don't let the sunshine fool you -- two rounds of snow are in your 9 first warning how much will we get?a new home for pete rose.cincinnati welcomes him into the hall of fame.24.34 this is a honor that you just can't believe how you feel 24.38when he officially joins reds history. a big victory for former juvenile court judge.caught completely off guard. we were totally surprised by this morning.new today-- why there won't be another trial for tracie hunter.tax season begins today!and the irs is making changes.what you need to know so you don't pay more than you should.*this is the now cincinnati. first on the now -- snow is on the way and we're getting a better idea just how much of it will be here by this time tomorrow. tomorrow.oh -- and the cold

either. meteorologist steve raleigh with the answers...steve? the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later commuters, you could have a few tenths of an inch of snow to navigate on your way to pass through our area during the day and the majority of the evening drive. due to the lighter nature of this snow and the time it will fall over, this should lessen the impact on the roadways. in the 9 first warning weather team continues to monitor this system that could bring a friday. this could be 3 to 5 inches, or perhaps more depending on the track of the certainty as it stands, but i wanted to give you a heads up

the 9 first warning weather team isn't taking its eye of the evolving forecast.stay with chief meteorologist steve raleigh throughout the now cincinnati and this evening for the latest.and join jennifer ketchmark in the morning for *good morning tri- state.the team will also let you know if there are any weather delays or closures. baseball's hit king -- pete rose -- is getting one of his wishes tonight -- his induction into the reds hall of fame. fame. the team got special permission from major league baseball to honor rose in june at great american ball park. nine on your side's tom mckee is live with some of the other honors rose is getting. peter rose is still banned from baseball for betting on the game and the reds, but commissioner rob

honor him here at home. he's getting a statute on the terrace level joining big red machine teammates and his uniform number -- #14 -- is being retired. rose played the game with unmatched passion -- hit #4192 came at home in front of adoring fans at riverfront stadium. his head-first slides are legendary and an example to younger players on how to play the game every day. reds president and ceo bob castellini convinced commissioner rob manfred that rose needs to be honored in the queen city -- and rose was moved by the honor. "this is an honor you can't believe how you feel. growing up here -- always been a reds fan -- always had the most respect for all the reds players that i watched when i was a kid. most all the guys in the hall of fame living today either played with me or against me. a lot of them

the first one from cincinnati, but larkin beat me to it. great player from moeller high school." school." rose's reference was to barry larkin, who is in the hall of fame at cooperstown -- a goal that rose says he will never give up trying to attain. all this will take place the weekend of june 24th through 26th and co-incide with a 40th reunion of the 1976 world champion team. coming up new on nine on your side at five, a lighter side of rose as he talks about the kind of statue he wants. tom mckee, nine on your side, live at great american ball park. it was the bet that nobody in cincinnati wanted him to lose but today mayor john cranley made good on his wager with the mayor of pittsburgh. he showed up to the *city gospel mission to serve lunch. and take a look at this -- he was wearing a troy paloamalu steelers jersey.the mayors wagered on the nfl wild card game two weeks ago and we all know how that game ended.

burning. sigh. with this jersey on. but i am a man of my word. word.39.54 i think everyone is depressed like i am that i have to wear this and i hope i never have to wear it again. again.not only did the mayor have to wear a steelers jersey -- he now has to send a swag bag to pittsburgh's mayor filled with cincinnati's favorite foods. in a suprising move, the eight remaining charges against former juvenile court judge tracie hunter -- have been dismissed.it happened just as her second trial on those counts was about to begin. jordan burgess is asking questions about the reasons behind the move.. and why the legal battle continues. continues. months of preparation over in mere moments. even tracie hunter's attorneys caught off guard by what happened. but even now the case isn't over yet. yet. supporters singingtracie hunter walks out of a hamilton county court room with her supporters singing to god be the glory.just moments earlier special prosecutors had dismissed the eight charges she was being re-tried on.

it is our duty to seek justice here. to prosecute the remaining charges serves no further purpose.in a case that's taken many turns.. it's a twist few saw coming.and got us asking.. why the change of heart?prosecutors say it wasn't worth the effort with hunter already set to serve jail time. time. to pursue the remaining charges would cause substantial cost to the county in monetary terms and further conflict in our community. prosecutors say they believe a jury would've found hunter guilty.. but her attorneys disagree. disagree. my position is they dismissed because they couldn't win. hunter's attorneys say they discovered that a computer with data they believe would have exonerated hunter on some charges was wiped clean and sold before the charges were ever filed. filed. hopefully someday her redemption will come and people will realize all she was trying to do was what she

feel, i want to do the right thing.but hunter still has one charge she was convicted of and is facing a six month sentence.. but she is appealing. appealing. we're looking for her to be completely exonerated of all charges. charges. and the hearing is set for friday to decide whether hunter will go to jail to serve her sentence while her appeal is still being heard. jordan burgess. the now cincinnati. cincinnati. hunter had the appeal of her conviction denied just days ago by the ohio court of appeals.. but she has asked to have that decision reconsidered. just days after police say he pulled the trigger in a deadly shooting -- a murder suspect now has to come up with one million dollars to get out of jail. police say derrell gover shot and killed immanuel scott on alaska avenue last friday.he made his first court appearence today.scott died at children's hospital -- where friends took him for help. it's cold and flu season -- but lawmakers in indiana may make it harder for you to buy over the counter medication.

give *pharmacists* the power to turn customers away and *not allow them to buy common cold medicines.but they can only do so if they think the person would be using the medication to make methamphetamines.we'll keep you posted. one year ago today -- a construction worker was killed during the hopple street overpass construction project. 35-year-old brandon carl was a worker on the project.he died when the bridge fell while it was being taken apart.the company behind the project *kokosing* was eventually fined by the occupational safety and health administration. breaking now republican president candidate ben carson is canceling the rest of his campaign events for the day. that's after four members of his team were involved in an car accident in iowa. he released this statement... saying their car flipped after they hit a patch of ice.then another car hit them.three of them are getting checked out at a hospital in iowa.but the fourth is now at a trauma center in omaha.carson says he's going to omaha now to be with the volunteer's family.

millions of immigrants living in the u-s illegally.the supreme court now says it will review an executive order by president obama to shield those immigrants from deportation. the justices will consider undoing lower court orders blocking the plan from taking effect.it would let those immigrants get work permits... and receive some federal benefits.the supreme court is expected to hear arguments in the case in april... and make a decision by late june. "alive for the first time." that's how one of four americans freed as part of a prisoner swap with iran says he feels today.we're hearing from amir hekmati (heck- ma-tea) for the first time since his release this weekend. name: amir hekmati | american prisoner freed by iran "i feel extremely lucky, alive for the first time in a long time and i'm very humbled at everybody's support from the president to congress to my fellow marines and especially my family who have really gone through so much throughout this time." time."hekmati spent more than

after he went to visit his grandmother... and was detained for espionage.today we're also hearing from washington post reporter jason rezaian. (rizz-zeye-en)two people from the paper's staff say he told them during a meeting yesterday quote "i want people to know that physically i'm feeling good." "i know people want to hear from me... but i want to process this for some time." the men are at a hospital in germany right now.they're not expected to return to the u-s for a few more days. stopping the superbugs ... scientists warn that overuse of antibiotics will lead to resistant bacteria that can make you even sicker ... without a cure ..now researchers think they may have an answer to treat infections ... we're shining a 'light' on the 'illuminating' discoveries. and are you worried that 'spring break tattoo' will tank your shot at a job? attitudes are changingwhy ink is losing its stigma. nobody picked up from the other end. end.emergencies can happened to all of us.but a dispatcher is now in trouble for

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right now -- hospitals and doctors offices around the tri- state and the nation are prescribing patients medication to treat an infection. but could something as simple as *light* save lives and cut down on america's drug dependence? dependence?one group of scientists thinks it might and as kristen skovira shows us, they think it might even fight against antibiotic resistant bacteria like e-coli and salmonella. salmonella. in the battle between humans and drug- resistent bacteria...we are losing. ...because they are gaining resistance to not just one, but multiple antibioticsso that's really scary.and we don't have a solution for them. for decades, doctors have used anti-biotics to treat infections...we need anti- biotics for treating bacterial infections, any kind of disease whether it's cancer, patients with a compromised

hiv patient. but the so-called "superbugs" are getting smarter...and stronger. and our limited anti-biotics are often-times unable to defeat these deadly diseases.many times things don't work, and then you essentially quarantine the patient, and kind of hope things will eventually work out, which is not a good situation. now c-u researchers are literally shining light on the problem. they're using new *light-activated nano- particles...known as quantum dots to successfully kill 92-percent of drug-resistent bacterial cells in lab-grown experiments. stand up: researchers hoping one day these quantum-dots can be used to deliver therapies either topically, systemically a disinfectant agent of different surfaces. we are working with really nasty strains.we're working with mrsa of the really nasty pathogens. the best part? these activated nano- particles only damage the bad bacteria...and can be tailored to target specific infections...just by adjusting their wavelengths... so they are bad for the

we checked and in 2011 -- the last year where figures have been calculated -- one in 25 people contracted an infection while staying in a hospital. about 75 thousand of them died from those infections. pneumonia and surgical-site infections were the most common according to the centers for disease control. have a cough that's been nagging you for weeks?your doctor may have prescribed you antibiotics.... but they might not be the right treatment. 9 on your side anchor carol williams joins us with new info from the c-d-c and why it could change how you're treated at your next doctor's visit. julie... the c-d-c is trying to cut back on what it says is the overuse of antibiotic prescriptions. the biggest problem?the c-d-c says it's the number of adults getting antibiotics for respiratory illnesses when they don't need them.while you may have received antibiotics for bronchitis in the past...

over-the-counter medicine instead.doctors also typically prescribe antibiotics for sinus infections.but the guidelines now say they should only be used for patients with no signs of improvement after 10 days... or those with severe symptoms.the c-d-c also says antibiotics aren't needed to treat sore throats and the common cold in adults. the agency warns antibiotics are losing their effectiveness... partly because they're getting prescribed too much.in fact... the c-d-c estimates drug- resistant bacteria causes 2- million illnesses and 23-thousand deaths each year in the u-s.that costs the u-s

the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later commuters, you could have a few tenths of an inch of snow to navigate on your way to work. scattered snow showers pass through our area during the day and the majority of our snow will be done prior to the evening drive. due to the lighter nature of this snow and the time it will fall over, this should lessen the impact on the roadways. in all, 1-2" of snow is possible.

team continues to monitor this system that could bring a chance for significant snow on friday. this could be 3 to 5 inches, or perhaps more depending on the track of the snowmaker. this is not a certainty as it stands, but i wanted to give you a heads up

like the prices at the gas pump?we're saving lots of money. money.but are we saving as much as other ohio cities? "it used to be taboo, now tattoos are becoming more and more part of the mainstream. we'll show you just how

breaking news just into the newsroom right now ...police are on the scene of a shooting in the west end ... on linn street, near ezzard charles drive.at least one person was shot ... the shooting happened around half an hour ago ... police have not said whether they have any information about a suspect.we have a crew on the way to the scene and we will bring you the latest information as we learn it. it used to be a hush-hush way to express yourself.but now more and more americans are getting tattoos. the now's andy choi shows us how ink is making a bigger splash these days.

:15-:21:25-:29:30-:34 [exterior nat][tattoo gun nat] 19.58.32"a lot of people out there are doing it for themselves, not necessarily for people looking at them." miguel galvan swore he'd never get a tattoo. today, miguel can't get enough. and his office colleagues are taking notice in a good way. 20.00.13 "they love them. i get compliments all the time. from the people i work with to the customers."and it's all part of a shift in the way people think about ink. 19.41.57 "before, everybody wanted the tattoo that they can hide nobody can see unless they wanted to."19.53.01"a new poll found 21% of americans have at least one tattoo. that's one in five americans, and a lot of them are highly visible... this isn't permanent is it!" 19.59.11"at least two years ago, i would have had to wear a full sleeve shirt. i most likely would have had to wear some skin tone glove."19.43.36 "the odd man out is the guy who don't have tattoos!" and while not everyone's ready for a tattoo on the back of thier hand, it appears ink is now finding its permanent place in the spotlight. for the now, i'm andy choi. the poll numbers from rasmussen also show two out of

have at least one tattoo. it's a new year and that means it's time for all of us to do our taxes.so what changes are in store?consumer reporter john matarese has a look. and snow is on the way.9 on your side chief meteorlogist steve raleigh is tracking when it gets here. awsuits continue to fly.. as the people of flint michigan still can't drink the water in their faucets.. now they want

we saw sunshine today -- but its not going to stick around for much longer longersnow is on the way and chief meteorologist steve raleigh is tracking when it arrives. the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later commuters, you could have a few tenths of an inch of snow to navigate on your way to work. scattered snow showers pass through our area during the day and the majority of our snow will be done prior to the evening drive. due to the lighter nature of this snow and the time it will fall over, this should lessen the impact on the roadways. in all, 1-2" of snow is possible. the 9 first warning weather team continues to monitor this system that could bring a chance for significant snow on friday. this could be 3 to 5 inches, or perhaps more depending on the track of the snowmaker. this is not a certainty as it stands, but i wanted to give you a heads up

in temperatures like this -- car issues are common. common.triple a says it has responded to nearly two thousand calls since sunday morning!and most are because of dead batteries! the cold can stress your battery and while the technology in our cars is great -- they're energy drains. navigation systems, dvd players, heated seats and even charging your cell phone can leave your battery on empty. the best advice is to have your battery tested.and if you've had it longer than three years -- consider replacing it as a precaution. the 9 first warning weather team won't let you leave home in the morning without the latest conditions.join jennifer ketchmark in the morning for *good morning tri- state.the team will also let you know if there are any weather delays or closures. an update for you on the now...

the west price hill fire where people had to use sheets to race escape..now, investigators tell us it was deliberately set. the suspect -- johnny hammond was in court for the first time today.he is charged with aggravated arson and bond was set at 150 thousand dollars. investigators say he set a multi-family home on nebraska avenue on fire yesterday afternoon.at least one person was left homeless. more money is staying in drivers' pockets ... as gas prices keep falling.ohio drivers are seeing average prices at about a dollar sixty six per gallon across the state .. a survey from triple a auto club shows gas prices are about 16 cents lower across the state than this time last week... and 33 cents lower than last year.the national average is about a dollar eighty eight.cincinnatians are paying even less than the rest of ohio ... with average prices around a dollar sixty two. tax season has officially begun!today is the first day you can start filing your taxes ... and if you don't

... employers have until january thirty-first to send them out.9 on your side consumer reporter john matarese is here with what 'you' need to know to make sure you get your refund money! money!tanya ... every year the i-r-s pays out 'billions' in fraudulent tax refunds ... and this year they're making changes to try and prevent crooks from getting fake tax cash. for the first time ... the i-r-s, state tax leaders, and tax software providers will be sharing info about suspicious returns in 'real time'.it's an effort to spot patterns and catch fraud as it happens.the information will include where a return is filed... and how it's prepared.tax prep software from "h-and-r block" and "turbotax" also have new standards this year for logging in... including new security questions and stronger passwords."turbotax" will also let you know now if someone creates a second

security number. the i-r-s says it expects more than 70 percent of taxpayers to get refunds this year.last year the agency issued 109 million refunds... averaging 27-hundred dollars each. each. and there's good news for procrastinators this year, right? right?yes... this year the deadline is april 18-th... instead of the 15-th... because the "emancipation day holiday" in washington d-c falls on the typical tax day. i'll be back at 5:30 with the top 3 tax scams this year so you dont waste your money. it's day five and still no

the coast of hawaii.the coast guard is not letting up in the search. the marines disappeared after their military helicopters collided during a late-night training flight last week.so far... the coast guard has found three of the four life rafts that were on-board.some of them were inflated... but it doesn't appear anyone used them.crews are also still looking for the helicopters' black boxes... to figure out what caused the mid-air crash. developing right now... class-action lawsuits... filed today... as anger over the lead-contaminated water in flint michigan continues to grow.the now's todd walker is working these new developments: :00:24 1:11todd on camera:we knew this would be coming.. lawsuits filed on behalf of people in flint for their lead- poisoned water supply.there was already a federal lawsuit filed.. but now there are class action suits at the state and local level.the aim is to get financial help for the residents of flint who can't drink the water they still have to pay for... but also get public officials to answer questions and hand over

so far..sot full=name: bill goodman flintpresser1 3:56 it's not going to be easy questions they're not going to be softballs they're not going to be dodge able these are going to be hard questions posed to these public officials that they have to answer and they're not going to get away from answering those questions 4:13it will be two years ago this spring that flint michigan switched its water supply in a cost saving measure.. at the direction of the state.. to pull from the flint river..people told us when we were there last week that they noticed a difference almost immediately.. the water looked, smelled and tasted funny..it took until this past fall for residents to learn just how bad their water supply was poisoned.. lead levels in the water had tripled in some areas of town. the state tracks this information.. and attornies today said officials knew what was happening long before it was ever made public by a private doctor in flint..sot full=michael pitt / flintpresser3 6:50 don't let anyone tell you that they didn't know about this problem until oct 2015 that's a lie and we're going to prove

camera close:the response to that first federal lawsuit is due in less than two weeks on february 1st..right now flint residents are still living off of bottled water handouts.for the now, i'm todd walker. the mayor of flint is hoping to meet with president obama... to get a federal disaster declaration which would bring more federal relief money.the president has already declared a federal state of emergency. breaking today... it's still not clear who's behind this deadly explosion at a security checkpoint in pakistan. at least ten people are dead... including a 7-year-old child... a journalist... and five police officers.another 36 people are in the hospital right now... some in critical condition.we know it was a suicide bomber riding a motorcyle filled with explosives.this road was jammed with traffic at the time.so far... at least two groups say they're responsible. are there bugs in your home? chances are -- you have them! them!so which ones are rooming with you?the answer -- next. and chipotle is giving away

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you're probably not going to want to hear this...but you may have more bugs living in your home than you realize. newy's zach toombs explains. explains. this video includes lots of bugs. we're sorry. there are a few dozen species of bug living in your house. that's the finding of a new, first-of-its-kind study on the six-or-more-legged creatures that share our homes.i know, on some level, we all like to pretend we can escape the creepy crawlies of the world by heading indoors. but scientists are determined to shatter that fantasy. "nobody can tell you, even approximately, how many species live in your house. nobody can tell you, even approximately, how many species live on your body right now," ecologist rob dunn of the "arthropods of our homes" project said during a ted talk . so members of a project called "arthropods of our homes" <

ds-of-our-homes/> have spent the last few years searching houses room by room and collecting every bug they can find. "the most exciting thing, to me, is just that we are all living with a ton of bugs in our homes, so that's fun. i know that people don't love to hear that," study author michelle trautwein told untamed science https://www.youtube .com/watch?v=_wwcbisu3v4. yeah, people don't love to hear that, but let's try to get through this. what bugs did they find, and how widespread are they? in any given house, you can obviously expect to find house flies. it's also a safe bet that you'll find dust mites, as well as some species of ant, some species of beetle and spiders, like the common cobweb spider. the researchers also found you're pretty much guaranteed to have gnats or midges. you're also going to have book lice. and you'll have some combination of moths, mosquitoes, ladybugs, wasps, bees, crickets, cockroaches, earwigs, termites, silverfish, ticks, millipedes and roly-polies, to name a few. in fact, according to the study, you can expect to find at least 30 different species of bug per house, and the average is around 100. it may console you to know the houses sampled for this first study were all in north carolina, but if you live elsewhere, don't kid yourself. you've still got bugs. (video via wral http://www.wral.com /news/local/video/11252487/)

watch newsy 24-7 on your tv or download the newsy app for on the go updates updates if our *moon had a name -- what would it be? be?the petition to give a new identity to our celestial companion ... and the *oscars taking action to be more inclusive.why academy members are being put

you're watching the now on wcpo 9 on your side... breaking news -- former republican vice presidential nominee sarah palin will soon back donald trump for president. president.we've just learned she will make an announcement in iowa tonight.in a statement provided by the trump campaign -- palin says she is proud to endorse him.the move comes less than two weeks away from the iowa caucuses. there's now an online petition to give the moon a name and its trying to rally enough support for the idea.the now's candice aviles has more on the

"mooks. i'd name it cheesy."we all know it as the moon."why would you call it cheesy? cuz some people say the moon's made out of cheese."but what if you could name it something else?"it could be fluffy." "spooky because people think when it's full sometimes that it's spooky a little.""i would think it would just be called the moon."we've always known it as the moon.but a new social media campaign is asking us to challenge the status quo. "the moons throughout the solar system have unique names. our moon is being left out. it's up to us the people of earth to name the moon!" the name the moon society launching this e-petition asking as many people as possible to sign it and offer up names - each name suggestion costs a dollar. "it's going to be 15 cents of each dollar that goes to charitable funds and we've chosen ryans wells foundation and water.org to be our two foundations that we're going to be donating the funds to.

for the group brings up the iau which is the international astronomical union.they name celestial objects.in order for them to consider a new one.. one way is to prove a large amount of the community is concerned about naming one. possibly proven through a lot of signatures on this petition. "what we really want is people to be creative and get out there and learn more about space. we are serious about naming the moon don't get me wrong.. we would love to have the iau recognize us and what we're trying to do."if they are successful the moon could soon have an official name.in the meantime the good suggestions just keep rolling in. "i would name in moona always think of the lunar moon.""carlos, cameron, it cruella, it even could be like ralph or wreck it. or it could be like cruella devil or something." for the now, i'm candice aviles. tawni says a lot of people say the moon already has a name - luna and celene - but she wants to be clear that those are actually just the latin and greek names for moon. the president of "the academy of motion pictures" says she's

over the lack of diversity in the oscars. her statement comes after days of backlash over only white actors being nominated in the top categories for the second year in a row.she says the academy will now do a review of the people who decide awards... to include more diversity.we told you yesterday here on "the now" that director spike lee.. and actress jada pinkett smith are now boycotting the awards over the controversy. chipotle is pulling out all the stops to keep you coming back for more.the company is reportedly doubling the amount of free food restaurants can give away as a reward to customers.it's not sharing any specifics though. it's also planning to launch a new marketing initiative next month.in three weeks... all of its restaurants will shut down for part of the day... for a company-wide meeting on food safety.it's in reponse to outbreaks involving e-coli, salmonella, and norovirus.

the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later commuters, you could have a few tenths of an inch of snow to navigate on your way to work. scattered snow showers pass through our area during the day and the majority of our snow will be done prior to the evening drive. due to the lighter nature of this snow and the time it will fall over, this should lessen the impact on the roadways. in all, 1-2" of snow is possible. the 9 first warning weather team continues to monitor this system that could bring a chance for significant snow on friday. this could be 3 to 5 inches, or perhaps more depending on the track of the snowmaker. this is not a certainty as it stands, but i wanted to give you a heads up

as david bowie said ... the stars look very different today ....now a group of astronomers want them to be 'called' something different too. too.a belgian radio station and a california observatory are reportedly teaming up to honor david bowie by naming a constellation after him ... supposedly the seven stars make up the shape of a lightning bolt ... like the one bowie wore on the cover of his 'aladdin sane' album.david bowie passed away last week... he was 69. but ... naming a new constellation ... even in honor of the starman himself ... just isn't as simple as that.you heard it in the story about naming the moon ... the 'international astronomical union' is in charge of recognizing names of objects in space ... and they tell 'wired magazine' that they haven't received 'any' requests to register a new constellation. what's more ... they say the seven stars that would make up the 'bowie constellation' ... are already part of 'other' constellations ... and have been since the 1930s.david bowie's legacy will have to live on down here on earth

another teary eyed week on the bachelor. in case you missed it last night-- here's a quick recap..lace-- the season standout for all the wrong reasons-- left by choice before the rose ceremony. olivia is now deemed the house villian -- the girls don't like her-- and the fans don't either.. although bachelor ben higgins still appears to be blind to it all.last night- ben went on two one on one dates-- the first with lauren b.... sparks were flying and social media seemed to adore the petite blonde.but the second one on one with jubilee didn't go quite as smoothly. outcue: i like hotdogsruns - 22 seconds

from there-- the date got a little more awkward and depressing.. but ben still gave her a rose. the two women sent home-- jami and shoshauna. the rest live to see another monday night in primetime.. craig-- i know we were watching last night-- i tweeted out a link to ben's blog and analysis of the night so you can study up for next week. here's craig with what's coming up at 5... 5... of course, all eyes are on the forecast, and we'll check in with steve, about how much snow he expects tomorrow and when. and earlier in the now, you told us about pete rose being inducted into the reds hall of

and the reds...but what are the fans saying? we'll hear from the fans, next at 5. a dog's life is saved, thanks to an alert veterinary tech, at the spca. coming up at 6, t.j. parker tells us how it happened. tanya -- ad lib wrap people are stunned after a 911 call goes *unanswered *unanswered"if i call 911, someone should pick up that phone." phone."what they say that dispatcher was doing instead of saving a life. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything else.

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we rely on them in emergencies but a 9-1-1 dispatcher in florida is now in trouble -- accused of missing an emergency call -- to order lunch instead! instead!brandon beyer with what happened. happened. (jared goodman, store employee) "the doctor couldn't hold him up. he dropped to the floor. usually that's where the injuries happen."its clearsight opticians. back in september, a patient has a seizure in the exam room. the staff immediately calls 9-1-1. (jared goodman, store employee) "first they called from their office, no answer. i called from my cellphone. again, no answer. other people in the store tried calling, and nobody picked up from the other end."jared goodman says they let the phone ring for what they felt like was several minutes and no one answered.after an internal investigation by the broward sheriff's office, we now know

on an eight minute personal call... ordering lunch from this pizza shop in loder hill. (nats: restaurant) "okay. what can i get for you?"(nats: dispatcher) "let me have one slice of cheese pizza."(nats: restaurant) "all right."(nats: dispatcher) "let me have a lunch special, the pizza lunch special-- two cheese pizzas and a coke. (nats: restaurant) "all right."(nats: dispatcher) "let me have the lunch special-- two pepperonis and a coke."the broward sheriff's office says the call taker admitted her mistake and was issued a written reprimand. fort lauderdale officials say they'll reevaluate if regional 9-1-1 coverage is still the best option.(official) "if that means that we need to look at going back to our own police and fire 911 dispatch system we're going to do that analysis."as for the patient in this office, he came to. (jared goodman, store employee) "fortunately the man is okay. he came back to life, basically. he was having a seizure and he came back so he's okay now."but as far as jared goodman and his family owned business are concerned it was a scare they shouldn't have to go through alone. (jared goodman, store employee) "if i call 911,

phone. it would make me feel a lot better." better." he's escaped twice before... and authorities want to make sure he never does again. again.we're learning today just how far they're taking security... to keep drug kingpin, joaquin "el chapo" guzman, locked up in mexico. you'll recall this surveillance video shows him escaping his cell last year... through a hole in the shower floor then down a mile-long underground tunnel.he was finally re-captured two weeks ago.now... prison floors have been reinforced with three- quarter-inch steel rods. 4-hundred security cameras have been installed... and another 6-hundred are set to go in within three months.and the guards watching him all wear cameras on their helmets. that's it from the now cincinnati... cincinnati...9 on your side at 5 starts right now. the homegrown hit king to be honored here at home.pete rose will be in the reds hall of fame. 15:36 - 15:41"i will never

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