow is the big five- hundred dollar giveaway... you won't want to miss nine on your side at six. it happened nearly a month ago...but it's the cincinnati nightmare that just won't go away. it was the bengals playoff implosion. implosion.today steelers receiver antonio brown made the rounds on various programs and talked about the vontaze burfict hitand the adam jones personal foul brown denied he winked as he was being carted off the field...and as far as burfict...he just called him an idiot: the nfl says it will implement a

wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live in evanston with xavier' s teal power game. dan? dan: this year marks this year marks the 4th annual women' s basketball shootout. xavier partnering with ovarian cancer alliance of greater cincinnati to spread awareness and take part in the fight against cancer. tonight the xavier women' s basketball team will take on providence at the teal power shootout at cintas center. tipoff set for 8:00 tonight. the first 500 fans will get a teal xavier t-shirt. the ovarian cancer alliance says hundreds of thousands of women worldwide will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year. they say that' s what makes events like these so important. you can buy tickets online or at the xavier box office. we' ll have links on our website, wlwt.com. live in evanston, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. time to check in with randi. randi: we get a good bit of sunshine and it will be warmer than yesterday. rings are looking up this friday morning. as you step outside, look up to the sky and you will notice clear skies. also, cold conditions. you ma

and even though game time is still seven hours away .... evanston. nine on your side's tom mckee is live with the reasons why they're lining up so early. the game is a sellout and the doors don't open until 5:30 p.m., but these students got tickets and want to be in the front row of trhe student section for the 7:00 p.m. tipoff. the line stretches from the cintas center doors back more than fifty yards away.students are anxiously passing the time -- some working on computers -- others just talking with friends.there's no doubt that march madness has come early to camus since villanova is number one in the nation and xavier is number five. brendan tenneyxavier university senior((sound)) - brendan tenney(022703) - "well, it's the biggest game of the year and definitely the biggest game in our four years here -- probably the biggest regular season game in the history of xavier basketball. there's nothing like it. we've been having a great season and just looking for the icing on the cake with a win over villanova." villanova handed xavier one of its thr

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a space heater may be the cause an early morning fire in evanston. it started in the 1800 block of this morning. this is a video sent by a viewer on the scene. when crews arrived, the fire spread to the attic. extra crews had to be called in to get the flames under control. the official cause of the fire is under investigation. the search will continue this morning for a pendleton county mother, who was last seen almost a week ago. the family of tara turner says she was with a friend sunday. he claims to have dropped tara off near the california marketplace along the aa highway. no one has heard from her since. the family will be searching the area around the california marketplace at 10:00 this morning. and we've got a cookie with jennifer schack's picture on it. jennifer: that's edible right there. >> it's going to get warmer today. jennifer: nice. i don't talk like that at all. jonathan: 50i78 trying to do a female. i'll rip a corner off. jennifer: there you go. it's super good, i already had a if anybody was going to eat it, i'm glad it's you. i'

andrew setters is leading the way in evanston with a town hall meeting. andrew: the average exam your was just a kid when the riots happened. the rest of the community and they will learn about it at the cintas center. they will talk about what has changed. they will talk about the collaborative agreement, community-taste -- there will be folks that played an important role in getting cincinnati through the post rate riots. they will focus on things like economic inclusion at the cintas center. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: a sycamore township man cited for zombie nativity scene is asking the judge to throw out the case. he is facing fines for zoning violation. the township says that he is expressing his artistic speech. lisa: the party is going strong in punxsutawney . the annual celebration has been hopping for a while. the crowd has been waiting anxiously to see punxsutawney phil. if the groundhog sees his if not, they early spring is expected. the prediction is decided ahead of time, but it is all about the party. 60 -- 65 miles north of pittsbur

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and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois...

lisa: new developments on a trail in evanston. when the city hopes to begin construction on the project. mark: looking outside live, 5:20 is your time, 31 degrees with light snow flurries. we will update your forecast and you morning commute when we this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first kyla: i hope you' re out to a great start. if you' re heading outside, it is chilly out there. a warm up on the way. we will check in with randi in a few minutes. time to honor our teacher of the week. this week' s teacher is mrs. kim rader of mason intermediate school. the parent who nominated her said mrs. rader is a true 5th grade teacher. she helps whenever she is needed. whether it' s educational, physical, or mental. she is known as the school mama. mrs. rader said she has a unique connection with her students and their families. >> i always tell them i

for now we are live in evanston, mark: thank you. the forecast. randi: we will have sunshine, just not at 5:37 in the morning. our temperatures, thanks to the sunshine, will be jumping big-time. s by the afternoon, probably mid 30' s by lunchtime. but it is cold for the bus stop this morning, 21 degrees or so at most places. you' re still feeling the chill with the coldest start of the week. on the way home from school this afternoon, 41 degrees. sunny and the little warmer. in fact, warmer than normal for this time of year. our temperatures just climb to the weekend. hopefully, kids are not thinking of last week in when it was practically 70. it will be that great, but it will be good for february standards. the rose looking good? kyla: it is friday morning, we like to ease our way into the weekend. that is what we are doing. 75 eklund l milford, starting out on the ohio side, you can see things are picking up a you know my theory on fridays, i little bit earlier. that is what we' re seeing on 75 for sure, 61 miles per hour, so speed look good. 2

same matchup on the ladies side........this one 230 miles east in evanston, illinois.... for the sixth time in a row....iowa beats northwestern....... 79-64 the final....all five hawkeye starters scored in double figures.... chase coley led the way with 19 points and seven rebounds. alex in the northern sun conference, the stretch run is underway before postseason play begins..... out in wayne......the wildcat ladies have won seven of their last nine......today, they hosted university of mary... wayne state fourth in the n-s- i-c south division....the marauders sixth in the north..... late second quarter...maggie schul-tee.....finds some room off the screen and buries the jumper....wildcats halftime....brittan y dietz buries the three for the maruaders....38-22 wayne state at recess.... to the third quarter we go.....rachel weir strikes first for mary.......the visitors opened the second half on an 11-2 run to get within seven.... but anna martensen is a stopper.......great move in the paint for the 'cats.......the frustrtation wears off.. and maggie schul-tee....takes ov

they say that glad disbrook neal, evanston are all on the scene and several other fire fire departments as well. they were concerned that the propane was right up the streetpropane was right up the street, and they were worrystreet, and they were worried that might effect it, but it is not going to affect anything and asked if anybody was injured. they said no injuries reported. as for how long they are going to be out there, i talked to them about that as well, and they said they could be here all night into tomorrow. i don't have any more information right now. i asked when that fire was started. they said they didn't know at this time but we will get back information. live in brookneal, courtney whedon, abc 13 news. >> danner: courtney, before you go i wanted to ask some more questions. 501 is closed. what do you know about traffic where they are fighting that fire. >> reporter: i got there literally minutes ago. i had to wait in that traffic. people are being detoured as we speak. every couple of minutes more i wouldn't want to say at a halt but very slowed down. >> danner: definite

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we've had some especially exciting games on "jeopardy!" recently. yesterday, we said goodbye to a champion who left us with over $100,000. today, we welcome ben as our champ, and he's got over 20-some-thousand. jill and suzy, you've got your work cut out for you, but good luck.

he has past arrests for assault and theft, and was last known to live on graydon road in evanston. mark: lesa, thanks for coming in. have a good week. lisa: here' s how you can help. if you have any information that can help police find these two call crime-stoppers. , that number is 513-352-3040. or you can submit tips online at crime-stoppers.us. remember, you don' t have to give your name, and you could get cash for clues. mark: when we continue rapper world buzzing. lisa: his debt confession and who he' s appealing to for help. mark: plus, it wasn' t the new romantic comedy that topped the valentine' s weekend box office. the superhero flick breaking february records. you' re watching cincinnati' s wlwt news 5. [laughing] honey, you gotta see this! time warner cable now makes your internet do more. honey! [laughing] honey? connected, [laughing] anywhere in your home. [laughing] honey, have you seen this video? [laughing] discover how much more is included. internet plans start as low as $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc. lisa: kanye west announced his new album release over

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and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we've had some especially exciting games on "jeopardy!" recently. yesterday, we said goodbye to a champion

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we've had some especially exciting games yesterday, we said goodbye to a champion who left us with over $100,000. today, we welcome ben as our champ, and he's got over 20-some-thousand. jill and suzy, you've got your work cut out for you, but good luck. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories for all three of you... next... that's followed by literary crossword clues with the letter "p" in quotation marks. you know what that means. we deal with... you have to identify the decade in which the dance was popular. and finally, we have this... disaster city, the facility where the texas a&m engineering extension service, or teex, trains law enforcement and first responders for events from terrorism to train wrecks. and, ben, you go first.

who are out in the community making connections and if you talk to any community council, people in evanston or hyde park or across the city, they know who denise tree house is and they respect her for bringing back resources to their community. the problem i see with the other candidates in this race, i'm a community person, i'm a progress i've is person, i'm reaching out to -- i mean, all of my life, justice issues and i fight for the collaborative agreement in 2001. i don't think anybody else can talk about these issues from that perspective. i don't see them out in the community anywhere. >> anybody else with those two people, somebody else who is sort of your model? >> well, i'm personally really proud to have the endorsement of both representative tree house and senator kearney and a number of other elected democratics in selected organizations. they've both been examples of showing to you show get things done, whether in committee or in the larger house or just coming back and being really responsive district. you know, there are people that have no clue what happens at the state hous

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. even though i'm two months late, i'm making a belated new years resolution. and it is simply that i have to get out more. in final jeopardy! yesterday, i mentioned that i was not familiar with those variations of the five-word phrase, and what happened at the end of the show? a cameraman came up to me and gave me his bag. [ laughter ] what is wrong with me? okay, robin, ben, and tim, good luck. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? and now here are your categories... a good decade. followed by... hello. tim, start.

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. even though i'm two months late, i'm making a belated new years resolution. and it is simply that i have to get out more. in final jeopardy! yesterday, i mentioned that i was not familiar with those variations of the five-word phrase, and what happened at the end of the show? a cameraman came up to me and gave me his bag. [ laughter ] what is wrong with me? okay, robin, ben, and tim, good luck. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? and now here are your categories... a good decade. followed by...

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. even though i'm two months late, i'm making a belated new years resolution.

emergency crews were called to an apartment fire in evanston around 4 o'clock this morning. crews responded to the 18-hundred block fairfax avenue where flames could be seen coming from the roof. investigators believe a space heater may have started the fire. no injuries have been reported. an 11-year old girl is recovering after a hit and run in west price hill! and right now... that suspect is still on the loose! the victim, 11- year-old london smith was hit while walking home from school on thursday afternoon. she suffered injuries to her leg, mouth and face. the driver, 36- year-old ruby estepp, was but didn't show up for court yesterday morning. she's charged with leaving the scene of an accident, and driving under suspension. a billboard in offering cash rewards for tips leading to the arrest of heroin dealers. take a look at it...its gota lot of people talking. the billboard is at the intersection of state route 48 and millgrove road. it was paid for by someone who was just fed up with the constant reports of heroin abuse. turns out the billboard is working...the warr

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois...

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. even though i'm two months late, i'm making a belated new years resolution.

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we've had some especially exciting games on "jeopardy!" recently. yesterday, we said goodbye to a champion who left us with over $100,000. today, we welcome ben as our champ, and he's got over 20-some-thousand. jill and suzy, you've got your work cut out for you, but good luck. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories for all three of you... next... that's followed by literary crossword clues with the letter "p" in quotation marks. you know what that means. we deal with... you have to identify the decade in which the dance was popular. and finally, we have this... disaster city, the facility where the texas a&m engineering extension service, or teex, trains law enforcement and first responders for events from terrorism to train wrecks. and, ben, you go first. literary crossword clues "p" for $200, pleas

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah...

a research scientist from evanston, illinois... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. even though i'm two months late, i'm making a belated new years resolution. and it is simply that i have to get out more. in final jeopardy! yesterday, i mentioned that i was notfamils of the five-word phrase, and what happened at the end of the show? a cameraman came up to me and gave me his bag. [ laughter ] what is wrong with me? okay, robin, ben, and tim, good luck. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? and now here are your categories... a good decade. followed by... hello. tim, start. let's go to 1-word stephen king book titles for $200. tim. what is "carrie"? that's it. uh, stephen king for $400, please. answer -- daily double. finding it early. [ applause ] you can still risk up to $1,000. let's go $1,000. okay, here is the clue..

new details into an early morning fire in evanston. it is believed the fire may have started from a space heater. the fire started in the 1800 block of fairfax avenue just before 4:00 this morning. this is video sent to us by a viewer on the scene. thank you for that. when crews arrived on the scene the fire had spread to the , attic. extra crews had to be called in to get the flames under control. the official cause of the fire is under investigation. damage is estimated at $50,000. >> it' s tearing me down. it is literally killing me. re at a loss for words. we don' t know what to do. jonathan: the search will continue this morning for a pendleton county mother who was last seen almost a week ago. the family of tara turner, says she was with a friend sunday. he claims to have dropped tara off near the california marketplace along the double-a highway. tara' s father says she hasn' t been in contact with her two children or anyone in the family. her phone has had no activity since she disappeared and that is highly unusual. >> she' s

state legislators are considering finer request to this phase extends the trail from montgomery road in evanston to i-71 near dana avenue. a task force has requested $1.1 million in state funding. and since the project already has some funding, the design process is expected to begin this spring. the city hopes to begin construction within the next 12 to months. 18mark: technology is giving us a new inside look at union new laser scans will be used by architects and designers as they begin renovations. they spent months processing thousands of individual scans, and now they have a detailed, three-dimensional view of the interior and exterior of the building. >> the community benefits because we' re able to get maximum value out of the investment the community is making in this structure. we can preserve this structure for the long term with the the maximum amount of work to do that upfront with the fewest surprises along the way. mark: the renovation begins this year. the cost of the project is about years to complete. lisa: back to the forecast. what is going on today? randi: it is friday. ever

evanston face chelsea. the winner between arsenal and hull city will go on to meet rockford and west ham will face shores barry or manchester united. those two teams will face each other on monday. cristano ren aldo missed a penalty and his team missed a chance to stay in touch with barcelona. ronaldo did score real's only ga goal in the game but his failure from the spot that gave the chance to equalize the match finished 1-all. 9 points adrift act let co. a chance to go above. a single .2 goals held to a comfortable win over sp v pol issue striker scoring either side of halftime. south africa's cricketers have had perfect preparation for the upcoming t-20 world cup. england back at first in j johannes burg unable get to the 20 overs. they lost last seven wickets. 171 south africa chased down the victory targets for the loss of just one wicket. smashed 71 of only 29 balls. unbeaten, hitting winning runs with more than five overs. nad nadal's tennis season has continued. the first in brazil. he lost to babl

i alicia sees me keep on top of the storm throughout the afternoon geoff lawson in evanston where they're going to be in the weather lab also jenny craig and i each a tracking the storm of course faculty looking for damaged forests while and don't forget to download your weather caster asked us what it is free to the apple store and google play. it'll keep you up to date with ly radars wind advisories and a warning if a tornado just touched down into the american red cross blood products to hospitals for patients who need them volunteers must have a valid driver's license three years of driving experience. proof of a state driving record and insurance and they must also be able to lift boxes up to forty five pounds and volunteer for two to four shifts a month we are working to get this information up for you on a website thirteen years now. dot com. day nine of testimony continues in the sinking of the elf arrow the ship sank in the middle of her lucky last october and now the focus has shifted to the coast guard's response he told you earlier this week that the ship called norfolk after

jonathan: just in, emergency crews are on the scene of an apartment fire in evanston. it started in the 1800 block of fairfax avenue, just before 4:00 this morning. when crews arrived, the fire had spread to the attic. extra crews had to be called in to get the flames under control. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you more as it becomes available. >> it's tearing me down. it's literally killing me. >> we're lost for words. we don't know what to do. jonathan: the search will continue this morning for a pendleton county mother who was last seen almost a week ago. the family of tera turner says she was with a friend sunday. he claims to have dropped tera off near the california marketplace along the aa highway. tera's father says she hasn't been in contact with her children or anyone in the family. her phone has had no activity since she disappeared, which is >> she's on her phone every day. every day. we've got a lot of family members involved in it. a lot of them are breaking down, thinking the worst. i tell them, try not think the worst yet. jonathan: t

wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way in evanston with the townhall meeting. good morning. andrew: 15 years is a long time and the average xavier student was just a kid when the riots happened. but they' ll be learning about it here tonight. tonight, the cintas center will host a town hall discussion about the riots. more importantly, they' ll be talking about what has changed since. expect a lot of talk about the collaborative agreement and community-based policing and the reforms. some of the major players you know will be in attendance, like former mayor charlie luken and pastor damon lynch iii. some of the folks you may not know, but who played an important role will also be here. the theme of the night -- how to create a more equitable cincinnati and focusing on things like economic inclusion. live at the cintas center, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: thank you. in commitment 2016, ted cruz wins the iowa caucuses on the gop side. democratic side almost too close to call. miriah turner has the latest out of iowa from the live alert desk. miriah: when it

northern worcester county peter sam templeton evanston westminster all sing just in flurries at this point with a little steadier that a while ago. but now it's flurries steadier band coming across the northern part of martha's vineyard 20 s right now headed toward cape cod this band coming through connecticut rhode island right now pushing into massachusetts in the next hour has been he aware of that going to get slippery very quickly as the snow arrives. i'm talking to you at 11 o'clock tonight will be talking about the slashing us on the south shore the snow changing to rain snow continue to push off to the north and really changed rain through 2:30 am boston in the rain you see the pink and here that's where you're getting some freezing rain meeting it's raining but it's too cold for to be melting when it hits the ground and it becomes a sheet of ice. here's a good news. you get a coating of snow one inch of snow or to even in some places in the ice on top of that becomes just across the top of the snow. the places that are cleared off watch where the worst go of it the rain will

that brings us to a fabulous chart on america, and the distance from evanston illinois. michigan,re of lake it is notchicago, luigi zingales' economics, but there is the aspiration of nominal gdp and the illusion out of the war, they green, the joy out of 1980, and then we rollover. where is the animal spirit? luigi: i think that he is too pessimistic on technology. he thinks the low hanging fruit has been caught, and as a result it is more difficult to progress from a technological point of view. i do not think so on the technological front. i think we are building ladders so that we can catch the other fruit. , do nothing from a technology we have to be condemned to a low-growth war. my concern is from a political beingion, and we are positioned to cash those fruits. i go another 20 miles around the lake again to gary, indiana. of gary,rs out indiana, that was manufacturing. the progress only helps a select group of americans. how did this -- how does it diffuse south to a greater group? luigi: i do not think it only favors a few americans. if you think about the cell

and our returning champion, a research scientist from evanston, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we've had some especially exciting games on "jeopardy!" recently. yesterday, we said goodbye to a champion who left us with over $100,000. today, we welcome ben as our champ, and he's got over 20-some-thousand. jill and suzy, you've got your work cut out for you, but good luck. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. next... that's followed by literary crossword clues with the letter "p" in quotation marks. you know what that means. we deal with... you have to identify the decade in which the dance was popular. and finally, we have this... disaster city, the facility where the texas a&m engineering extension service, or teex, trains law enforcement and first responders for events from terrorism to train wrecks. and, ben, you go first. literary crossword clues "p" for $200, please. ben. who is puck? good. crossword clues, $400. su

new details into an early morning fire in evanston. its believed the fire may have started from a space heater... the fire started in the 18-hundred block of fairfax avenue just befor four a-m. this is video sent to us by a viewer on the scene... when crews arrived on the scene ... the fire had spread to the attic... extra crews had to be called in to get the flames under control... the official cause of the fire is under investigation. damage is estimated at 50 thousand dollars. a mom is now being held on a 10-thousand dollar bond... accused of overdosing in a kroger parking lot, with her daughter in the car. she used to shoot heroin... hall will not be allowed contact with her daughter... a grand jury will hear the case on february 16th. high pressure will provide a mild weekend, along with a brief warm up. a mild weekend is in store as temperatures warm back above average with sunshine to boot! we'll climb into the mid 40s today under partly cloudy skies. the winds will be light, out of the southwest at 3 to 8 mph. we'll peak even w

at northwestern utah, whinivers which is in my district in evanston, illinois, researchers are pioneering bio compatible inks made of graphing that are used to 3d print scaffolding for tissue transplants and regeneration. very exciting. vees graphing structures can stimulate cell regeneration and also are cost effective. so mr. oranger, would you -- could these kinds of cutting-edge treatments become more widely accessible through the use of 3d printers? >> yes, actually, i just returned from your district, i was just there last week. >> okay. >> talked to a couple of folks about northwestern's interest in metal. i'll tell you, the chicago area is booming in this area. very competitive area. for this technology. and it's very important that we continue to innovate there and incubate that technology. on the bio side, i'll tell you, there's a lot of fact and fiction and aspiration. to answer your question, i think you summed it up quite well. there is sort of the short-term, there's a lot that can be done in scaffolding, and it's being done currently and i'd say we're about one to two years