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

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

that was mike oxley. as my friends said before and my friends will say after me, an amazing fellow, a charming personality, a kind of an individual that i would describe as an old school member of congress, an old school chairman and what do i mean by that? someone who cared about this place and cared about the members. sometimes that's absent any more in what we do, but he cared about the institution and he cared about the membership. he cared about the country, and it was demonstrated in his work product. i'm a better person, a better member of congress for having served with mike from the day i walked in here in 1994 until his retirement at the end of 2006. a better member. i think this place is better for him having been a member. the only regret i have is there's not more mike oxleys out there. there's not more mike oxleys out there. but i think his legacy should be one that we should emulate the way he focused, the way we worked. if we do that, then his spirit will live on. again, chairman chabot, t

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike t they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] v all come to look for america v all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. r introducing longhorn' s big, bold, steaks. p the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new cente

mike: no nudity now. gone is the tagline entertainment for men along with the jokes in the cartoons. playboy is struggling. larry flynt first opened hustler clubs and says playboy strategy is a big mistake. >> i did not know he lost his >> he has not lost his mind. it was just transcended beyond the need for nudity. mike: they say it opens the door for new advertisers. sheree: an update on the hockey player that check to referee, knocking him to the ice. he claimed he was still dazed after being checked and was trying to just get off the ice when he looked up and realized of him. the league does not think it was just an accident. kevin: we anticipated a kind of a cloudy and gloomy cold february day. we' ve been able to catch a few glimpses of sunshine and skies we expected temperatures to hover very close to freezing. look at was making progress tonight. it is making steady progress in the direction of the tri-state tonight. skies will clear here. it spells trouble. without the blanket to keep us in so el

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen the finals."and tomorrow this campaign goes national " hillary clinton is going into super tuesday with another win in south carolina. tonight she took the state's primary in a landslide. and organizers of a conference in cedar rapids today hope they made a difference in the lives of local teens. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 10 . former secretary of state hi

-mike: okay. lemonis: the reason that i made this initial investment is 'cause i believed in the people, but i want to believe in all of the people, and if there's somebody on the team that's gonna sort of change the culture that i have invested in, no, thanks. sorry. okay, guys, let's get out there and thank people for coming and move forward, okay? come on. the last year and a half has been good at amazing grapes. it's gone from under $3 million to close to $4 million in business. but i'm not done. in any business, you can't be complacent. you can't just settle in. if you do, you're gonna -- you're gonna go backwards. and so there are continuous small tweaks and investments that you have to make. i'm committed to doing all those things, but my expectation when i come back next time is that we're getting close to $5 million in sales. i think you guys have matured as business owners. when i first met you guys, you were employees here. i know that you guys have a passion about stuff. you're focused

mike: 53 delegates up for grabs. clinton has won iowa and nevada, anders scoring the big win in new hampshire. sheree: wanted, tech savvy teenagers. that' s the message as we move presidential election. the search is on for a new generation. >> she is the type of person the for. reporter: the board is recruiting. they want to operate the new books. the county ran into problems with the new system in november that the state blames partially on older workers that have less tech skills. they have signed up. >> this is my first election. not only do i get to vote for the first time in a presidential election but i really get to >> they go to class and a monday night organizational meeting which is about 7 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. it' s a pretty long day. it' s a little above minimum wage. >> i love all that stuff. to be able to participate and have the whole big thing just makes me excited and thrilled to participate. reporter: in westwood, wlwt news 5. kevin: snow is out of here for the weekend. in time, so will be chilly temp

mike: what happened just before the crash. good eating everybody, i am mike dardis. sheree: the driver was charged with aggravated, the dealer homicide. -- aggravated the dealer homicide. -- aggravated vehicle or homicide. reporter: she looked like she did not know where she was. she had drugs in her system when she hit the cyclist. mindy woodall looks confused and morning. what all hit michael freighter

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

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen the finals.have increasing clouds from west to east. temperatures soared on this saturday as we recorded lows in the upper 20s and rose up to highs in the 70s! temperatures are currently very warm for the month the southwest at 1 miles per hour which ll turn northwest behind a front tonight. the dayplanner reveals sinking temperatures into the 40s overnight. your full forecast is coming up - your news starts now. eli

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for the finals. days since a tornado ripped through this small community in appomattox county. volunteers were out there today lending a hand with clean up and debris removal. and residents are moving forward showing us what it means to be appomattox strong. but first, just into our newsroom. a police officer has been shot and killed and two others are injured in

here is to your point, mike. >> mike: even it goes over it is not an over and back. both feet have to be in the frontcourt. >> tim: bibbs a 70 pear free-throw70% free-throw shooter. syracuse with the quick burst, cut to it two. >> mike: still plenty of time. even if he makes the shot it is a two-possession game you don't have to go for the three now, you can go for a quick two. >> tim: it is a one-possession game, loose cooney comes away with it. syracuse can tie with a three, cut to it one with a two. there is a ten second discrepancy between the shot and game clock. gbinije! take that! wham awhat a dagger, 56-56 at the carrier dome. time-out, virginia tech. with poise and almost got away, virginia tech almost got this offensive rebound, everybody hustling for it, then gbinije was at least six or seven feet behind the three-point line, almost at the "s" with the game-tying shot. here is the thing, tim, this is for virginia tech right now, buzz williams has to be pumping them up but you have to get something going to the rim. give yourself a little bit of time to get

mike: prompting heavy police presence. targeted by bomb threat. >> a new round of threatening phone calls. they disrupted a class and left parents wondering why they didn' t know what was going on. >> today' s targeted school , some a pre-k-8 grade. putting everyone in a tough situation. >> we received a call explaining . >> also in loveland. >> not if it happens, but when it happens. reporter: rob says his goal is to get the all clear from police first, a move that this man says might seem confusing to some parents. >> you have a right to know the second, the minute, as reasonable as possible, that there is a potential threat. reporter: after speaking , pastor james gained greater insight t get me wrong. the issue is how we approach the residents, embrace them, and make them feel included in everything we are doing. reporter: there is questioning how problematic these kind of incidents are. also, making sure the learning space was safe. sheree: the norwood superintendent saying they did not hide anything from their studen

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of the finals.

and the case manager is talking to mike in finding out what he likes to do. realizes mike likes to do it lots of sporting events and might even was like growing up. and take into account that they live close together that they could get together on a regular basis. >> dan: it is convenient it is not just the next one that comes along. there is a lot of work to make sure that match is compatible. that there is another case manager that works, that if they go through that match things are moving smoothly as they go. >> dan: mike, you were the big brother in this. do you remember back, and not before the match was made, you might get it done exactly what was going on behind the scenes. but once the relationship started with nathan do you remember assistance and support the organization? >> mike: i remember having some contact, but truthfully our relationship went fairly smooth. and we just picked up right away. and went about having fun together. >> dan: but could you, that doesn't always happen. >> kathy: rightt. >> dan: are there other people who could come and say, here are suggestion

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mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the a and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a mos incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma cit as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying tnks so much for the finals. james: tonight we are going to remain very mild and windy with a mix of most clear and partly cloudy skies as lows fall into the 60s and then 50s for most of the night. a cold front sunday mid morning will move on through and limit our daytime highs to the upper 50s. a northwest wind with speeds between 20 and 30 mph will make it very unpleasant to be outside despite the mild temper

you got to live with it. >> mike: this presentation of nba saturday primetime continues >> mike: welcome back to nba saturday primetime. this down the stretch of regulation. klay thompson able to lay it in to bring them to within two. then kevin durant throws the pass off, deflected by thompson. save, finding andre iguodala who was fouled on his jump shot, hits both free throws to tie the game and here we have an overtime. one of the key things, a lot of teams in that situation would just foul kevin durant as opposed to with the clock winding down, precious seconds ticking away, they don't foul the rim. they try and force the turnover which they obviously did. >> mark: that's something you talk about in the huddle. everybody is anticipating a foul in that situation. great execution. >> jeff: absolutely. good read by klay thompson to gain the deflection and then the pursuit by green. >> mike: again, it doesn't get much better than this in terms of nba action and we get five more minutes on the clock. >> jeff: i'm interested in the mind-set of oklahoma city in that you can be playing backw

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of ms. clinton: tomorrow this campaign goes national . [applause] stephanie: right now hillary clinton wins the south carolina primary, boosting her campaign ahead of super tuesday. a mumps outbreak at a new hampshire college. two students test positive for the virus. the symptoms you need to watch for. hayley: another surge of milder air moves in sunday. h

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mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our the finals. >>> first at 11:00, we're following multiple breaking news stories. in just the last 15 minutes we learned a police officer has been shot and killed in virginia near washington d.c. two other officers are injured. our sister station wjla is reporting officer ashley ginden was gunned down deur ago domestic-related shooting in prince william county. according to the police was just sworn into the department

mike: tammy, thank you. haven's family telling us when the car was spotted it was running and the heat was on. sheree: a series of robberies in northern kentucky this week. and police think it could be the same man involved in all of them. this is a picture from the latest robbery it happened this morning at the u.s. bank inside the remke market in fort mitchell. wlwt news 5's emily wood has more on why police are connecting him to other recent robberies. emily? emily: with three robberies in three days, police are focusing on what could be a serial robber. erlanger police say this man attempted to rob the circle k on dixie highway just after police say he is armed and concerned. >> police are focusing on what could be a serial robber. er langer police say this man attempted to rob the circle k on dixie highway. he didn't stay long because of the clerk's warning. him that he had already activated the silent alarm and that if he left now he might be able to get away before the police get there so he turned an

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night currently airing on espn. what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen

mike: and the family' s home mike: an suv crashes right into the side of an apartment building. sheree: new information about what happened. mike: everyone involved in this situation is very lucky. it is finally out of the building. reporter: as you can see, first responders -- they say a driver plowed into an apartment building. he says he was just getting a haircut when an suv crashed inside his apartment. the male driver was trying to break at a nearby stop sign. instead of breaking, he hit the gas instead. here' s what both of those men told me a few minutes ago.

mike: well. a verbal war of words with the rivalry still george: the game that keeps on giving, or taking. the hit by vontaze burfict. antonio brown is making news again. speaking for the first time since that hit and he is boiling mad. he made the rounds today talking to anyone and everyone. we begin with a radio interview with a pittsburgh station and and with his appearance on the dan patrick show. >> they don' t want to stop me no more. they want to take me out. they want to kill me. they want to steal my dreams. you want to ruin me. they want to end me. we are not going to let them. >> he' s an idiot. >> yeah? >> yeah. george: i think i would tell brown to get a haircut. adam jones suggested he was faking the injury. we will have more on that crazy end of the bengals season and how they can bounce back tonight at 11:00. elise jesse joins us with more from the newsroom. elise: someone or something puts this game back into the headlines every week. making the final two minutes of that loss eve

mike? >> mike: electrifying performance from stephan curry. the warriors led for all of 29 seconds. when the final buzzer sounds in overtime, they get yet another victory and finish this road trip 5-1 after the all-star break, 6-1 overall. tonight "sportscenter" with steve levy and nicole briscoe. they'll have full coverage from the nba and of course this game plus college basketball and the nfl combine. "sportscenter" at night what a most incredible regular season by an individual and a team continued here tonight in oklahoma city as the warriors win in overtime. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, lisa salters, our producer and director and our wonderful espn crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of

mike: push back from apple over a terrorist' s i-phone. a federal judge has ordered the company to help the fbi break into a locked phone used by one of the shooters in the december terror rampage in san bernardino, california. apple ceo tim cook says the software the government is asking for is too dangerous to create, when it comes to people' s privacy. white house spokesman josh earnest says the order would have an impact on this one device. now to commitment 2016. and this is big tonight ted cruz , is making a big jump in the polls. the senator is now ahead of donald trump according to a new nbc news, " wall street journal" poll. the new survey shows 28% of vote for cruz, while trump trails with 26%. u.s. senator marco rubio is third at 17%, and ohio governor john kasich comes in fourth at 11%. the next test for the gop presidential hopefuls is south carolina' s primary this saturday. early voting got underway today in ohio. we caught some voters today leaving the hamilton county board of elections. you can also vote via absentee ballo

here is to your point, mike. >> mike: even it goes over it is not an over and back. both feet have to be in the frontcourt. >> tim: bibbs a 70 pear free-thro70% free-throw shooter. syracuse with the quick burst, cut to it two. >> mike: still plenty of time. even if he makes the shot it is a two-possession game you don't have to go for the three now, you can go for a quick two. >> tim: it is a one-possession game, loose ball, human pogo stick, cooney comes away with it. syracuse can tie with a three, cut to it one with a two. there is a ten second discrepancy between the shot and game clock. gbinije! take that! wham what a dagger, tied at 56-56 at the carrier dome. time-out, virginia tech. >> mike: what a way to play with poise and almost got away, virginia tech almost got this offensive rebound, everybody hustling for it, cooney comes up with it, and then gbinije was at least six or seven feet behind the three-point line, almost at the "s" with the game-tying shot. here is the thing, tim, this is for virginia tech right now, buzz williams has to be pumping them up bu

mike: thank you. there were no accidents or injuries to anyone during the sheree: a boy found wandering the streets in freezing temperatures alone. in westwood. no coat. no shoes. asking a stranger, for help. mike: this is leading people speechless. brian hamrick is leading the way. reporter: it was a disturbing scene, a lost baby wandering at 2:30 in the morning, shivering. officers responded, and what they did next, has become the, picture of good police work. it' s just a picture, but this one. is raising the image of police. it all begins with two officers, to get on the floor in his full uniform just to play with this and will nastold, he' s the one, in the picture, will : so at that point, i did what i enjoy most when i see little children so i got in there and started playing and grabbing toys. reporter: the opportunity for polcie to show a lighter side, came after a serious problem. the 2-year-old baby was found wandering alone in the dark near this apartment complex. freezing temperatures, th

mike: and wlwt rides along with a new drug task force. tonight staggering new numbers that' ll make you shake your head. mike: first he want to get to breaking news about her active shooter and a kansas industrial plant. we know that five people are dead. sheree: just north of wichita says 4-7 people including -- more than a dozen are injured. involved here. the suspect was an employee at excel. workers are not talking with the chaotic and frightening moment. -- i tried to help them as much as i could. >> everybody was running and screaming. we didn' t know what to do. mike: here is how law enforcement is describing the attack, the sheriff says all the dead were shot inside excel industries. in all, 14 people were injured different positions. the shooter is dead. the ceo just issued a statement moments ago saying they' re saddened by this horrific event of their employees. they confirmed the shooter is a former employee. sheree: a deadly new reality in the heroin epidemic, the stats are disturbing. there were 180 nine drug overdoses in bu

mike: there is snow on the radar. we have kevin robinson tracking the stuff you' re seeing behind us. kevin: they are just about out of here. for most of us, the snow is beginning to come to an end. we are working in that direction. you can see the ball to the snow shower and flurry activity south of interstate 71. there are still a few bands of snow showers from fayetteville down to belfast. there could be some light accumulation on the glass -- grassy surfaces. they are teetering at the freezing mark. that is why i say on some of the grassy surfaces and rooftops. everything else is safely above freezing. temperatures will hover in the low-to-mid 30' s as we drop back towards freezing. flurries will end and we will be left with cloudy skies. we are all looking forward to a big time weekend warm-up. mike: in other news tonight, disturbing rape allegations against a well-known 18-year-old in adams county. sheree: investigators say he kidnapped a 15-year-old stranger and forced her to have sex. reporter: the suspect is

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mike: an officer involved shooting. we are working to bring you the latest information when we come back. sheree: and what we' ve learned about a man killed in a wrong tonight. we have big breaking news we are covering right now. police confirming one person dead after an officer avenue. mike: we have blurred the there is no word right now on exactly what happened before the shooting. another picture here. a lot of cincinnati police officers. we will bring you new it. an officer apparently shot and killed the suspect this afternoon we will continue to update you on this breaking story. lane going southbound. driver spends 30 minutes going the wrong way on i 71. a look at how far she got. a woman driving the wrong way on the interstate. sheree: and the victim was a

mike: two blueberry -- burglary suspects. officer saw william lawrence and samuel sends running from the scene. a k-9 officer tracked down sins. his arm was bandaged today. his bond set at $60,000. sheree: firefighters rushed to the quality inn and suites today for a report of a fire. a belt on the roof controls ventilation systems and cause a mike: zika virus continues to spread. sheree: what the cdc says about the virus as it relates to pregnant women. kevin: dress warm if you have plans on heading out. temperatures and wind chills in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, mike: new evidence presented to lawmakers that the zika virus might be linked to a rare birth defect. sheree: the director of the cdc with both died hours after birth. it' s the strongest evidence they have, but members of congress are still concerned about the virus spreading

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mike: she says her son was killed by members of a cincinnati rap group, and after good evening i' m mike dardis. and i' m sheree paolello. sheree: police say these rappers were among the half a dozen people who were arrested in a huge drug bust. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa talked with a local mother about loss and justice. tammy. reporter: sheree. police told me the murder of naquez mitchell sparked the investigation into the rapper criminals. tonight his mom says this is what justice finally looks like. >> nothing compares to the loss of your child. >> naquez is a special child to me, he' s my oldest child and i love naquez. reporter: naquez mitchell was executed and left for dead is his car last may. >> i have just been going through hell, just going through hell. reporter: police say his killers are two members of a rap entertainment group called fdd. >> you killed somebody, and it' s the bible thou shall not kill because when you kill everything starts unfolding. reporter: now detectives say even more rappers have been charged in a violent drug operation. just look at all their drugs

mike: is he unstoppable? >> people are getting nervous, the candidates are nervous, the republican party is nervous. reporter: they went on the offensive. >> i don' t know if it' s desperation, but they have to take it very seriously. reporter: he says the tone of the debate wouldn' t be allowed in the classroom. >> it' s not necessarily helpful and construction. it is a campaign lay book. reporter: john kasich was largely left on the sidelines. that they believe you needed in order to win. >> it may have been the last chance to knock donald trump out of the lead. >> can they topple this trump tower? i don' t know. mike: democratic voters head to the polls saturday to cast their vote for either clinton or sanders. wlwt news five' s on the scene with breaking details. reporter: good evening, guys. neighbors want to know what happened inside this apartment building here. they know that police showed up this morning after someone called concerned about their relatives. i' happen. they were told by police a coupl

mike: the campaign to make pot legal in ohio. sheree: the latest legal action the clinic is now facing when we come back. kevin: look at the temperatures out to our west. i will let you know when our mike: the future of marijuana in ohio remaining a hot topic. sheree: one or more family saying there is too much talk and too little action. reporter: some people consider cannabis a cure-all while others say it is a recipe for trouble. they just want critics to keep an open mind. >> we look forward to seeing each other at the end of the day. >> the daily routine seems just that. routine. >> there is that smile. lucy has severe epilepsy. but nicole knows that lucy struggles with simple task. feeding her fish requires a specialized machine. she started having seizures. up to 300 today. she met -- had another one. >> we' re here with you, kiddo. >> heavy hitting drugs. now she wants her daughter to try marijuana in the form of medicine. >> instead of being looked at as heroes, we could potentially be >> they considered moving to a stat

mike: maybe more challenges when you wake up. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> of this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00. sheree: dead fog by getting heart of cincinnati while the overnight hours could ring another wintry mix. an active radar right now. good evening. mike: thanks a lot for joining us. the morning impact will vary depending on where you live. kevin robinson is joining us now. kevin: the first thing' s first. this fog is trying to improve across the area. we have been able to see the pnc bank building all evening. with that said, visibility is still low across the area. as i expect, improvements will start taking place as we head into the midnight hour. we continue to watch the storm system sliding its way up the appellations. very interesting, what is happening across the area on radar. look at this. the rain across kentucky and into south-central ohio, it is starting to turn blue. we are starting to see the rain transition to snow. we have a little bit of processes happening where it is raining down heavy enough in

mike: we have a chance for severe weather tomorrow night. kevin robinson is tracking the storm over the next 24 hours. kevin: not too much happening tonight but the system is getting organized in the center part of the nation. you can see thunder storms two storm systems will swing up to chicago and drive a cold front into the viewing area tomorrow night. the biggest threat for storms will come tomorrow night after dark. we will expect gusty winds. the stronger force will come after 9:00. we' ll have allowed of downpours that move through. a turnover risk is fairly low. the greater risk of severe weather will reside to the south and southwest. this happened on the eve of christmas eve, we haven' t -- we had a similar setup going across the area. the bulk of the weather stayed for the off to the south and west. i expect this to happen tomorrow night. i will let you know when the threat moves out of here and what to expect for the rest of the week. mike: local fallout to a rolled health emergency. s health department tied to the rapidly spread

mike: watch where you toss your garbage. you can help identify the pickup officers looking to return the trash to its rightful owner along with a littering citation. >> one day at a time is all we can do. sheree: coming face-to-face with the victims family. with gusts close to 40. kevin: they will be looking around since no no let you know when that starts to fall, coming up. mike: police are looking for this guy and surveillance photos. along with memory supplements from the walgreens store on hamilton avenue. s been identified in similar thefts. s north pacific cod sandwich on boats like these... all the way up here... for wild caught fish like this... like this... s light, crispy and crunchy. today where' s the beef? means something different. some use beef frozen from far away. but wendy' s believes the juiciest hamburgers are made from fresh beef raised... right here. land of the beef, home of the deliciously different sheree: brian hamrick was in the courtroom today along with the family of the victim. >> texting and d

sheree: mike: mike: s department the clearing an isolated incident. tonight, police say that everyone involved in the shooting new each other and they were acquaintances. sheree: a covington man wanted dead in lexington. off his girlfriends head with a sword after she asked to leave. his threat. the woman survived the attack. down in lexington. this measure known as the revenge porn bill would make it a class a misdemeanor to distribute pictures without consent. it would be upgraded to a felony if it is to ship it in for profit. -- distributed for profit. mike: a second-place finish has many advantages. runner-up. deal. reporter: lost last night but beat a big field of so-called establishment candidates @ including chris christie, jeb bush, and marco rubio. kasich the next primary battleground. amidst the pomp and circumstance of yet another campaign stop, john kasich keyed on a theme he has embraced from day one. >> i am happy when i am positive and not negative. reporter: kasich is trying to convince conservatives that he ha s the know-how to lead t