space heaters may be to blame for a fire that killed a springfield township man this morning. crews were called to a home on timbermill court around 9 a-m. the now's briana harper talked to neighbors about the tragic discovery. all that's left at this point are the burnt remains of a home thats been a part of one family for at least two generations. a startling morning start for many neighbors who live along

blazing throughout this springfield township home.and witnesses say it all happened in just a matter of seconds. kevin keller//neighbor"there were flames that were probably 10 feet in the air above the porch-the porch was fully engulfed."kevin keller has lived in the neighborhood for 30 years and says his first concern was for the elderly man next door.briana harper//@briana wcpo"neighbors tell me one of their worst nightmares was confirmed once they spotted the man's car in the driveway which is one of the tell-tell signs that most likely he was inside." "immediately i just grabbed my phone, called 911 and ran over to the house and started pounding on his door to see if i could get him up."but it was all too late.after battling the blaze for at least two hours firefighters found the man's body in the kitchen. neighbors say he's in his 60s and describe him simply as a "good guy.""saw him yesterday on the way home from church. he was walking his dog and he's got a big white beard and i call him santa. i stopped and said "hey santa" and we just chatted for a

investigation shows the blaze may have started on the backporch where space heaters where found-then the flames spread from there.chief robert leininger// springfield township fire dept."we have a heavy fire load on the inside. the fire is getting into concealed spaces and so we have to be able to tear walls down, ceilings down."a firefighter also suffered a sprained ankle while fighting the flames-but no other injuries were reported. the fire chief also says the clutter inside the home made it difficult for firefighters to not only contain the flames but also locate the victim. reporting live from springfield township briana harper the now cincinnati the snowy and cold conditions made it tough for crews to get the water they needed to fight that fire.they say the first hydrant they tried didn't work. so they had to run an extra 300 feet of hose to another one. at this time of the year they can freeze. when they attempted to turn the water on they weren't getting a good volume of water. water.firefighters say it cost them a few extra minutes, but

likely would not have been able to rescue the victim. did you like getting all that snow?well, chief meteorologist steve raleigh joinins us now - - and steve, will we get more snow, more rain? another area of low pressure is moving through tennessee valley later today and this will bring in another shot of precipitation, especially for our southern and eastern counties. this will mainly fall as rain this evening. temperatures fall to the freezing mark tonight and that could result in a few snow showers mixing in but we shouldn't see much sticking, especially with wet pavement. tuesday starts cloudy with a few isolated snow/rain showers in our eastern counties. but it will be another cloudy and mild day with highs near the 40 degree mark. another shot of moisture heads our way, this time in the form of a weak clipper system tuesday evening. it will fall as light snow as it passes through the ohio valley. but we can't rule out some rain mixing in too. this shouldn't result in much accumulating snowfall. temperatures continue to warm this week, eventually reaching

a weekend fire destroyed a famous landmark in a small kentucky town.. and today-- people already working to rebuild. the rabbit hash grocery store burned saturday.and the historical society -- which owns the building and property -- says it will rebuild. insurance only covers 60 thousand dollars, however, so they have set up a go fund me

thousand dollars has been raised. 5.42.23 the community like i said the community and even people i don't know have all reached out. yesterday was like a wake. no disrespect to my mother but it was like my mother died again. and that was 20 years abo but the same sentiments and heartbreak 5.42.55 5.42.55the plan is to try to save the floor and whatever historical pieces can be salvaged so it can maintain its status as a historic location. a chaotic chase in green township this morning ended in a fiery crash. it happened on sidney road and left a handful of homes in the area with no power for most of the day. investigators say it all started when two teens stole the car from a dealship. 9 on your side's timyka artist

many kids spent presidents' day enjoying a day at home since there was no school police say the two teens who did this..were taking a joy ride in a stolen car when they crashed into a utility pole on sidney road in green township. it was just after 3 am that neighbor geoffrey hollenbach was startled from his sleep when the car crashed and burst into to flames outside of his window... with police hot on the suspects' trail. police say the boys ages 15 and 17 had stolen the vehicle from walt sweeney ford on glenway avenue. they were only able to drive about a mile and a half before police captured them both ..trying to run away. jeffrey hollenbach has no heat or phone service 16:29:57 certainly would love for all these kids to be at home w their families and in bed at night for whatever these kids weren't and it's just really sad. sad.crews spent hours getting this utility pole replaced and restoring phone service and electrify to residents. when police caught up with the suspects they found a bunch of car keys that the boys had also stolen from the

six homes were impacted by the power outage.duke energy has restored all services. new at 4-- cincinnati police have released the name of the man involved in an officer involved shooting in mount lookout. lookout.police say driver *ali gervacio refused to stop when an officer tried to pull him over just before two a-m sunday.a short chase ended when the 23 year old crashed into a parked car and tried to run.the officer fired a shot, missing him, but it was enough to get gervacio to stop running. he now faces several charges.the officer who fired the shot has been identified as sergeant andre smith -- a 28 year veteran of the force. surviving an incredible attack. ..a columbus couple attacked by a man with a machete last week.. is now talking about the horrific encounter. encounter.gerry and debbie russell were out for dinner at a mediterranean restaurant thursday when a man walked in and attacked four people. the wounds to the russells'

were worried they wouldnt be able to save them. "he walked directly at me, raised the machete up and tried to hit me from above, directly on top of my head," the suspect led police on a chase before they shot and killed him.the russells were able to escape -- but spent hours in surgery and now have hundreds of stitches. south carolina's republican primary is in five days ... and right now most of the g- o-p candidates are on the stump in the palmetto state. and it was at a campaign event there today where donald trump dropped a 'big hint' that a third party run might be back in the cards. trump says the reason he was booed so much during saturday night's republican debate ... is because the r-n-c filled the audience with big money donors and special interest lobbyists. he says the r-n-c is treating him unfairly ... and says that means he doesn't have to honor his 'pledge' not to run as a third party candidate.

job. a terrible job. but remember in this room.i signed a pledge, but it's a double- edged pledge. as far as i'm concerned they're in default on their pledge. trump signed that pledge back in september ... saying he would support the eventual party nominee if he wasn't the candidate of choice. we may have had some streets still snow covered today... today...but the east coast is dealing with a whole lot more! in the tri-state! the death of justice antonin scalia throws a lot of supreme court cases into question? we'll look at what happens if

flags fly at half-staff on this president's day in honor of supreme court justice antonin scalia.this is outside the capitol building in washington, d-c today.the justice died in his sleep in texas this weekend..today his body was flown back to his

no official cause of death... his family says he died of natural causes and there will be no autopsy.he was 79. his death is prompting a divisive political debate. scalia was a leading conservative voice on the supreme court.the republicans control the senate and there's talk about blocking anyone president obama nominates to replace him so the next president can choose.but president obama says he plans to fulfill his constitutional obligation and nominate someone when the senators meet again which is next monday. we'll keep you posted. even with a vacancy ... the supreme court still has decisions to make ... with lots of significant cases on the docket over the next four months.and with only eight remaining justices... it's very likely there could be split decisions.the now's todd walker breaking down what's at stake... right now.. the court has 4 conservative-leaning.. and 4 liberal-leaning judges..it's for that reason there are normally 9 justices.. so there can be a tie-breaking opinion.. so what happens if there is a tie? right now most experts believe the lower appelate

but the widely respected "scotus-blog" also predicts that cases could be re-argued when a new justice is appointed.(graphic full=)among the cases up for decisions right now:affirmative action. the justices heard arguments on this in december.the case involves the university of texas-austin... and whether race should be considered when accepting students.a ruling could have a larger impact on overall affirmative action guidelines.(graphic full=)the supreme court... also considering a decision on labor unions.this one was argued in january.at issue... is whether states should have to pay the cost of collective bargaining... for public employees... even if those states disagree with what the union is demanding.(graphic full=)next month... the court is set to hear new arguments connected to abortion rights. clinics in texas are challenging restrictions that the state's placed on doctors and facilities.it's considered one of the biggest fights over reproductive rights in more than two decades.(graphic full=)another case next month focuses on contraception. should religious non-profit groups like charities, schools... and hospitals... be forced to pay for contraceptive s as part of standard health insurance plans?(graphic full=) and in april... the court is scheduled to hear arguments

give amnesty to millions of undocumented immigrants.right now... that plan is on-hold until the supreme court weighs in.*todd looklive=the court is also set to make a decision on voting rights...typically... the supreme court sessions end in late june or early july... we'll see what happens this year.for the now, i'm todd walker. we looked further into this... since the supreme court went to nine justices.. the longest vacancy was just over a year.. from 1969 to 1970. flying is safer now than at any point in the last five years.the international air transport association reported there were 'four' accidental airline crashes last year.136 people were killed in those. but that's still a huge drop from the year before ... when 641 people died in airline accidents.last year's tally did not include two major plane crashes that were 'deliberately' caused ... one in france and another in egypt. taking a look at the 'flight aware misery map' right now ... you can see how an incoming winter storm is affecting flights across the

and out of cvg have already been impacted by the weather ... people headed to toronto, chicago, and new york were all delayed today.. while some flights to d-c were cancelled. that storm system is the reason why many of you spent the morning shoveling your driveway ... and now it's moved south and east ... dumping a whole lot of snow. take a look at what it's like in virginia...snow is bad enough... but the polar vortex also brought record breaking temps this weekend.this is what it looks like from the international space station. astronaut scott kelly posted this:new york city set a new record of negative-one degree yesterday...boston and providence... negative nine... and parts of vermont... saw 27

another area of low pressure is moving through tennessee valley later today and this will bring in another shot of precipitation, especially for our southern and eastern counties. this will mainly fall as rain this evening. temperatures fall to the freezing mark tonight and that could result in a few snow showers mixing in but we shouldn't see much sticking, especially with wet pavement. tuesday starts cloudy with a few isolated snow/rain showers in our eastern counties. but it will be another cloudy and mild day with highs near the 40 degree mark. another shot of moisture heads our way, this time in the form of a weak clipper system tuesday evening. it will fall as light snow as it passes through the ohio valley. but we can't rule out some rain mixing in too. this shouldn't result in much accumulating snowfall. temperatures continue to warm this week, eventually reaching

kanye west announced his new album release over the weekend then took it back and added a bombshell confession.the rapper says he's 53 million dollars in debt!west tweeted the news saturday and social media has been talking about it ever since!the album is only available on the streaming serivce tidal and west pleaded with fans to subscribe if they want to hear it.he also called for facebook founder mark zuckerberg to invest one billion dollars in his ideas saying he has realized he is the greatest artist of all time. the grammy's are tonight... do you have your pick for best new artist?up for that big award... courtney barnett... james bay... sam hunt... tori kelly... and meghan trainor. runs=:05"because you know i'm all about that bass, bout that bass, no treble." treble."im pulling for megan trainor.. but history has shown winning or losing the best new artist title...

your career.maybe the best recent example... is justin bieber... who lost out in 20-11.rapper kendrick lamar has the most nominations at this year's grammys... eleven... for his album "to pimp a butterfly."and taylor swift... has seven nominations for her album "1989"... which is also the highest-selling album of the year. a big change for sharks -- and you might not believe what's causing it!why they're coming closer to humans! time is running out if you still need to register to vote in the march primary in ohio. *tomorrow is the deadline.then starting wednesday -- you can begin voting by absentee ballots or vote in person early from eight a.m to five p.m.primary election day is

it's another impact of el nino you may not expect.newsy's grant suneson shows us how sharks are changing their behavior this year. like monarch butterflies or your grandparents, blacktip

the winter. but this year the sharks didn't show up for their florida migration on time.florida atlantic university biologist dr. stephen kajiura studies the blacktips and their migration patterns down the atlantic coast. he shot this video after waiting weeks for the blacktips to make an appearance.the sharks will typically first arrive in mid-january, but the waters off the coast of palm beach were empty until the end of the month.but now that they're here, the blacktip sharks are congregating in huge numbers. dr. kajiura estimated more than 10,000 of the sharks are swimming just off the coast of palm beach, florida. and we really mean just off the coast. "the interesting thing is these sharks are right up against the shoreline. you could stand on the shore and toss a pebble and hit a shark, they're that close," dr. kajiura said.so what's up with the bizarre behavior from the sharks? part of the reason could be 2016's particularly strong el nino. the phenomenon's effects can be felt across the globe, changing the behaviors of sharks and other marine animals including sea snakes, sea lions and seals.warming ocean temperatures could also play a role. if waters farther north are staying warmer for

reason for the blacktips to leave on time. but just in case you're afraid the influx of sharks might spoil your palm beach vacation, dr. kajiura said the blacktip sharks are relatively harmless. he said, "for the most part, these sharks are really skittish, so when you get in the water, they're going to scatter and go away." away." babies born prematurely might soon have an edge when it comes to catching up with their peers. two blood- building drugs being studied right now are showing improved brain development among preemies. by age four, the children injected with the drugs scored higher on i-q tests than preemies who were not given the drugs.doctors say more tests need to be done, but they're hoping it will help with significant developmental problems among premature babies. a field trip unlike any other -- and students don't even have to leave their classroom! classroom!the lesson that's finding its way into classrooms around the country -- even right here in cincinnati! and can more be done to warn

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cincinnati... school field trips aren't quite what they used to be. these days kids are exploring the world. but as the now's fay fredricks found, many of them don't have it. ((sots))8:18:05 oh gosh, 8:19:22 look inside the trees, 8:26:31 it's cool((take vo)) the oooh's and aaahhhh's of

their lessons ... music to any teacher's ear.sot)) 8:53:30 - :32th possibilites of where this could take us are endless ((take vo))- courtesy: google this ... is google's expedition project ... a way for kids in classrooms in chandler... to take a 3-d virtual fieldtrip to the amazon ....((sot)) 8:22:29 ther's a cheetah ... where - where where ?((sot)) 8:38:07 - :17 bryce tucker, 5th grade studentyou can just look around and you can see the bird flying all the way over there ... and then you're like -wow- this really happened - i'm really looking at this .. and it really feels like you're there"((take vo))a google team bringing the technology here to the horizon community learning center... where some 600 kids will get to take a virtual trip to one of 5 destinations.((sot)) 8:42:31 - :37 victoria schlarman, 6th grade student it's cool that the teacher or administrator can pause it at any time.((take vo))for a walk in the jungle ... or to check out a village along the banks of the amazon.... or to point out a detail of the architecture of ancient rome. teaching)if you stand in the pantheon ....((take vo))but the possibilites don't end here ..teacher sarah vallejos says kids can make their own videos of ... say the grand canyon ... to share with their

around the world ... with only an app and a smartphone. ((sot)) 8:55:50 - :01 sarah vallejos, horizon community learning center teacherthe reaction i've gotten from students, has been amazing ... even though they're a person who plays video games - they're still amazed by this technology and what they're seeing. seeing. the program is only available to schools right now.but it's free.administrators just need to apply to google directly online. turning to weather -- temperatures are dropping and fog is moving in.rain and snow aren't far behind either.steve with what is headed this way. another area of low pressure is moving through tennessee valley later today and this will bring in another shot of precipitation, especially for our southern and eastern counties. this will mainly fall as rain this evening. temperatures fall to the freezing mark tonight and that

showers mixing in but we shouldn't see much sticking, especially with wet pavement. tuesday starts cloudy with a few isolated snow/rain showers in our eastern counties. but it will be another cloudy and mild day with highs near the 40 degree mark. another shot of moisture heads our way, this time in the form of a weak clipper system tuesday evening. it will fall as light snow as it passes through the ohio valley. but we can't rule out some rain mixing in too. this shouldn't result in much accumulating snowfall. temperatures continue to warm this week, eventually reaching

wildfire season begins today in kentucky.even with the snow and rain -- the sun will start rapidly drying grass, leaves and twigs -- creating hazardous conditions.the spring forest fire season runs through april 30th.it's now illegal to burn anything within 150 feet of wooded or brush-filled areas between 6-a-m and 6-p-m right now at kroger -- you can buy the medication needed to save someone if they overdose on heroin. heroin.'narcan' kits hit shelves today.they come with two doses and cost about eighty dollars.you don't need a prescription but a pharmacist will talk with customers who buy the drug so they know how to use it safely and effectively. tonight -- the university of cincinnati will be talking about police reform on campus.

police department will meet with the public at 6:30.the meeting is at the cincinnati- hamilton county community action agency. agency.the u.c. police deparment came under scrutiny following the death of sam dubose last summer.officials say dubose was shot and killed during a traffic stop by a former u.c. police officer. that officer -- ray tensing -- is set for trial this october. a ten thousand dollar reward is now being offered for the safe return of a falmouth woman -- now missing for about two weeks. weeks.tara turner's father says the family is hopeful she'll be found.but in case that can't happen -- the reward will also be given to anyone who helps police arrest and convict those responsible for her disappearance.turner is 31 year old and was last seen leaving for campbell county.her family says rumors turner had a drug problem aren't true and they've organized many searches for her in the days since she disappeared. bill clinton visited cincinnati on friday and today his daughter was in the buckeye state too. chelsea clinton was in

mother hillary.here in ohio-- early voting begins wednsday. in 2012 about 40-percent of the votes cast in the ohio presidential primary were cast by early voters. hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders will be in ohio next month speaking at the same event.the former secretary of state and the vermont senator ... both running for the democratic nomination ... will speak at an ohio democratic party dinner on march 13th ... two days before the ohio primary. the party's "legacy dinner" will be at a convention center in columbus.tickets for the event start at 50 dollars and dollars. in the wake of two communities learning they have lead in their water -- the ohio epa is demanding new federal rules. rules.the e-p-a's director says lead contamination in two ohio cities -- in addition to the crisis in flint, michigan are proof that something needs to be done.he says better testing and notification requirements are just a starting point.right now -- u.s. epa standards require that impacted people be

a high lead reading. do you have a tendency to 'speed' on the highway?you're not alone ... but some drivers aren't just pushing the speed limit ... they're blowing past it at 100 miles an hour!that's according to an analysis of speeding tickets handed out by state troopers over the last five years... back in 2011-- 942 tickets were issued to drivers going over 100 miles per hour. last year--- speeding tickets were up 23-percent in the same category. some highway safety advocates blame increased speed limits that give aggressive drivers the green light to go even faster.high speed is involved in about a third of the deaths on ohio's highways. a new way for kids to play!how about printing them their own toys? toys?the big name toy maker that wants to change the rules

a lot of fog is moving into the area right now -- so if you're headed out -- be

go anywhere -- keep right right here on the now cicinnati.steve has a look at what is causing the fog and what's on the way.your 9 first warning forecast is about seven minutes away. kids seem to get tired of playing with their toys so quickly.now instead of buying them more you could just tell them to print their own.that's the idea behind this 3-d printer mattel just unveiled. kids can design a toy with an app that connects to the "thing maker" printer.it will be available in stores this fall.the printer may look familiar.you may remember the original "thing maker" from the 1960's had molds you could pour plastic into and then bake in the oven to make toys. the next star wars movie doesn't hit theaters until december 20-17.that's nearly two years from now!but the hype is already starting... and today the movie's producers are taking you behind the scenes.

ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 8, music" music" the producers put out that trailer today to show you production just started in london on the new movie.so far... it's only known as "star wars eight."you can see it starts where the last movie..."star wars: the force awakens"... left off. that movie is still in theaters... two months after opening.it has now made more than 900-thousand dollars in the u-s.it's the only movie in history to do that.looking worldwide... it has brought in

but that's still behind the all-time box office champion, avatar... which made 2-point-7 pass that. these are some of the faces of the westminster dog show that's happening now.more than 27-hundred dogs are entered. the favorites for best in show are charlie the skye terrier... and rumor the german shepherd.and it looks like charlie's odds are a bit better. terrier breeds have won "best in show" more than any other breed. dozens of dogs are abanadoned half a world away from the united states. states.but they're getting a second chance at finding the families.the efforts it took to get them stateside! there is still time to get out and enjoy the winter scenery -- while getting your skate on. until nine tonight you can skate at the u.s. bank ice rink at fountain square.after that -- the place closes for the season.skating is six bucks.skate rental is another four though you can bring your

wcpo 9 on your side... an international effort to rescue golden retrievers.20 dogs traveled half way around the world, to find new homes in l-a. melissa macbride has the start of a new chapter for these dogs. nats-barking after a long, transatlantic flight, 20 golden retrievers are on their way to being loved. they were rescued in istanbul turkey, by a woman who reached out to golden retriever rescues in the united states. sot- kevin rescue of the rockies- 50:29-:39 "they were once a status...feral dog packs over there." golden retriever rescues from southern california and colorado say the breed is in such high demand here in the u.s., people are on waiting lists to adopt. the rescues footed the bill to transport the dogs. sot- barbara gale/socal golden retriever rescue- 59:13-:21 "it turns out to be....airfare and vet checks." once the dogs were cleared to be released,

golden's for a much needed walk....and gave them food and water. nats- water nats- 9:58-:01 "this is windsor...colorado." the dogs will be placed in foster homes until they are matched with families who have already filled out adoption papers. sot- chris cooper /volunteer- 44:24-:31 "i think it's just a wonderful...moving forward." if you're interested in adopting a golden retriever -- there is an organization based here in cincinnati that can help.it's the golden retriever rescue and adoption of needy dogs.you can find them online. one of the country's most iconic landmarks is the site of a police investigation. california police say 'two people' walking on the golden gate bridge in san francisco were hit by 'blow darts.' darts.'the two victims were struck friday afternoon ... they weren't hurt badly enough to go to the hospital ... but the darts were tested to make sure they weren't coated in chemicals.authorities said it wasn't immediately clear where

(andrew barclay/chp spokesman) "he stated that the dart came at him and was able to actually go through his jeans and into his leg by about two inches" inches"investigators are now working to see if maybe the crime was caught on camera. today -- the parents of the little league baseball players stripped of their 2014 world series title -- sued to have it returned. returned.the jackie robinson west team from chicago lost its title after it was discovered some players did not meet residency requirements.the team's attorney says parents handed in the right docuements and says the map that pinpointed where the children were from was verified as legal during the tournament. (james karamanis, attorney) "the children knew nothing about this. the boundary maps were submitted, the eligibility documents were submitted to the jrw inc. who submitted it to little league, and there was no problem with the children being within those boundaries until much later."

international says it will not reviewed the lawsuit. another area of low pressure is moving through tennessee valley later today and this will bring in another shot of precipitation, especially for our southern and eastern counties. this will mainly fall as rain this evening. temperatures fall to the freezing mark tonight and that could result in a few snow showers mixing in but we shouldn't see much sticking, especially with wet pavement. tuesday starts cloudy with a few isolated snow/rain showers in our eastern counties. but it will be another cloudy and mild day with highs near the 40 degree mark. another shot

this time in the form of a weak clipper system tuesday evening. it will fall as light snow as it passes through the ohio valley. but we can't rule out some rain mixing in too. this shouldn't result in much accumulating snowfall. temperatures continue to warm this week, eventually reaching

now here's carol with what's coming up. up. tanya, you talked earlier about rabbit hash... and the fire that destroyed the town's landmark general store. as people reach out to help, our evan millward talks with the owner of the store, about how he plans to come back...and rebuild. and how many times have you been asked to switch power companies? the i-team's jason law has a warning tonight from the inside, a whistleblower who says some salespeople are lying to you. you. and the surprise patrol's

for us...it's a drivethrough surprise for a very deserving mother and grandmother. tanya -- ad lib wrap.here is anne mcnamara with what's next here on the now cincinnati. a day of resilience in colorado springs...as the planned parenthood involved in

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its most recent slogan is "army strong" and now the army wants to make sure women know that includes them. them.the army is now adding women as recruiters recruiters to talk about the changing military and options available.it's also looking to train women to be drill sergeants and platoon sergeants to serve as role models.and beginning this summer all prospective soldiers will undergo re- designed physical fitness tests to evaluate their core strength and endurance.the idea is to determine which job a new recruit might be best suited for, despite gender. the colorado planned parenthood - closed after a mass shooting - reopened today. it's been more than two months since the gunman killed three people there. the now's anne mcnamara is live in colorado springs as patients walk in for the first time. :20:591:2532:04 we made a commitment to our community the day of the shooting that we would be back as soon as possiblethe front door is still boarded up armored vehicle police used to get inside. even though construction isn't quite finished...planned parenthood

see patients waiting months.vicki cowart | president, planned parenthood of the rocky mountains 32:33 they've had to drive miles, they've had to wait and i want to thank themappointments for the next few weeks are already booked solid.patients will notice added security guards at the doors. planned parenthood has spent the last two months - reviewing its security policies - and making changes. 35:30 we of course are not talking in detail about those changes and i know you understand. but we are really focused on making this a safe place for our patients as well as our staffand while so much has changedso much remains the same have to defend life protesters are still standing on the street corner...joseph martone | protester51:54 it's been very nasty my time out here since the shooting. a lot more verbal than usual. being cursed and a lot of people blame me and say by your rhetoric you caused this and while they want planned parenthood to stay closed...they also want to be clearthey don't approve of the shooting. 47:30 what he did shooting the place up doesn't represent us in any

respect life at all. but no matter which side of the abortion debate they're on has changed them | colorado springs55:20 i think as a community we've grieved now we're resilient to make sure it doesn't happen again. we have our eyes open, we're watching whats going on, if we see signs everyone has their phones ready to call 911 but others aren't ready to come back to the building - at least not yet. 56:02 a lot of people have that anxiety of coming up here in case it happens away. you have to put that away and keep living your life . . the shooting suspect, robert dear, admitted to killing three people at the planned parenthood in november. prosecutors may seek the death penalty in the case. brazil is stepping up efforts to fight the zika virus at ground zero.its military and thousands of health workers are now giving out information about how to deal with the mosquitos that carry the virus. they're calling it "operation zika zero."we've heard olympic organizers say it.but now brazil's president is also promising the zika virus outbreak will not compromise the rio olympics this august. meantime today we're hearing

the virus in haiti during a medical mission. name: christoph delespinasse | zika patient "the last day i was walking outside to visit the villagers and so, and during that trip, that was my main exposure to being outside. " "he says he got sick a week after he arrived back in the u-s.the c-d-c says there are now 52 cases of zika virus in the u-s.all of those people got it outside the country. that's it from the now cincinnati. cincinnati.9 on your side at 5 starts right now. determined to rebuild. a northern kentucky staple - destroyed by a fire.the challenges ahead - and what parts of the rabbit hash general store can be saved. he claims killing his cousin was an accident!new information from neighbors about what they saw. plus - why one community leader compares these killings to a cancer. all banged up!dozens of you involved in winter-weather crashes.we're on your side with the fastest way to get

the alarming rise in a-d-h-d. more children forced to take pills at school.why some experts say it's a problem. plus - the other options for children who are diagnosed. 9 on your side at five starts now! a fire destroys a northern kentucky landmark.you saw these images live on 9 on your side this weekend.the rabbit flames. tonight - the tiny town is determined to rebuild. rebuild.9 on your side's evan millward says all anyone can do is stare - and share stories. he's live with what needs to be done - to ensure the store remains a historic landmark - evan? it all comes down to how much of this nearly 200-year-old building they can salvage.the good news - the floor seems to have survived.little comfort

(covered) terrie markesbery/runs store 031332 the general store, that old building meant so much to all of us. no matter what it meant - - the rabbit hash general store was a relic. hardly changed in 185 years. markesbery 031203 it's more than a grocery store, right? it means so many different things to each different person. even during our interview - terrie markesbery can't stop looking at it. markesbery 031304 it just does something to your soul. the store weathered winds, floods, only to be brought down by fire.nats - tearing facade down an inferno saturday night. now ruled accidental. but insurance will only cover 60-thousand dollars. rebuilding could cost 150- thousand or more.don clare/rabbit hash historical society president 054727 a new chapter of rabbit hash history has started and this fire is going to be a part of it. some things could be saved - - this part of the store's