the 22. i believe brad keselowski might be able to catch the 18. >> if kyle busch and keselowski battle, that could even bring austin dillon and ryan blaney into play. they're not that far back. >> what a great day for the 3 car and 21 both. what a great show they have put on today. i'm proud of them boys. >> kevin harvick in the same straightaway with them. seven laps to go. a third of the second is the lead. >> whoa! >> kyle busch changed his line. now he's got a new player in this lane. he's got brad keselowski behind him. he changed his line. it completely -- >> oh, sideways. >> to the start/finish line, finally straightened it up. that was michael mcdowell. we stay green. now it's not seconds, it's car three car lengths back. >> a lot of decision-making by these two drivers right now. he has to play the blocking game. >> keselowski is too fast. he can't hold him back. >> it's not over yet. he's going to fight him hard on the outside. couldn't do it. >> too good in three and four. can't hold him off. >> he couldn't hold that 2 car back. >> kyle busch audio. >> nothing i could

with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: what would you do with half a million dollars cash and more than two dozen stocks to play around with in a day? stephanie: school students from across central iowa got the chance to be traders on wall street at the annual stock market challenge. local 5's chief photographer don schmidt got the chance to capture all the fun on camera. take a look. " nat package out cue: even after they graduate" jack: non profit group that helps students get ready for the workforce and teach them about financial responsibilities. stephanie: a team from west des moines's valley west won the challenge - taking home around 900- thousand dollars from stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa'

. chief meterologist brad edwards is here to tell us what to expect. brad? brad/wx wall weather adlib: it was nice while it lasted! we had a nice stretch of warmer than average temps, but now winter is making a comeback especially for northern iowa. there is a winter weather advisory posted for northern iowa tonight with mostly some snow expected there. one to three inches is likely north of hwy 30 overnight while areas south are expected to get less than 1". temperatures will continue you to get colder tonight with 20s expected by tuesday morning. tuesday will be a wintry day with quite a few clouds, cold northerly winds of 10-20 mph and temps staying mostly in the 20s all day. we will try to recover a bit on wednesday, but another weather system will be coming through wed. evening with another chance for more rain/snow mix. again, the metro should not see much if any accumulation. we will see some nicer weather by the weekend with sunnier skies saturday and much warmer temps expected for sunday. our timing has been pretty lucky lately when it comes to our weekend! its day five of th

forecast with chief meteorologist brad news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie: exactly one month from today, april 1st, is the day iowa's medicaid system will switch out from under state control. now it'll be three private insurance companies who will manage the health care for some 560 thousand iowans. stephanie/2bam: governor branstad is the one who spear- headed the move, as a way to save the state money and, he says, improve care. jack: the state of kansas actually made a similar switch three years ago. sarah mccarthy traveled there to get an idea what iowa medicaid patients can expect. inside cottonwood incorporated in lawrence, kansas stories that start like this.. are common. meant."> when doctors delivered connie warkins' daughter jessie, they also delivered a diagnosis. connie warkins jessie's mother (00:45 - 00:50) <"i had seen people that were downs syndrome, but i didn't really understand what it was about."> that was 32 years ago, when help for people with intellectual disabilities wasn't easy to find. [

an interlock device in the car. brad bell reports it's raising the stakes in the fight over the maryland drunk driving laws. brad: the wreck soldier so mangled it is difficult to see in the police scene photos from june 2009. the red pickup truck in which two men died, rear ended and sent flying off the beltway by drunk driver in her silver jeep. kelly lohse sent to prison for ten years and released early in 2014. tonight sent back to jail for repeatedly trying to foil her booze-sniffing ignition >> she seems to have no conscience in this matter. brad: she walked in court to face a judge today. prosecutors claiming on the day she got her driver's license back after prison her court-ordered interlock sensed alcohol. she first lied and claimed the breath mints set it off but today admitted she tried to drive drunk on multiple occasions. >> her own behavior and decision-making prove that she needs to be behind bars. brad: this comes a it a time when law enforcement leaders and survivors of the drunk driving victims are pushing legislators to pass a big to require ignition interlock

about how an alert police officer led to the arrest. brad? brad: quite a story. minutes ago, montgomery county police say they are ready to charge the suspect in connection with the three bank robberies you mentioned. it is alleged that the bank robber started heel in new carrollton. did four bank robberies yesterday. then essentially delivered himself to police. >> the robber was bold. busy. and energetic. hitting four banks in a matter of hours yesterday. at least nine since last fall. he may have wanted his own social media bandit nickname. >> hashtags were used to rob a bank. brad: you heard that right. in the age of twiter the man in the photo give teller notes with #nopolice. #becareful. and crossbones emoji. >> it was a warning to the tellers. brad: the cops were eager to catch the hashtag robber. police sergeant spent the morning yesterday investigating one of the robberies. when he finally got a break he came here for lunch with other detectives. he came out and couldn't believe his eyes. >> i came out and parked was the vehicle. >> he stepped back and before long,

." brad/wx wall weather adlib: it was nice while it lasted! we had a nice stretch of warmer than average temps, but now winter is making a comeback especially for northern iowa. there northern iowa tonight with mostly some snow expected there. one to three inches is likely north of hwy 30 overnight while areas south are expected to get less than 1". temperatures will continue you to get colder tonight with 20s excted by tuesday morning. tuesday will be a wintry day with quite a few clouds, cold northerly winds of 10-20 mph and temps staying mostly in the 20s all day. we will try to recover a bit on wednesday, but another weather system will be coming through wed. evening with another chance for more rain/snow mix. again, the metro should not see much if any accumulation. we will see some nicer weather by the weekend with sunnier skies saturday and much warmer temps expected for sunday. our timing has been pretty lucky lately when it comes to our weekend! stephanie: day five in the alexander fazzino trial today. the prosection is done, and the defense in underway. now, with alex f

special people. i'm brad bell. that story coming up. for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. scott: there may be new evidence in the 20-year-old o.j. simpson murder case. police say someone who claimed to be a construction worker found a knife on simpson's former property and gave it to an lapd police officer who was working offdudety. that officer held on to it for two decades. they say they are now testing that nile for forensic evidence. >> he held on to it until just recently when we discovered that h we have now recovered it within the last month. scott: police say even if the knife is linked to this case, simpson is forever off the hook because he

domestic violence. two women were murdered while a child watched. maureen: brad bell has who the women were and what we learned about the suspect. brad? brad: breaking news is that the police announced that the suspect in this case has been found dead of what they believe is a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was found in virginia. he was up here on the third floor. he murdered his girlfriend. her sister and that all of that happened in front of his girlfriend's small children. tarekka jones smiles her facebook picture but her friends knew the 27-year-old mother of three had been in an abuseive relationship. they knew what court documents alleged that weeks ago, boyfriend kevin beat her and pointed a gun at her. made threats. >> if she knew, she woul left. >> after reynolds was arrested, sources say she attended the bond review and telling the court she didn't want to pursue the charges anymore. he was released from jail six days ago. >> she bailed him out and she felt bad about it. i guess this is what happened next. >> the police believe at 10:30 last night reynolds was again a

. will check back in with you soon. our triple team coverage continues. brad bell is joining us on the newsline. what are your sources telling you about this shooting? cheryl told us it happened inside the police station. brad: police are still trying to figure out exactly what is going on. first and foremost, the condition of the officer. it is not good. we understand it is a young officer who is in grave condition that could have been shot in the chest. it turned into a shooter. what we understand, and this is all subject to change because lease themselves are still trying to figure out what happened. we understand that at least two, and possibly three suspects showed up at the district three station on barlow road and they opened fire. there are different accounts as to whether one of the suspects made it into the building or if they were kept outside. thate sources telling me they made it inside the building, firing rounds. at this moment, right now, prince george's county swat team members are in those police buildings trying to clear them to make sure t ongoing danger. it is

clemency. >> rob: brad is next is the have a good weeee uh oh. oh. henry! oh my. good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you might find that comforting. love. it's what makes a subaru, >> brad: good morning everyone, welcome to the friday night final. we've got all the sports people across the country, so you've we get right to march madness. xavier watching earlier on the scoreboard probably a good thing mus the musketeers finding out anybody could be beaten today. they got to done the right way. taking care of 15th ranked weber state state. they got pressed a little bit. james farh 18 points. musketeers now preparing to face wisconsin. the 7th seed who beat pitt today by the score of 47-43. xavier moving on showing the basketball universe they earned the two speed. brad steinke is in the show me state. going to make it to the weekend xavier not one of them. they made sure they took care of that business. a perfect way to drop a round match up. they got some early offense off their bench. the

forecast but temperatures in the 50 >> cammy: >> brad: rpi, strength is schedule, good wins bad losses selection sunday. it has all been leading to this. the madness of march almost upon us and if you are like me you can't wait. the wildcats winners of the by sky conference. they are a young team only one seniors and they are not afraid to ut up the three ball over 22 attempts a game. they have to face a team as deep at muskies all season long. athletic, tough, fiscal and chris mack is a very good basketball coach. i know this had the great year but that's kind of way they've always played they really guard you. >> brad: they tip it off this friday in st. louis. we will have all the coverage. meantime, it is a trip out west for the [ s uc heading to spokane for a round one matchup. >> you got to make shots. to win six in a row, i think and you have to have a guard get hot. this is everybody. to really advance, you got to get hot. >> brad: bearcats hawks meeting up late friday night. >> cats of kunicky a surprising four seed in the east. they will go against stony brook. coach cal still

. tall time two seed, 117-7 in the for more on the muskies go to st. louis with brad steinke. >> they are hoping this their gate way to the final four. coach mack and the muskies ready for the challenge. >> it is definitely a change of pace, it is good now because we get to prove ourselves, we get to tell everybody that we are just as good as all the teams out there. we are just as good as anybody. >> reporter: tomorrow they get their first opportunity to work out at the scott trade center. in st. louis. >> brad: aly is on her way to spokane. >>> one thing that you think would be difficult for kentucky is playing in the underdog role. every year they getrie recruits that have been told they are special. never mind they are a four seed and in they won their conference tournament, they have the deck stacked against them. stony brook is the in their first to your knowledge r tournament. >> they are down 16, and this and they come from 16 down to end up winning the game away. i hope we don't play them. didn't know my room was bugged but any way, they are good. >> brad: they are pretty good. n

-- when she and her girlfriend or wife were together, thinking about having brad pitt be the sperm donor and they actually had a discussion about it. >> so she and brad pitt were actually friends at this time. she and her partner were searching for a sperm donor and she considered brad pitt. which i mean i feel like if brad pi option you should take. but a very talented option. perm donor, mike's not sa said watching, who would you pick? >> i gave it some thought. and it took me like two seconds. roger federer, total babe, let's just start there. he's tall, he is an incredibly tae talented tennis player. also he's just a classy and sweet guy and probably intelligent. i don't know. >> he must be. >> if not, you could g tennis scholarship. what about you? >> do savannah's awkward face. that cannot be yourwk >> first of t carson daly?>> no! blake shelton. >> of course! you named your dog after him for crying out loud. oh, that's a good choice. >> i like him because he's like a regular guy who's super talented, he's funny. >> >> avenue. >> speaking ofparent j interview about her twins and sh

putting firefighters at risk. somebody is intentionally destroying firefighters gear. brad: firefighting is a dangerous job. this video taken just this week in montgomery county. >> whoa! brad: a burning town house collapses, eight firefighters have to be helped from the rubble. they are safe with minor injuries things in large part to their protective gear. that's why tonight prince george's county firefighters union president is sounding an alarm. somebody come he says come has been damaging the safety equipment belonging to the career medics and firefighters at the glass manner oxon hill firehouse. >> we feel that is an unsafe working condition. to theccording firefighters union, the incident started last november when they found what they believe to be a the firehouse.in after that, a firefighter reports two cars stolen from his home, then several incidents where birds were put in firefighters protective gear. they are now reacting in a video , bl gear. >> it has occurred multiple times. i sure you wit will not be tolerated. brad: a full investigation is now underway. n

. so this is going to be a long stretch of wet weather. >> cammy: thank you erica. starts >> brad: well all it took to bounce the bearcats off the bubble was a convincing sin sunday. it is going to awfully tough to keep them out the march madness. it all gets going friday with the match up against yukon. arpi solid at 49. >> the most important thing in my opinion this time of year not just fresh legs fresh mind. you got to make sure that you team is exciting about being in the gym still. this gym as long as we can and playing as a group as long as they can. i'm a big believer in that. >> brad: more honors today for some local guys. >> to mean that means a lot when others vote for you. and place a premium and how valuable you are. just credit to those guys. >> brad: fantastic season for ulice today. he was also named player and defensive player of the year. >>> well last night the warriors set the record for the win at kentucky 1149 home gram gails. >>> tonight the panthers going off the 10th region championship but their 11 game win streak is over. mason is moving op on. nfl gets

maryland bureau chief brad bell was first to report many of the details and is now live from police headquarters with the latest. brad? brad: the police concluded a gut-wrenching press conference. the police chief himself choked up about what happened here. this car says it all. this is a police agency in mourning for the loss of this young officer as we have told you his name. jacai colson. we can show you his picture. in his uniform. he was working as a narcotics officer and he was killed in the shoot out. what the police revealed to sus more details. including photographs of the suspects that were involved outs here. >> the shooter by the name of michael ford. he apparently had a death wish. he police. his brothers named malik and elijah took videotape of the incident. we the show you still frames of the video of michael ford in the middle of the street. his gun raised. pointing at the police officers and firing. another image shows according to police a brother giving a thumbs up as his brother stands in the street the saddest thing today, officer colson was a victim of friendly

seconds. "you're watching local 5 news at 10 in hd .we brad/wx wall weather adlib: winter has roared back into the picture on the first day of march, but can we expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in between weather systems. however, our next weather system will take long to come our way with clouds increasing quickly wednesday. there could be some light rain showers developing over the metro by late in the day and into the early evening with snow developing again north of the metro. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: super tuesday voting is wrapping up and the numbers are coming into the local 5 newsroom. let's take a look at the latest results... stephanie: right now donald trump and hillary clinton are the projected winners for super tuesday. each taking home a majority of delegates from the states voting today. we'll have more coverage from super tuesday states later in the show. but first.... s

richards junior... but so far he has not been found. as local 12's brad underwood reports... his mother just wants to know her son is okay. 3 if you've been to eden park in the last week, you've probably seen these signs. they're taped to light poles and trees in the park. pictured, 23- year-old darron richards jr. 32.41-48"this is very important to me as a mother and i just want to know where my son is at so i can get him somewhere safe and sound. " cassundra terry hasn't seen her son since march 3rd. she the phone a couple of days after that, but since then, no communication. 34.52-03"well i go to his apartment every day to check and see if he has been into his apartment. no he hasn't been into his apartment 58 i went to go clean up a couple of days ago and i noticed his mediation was there."terry says her son suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. she fears he's been off his medication since he moved out of her home and into his own apartment in east price hill a month ago. 33.15-22"he felt kind of good having his own place but i knew deep down in my heart he wasn't

brad stone and jack clark. what happened here? what went wrong? brad: google is now out for that. there is an orthodoxy at out the back about creating companies within the structure that can have products and revenue. that is part of the thought to bring in executives that would be interested in creating value. saying, boston dynamics are on the east coast. it's a research shop. they were seen as being not corrupt alert -- collaborative at google. that with the fact that it is a research shop, it has led to this outcome. emily: they bought how many different companies? jack: the others are producing work in research but the difference it was wildly advanced compared to the others. the other robot companies look like frankenstein arms. dull lookinglar robots. boston dynamics makes fluid looking things that are futuristic. the robot hardware was ahead of the software to make it do interesting things. emily: what about the grand plan? wasn't the idea to reinvent the supply chain? reinvent reduction lines? was a goal with new products. we got minutes of a meeting between all the robo

>> brad: well local 12 sports is live from st. louis tonight. the second seated mess -- musketeers have done all their meantime the bearcats out in spokane but we start with the muskies team. chris mack, who by the way one another national coach the the year honor. calling it 40 minutes to houston. the musketeers went through a spirited workout. lots of great energy. chris mack looking on as his guys ran the court. it may seem like the throw away practice but for shooters it is ball finding a comfort zone. >> i think we can play with anybody in the country. everybody is playing well right now together. everybody is working hard in practice. >> we know that team had to scores the most points. >> i don't think any of our players are looking at it like it is an out of body experience. we are the same team. >> brad: well the road to the road to the final four is tomorrow. meantime the bearcats are out west a first round match up against saint jo's out in spokane >> aly: uc just wrapped up their shooter round and i have to say, they were by for the most relaxed team. they were enjoying

to that kind of justice today. brad: i'm brad bell in annapolis. coming up, we is it down one-on-one with governor larry hogan and talk roads, buet and presidential politics. michelle: we continue to monitor breaking news out of richmond where someone opened fire at a greyhound bus station. we learned that the shooter is dead. we'll have the latest when we come back. narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. michelle: we want to get update on breaking news out of richmond, virginia. go to jennifer donelan at the live desk. the suspect is dead? jennifer: the suspect is dead but we have a sad development in the breaki

and robbed somebody at the iverson mall. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in temple hills. brad, this may not be the only attack associated with this group. brad: yeah, that is exactly right. that is one of the reasons police are so concerned. they believe the same group hit at least twice. happened here in the vicinity of iverson mall. march 9, a man was walking in that parking lot near the a.t.m. when he was hit from behind. knocked out cold. left alone. the bad guys running off this way. what they may not have known is they were caught on video. we can show you the video of the brutal attack. you can see in the distance in the video. it pulls out for some reason. but you can see the group approach the m they hit him hard in the head. he suffered broken bones in his face. he was knocked out cold. he was hospitalized for several days. things were stolen from him. the group ran off. tonight, police are saying they really want the community's help in rounding up this entire group. >> so far, we have arrested three of the suspects, which is good news. we are not going to res

name. there is a lot of busted brackets tonight. xavier didn't fall victim to the up set. hi brad >> brad: on a day that saw so many highly seeded team fall, dreams of the trip to the final four crushed the second seeded xavier went out and took care of a big night. as a result the musketeers are moving op >> i'm really proud of this team our seniors especially really stepped up. very fortunate excited to move on. >> i didn't want to go home. i just wanted to be able to set the tone. we are glad to get this win. but we no we are nowhere near our goal. >> brad: you really a dominated 30 points off the bench. so as a result they've got a say on sunday around 8:40 eastern time. that's going to be a great matchup, when you talk about this wins it was the perfect way to get this win going. jump down to a nice lead early. >> rob: very well put brad. thanks very much. up sets are what make this time of year very fun, [cheers and applause] >> reporter: on a friday night it is the place to be, the student center. xavier look together make another deep run. >> i think we are going all the w

, near coney island, crashed and went to the side of the bridge. brad underwood joins us from the phone with recovery efforts. fill us in looking directly at the bridge, i could count five, at least five, that are in the water, as they continue to search for that vehicle on the bridge, almost the length. you have emergency crews, fire police, ambulances up there, as they clean up the accident. work to get the traffic getting through. we talked to the gentleman, on the porch. he heard a loud bang. three or more loud soundses. as they looked at the bridge, he saw a red suv split over the wall. the guardrail on the bridge and dive to the water. that suv immediately sank and he didn't see anyone come up or swim out of the vehicle. he wanted to do. there's nothing he could do, physically shaken up, telling us what he saw. they have more important things to do, as they continue to search the river for the vehicle and the number of people who may have been at this time. we don't know how many people in the vehicle. brad. boats. have you seen any evidence of divers going down underwater?

might have done enough just to get his name out there. brad underwood is at the fire museum. >> he did get his name out there. everyone has left the fire museum. in his address to his supporters he did mention ted strikland and says he will do what he can to help strickland win. a positivive move, as we mention earlier. outside of greater cincinnati well-known. >> i learned a lot about the people of ohio, they have hopes and dreams and concerns that deserve meaningful leadership. i learned a lot about myself, i'm not someone who is ever going to give up, i see this as a beginning. >> reporter: he says he has 0 regrets and that you are going to see a lot more of him. >> cammy: thank you. >> rob: it has been 25 years since someone other than john boehner represented the sdribt. this race is business different. see republican voters voted twice. once for a nominee in a special election in june, and again for the candidate to run in november and the results show an outsider, business man warren davidson has come out on top. >> cammy: lary davis is in middletown. >> around 10:00 tonight

rob portman. local 12's brad underwood spent primary night has reaction. 3 when addressing his supporters pg sitting phil mentioned ted strickland said he reached out to him to congratulate him and he also said he will be willing to do anything you can to make sure strickland defeats portman in the general election (take vo)sittenfeld spoke to the crowd at about boats were in but they weren't going to get the boats they needed.during the emotional speech said and felt called his campaign one of the most substantive senate campaigns in the country. eight times during his speech he was interrupted by applause very positive room after the loss state wide is a newcomer name not well known outside of cincinnati but sittenfeld says this campaign ultimately helps him. (soundbite from 11 3 he ended his fees by saying he you're going to be seeing a lot of him in the future. reporting downtown, brad underwood local 12 news another city council member was seeking a new job. charlie winburn's term is up next year.. and he was running for county recorder. retired judge norbert nadel won the

. >> yeah, and the rays lose their closer. find out why brad will be out of the lineup and how long he is going to be gone. >> the bullpen has been an area of concern for the tampa bay rays. it is an area of concern. brad is expected to miss at the club felt it was best to address the issue now. he made 41 saves last season earning his first all-star appearance. general manager matt silverman says they will go with closer by committee for now. a group that includes danny farquar. >> we feel good about it. we will feel better when we get brad back. >> i just want to make the team more than anything. you know. and if things fall into place, and you know, somebodydy wobbling would be lying to you if they out games. >>> the rays battling the bo sox. board. hank conger scores. next inning features a screening of logan's run. logan morrison gave tampa bay the lead which the staff held. shutting down the bostonon threat. in the fifth, brad miller. yard. well. therefore, the tampa bay lightning are not well. the bolts were out-shot by the stars 17-4 in the third period last night. a lackluster ef

-moving system co >> now, wyff news 4 sports. brad: the final day of the nfl combine today. the defensive backs were doubt this morning. -- a 4:34 40 yard --. it was a short offseason for the clemson tigers. just 49 days between the final game of the season, the college football playoff championship, and today, day 1 of spring practice. ricardo lecompte has more from clemson. ricardo: clemson's appearance in the national championship validated the direction dabo swinney is taking. on the first day of practice, it tebow's when he says his players are hungry for success. -- dabo swinney says his players are hungry for success. >> they understand just how small that margin for error is. we finished number two, we have been climbing and trying to get the number one and that is what everybody's objective is. there is no satisfaction on this team, and that is what i like. ricardo: mike williams will go through all drills, except being tackled to the ground as he campbell not practicing this spring, to concentrate on issues off the field. he said he is making progress. in clemson, ricardo lecomp

: looking at a washout on sunday? >> brad: heading into the big concern for chris mack was putting the d back the muskies defense. world's most famous arena. how do you stop that. brake. in the second. steps back and drops a jefrp r jumper. the lead add 23. insane pass to, x is moving on their 27th win of the season. >> i think everybody on the team did a great job of moving the ball. so, i think we had the great >> well one game doesn't mean anything for the nexts. we have to make sure both of these teams have beaten us once but we have also beaten them. it is going to be tough game no matter what. >> brad: buckeyes are the big ten post season throw down. going after hits 20th win of the the season. the buckeyes with and 11% chance of making the big dance. buckeyes on top by one. then later on, a look inside. for the power punch the lead now at five. a strong drive, hangs and hits buckeyes get it done, 79-75. they take on michigan state tomorrow. tonight. red hawks foul. they finish with the record of 13-20. >>> ache enpulls pup gets the stick back. they are moving on the finals to take

grocery chain's board chairman. kwwl's brad hanson in decorah tonight with the latest. @bhansonkwwl) "the defense of alex fazzino breaking the mold cindy is the first witness so far that hasn't been to emily's state in the weeks and months leading up her death. they say she always had a drink in her hand, and usually had a hard time finishing sentences. but beckwith paints a much different picture--especially after emily had undergone a four day detox treatment in her home in december of fazzino's mother) "she felt good about herself. she was planning on enrolling in college and going into interior clothing design. and she felt relief." the defense was very critical of beckwith's in-home treatment of emily, asking many @bhansonkwwl) "the defense tried to show beckwith didn't get her treatment because she was worried about people in their community finding out. but beckwith disagreed, saying that it was emily's choice, and she was just supporting her. we've got you covered in decorah, brad planning on enrolling in college critical of beckwith's in-home (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "the defe

exclusively to local12's brad underwood ... 3 in 10 months of life baby gabriel correll has been through a lot according to his grandmother doris correll. the sad reality, at ten months gabriel is fighting for his life and only breathing because a machine is helping him do it. 08.57.07-14"this man tried to kill our grandson according to family members and court records 35-year-old neal royal slammed, slapped and stepped on gabriel inside an apartment in reading. 08.50-23-30"she explained that neal had held him at gunpoint and beat my son like a grown man. "and then records say royal put gabriel to bed with a smashed in face and broken bones. it wasn't until two days later that gabriels father, joe correll heard what happened. 08.51.15-23"gabriel is a fighter. he is getting better but he's got a long road ahead of him. i would like some answers and some justice done. "correll's two sons live with their mother aimee correll in the reading apartment. correll says the two are divorced and he hasn't been able to see his sons since december. also living in the building, the man accused

average of 12 hundred dollars online. brad estabrooke of breucklenlen distilling company says the price is related to perception. 02:56 brad estabrooke, founder of breuckelen distilling company"in the market there's a perception that the older it is, the better it must be. i think a lot of people are drawn to the idea that if something has been in the barrel for 25 or 30 years, is must really be worth a lot of money, it must really be delicious."whisky is made from barley grains which go through a process of malting....mashing... ..fermentation,,,,,and distillation. the spirit is put into oak barrels for maturation. the longer the spirit is stored, the more desirable it becomes.03:15 brad estabrooke, founder of breuckelen distilling company "there is also an element of limited supply with those older whiskys. obviously, to have a 30 year old barrel of whisky, some of the whisky evaporates every year, so there's not really much of it." 22:18 audrey stand up "favorable laws are resulting in distilleries popping up in states like california, oregon, and new york. right here in brookl

was february and a i felt spring. it is coming. >> what is up? >> so do you know who brad is? greg: no? rosanna: why he, i do. i do. greg: i do not know. rosanna: the guy glass? >> yes. well long story short, is he is a popular celebrity star us and teamed up with wonder. i know you think c wonder went away. c wonder was pressing. steve wonder. steve wonder. story's ex-husband opened a store in 2011 but then filed for bankruptcy so it went away and am coback on qvc. greg: my understanding is he got it. >> yeah. greg: now the tables have turned. >> the tables have turned. he is back. i want to show you what brad is going to have coming up on qvc. check it out. >> when brad decides that he is going to kree it a line, you know at this time is going to be fact louse well eat get that in one minute. first let me toll you what on the dress. down from $149. she is a crazy bargain shopper. i am. my type. $6.99. dkny. i got at century 21. my shoes were $40 on sale. i am loving every second them. now check out what brad has that before i met up with brad, i roamed the room and found a few st

learned it is going up for sale. alix: what does it mean for alphabet's robotics ambitions. brad stone joins us now from san francisco. what was boston dynamics? was it robot pets? brad: people might be familiar with the videos that the company has created -- they live pedal robots walking through the snow, lifting packages and putting them on shelves. this was a research group that sprang out of m.i.t.. acquired ago, google boston dynamics along with a bunch of other robot companies and then with the creation of alphabet, new orthodoxy at google has arisen around creating products with real revenues -- digg the price. they have decided it doesn't fit. scarlet: wasn't this blood of alphabet into google means that the company was allowed to take men shots in boston dynamics would fit into that well? brad: these companies inside as abet are startups result, equity is worth something and that they could go and hire talent, entrepreneurial employees that would join the companies because they knew that the equity in those companies would mean something. the replicant group, they companies t

where does the investigation stand? brad: we learned a lot today and we expect to get confirmation much to tell you about at the press conference. everybody is set up and we expect it to start at 5:15. first and foremost, this is a police agency in mourning. for a you can officer, jacai colson. been with the agency for four years. narcotics officer. he was gunned down yesterday. in a shoot-out. now, what we can tell you about this shoot-out, what we have learned today. it's a bizarre, bizarre story. a man showed up here at 4:30 in the afternoon. he is local to prince george's county. his name is michael ford. but there is a warrant for his arrest in south carolina. it is alleged that he beat his wife. it's a domestic violence charge, south carolina. what we are told by multiple sources is that mr. ford showed up here a headquarters yesterday intent on committing a so-called suicide by police. he brought his two brothers with him. their job apparently to videotape the whole encounter. so as ford opens fire on the hat-trick iii police station the brother -- district iii police statio

started to shoot outside the district iii headquarters. brad bell outside the viewing after speaking today with officer colson's father. brad? brad: yeah, alison. it has been a very long, tough afternoon for the family. viewings often are. but they have seen hundreds of people. people from as far away as the nypd coming to pay their respects and what the family is telling us is say appreciate it. motorcycle escort. and a gauntlet of officers receive the family of detective jacai colson at the beltsville u a line forms before the scheduled 2:00 p.m. start time for the viewing. there are hugs and tears. officer colson's father says it helps. >> the outpouring of support and prayers, we can't say enough. >> they summon the courage to speak publicly about their loss for the first time. >> jacai is a hero. he died a hero. he was proud to work for the prince george's police department. >> it was when the plain clothed detective drove in the middle of a chaotic shoot-out. they believe that colson shot and wounded the gunman before he himself was hit by friendly fire. when another cop mistoo

. the officer who shot the off-duty detective mistook him outside the courthouse. brad bell has the latest on the story today. brad? brad: this shoot-out started sunday afternoon by 4:30. by 11:00 that night we were reporting this was a case likely police confirmed that on monday. and now they are telling us that in fact this death of officer jacai colson was not the result of an errant shot or a ricochet. for the first time publicly, prince george's county police are giving a thorough account of the friendly fire shooting death of officer jacai colson. chief hank stawinski revealing that the shot was noter vant but the officer who -- not errant but the officer who aim and fire believed the plain clothes narcotic detective was a threat. >> i believe that a police officer fired at an armed individual who they perceived to be a threat to them. i do not for a second believe that this was a police officer intentionally firing at another police officer. brad: police and prosecutors stressing again that the shot would not have been fired if the man in these pictures allegedly michael ford

about his son. maryland bureau chief brad bell is in capital beltsville. brad? brad: amazing that he has come out to talk to us. there is a lull in the funeral home at beltsville but earlier today was a big line. snaking its way through the parking lot. the line bu official viewing starting at 2:00 p.m. many people here to say they wanted to thank the colson family for their support. i paused for a moment because as i'm speaking here there are a group of officers. i read their badges. they are from the city of new york, nypd sending a contingent of five or six officers down here today. all of them want to pay their respects. as we said, jacai colson's father coming out and telling us what he wants the community, how he wants the community to remember his son. >> this is a hero inside here. ever since he was born, never any trouble to us. he was the kind of kid and young man and any parent would be proud of. brad: back live now you can see the nypd officers greeting their colleague from prince george's county before they move to the funeral home to pay their respects to jacai colso

that. brad looked at me so you can see i'm out numbered. welcome commissioner kounalakis and glad to work with you in your new expertise. thank you. next item. >> item 9 c, informational overview presentation by to the executive directorf sosan francisco ethics commission regarding the department education and enforcement role in city and county government. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is leon pelm and i am in my 9th week as the executive dretherf osan francisco ethics commission. i appreciate the opportunity oo be here today to introduce myself very briefly and tool perhaps reinduce theectics commission. you may know my predsering was in the possession for 10 years so any organization that made a transition i think you also are familiar with. this is a great opportunity to be able to get out and introduce ourselves. i'll let you know about the priorities and support we hope to provide and solicit your feedback and continuing interest and let us know how we can support the work you are doing on behalf of san franciscan's. i have a very brief powerpoint presentation. there

end. >>brad-i could ever do they have two guys that are great. the play and a bit tanker it has a chance. i think they will win it. they have won 13 and 14 in a row. great players, big time >> gary: will then axing why am i here at kron 4? i guess the same thing. >>brad-money. >>brad- unlike the way they play so that is my team right now. --i like the way they klay. >> gary: what is knight doing these days? >>brad-he owns a home in montana and killing some fishing. --and doing some fishing >> gary: at he is happy?-- and >>brad- i talk with them last week yes. >> gary: him, get made at any time you say anything about obama. -- i say, pam >> pam:not true, not true >>brad- janet does too. >>brad- i like the guy ... i don't love the guy. >>--brad: i like steve but justin will be better. >> gary:we will go back to pam and the nacional checks can ship will be?-- championship >> kansas >> gabe: tonight at 8 that will tell you what is going to get the best of the spirit is all about virtual reality. -- the best buzz >> pam:abandoned dogs are looking for a new home this st. patrick's day.

. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> rob: the friday night final it next with brad, lots of basketball to talk about. have a good weekend everybody, >> brad: well hey there it is time to tip off the friday night final if college basketball is be. we start with the biggest get together in the big apple. tonight second seat thes xavier takes center stage against the pirates of seton hall. at the break the muskies why down 11. they didn't shoot very well and had the lot of turnovers.

north of the tri-state. brad. >> and we're following a local breaking news alert. teenager allegedly beatened by her boyfriend has died. hailey hall has been left outside the emergency room, with a severe brain injury and internal injuries. she's been in intensive injury since then. kellogg avenue. the assault case was not presented because investigators wanted to monitor her condition. arnold was indicted on unrelated trafficking and heroin charges. evidence will likely go to grand jury. the possible charge will be murder. >> one man was rushed to bethesda hospital in critical condition. left in the critical condition. it appears the man may have suffered an emergency in the crash. >> tomorrow, the votes are cashed and counted in the ohio primary. >> all part of another super tuesday. republican primary winners in several places, including ohio's winner takes all states. larry davis is joining us now how the board of election workers are planning to make things hopefully go a little >> last november's election, gave hamilton county a black eye, big time, big problems. election worke

police around him. brad: that was march 9. group of teens struck again. >> march 11, same thing, same time. this gentleman was able to fight them off a little bit. he identified three of them and we made the arrests. >> those arrested are 15, 16, 17 years old. the rest of the group is on the loose. that is why police released the video. and why the victim whose identity we are protecting is sharing his story. we show him the security video for the first time. he shutters. he thought he had escaped the violence in honduras. now he is afraid to walk >> he thought he was in america safe. but because of the delinquent youth that has done this to him, he doesn't know what to feel. >> since the attack happened on him he doesn't walk home anymore. he catches a ride with a friend to get home safely. brad: now again, that is where the attack happened. the bad guys were seen running this direction back into this neighborhood. police believe that somebody out there knows who they are. perhaps a parent who might recognize something on that video. or realize that their kids were out and about at 1

today's event. local 12's brad underwood was in the middle of it all and joins us live tonight. hi, brad. >> hi, megan. we all saw what happened in chicago on friday and dayton on saturday as one man tried to jump on the stage, and even last night protestors were pepper sprayed in kansas city. today it was pretty much verbal arguments, back and forth between supporters and protestors. police, however, did a great job keeping physical violence away from this rally. >> at times it was hard to understand what each side was yelling to the other. >> some chanting with meg gap phones. the others just staring and crossing the state police line. people in support and protestors made sure you knew what side they're on. >> this is a trump flag right here. >> the hate, bing, it's ridiculous, you know, and i still have not heard one single proposal by him. >> the things he says just make me sick. i do lott love a lot of people. i don't hate anyone. th not about love or hate but taking our country back. >> flags, signs, shirts, and hats, and even some in costume hope to get inside to hear trump speak

voters all day long. hello, joe. >> hello, brad. i'm at saint lawrence's church in price hill, where three precincts vote every election day. and they are projecting turnout in hamilton county at around 40 percent. you pointed out, you and paula, there's obvious reasons for that. a whole lot at stake. we have a sitting governor running for president. there's a race in butler's county. even the hamilton county race is last november, hamilton county voters faced long lines and county lines statewide. the troublesome routers that had mechanical problems last fall had been replaced. getting people through with few delays. >> we have provided additional training to the poll workers, where they have hands on experience. we have deployed 116 trouble shooters out in the field. >> now they put a lot of savvy teenagers in the polls, to help deal with new technology. it's called the youth and booth project. we have more coming at 6:00. the latest results, the one thing that's interesting, in the election, with the e-poll books, the ones that cost a little trouble in november, they get a running

the case is far from over. maryland bureau chief brad bell spoke to the school superintendent about the fall-out. >> we need to improve things that are going on in the prince george's public school system. brad: in his first one-on-one interview since teacher's aide deonte carraway was abusing children at judge sylvania woods elementary school, the c.e.o. kevin maxwells bristles of the notion faculty purposely ignored warnings. >> to whatever degree some people may have that perception that we are here to protect each other, that is not what i believe. brad: he stresses he has made it clear to faculty system wide that it is their responsibility to report credible concerns about any form of inappropriate behavior, repeating the mantra. "see something, say something." >> if you suspect something you should say something. brad: he acknowledges since the carraway case broke dozens of allegations have been made about the teachers in the system leading to uptick in the number of teachers removed from the classroom while claims are investigated. >> they have a heightened alert right now. t

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or wife were together, thinking about having brad pitt be the had a discussion about it. >> so she and brad pitt were actually friends at this time. she and her partner were searching for a sperm donor and she considered brad pitt. which i mean i feel like if brad pitt is an option, that's an option you should take. >> that's a definite yes. >> but in the end she chose david crosby, also a good friend. >> and a great option. but a very talented option. >> he's oozing with talent. i guess she felt -- melissa said she was not comfortable with brad pitt because he really wanted a family of his own and i think she felt like that could >> okay. so if you had to choose, just pretend valley vale aside, who's the most adorable child ever, if you had to choose somebody to be a sperm donor, mike's not watching, who would you pick? >> i gave it some thought. and it took me like two seconds. roger federer, total babe, let's he's tall, he is an incredibly taejt talented tennis player. also he's just a classy and sweet guy and probably intelligent. i don't know. >> he must be. >> if not, you cou