. >>> and actors eugene levy and catherine o'hara join us in the studio with their new series. >>> finally, the smash musical hamilton rocked the white house yesterday. then its creator and star, lynn manuel miranda, was prompted into some current events rapping by the president. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. freestylin' that you've never constitution potus this obamacare i'm looking up before you enacted that system the federalist papers and sunny and bo captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> right now, people will head to the polls today to vote in our state's primary. >> breaking overnight, three howevers in chicago are re-- three officers in chicago are >> plus, a night after lightning and hail, what's in store for us? >> definitely a thundery night. i'm russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase. yes, we have your morning news and check on traffic. first, let's say hello to alyssa alyssa. >> storms are lingering in the area in halifax county and the clouds continue through sunshine. shortly afterwards, we'll see the clouds break up. it's stil

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>> catherine: on top of good weather an exciting day in cleveland. >> catherine: governor john kasich there. my gosh, what a busy day for him of course. this voting day in the primary city hoping for a miracle there and then here in ohio. he is at it, too. >> our primary is in a week. let's listen in to his live event at the ohio cat headquarters in broadview heights. >> we were in a car and cross over into ohio and my uncle harry would say johnny, we just entered into the promised land. the state of ohio. and we would go to elyria to vermillion to peck's cottages. has anybody ever heard of that place? huh? we would be together and just paddle ball. >> dan: obviously the governor will launch into his speech. this is a town hall and informal setting there. we know kasich is looking for a motor city miracle today presidential primary there as we said and that stayed up north and it is a must-win for the ohio governor. the latest for the campaign trail is coming up. >>> downtown cleveland's new kimpton schofield hotel is finally open with its first guests staying tonight. the building at

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right now, we want to get a check of your weather with catherine weather now transition this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 candidates are going to be regrouping after a bruising debate last night in detroit. there was no holding back as donald trump once again found himself the focus of an increasingly desperate effort to block his possible nomination. fox news correspondent doug luzader has the story from washington. on cam intro the republican establishment -- to whatever degree there is still a republican establishment -- and, rival campaigns are running out of time and opportunities to block donald trump, and, this is what it led to last night in detroit. donald trump facing attacks from his l

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catherine: pretty good. marcus: not too shabby. catherine: thank you very much. we go to the break, let's bring you up-to-date on the latest news coming to us from brussels -- there has been a press conference taking place in the belgian capital after a raid in one of its neighborhoods earlier this afternoon and a shoot out. four police officers were injured and a gunman was found dead at an apartment rated. the prime minister telling us just now that the police operation is continuing and brussels. do stay tuned. it will have the latest55ñññ1 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! seeing withine the republican party is, to some degree, all those efforts over the course of time creating an environment where somebody like donald trump can thrive. he is just doing more

we want to get a check of your forecast with catherine this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 single lane closures in the left lane of north left lane of north and southbound i-71 at socialville- fosters road bridge mile marker 22 to 23 beginning at 8 p.m. wednesday, march 2 through friday, march 4, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. work will switch to the right and center lanes of north and southbound i-71 with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today a west end mother, a west end mother, accused of falsely reporting her newborn baby missing... is set to go before a judge today. jessica dblbx our jordan vilines is live with the latest on this story. live na'cole bent

from a >> catherine: telstar died after a russian intestine. her real name was and not on an oscar in 1962 playing helen keller in a miracle worker might be better known for the patty duke show her talent agency called among other things mental health advocate and cultural icon she was 69. >> catherine: judge says the former somali model janice and silicates against bill cosby can move forward claims she was defamed during one of the lawyers accuse her of lying about being drugged and raped by the comedian she was attacked because be more than 30 years ago at a resort loss angeles judge denied a motion and cause these attorneys the throw out the lawsuit. . dickinson one of dozens of women to accuse kabi of sexual assault deny aid the allegations. what would 73-wins mean to you? how much do you talk about it? for the last several weeks, the golden state warriors having to answer questions like that day and they'll be answering many more, if they get one step closer to that record tonight. >> reporter:the warriors currently at 66-7.looking for 67

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what officials say catherine hoggle has tried to do more than once while at a psychiatric hospital. >>> and where is that snow in take a live look at radar. just hours after flakes fell, there is no trace of snow this morn >>> at 10:00, we can show you a live look outside across the district. you can tell still a little overcast out there. but the snow that started falling in some spots last night, no where to be found this morning. however, more could be on the way. good sunday morning."news 4 tode first day of spring. i'm david culver. adam has the morning off. >> yeah, the first day of spring might not look like it, but we're here in the storm team 4 weather center where you're tracking activity heading our way. >> and we went red because this is a weather alert. another weather alert because of a chance of some wet snow moving will late tonight. doesn't look like a snow sky, a live view from on you tower camera. and the weather headlines for this sunday morning, a cold rain likely moving in this afternoon into this evening changing over to some wet snow. maybe around midnight unti

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catherine bodak joins us now with the latest on the system. weather now transition a passing / isolated rain or shower before 7am otherwise a partly cloudy and breezy afternoon with a high of 65 degrees. tonight partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of a pre dawn shower low 44 thursday sun and cloud mix high of 60 we could see a sctd shower on friday with much cooler air with a high of 54 degrees. this weekend below normal with highs on saturday only 49 and by sunday morning with lows in mid 30s we could see a few wet snowflakes. no worries nothing will stick as sctd rain showers move in sunday afternoon and a high of 46 degrees. still to come rhinegeist is parterning with a bring a new beer to the tri-state... we're learning all about it in our toyota billboard i i i we setting sail with local brew favorite rhinegeist's in a new partnership... stuart mackenzie and sailor bailey... rhinegeist sets sail with northside yacht club beer partnership rhinegeist's dinghy is a the first collaboration between cincinnati brewing legends, rhinegeist b

i have a question, catherine. i think i know the answer. could you live in less than 200 square feet? >> i have too much baggage. i don't think i could. it comes to living. i have carl here from small spaces cle. show me around this beautiful home. 192 square feet and fully functional home. >> fully functional and all the appliances that a normal home. a washer drier combo washes and dry the clothes at once. >> we have a dishwasher here. induction cook top. >> look at all the counter space. >> huge counter. a refrigerator. full-sized shower. >> that's a big bathroom. >> this has a composting toilet which you can come and check out. >> this is the living space. >> these are all custom. >> these are custom built. the lady that wanted this didn't want a loft structure or anything like that and concerned about having a place to sit and eat and enjoy things and we made a nice dining room. bed slides out as a big drawer. trundle bed queen sized bed and beautiful french doors on the front. >> lots of head room because there's no loft. >> nine foot

the 60s and 70s and a very warm start 66 de leon springs, deland, lake catherine and lyft. sanford, casselberry altamonte springs 68, 68 orlando. patchy fog around and it has been dropping off, hunter's creek and lake nona and a drop- off invisibility toward melbourne. deneige and i will keep an eye on the cameras for the possibility of fog. next few hours low clouds touching the ground soon. college park 79 at noon, 84 at 2:00 and temperatures around 87 at 4:00 city by city with temperatures and how close we get to record highs and into a chance of rain returning. 501 check of the drive with deneige. >> spots with construction at i 4 at ivanhoe . blocking a left- hand lane. you will have to move over to the right for one hour or so. kissimmee, a crash u. s. 190 -- 192, 4 winds blvd., troopers have been there since 1:00 or 2:00 because of a fatal crash partial roadblock give them space to investigate. >>> presidential candidates claiming new november -- momentum while others go home. biggest price than yesterday's primary donald trump won by a large margin forcing senator.

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>> reporter: catherine and dan, activities is winding down as they are salvaging from what they could from thing and the board up this building any moment now and it is hitting them what's been lost now. >> at 10:30 monday night brunswick fire got news of the fire. because of the hour, most residents were able to escape on their own. nobody even the neighbor calling about the the 4-year-old's apartment could save them. >> get everybody out of the house. >> we are trying to. smoke is pouring out of the wall. >> reporter: her aunt identifies her as keagan who turned four last month. victims say she didn't have a chance as the fire spread so quickly. >> it was a split second by the time i looked at my porch, a small red glow and by the time we got outside, 30 seconds, the whole building was engulfed in flames. >> one of the things that accelerated the fire was the vinyl siding. some types of vinyl siding are

(laughter) >> pam: trying to be funny. >> catherine: yes, we are shifting gears. >> catherine: more than one dozen people have been killed. a happens when people leave their cars running and they did not realize is still turned on. one woman left a car running all night long and the crotch and the family members became sick with cardiac side. four officers responded also bet sick and taken to hospital. but no one died. new rules had been proposed to minimize this type of risk. nothing at this point has been decided. >> pam: making changes to their product? have you noticed? ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening everyone we have a bay area team that you are very familiar with regard to their coach. a stamford, all-american player is now coaching the u. s f. it hit were the underdogs

i'm catherine brown. >> i'm ken smith. the wife of ronald reagan died this morning. california people have been leaving flowers in rememberance at the museum and honoring the life and legacy of nancy reagan. >> across the country nancy reagan was honored and remembered. president and mrs. obama said they are fortunate to benefit from her proud example and said the former first lady redefined her role in her time here. nbc's political director echoed those sentiments. >> she really in hind sight helped usher in the new era first lady being a political and personal advisor to the president. >> on the campaign trail former california governor arnold schwartz neglecter appearing at a john kasich rally said they are together again. >> she will join him in heaven and the love affair between the two of them will start over again. >> presidential hopeful john kasich served in congress during the reagan years. >> she was an incredible lady very strong and a total class act. >> in southern california mourners brought flowers to the reagan library. >> it's like the end of an er

catherine -- i'm sorry. download this cleveland 19 first alert weather app when we get severe weather into our office will you get it at the same time. >> important stuff going through tonight. >> where is richard simmons? that's what everybody is talking about. >> and coming up, one thome park >>> now it's time for "the buzz" sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> cathrine: in today's buzz you have never seen a roller coaster like this before. >> tony: and they said i'm fine. i went off the map but workout guru richard simmons is alive an article posted saying he hadn't had phone calls or e-mails in two years. he wanted time to focus on himself. >> fans of "friends" can look to the stage for the revival unauthorized musical making its way to chicago. "friends," the one where they sing is a 90 minute parody of the first season. you have to buy the ticket soon june 10 through july 29th. >> tony: it is the dumbest idea i have heard. >> get ready to have your mind blown six flags of georgia unveiled its f

. >> a tony nominated play about a reunion between catherine and cal porter. they have not seen each other in 20 years, since the memorial service of catherine' s late son and cal' s late partner, would have been has been if marriage were legal. they are memorializing andre and working through the challenges of acceptance between the generations. acceptance of gay life and gay culture between parents and a memorial for the two of them and has many highs and lows. the bigger frame, looking at an american conversation green parents and children and being gay in america. >> your character has a journey through the play. >> cal is doing very well for himself at this point. he has lived through the aids epidemic. he has a partner that passed. he has moved on, 20 years later. he has a husband, which is now legal. and he has a son. at this point, he is -- a figure from his past shows up and he learns to deal with that and things that were unsolved, or left unsaid and undone 20 years ago. >> do you have a favorite moment what will resonate the most with people when th

> plus, spring break out of control. where police are battling crowds of and actors eugene levy and catherine o'hara join us in the studio with their new series. yesterday. then its creator and star, lynn manuel miranda, was prompted into some current events rapping by the president.en. have a great day. potus obamacare i'm looking up before you enacted that federalist papers hamilton wrote the other 51

catherine? >> who will represent us rob portman is running for re-election and won the primary on the democratic side ted strickland came out on top. portman and strickland face off. >> parma public safety director o'malley is set to take over the cuyahoga county prosecutor and o'malley received 50% of the vote beating out tim mcginty and the county prosecutor's office has been in the national spotlight in recent years for handling of the controversial tamir rice and michael brelo cases. 23, health and human service tax levee renewal. the life saving services metro health and counseling for children and job training. >>> in fairview park an overwhelming majority of residents voted for issue 6 a renewal of five year fire levy allowing them to staff the fire station 24 hours a day with 6 firefighter-paramedics. >> cathrine: and in el rather whether or not to pass an issue on beat-up city cars out there. we showed them to you before. >> an ongoing story and cruisers in bad shape. some have to use o

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catherine bosley is joining us with the story. >> for more than a year linda has hated her morning routine. three days up before dawn and off to the dialysis center. the four hour process leaves her exhausted and as she left yesterday, the 63-year-old was overcome with relief. hours later she met her donor the search began in december of 2014 when her kidney stopped functioning. >> it crashed. went real bad. we don't know why. all of a sudden they changed so much. they did. that's when i signed up for dialysis. >> she was told that she needed a kidney transplant to survive. >> we asked our friends and families and we got six people to step forward to be tested and none of them tested well. >> demming was put on a transplant list was was determined to find a person of her own. she put up posters and signs for potential volunteers to get tested and it was a facebook page called a kidney for linda. >> you know, scrolling through my news feed and this page popped up. i don't know why. i didn't have any affiliation with it. nobody i know had any affiliation with it. four offered to go through t

great to have you with us, catherine. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> pope francis tells the world to open their hearts and doors to illegal immigrants. that's not very supportive of donald trump's view or the view of most americans. we take up the politics of it all with roger nations to, quote, open their hearts and open their doors to illegal immigrants and refugees and certainly the united states and europe have obliged to this point. the pope declaring those waiting at european borders are made to feel like ex aisles, abandoned from god, but european union leaders say the continent faces an influx of a million more arrivals mostly from syria this year, similar to the number last year and there are warnings that almost a half million refugees could try to reach europe as a result of the crisis in libya. joining us tonight former trump adviser roger stone, political consultant he has worked for presidents nixon, reagan, covered conventions for the past, well, quite a few decades. roger, great to have you with us. fox

in the newscenter, catherine bosley. >> dan: a little disheartening. >> catherine: it sure is. >> dan: let's turn to the weather. what a difference a week makes. >> jeff tanchak is talking snow. jeff tanchak is out there. what is the weather like now? >> jeff: that's what happens. snow one week and back-to-back days above 70. cloudy skies and rain a few hours away and we have quite a bit of rain coming in here. here is a look at ford first alert doppler radar and you can see sprinkles in the mansfield area and beginning stages of the rain and more where that came from. a look at the headlines. this is a stream of heavy rain and steady showers tonight through the day tomorrow and then we will dry out friday and then we will see one day of cooler air because it does warm up again this weekend. there's a look at the currents. you broke a record high. akron-canton, mansfield, youngstown breaking record highs and we were shy in cleveland down to 69 in cleveland and 62 in mentor. 72 in akron. a quick look at the forecast. you will see the rain coming west to east and by 10:00, 11:00 raining

catherine? >> having reviewed the footage three things jump out at me first and foremost when you look at the video you see the apartment÷y was on the top floor. that is not an accident. that's a part of the;?8 apartment building where it has the least traffic from other occupants and visitors. so the cell's activities was less likely to arouse suspicion what you look at the apartment now you see the apartment was virtually not lived. in it virtually stored as a lab for the making and storing of the bombs. that means it's part of a larger network of apartments where these guys were living. you take up this one apartment you have broken out network. apartment. that was broken. that would arouse a lot of the suspicion of the investigators it was likely a plant with leads that would send them in the wrong direction. >> i would lvá"tij know who who rented it under what condition. what the person saw, how long was it rented? did you ever see anything unusual? was there anything delivered there? t

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great to have you with us, catherine. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> pope francis tells the world to open their hearts and doors to illegal immigrants. that's not very supportive of donald trump's view or the view of most americans. we take up the politics of it all with roger stone anded to starns here next. the heirloom tomato. intensely-flavored. colorfully-diverse. beautifully-misshapen. cultivated for generations, it's the unexpected hero of any dish. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients. step-by-step-recipes. delivered to your door. get your first two meals free blueapron.com/cook. nations to, quote, open their hearts and open their doors to illegal immigrants and refugees and certainly the united states and europe have obliged to this point. the pope declaring those waiting at european borders are made to feel like ex aisles, abandoned from god, but european union leaders say the continent faces an influx of a million more arrivals mostly from syria this year,

catherine knott will stay behind bars and continue her term. the jury convicted her for the attack and a judge says that sentence imposed was not excessive. considering the injuries to both the victims and the city's image. knott has been in jail for just over a month. state lawmakers continue the push to raise the minimum wage in new jersey. >> but adding money to workers' pockets could cost you. right now the minimum wage in the garden state is $8.38 an hour. the highest in the tri-state region. but if democratic lawmakers get their way pay would nearly double to $15 an hour in the coming years. >> as ted greenberg tells us it's a jump some business owners say they'd be forced to pass on to you. >> reporter: when the surf mall opens in less than a week for the first time this year, wes will stack the business with about two dozen employees, most under the age of 20 who start at minimum wage. >> we're not employing people that are raising families. >> he is among many who say a proposed hike in new jersey's minimum wage currently $8.38 would b

catherine bosley. >> jeff: all right, catherine. a look at the feazel roof cam. slow going out of the city. snow coming down and mainly wet roads. what to expect through the night >> denise: opening day is a few months away. can you get a bird's eye view of the park released this video with a drone the valravn. it made the debut on the 7th. it showcases the coaster's first drop at 90 degrees. >> it goes down and in. >> that is crazy. >> if you didn't get a chance to watch the video, take a look. it will make your heart skip a beat. >> that is worst than the millennium force. >> jeff: pretty cool how they maneuvered the drone. >> i think you will do a little more than that. >> all right. so we will get one and a few spots getting a few inches of snow tonight mainly wet roads out there. we will not drop too much in temperature. tomorrow it will end with flurries and it won't snow like it will be winding down. otherwise mostly cloudy and 34 degrees and 29 tomorrow night and this system saturday and that will bring us an inch of snow. let's get back tomorrow here. 29

catherine bosley joins us to explain. >> reporter: this study is unique and metabolism of infants. the idea is how a body takes in and expands energy early on and the key to staying healthy later. >>> everything is brand new to little charles. he is a few months old and already contributing to science. >> for the first time we will be able to measure metabolism in babies. >> reporter: he is spending three hours inside this metobolic chamber measuring air and carbon dioxide exhaling and how he eats a bottle of food and how many calories he is burning. >> the thought what happens early in life sets the metobolic fingerprint for what you will be the rest of your life. researchers hope calculations will better explain how to change the fingerprint. for example, what mothers should >> i always wondered why they are also can different. >> my daughter and 2-year-old seem to be the same and my 3-year-old and baby seem to have the same body. >> the mom was eager to get her baby in the chamber. researchers say it is the only one in the world used now. >> it is a brand new discovery about a b

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catherine parrotta is there. people rushed over to see what was happening when they heard about this crash. >> reporter: this happened in the heart of rush hour. a busy polling place nearby. this morning, you just saw still boarded through in the background, but right now, we still have a lot of questions. the da not mentioning who the driver is, the identities of any of the people involved, or even the circumstances surrounding this crash. and those are answers local residents are waiting for as well. >> every time i go by here, some people were here. >> reporter: a busy pizza shop in the heart of newton. a place of employment for many high school students. >> i know some of the girls that work there friday and saturday shifts. >> reporter: today sweet tomato pizza boarded up and empty, the scene of a deadly crash. >> a lot of traffic at this time. >> reporter: investigators say during the heart of rush shower just after 6:00. they say that is when is barrel they say that is when is barrelled down chestnut stree

many thanks, catherine. all right. back to policy here for a moment. new reports president obama is privately urging donors to support hillary clinton at this point. he's yet to endorse a candidate for the democratic nomination. but the president has called for a unified democratic message. a growing republican effort to stop donald trump. here's what the white house press secretary josh ernst had to say. watch. >> the president feels fortunate to be in a party that can be proud of their presidential candidates and don't have to spend their time trying to put distance between his party's candidates. both are fox news contributors. good to have you here today. they don't have to problems we have. i don't blame president obama for sensing an opening now. it's been surprising. i understand your relationship between president obama and secretary clinton is complicated. there's a history there. it seems to me perhaps he's signaling she may be out of the woods in terms of fbi investigation. we have seen the president in the past and some say that means she's

catherine bosley joins us with the story. >> reporter: this is based on warnings of antibiotics and public health officials say reducing the amount used will make the consumers safer. this week another big chain giving in to what so many are demanding. >> reporter: bowing from consumers subway began selling sandwiches with chicken recognized without antibiotics vowing by 2025 all the meat in their restaurants will be antibiotic-free. >> and food policy of consumers union welcomes the change. >> this is a problem brewing for decades and getting seriously worse. >> reporter: the danger is not antibiotics themselves but rather the super bugs that used by large factory farms. drug resistant germs enter the food supply. according to the cdc 20,000 people die from super bugs every year. >> we are at the beginning of potential catastrophy. a simple cut could be infected and have a deadly staph infection. >> only panera, chiptole, chick-fil-a, mcdonald's and dunkin' donuts received passing grades. >> innth out burger didn't specify a time line wendy's is offering antibiotic-free sandwiches in four

catherine herridge, chief intelligence correspondent. remarkable reporting on the scandal throughout. great to have you with us. >> you're welcome. lou: secretary of state kerry has finally declared that the islamic state has committed genocide against christians in the middle east. >> in my judgment, dash was responsible for genocide against groups in areas under control including yazidis, christians and shia muslims. no question in my mind that if dash succeeded in establishing so-called caliphate it would seek to destroy what remains of ethnic and religious mosaic once thriving in the region. lou: crimes of genocide, the secretary referencing dash, which most of us understand to be the islamic state. for whatever the administration's purposes they choose to use that language at the state department. >>> as for what the labeling of the crimes committed by the islamic state means for this country, the state department said this -- >> we hope it will help galvanize communities here at home and abroad to help us do more to defeat this gro

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meteorologist catherine bodak joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. today partly cloudy skies breezy afternoon highs will reach 60. we continue to slowly cool as we approach the weekend with highs on friday in the mid 50s and by saturday highs in the mid to upper 40s. overnight lows will start to drop back to the 30s the next couple nights part we stay dry. sunday will be a cool day with highs near 44 partly cloudy skies but we could see a passing shower. a warm-up begins by the middle part of next week getting back in the 60s toss toss to denise for traffic breaking news this morning... announced that it will stop breeding captive killer whales at all of its locations....beginni ng today. it's treatment of the orcas has come under scrutiny after the documentary "blackfish" looked into the treatment of the whales. sea world's ceo says the company will increase focus on rescue mammals that cannot go back into the wild. kara 2shot more on breaking news we've been following all night...and this morning... a franklin woman is now behind bars...accused of

let's get our first look at the forecast with catherine bodak. this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 toss traffic denise does traffic deadly crash that killed a mother and child in cold spring. was driving southbound on alexandria pike the center line, head-on. the mother and child were in the second car. they were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to u-c medical center. no names have been released. a west-end mom will be in court this morning... accused of falsely reporting her newborn was missing. na'cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby was in her car when it was stolen outside of home.

good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, gene >> reporter: good morning, gene. certainly a busy area that's for sure. right now we are on washington street. and you can get a sense of how busy this is as we go through the day with all these shops and businesses nearby. give you an aftermath -- give you a look at the aftermath of the crash. it is all boarded up -- right now we don't know the names of the victims or any of the other people involved in this crash. we don't know who the -- and the scene was horrific though and the timing couldn't have been worse. and after 6:00 last night, it a busy polling place nearby. police say the driver didn't stop. he was driving down chestnut street across from washington treat and plowed into sweet tomatoes pizza. driver survived, seven were seriously injured, and two others were killed. >> what we know right now is accounted for. so these would have been patron patrons. >> reporter: a newton resident told fox25 they weren't surprised to hear this was the location of the horrific crash. the light gets backed up and sometime

catherine heenan is here with the numbers. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: the study by the blue cross - blue shield insurance association is the first to look at the millions of people enrolled in obama care. the bottom line --- these two numbers. >> catherine: obama care enrollees cost insurers an average of 559 dollars a month, more than 100 dollars more than people insured through their unions or employers. the study found the participants have higher rates of costly ailments like diabetes, depression, hypertension, heart disease, h-i-v and hepatitis. >> catherine: they also visit the emergency room more often. as a result, some insurance companies are suffering huge losses. >> catherine: a spokesman for the obama expected the initial enrollees to be sicker, since many of them had previously been denied coverage because of pre=existing conditions. >> catherine: pam? >> pam: president obama's supreme court nominee. was back onmerrick garland met with minnesota's democratic senator, al franken, who gave hm his full endorsement. >>minnesota "i

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. what we have been able to learn through our contacts is that the fbi is focused on whether clinton and her aids were sharing pass words. this is one of the ways that the information from the highly classified secure government systems was able to get into the unclassified email system. >> what do you mean sharing pass words? >> so when you log into the computer, you have your own identification and then your own password. so you log in or you give your password information to me and i log in as you and then i access the information. >> the allegation is that they are passing around password so i could sign in as catherine harng and you could sign in as greta van susteren. >> think about a corporation it's not uncommon to have ceo have their assistant handle the communication so the theory being that they aree sharing the pass words and access there are a number of ways it can jump the gap but to keep it real simple it has to be very intentional act. so, for example, summarizing what y

catherine bosley joins us. >> reporter: this is groundbreaking research out of columbus. half the heart failure patients with a certain type experts say there's no effective treatment to turn to at this point. a tiny implantable device could finally offer some big hope. >> whenever you are ready. >> a brief walk in the hospital hallways and janet wick um's doctors get a better condition of her heart. heart failure took the lives of and thought there would be new treatment options. >> i am not where i would like to be. i am 69. what's happening. >> diastolic heart failure means janet's heart does not relax between beats to fill up completely with blood causing blood to back up and cause pressure in her lungs. >> patients have shortness of breath. other than that we don't have a way of dealing with a patient's symptoms. >> it is hoped a new approach at wexler medical center could finally change that. janet is the first patient enrolled in the u.s. to possibly test this new implant. they punch a hole in the heart with heart catheterization and the shouldn't keeps it open to