breaking now in fort thomas first at four.a crash leaves one man dead two others in critical condition.. including a baby. police say a car going from i-275 to 471 lost control and rolled over again and again. four people were in the car. three people were ejected.the

and baby are in critical condition. one passenger was able to talk to police. officers believe drugs may have played a role in the crash. these are live artimis pictures from 275 at 27.. near the crash. as you can see.. traffic is very slow while officers investigate. we expect it will be that way for a while since this is a fatal crash. nine on your side will continue to cover this for you and and we'll have more information on nine on your side at five. right now investigators are trying to figure out why a driver ran into the back of a school bus in highland county early this morning.the crash left the driver dead and injured several students. jordan burgess looks at the questions surrounding the wreck. students on that bus were only about 3 minutes from their high school here on a

everyday when suddenly they took a hard hit from behind. behind. i just heard a loud bang. keith marler was used to the sounds of the bus outside his was different. looked out my window and saw the car and looked to my left and saw the bus.marler and his wife ran to the crash.. but do. my wife was tapping on the window and didn't get any response from the driver. troopers say the 54-year-old female driver of this honda passport wasn't wearing a seat belt when she rear ended a bright local schools bus here on ohio 321 near stringtown road around 7 this morning.she was killed by the impact. troopers say of the 12 students on the bus.. three were taken from the crash to the hospital.the bright schools superintendent says later other parents took their students to be checked out as well. well. it's tragic and especially when it happens on a school bus. some of them were behind it and witnessed it. others waiting to be picked up.

stick with them for a long time.the superintendent says the bus was being driven by a veteran driver. she told troopers she was slowing down to pick up a student when the behind. you never know at this point whether it could have been a medical type emergency or a driver looking at their cell phone or something of that nature. those are all things exploring. troopers say at this point they don't have any evidence of impairment of any kind but that's one of the tests they'll be doing to see what led up to this crash. jordan burgess. the now cincinnati. cincinnati. neighbors tell us what makes this even stranger is that they rarely see crashes on that stretch of road because it's so straight and doesn't see a lot of traffic. happening right now -- cincinnati police update the community on a major drug investigation.that news conference just got started at police headquarters.we're told the case includes arrests.we have a crew inside that news conference and will update you on what we've learned coming

temperatures were more like usual for this time of year -- making some of us missing that taste of spring from the weekend! clouds start to build on tuesday as we get ready for our next round of heavy rain in the tri-state. the majority of tuesday will be dry as highs climb to the 50 degree mark. rain chances begin mainly late tuesday evening and turn likely overnight. lows only drop to the low 40s heading into wednesday morning so this will only be rain. wednesday will be a wet, soggy day in the ohio valley. rain is likely and it will turn heavy at times. in all, we could see 1.5" to 2" of rain out of this system. temperatures will top out in the upper 40s on wednesday with breezy winds from the northeast. as the system passes to our north and east, the return from the center of circulation will usher in much colder air thursday morning. leftover moisture will likely produce snow showers on

a mother is in big trouble -- after police say she bought her 14 year old son to buy cocaine for *him! *him!regina turner has denied the charges against her.the judge has denied her request to be allowed out of jail to attend addiction treatment. turner was arrested over the weekend and remains there. a case of mistaken identity may have broken open a double shooting investigation.the person arrested following a bank robbery -- may be the suspect in that shooting instead!the now's briana harper live with a look at the arrest. arrest. he matched the description of this guy.a man accused in an armed robbery here at u-s bank. but turns out 23-year old john white wasnt the robber but

following his arrest today-- police found this 40 caliber handgun.the same weapon used in a shooting last month near winton terraceaccording to the two victims white came from behind and began shooting at them.they suffered only minor injuries. police arrested white charging him with felonious assault in connection to that shooting. and as for the bank robbery suspect-- police are still actively searching for him.reporting live briana harper the now cincinnati. meantime -- colerain township police have just issued a warning to people following reports of damage around that community.viewer mike craig posted this photo of the damage at his home that may be linked to this spree.it gives you an idea of the cleanup that's left behind.police say the suspects are driving around and shooting out windows with a bb gun or airsoft rifle.anyone who spots the suspect is asked to write down the license plate and call police. the names and addresses of dozens of cincinnati police

members are public tonight. it's the work of an anonymous group upset over the officer- involved shooting last week. nine on your side's tom mckee is live the goal of this group and reaction, to it. there are pages and pages of data the group anonymous anon posted on social media over the weekend. they're upset over the shooting of paul gaston in cheviot last wednesday when he went to his waistband for what police said was a gun and a case in mount healthy where a man was shot with a taser when he went toward a toy gun. there are pages and pages of data the group anonymous anon posted on social media over the weekend. they're upset over the shooting of paul gaston in cheviot last wednesday when he went to his waistband for what police said was a gun and a case in mount healthy where a man was shot with a taser when he went toward a toy gun. the speaker on the anonymous his voice is electronically of the shooting of paul gaston

him reaching toward his waistband. they compare it to mounty healthy where hit with a taser barb after ignoring officer commands. the group says it is the judge and the jury here. of containing a suspect available, wle will make your record. we will data dub as many officers as we see fit for each situation." situation." "when they're goal is to see us angry, to see us upset, that's absolutely the last thing i am prepared to give them. i believe these folks are very, very much on thke fringe of our community, our society, and as fringe people, they're going to say fringe things. the majority of the communityi, the majority of the people, are behind the police." police." cincinnati police say they're dealing with the matter internally and don't want to comment any more than that. coming up new on nine on your side at five, we get our first look at the body cam video from that mount healthy incident and how the chief there says it compares to the cincinnati case. tom

there will a task force that's sole goal is to monitor a cease fire agreement with syria.the u-n is handling this. this.the cease fire is expected to take effect later this week.the u-s and russia brokered the deal. the agreement does not apply to isis or an al-qaeda - associated group.there have been five years of violence that has killed more than 250- thousand people in syria. apple's ceo says thank you and admits its not easy saying no the federal government. government.next on the now -- why he says the secrets on a terrroists phone... are going to stay that way for now. kalamazoo michigan is mourning the deaths of six people in a shooting rampage. coming up here from locals about the

apple's c-e-o is thanking his staff for their support of the company's decision not to help the f-b-i break into the i-phone of one of the san

sent them an email today, saying while "it does not feel right" not to help... doing so would threaten data security for millions of people and everyone's civil liberties. the comments come just hours after the f-b-i's director said this is about giving the victims in the shooting justice. apple also announced today it wants a government panel on encryption to deal with the issue of national security and data privacy. the company has until friday to respond to the court order in the f-b-i case. the nation's highest court was back in session today -- one justice short. the late antonin scalia's seat empty. the court will hear opening statements on various cases that could impact us here in the tri-state. judge scalia was laid to rest saturday in washington d.c.a memorial will remain in scalia's seat until march 14. then the justices will be seated in a new alignment based on seniority.without scalia -- the court has just eight justices deciding cases. in the event of a tie, the ruling of the lower court will

breaking news... an uber driver suspected in a deadly shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan has confessed to killing six and is now charged with murder. murder. this all happening within the last two hours. but there are still questions about why jason dalton may have done it. right now there's no apparent connection between dalton and the victims. he went on the suspected shooting rampage over nearly seven hours this past weekend. dalton is accused of shooting eight people... six of them died. he doesn't have a criminal record... and passed uber's background checks. dalton faces up to life in prison if convicted. michigan doesn't have the death penalty. for people in kalamazoo..it's been a tough start to the work week...trying to adjust to the new "normal." the now's anne mcnamara is there for us...she has more on the community's sense of loss. we spent the day driving to all three shooting scenes... retracing the route this uber driver took.todaywe found

community coming together to grieve. tire repair sounds underneath exteriorat tuffy auto service center...nats 16:31 we're the tough man with a car repair plan - it's kind of a play on words it's tough to lighten the mood today. from the waiting room car dealership where a father and son were shot and killed. nats7:57 i know and i'm a little shocked toobelow the sign for new and used a new sign of what's been lost. 5:06 it just scares the stuffing out of me that it happened so close to where i work at 15:58 i think everyone wants to know why - what triggered this event? even when we get the answer, we're till probably gunna ask the same question - why? for rick king - all three shooting scenes hit close to home.his wife always goes to the cracker barrel - where four family members lost their lives. nats and his daughter used to live here now covered in bullet holes.

the window and i saw everyone come outside so i was like this is serious - somebody got shotneighbors saw the shooter's car takeoff - leaving a bleeding woman behind. 25:35 just hope that they're okayon this monday kalamazoo tries to get back to "normal"the mood gloomy, cold -sure fits the weather. 16:47 it's tough to be tough today...yes it is is at the apartment complexi actually talked to a witness who rushed to help.he had medical training firefighter who also lives on that street. together took care of the womanuntil paramedics arrived. but he didn't want the media attention - calling it a "neighborhood effort." in kalamazoo, michigan

clouds start to build on tuesday as we get ready for our next round of heavy rain in the tri-state. the majority of tuesday will be dry as highs climb to the 50 degree mark. rain chances begin mainly late tuesday evening and turn likely overnight. lows only drop to the low 40s heading into wednesday morning so this will only be rain. wednesday will be a wet, soggy day in the ohio valley. rain is likely and it will turn heavy at times. in all, we could see 1.5" to 2" of rain out of this system. temperatures will top out in the upper 40s on wednesday with breezy winds from the northeast. as the system passes to our north and east, the return from the center of circulation will usher in much colder air thursday morning. leftover moisture will likely produce snow showers on

you know how much cincinnati loves its chili.and if you

we have a *chili trail for you! this is no ordinary trip to gold star or skyline.the wcpo insider team has chosen nine chili places from alexandria to blue ash.and thursday february 25th -- your mission is to go to every single one of them -- order a cheese coney and a three way -- and chow down.interested? check out the restaurants right now on w-c-p-o dot com and make sure to weigh in on our facebook if you think we overlooked your favorite. the great white way is coming to cincinnati.today the "broadway in cincinnati" series revealed its lineup for the 20-16 20-17 season ... and it features some real showstoppers. tickets went on sale today for a subscription to the series. those start at 75 dollars and go all the way up to 629 dollars.shows include well-known classics like "the sound of music" and "the little mermaid".but newer broadway musicals like "a gentleman's guide to love and murder" and "something rotten!" are part of the line

where you can buy tickets visit us now on w-c-p-o dot com. give blood.. get a ticket to the circus. that is the deal the the hoxworth blood center circus offered today. hoxworth officials tell us their teams have been "very busy" with this blood drive. they expect about 300 people to donate by the time it ends at six tonight. long time donors say its even without the ticket... giving blood is very worthwhile. i think its a wokderful idea because it motivates peopel to come in and be a part of a reallyk positive expeirence and it helps so many othe rpeople that you make not even have any idea you're helping. the blood drive is underway at the hoxworth centers in anderson township, blue ash, fort mitchell, mason, and western hills. the voucher is good for one ticket and includes admission to the "all access pre-show" an hour before the circus starts. a megabus explodes as dozens of people race for safety! safety!the warning that saved

tonight -- mayor john cranley wants your input about how to reduce crime and the number of shootings in our city.there is a meeting at 6:30 at the college hill community center on belmont avenue.the mayor isn't the only one scheduled to be there either.city manager harry black, police chief eliot isaac and law and public safety committee chairman chris smitherman will

a bus full of passengers catches fire outside chicago and becomes the megabus explosion everyone is talking about today. the last of the 40 passengers evacuated the bus just seconds before the explosion.just thankful to be alive -- they then had little choice but to watch their bags burn.many on-board said there were signs of problems early on.the driver even pulled over several times during the trip. :48 "the driver kept pulling over to the side so it seemed clear there was something wrong with the bus." bus.":20 "it was full of black smoke when i got off to catch

megabus has built a reputation for cheap fares -- and even offers service here in cincinnati.and investigation is now underway looking into *why that bus caught fire. speaking of fire -- the consumer product safety commission has issued another warning about *hoverboards. this time saying it can't recommend any make, model or brand as *safe!and that's not all.its warned manufacturers and retailers that they need to meet standards or face massive recalls. this is just terrifying to think about... hundreds of rattlesnakes on one island. newsy's matt moreno shows us where it could happen on the east coast. imagine an island crawling with these guys https://www.flickr.co m/photos/bonnyboy/ 6391961895/in/photolist-ajqtzz- rkcmqh. well, if massachusetts officials get their way, a nightmarish-sounding "rattlesnake island" could become a reality. massachusetts division of fisheries and wildlife officials want to make mount zion, an island off-limits to

quabbin reservoir, into a habitat for venomous timber rattlesnakes. officials hope by doing this, it will help save the species. there are only about 200 http://www.masslive .com/news/index.ssf /2016/02/rattlesnak e_island_fisheries_w.html of the indigenous snakes left in massachusetts. residents have expressed concerns the snakes could swim across the reservoir and attack hikers or fishermen. officials say that shouldn't be a concern, though. the division of fisheries and wildlife website says the snakes are good swimmers, but they can only survive in "unusually deep hibernation sites" like the quabbin reservoir. if they escaped, they'd die come winter. tom french, one of the officials pushing for the plan, told the republican http://www.masslive .com/news/index.ssf /2016/02/rattlesnak e_island_fisheries_w.html there'd be fewer than 10 snakes added to the island a year - a far cry from the 150 all at once reported by multiple outlets. he said, "it's not going to be like 'indiana jones' with rattlesnakes everywhere." adult timber rattlesnakes can grow up to 5 feet in length. officials plan to speak at a public meeting on tuesday to further address the public's

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control now says a math error means some flooring from lumber liquidators could have triple the amount of cancer- causing formaldehyde than once thought. the now's todd walker is breaking down the *new numbers, and what this means. --todd looklive on cam-- lumber liquidators stock tanked today as news of its chinese-made flooring contained 3 times the levels of formaldehyde once thought.. which also more than triples its risk for giving you cancer..--vo and graphics--the news of lumber liquidators having too much formaldehyde in its products first came out last year.. sparking federal investigations.. and prompting the company to stop importing products from china..earlier this month the c-d-c released a report saying the levels of formaldehyde were high enough to cause respiratory and throat irritation.. but relatively low risk of cancer.. only 2 to 9 cases per 100 thousand people..turns out.. government scientists forgot to convert feet to meters on the ceiling height.. so the levels are all 3.3 times higher.. which also boosts the cancer risk to 6 to 30 cancer cases per 100-

company's stocks tumbled 20 percent today following the news.. the company's c-e-o resigned last year. the c-d-c's recommendations are simply to take steps to reduce exposure.. which includes ripping out any flooring that could be affected. for the now. i'm todd walker. walker. right now, lumber liquidators is facing several class-action lawsuits. but, no criminal charges have been filed in connection to this health concern. the company stopped importing the flooring from china, last may. a popular ohio ice cream company takes steps to make sure nobody gets sick from its sweet treats. treats.jeni's splendid ice creams -- based in columbus and found in stores around cincinnati -- has added a food safety director.founder and owner jeni britton bauer says she wants her company to be a leader in food safety.the ice cream chain closed twice last year after listeria was found both in a pint of ice cream, as well as at a production building.

peeks of sunshine today!spring doesn't feel that far away, right steve? clouds start to build on tuesday as we get ready for our next round of heavy rain in the tri-state. the majority of tuesday will be dry as highs climb to the 50 degree mark. rain chances begin mainly late tuesday evening and turn likely overnight. lows only drop to the low 40s heading into wednesday morning so this will only be rain. wednesday will be a wet, soggy day in the ohio valley. rain is likely and it will turn heavy at times. in all, we could see 1.5" to 2" of rain out of this system. temperatures will top out in the upper 40s on wednesday with breezy winds from the northeast. as the system passes to our north and east, the return from the center of circulation will usher in much colder air thursday morning. leftover moisture will likely produce snow showers on thursday. eight years after she was secretly video taped while naked in an ohio hotel -- sportscaster erin andrews is headed to court over the incidents. incidents.jury selection

nashville for her 75 million dollar lawsuit.in 2008 -- sportscaster erin andrews was secretly recorded naked at hotels in nashville and columbus.she has sued both the man who recorded her, michael barrett -- as well as the hotel manager who she claims told barrett where andrews was staying and gave him the room next to hers.barrett pleaded guilty to shooting a video of andrews through a peephole. bill cosby's wife is answering questions for the first time in a case against her husband. this is video of camille cosby's attorneys arriving at court today for her deposition. the women in this case are suing bill cosby for defamation. they claim he made them look like liars after they accused him of sexual assault. camille has been trying for weeks to avoid answering questions. transcripts of depositions are generally sealed. but they can go public if they're included to support a motion

you probably needed a cheat sheet to know the candidates-- but the folks who want to take john boehner's vacated seat in congress met today with the people who will vote on the issue.the forum was at miami university voice of america learning center in west chester.fourteen of the 17 candidates running showed up. donald trump is riding high going into tomorrow's republican caucus in nevada. he's coming off a big win in south carolina saturday, and is now the firmly-established republican front-runner. front-runner. marco rubio and ted cruz came in second and third in south carolina... but didn't win any delegates; those all went to trump. they're both campaigning in nevada right now... where they continue to poll second and third, and show no signs of backing down. the republican field is now down to five. runs=:09sen. marco rubio | (r) presidential candidate: "i think this is going to have to be like any other candidate that's coming in. we're going to have to compete hard. but i know this, i mean, i feel very confident about our campaign and look forward to a very unusual year." year." as for the democrats, their caucus in

hillary clinton beat bernie sanders... picking up 19 delegates to his 15. the presidential race really goes national in just over a week. week.march first is super tuesday.that's when a dozen states will hold primaries or caucuses. so we're getting you caught up on where the race stands right now. for the republicans... donald trump is leading in the delegate count. ted cruz and marco rubio follow. a republican candidate has to get a little more than 12- hundred delegates to win the nomination. they have a chance to pick up more than 600 delegates now through super tuesday. for the democrats. hillary clinton is leading by a lot -- a little more than 500. she's getting a big boost from super delegates. these are party members who are free to back whichever candidate they want. bernie sanders only has 70 delegates by comparison. but he can pick up some of the nearly 11-hundred other delegates up for grabs from now through super tuesday. did you know this the week when americans are reminded

money?some simple tips to make 2016 the year you get way ahead. she spent more than 90 days, hiding in a bathroom, all to escape genocide in rwanda.now she is sharing her story.you can hear it tonight at seven at the cintas center.it's all part of a string of events planned as part of pope

do you rent or do you own your home? turns out, it could impact how much you pay for car insurance. insurance. a non-profit group just did a review, and found people who rent pay more for basic liability car insurance, even if they're good drivers. an average of seven-percent more... and in one case, as much as 47- percent. it also found they are the ones who can least afford it. the median income of renters is about 28- thousand dollars compared to 63-thousand for homeowners. the "consumer federation of america" is now calling on lawmakers to make insurance companies stop considering

driving factors when setting rates. a recent survey shows six out of ten of us, have less than 1-thousand dollars in our savings accounts. and two out of ten, don't have one. today kicks off "america saves week" an effort to get us all to save more money. and as the now's joanne purtan explains changing the way we think about saving. you get paid bills do some shopping if there's anything left maybe you save it(bite 6:23) bite-so they're paying themselves last instead of first and that's not a formula for financial success.robin thompson with budget wise consulting says let's reverse our way of thinking yourself first can be as easy as setting up an automatic transfer from your checking to your savings account (bite 7:18) bite-a lot of times people don't have that future vision of what they want, they just think i'm saving to be saving, so i'm really taking something away from myselfnot so makes saving easier why americasavesweek.org is holding an "im-saving for" social media contest show everyone what you're saving

dollarsamerica saves tagline start small think big (bite 8:29) bite-so many people think i don't have enough to save, but everyone has some small amount that they begin to put away, so don't get caught up in how large it is, just recognize that the habit of saving is more important than the amount that you have to save now to changing to your thinking about that tax refund you're likely getting no, we're not going to tell you to save all of it but first, let's remember what that money really is 12:42) bite-you just overpaid the government and now they're returning that money to you. and because that money can set you on a course to start meeting your financial goals, at least split some of that money towards savings before you go out and spend the rest of splurges and treats. and finally, if you think retirement is so far away, you don't need to think about it (bite 9:32) bite-it's so easy to outlive your money in your retirement, there are so many risks that are coming against you so fund those retirement plans the best you can starting to save early is the key to enjoying your golden years, despite the fact you

the now i'm joanne purtan. purtan. "america saves week" has provided a 10 point checklist for you to assess your savings. the site also has a lot of other ideas on how to make sure you're saving what you need for the future. if you shop a lot on amazon -- be prepared to pay more if you want free shipping.the site is upping its free shipping minimum to 49 bucks.right now -- it's 35 dollars after the company raised the minimum ten bucks about a year ago.the change will not impact customers who are prime members -- and get free shipping.a prime membership is 99 dollars a year. hollywood's biggest night -- is now *this sunday.and we are getting you ready! ready!the men up for best actor this year -- and a look

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this adorable panda is caught rolling down a hill in the snow at his home inside a toronto zoo.zoo officials say the panda was visibly excited after waking up to see the snow and was so happy after *this tumble -- he did it again. it's oscar week -- and we are very excited about it here at 9 on your side.we want you to be ready too.so today, we're looking at the men vying for the oscar in the category of best male actor.but as brandi hitt tells us many eyes are on leonardo dicaprio... and whether the five-time acting nominee will finally take home the gold statue nats -- 1 they are hollywood's leading men... nats - (red carpet photographers) // "leo!" ...competing for oscar gold. sot -- eddie redmayne, best actor nominee // "it's a such an extraordinary ride." 1 ((oscar nominations gfx - "best actor")) this year's "best actor" nominees include -- brian cranston... matt damon... leonardo dicaprio... michael fassbender... and eddie redmayne... fresh off his win... last year. sot --

a lucky, lucky man." 3 damon - starring in "the martian" -- is also an oscar winner... taking home 1998's "best original screenplay"... alongside friend ben affleck. sot -- (from ceremony, 1998) // "all our friends and family... and everyone back in boston watching us tonight!" 4 sot -- matt damon, best actor nominee // "18 years later i think it's... yeah... this is great.. and i'm going to smell the roses." 4 this is fassbender's second nomination -- playing the role of "steve jobs." nats - (from film: "trumbo") // "no. you don't want my name on it..." 2 and "trumbo's" -- bryan cranston -- is up for his first oscar? ever. sot -- bryan cranston, best actor nominee // "i'm delirious about it - i'm really happy about it." 3 nats -- ("the revenant" // bear scene - quick) but this year's favorite is di-caprio... in the brutal drama -- "the revenant." sot -- leonardo dicaprio, best actor nominee // "it's us immersed in this world. it's very rewarding." 3 sot -- lesley messer, abc news digital entertainment editor // "leo is one of those stars... who seems to be nominated every single year... and shockingly has never won." 5 ((ceremony footage - montage)) look -- that's dicaprio in 1994?nominated for "what's eating gilbert grape... then "the aviator"... "blood diamond"... and "the wolf of wall street"... but -- no win. sot -- lesley messer, abc news digital entertainment editor // "that's going to end this year. this is his year." 2 ((on camera tag -- hollywood

has already won countless awards for "the revenant" -- including a golden globe... and sag award. find out if he takes home his first oscar... sunday. brandi hitt -- abc news -- hollywood. hollywood. the oscars are sunday night here on 9 on your side.chris rock is the host.coverage starts at seven! a new report out today isn't helping those trying to fight the "oscars so white" image.9 on your side anchor carol williams joins me now with a look look it's describing the film industry as a "straight, white boy's club." club." researchers from the university of southern california looked at hundreds of movies from 20-14... and t-v shows from 20-14 to 20-15. nearly 72-percent of the actors with speaking roles were white. and 66 percent were men. it's even worse

report found 87-percent of the directors were white. t-v shows are doing slightly better than movies when it comes to diversity. this is the second year in a row only white actors have been nominated for the acting awards at the oscars. but one of the show's producers is promising despite that... sunday's show will be "the most diverse ever." he says that includes more diverse presenters. the academy is pledging to double the number of women and minorities who vote on the oscar picks by 20-20. clouds start to build on tuesday as we get ready for our next round of heavy rain in the tri-state. the majority of tuesday will be dry as highs climb to the 50 degree mark. rain chances begin mainly late tuesday evening and turn likely overnight.

heading into wednesday morning so this will only be rain. wednesday will be a wet, soggy day in the ohio valley. rain is likely and it will turn heavy at times. in all, we could see 1.5" to 2" of rain out of this system. temperatures will top out in the upper 40s on wednesday with breezy winds from the northeast. as the system passes to our north and east, the return from the center of circulation will usher in much colder air thursday morning. leftover moisture will likely

a car burns in tennessee and little is left behind -- except a bible!witnesses say the jeep was sideswipped by another car, pushed down the hill and into a pole.moments later -- flames were seen coming out of the hood. witnesses rushed to help the driver, using a jack to break the window, and pull him out. (corey kilpatrick/witness):27 "all i could find was a galloon of water so i went back and wet him so maybe it

keep him as moist as he could possibly be." be.":46 "we gotta cut that seatbelt...cut the seatbelt." "it appeared he was completely trapped in the drivers seat because the steering wheel was pressed up against his chest" chest"once that driver was safe and the flames were out -- some spotted a sight that brought tears to their eyes.a bible.it was the only thing left in the burned up vehicle sitting on the front seat. 9 on your side's craig mckee is joining me now with a look at some stories coming up on 9 on your side. looking for a roomate to help you save some money? it's a warning tonight you'll want to share with your friends and family. the attack that left this woman unrecognizable and the advice from her mother to everyone watching. new concerns come to the surface as our scripps investigation into the

continues to unfold. how the decisions being made are having a direct impact on the care tri-state veterans receive. if you know a veteran - you'll want to let them know to watch 9 on your side at 6 for that report. tanya -- ad lib wrap a new step toward helping kids... addicted to video games. games.the big change -- what it means -- and why doctors hope attitudes toward gaming

the centers for disease control is taking the battle against the zika virus to the front-lines in south america. a team of researchers arrived in brazil today, to start one of the biggest government-led studies on the virus and its link to birth defects. we won't get initial results until the spring. spring. meantime... panama is now treating mosquito- infected areas. there are more than 70 cases of zika virus confirmed there. the country declared a health alert last week. the government is spending 10- million dollars trying to kill the mosquitoes that carry the virus. speaking of the cdc -- how important is the h-p-v vaccine? in a report published today, the centers for disease control says it's cut infections among teenage

and in women in their twenties, by one-third. h-p-v is a sexually- transmitted disease that can lead to cervical and other types of cancer. the c-d-c first recommended the vaccine ten years ago. and despite the numbers, doctors say we have a ways to go. the c-d-c recommends girls and boys get the vaccine at age eleven or 12. but, only 40- percent of girls and 20- percent of boys have actually had the recommended doses. millions of teens and pre- teens play video games.but too much screen-time is not only a bad thing it can be dangerous. lindsey theis shows us why experts say this problem isn't going away. "i am playing with other people online. this is call of duty black ops zombine">mikey borgaila's 14. mom says he plays video games 3-4 hours a night. he calls it research... mikey wants to make video games when he grows up. if that's what he wants to do-it's more just like any sport, if he's not current on what's out there, he'll never

designer"> his mom carla, is like most parents. "he can talk for hours about what he's going to do, and 99 percent of it doesn't mean anything to me, but he tells me anyways and i listenbut when does gaming become too much? and is it =just= gaming? dr. doug gentile from iowa state university has been studying this very thing since . "92 percent aren't addicted which is good, but 8 and 1/2 percent is still a lot of kids, and since this hasn't been considered a real issue, those kids are taking a real damage to their lives but not getting the help they need"he says that equates to something like 3 million kids. and it's not just video games. for the first time, the lastest publication of the d-s-m- 5...the pychologist's bible, included internet gaming disorder in its appendix. "it looks like the gaming actually leads the depression, or is at

is how most mental illness goes, if you get one you get others, and they sit there and make each other worse.""if you think back to the 60's, when the early research on alcoholism was showing that it looked like a medical model fit that. that it was a disorder that needed treatment. at that time the culture wasn't ready to accept that. they said no no, isn't a moral problem this is a medial issue-you're just not strong enough. we're in a similar place with video game addiction, the early research is starting to look like a disease model fits pretty well. but the culture isn't ready to hear that, they're saying no no no, it's a moral failing, they're saying no no no, and in this case they are blaming it on the parents" parents" that's it from the now cincinnati.9 on your side at 5 starts right now. breaking now!one person dead and a baby injured in a rollover crash.police say drugs are involved.9 on your

over that deadly officer- involved shooting.... 2:01-2:04"we will make your officers information public record" record"why this online group says race influenced that shooting. two police chiefs react to the threat. a driver dead - after rear ending a school bus.hear from a family who saw the aftermath from their own window. nearly killed at the hands of her craigslist roommate.why one family says the brutal attack is a lesson for everyone.9 on your side at five starts now! breaking developments now from i-275 in fort thomas. a rollover crash kills one man - and sends a baby and a woman to the hospital.now we're learning that drugs were somehow involved in this crash. and here's a look at the scene from chopper nine - the only local helicopter getting your breaking news first -- you can see traffic just getting by

genovese is live at the scene getting this new information from investigators right now... now...including the latest on that infant's injuries.let's get to him live - out at the scene in fort thomas ... john? investigators are now in the process of mapping out this crash. that tan sedan came to a stop off the eastbound shoulder these orange cones in the gravel mark where the car was rolling in the gravel. i spoke with police a few minutes ago they believe drugs *are* a factor in this. we're told 4 people were driving a man in the passenger seat and a woman and 7-month-old boy in the back. witnesses tell investigators the car was going fast... and at some point... started veering from middle lane off the shoulder and began rolling several times. the driver woman and baby were thrown from the car. the driver was killed at the scene - police