come back today. you'll get free installation, tv equipment and epix included. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. call now, and welcome back. budget concerns. are your tax dollars being wasted in a major sewer project? a look at the accusations.. and how those in charge are defending each one. ohio governor john kasich is in michigan a day ahead of the state's primary. we're on the campaign trail.. as supporters from ohio help him make a final push. plus ... the supreme court makes a landmark decision for gay parents...what it could mean for couples here in the buckeye state.this is the now cincinnati one of the two metropolitan sewer district's waste incinerators may have to shut down soon. soon.we're talking about human waste here. and there are fears that large amounts of it could be trucked from the east end to lower price hill. nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information

we're talking about the incinerator here at the little miami wastewater reclamation plant in the east end.it will be out of compliance with eps emissions regulations in a few weeks.solutions are in the works tjat will keep it from being trucked across town to another incinerator in lower price hill. we're talking about the incinerator here at the little miami wastewater reclamation plant in the east end.it will be out of compliance with eps emissions regulations in a few weeks.solutions are in the works tjat will keep it from being trucked across town to another incinerator in lower price hill. "we can do that with a brand new incinerator that is going to cost the ratepayer $120 million a year. we can have a bio-anaerebic disgester, which is the solution we propose that an investment of about

for $25 years of about $60 million." million."msd is asking the epa for a one year extension to finalize plans.in the meantime, the incinerator will be shut down march 21st and in the short term the slugde will be taken to a rumpke landfill. coming up new on nine on your side at five, area businesses react to these new developments.tom mckee, nine on your side, live in the east end. the hamilton county heroin coalition says they've arrested a man whose drug dealing led to an overdose death in the tri-state. tri-state.yesterday hamilton county sheriff's fugitive unit arrest vance morgan on six charges ... including involuntary manslaughter, aggrvated trafficking in heroin, and aggravated trafficking in fentanyl.police say morgan supplied a user with a deadly heroin and fentanyl mixture that led to his death last october. if you just 'looked' outside,

outside, and it was delightful. will the spring weather continue all week?here's chief

today we're expecting the mechanic's union to go public with new safety concerns about allegiant airlines, which flies out of cvg. while we dont know exactly what the teamsters aviation mechanic's report will contain, there have been issues as recently as saturday. thats when a flight was aborted in fort wayne because of smoke in the cabin. ahead of the report's release, allegiant released a statement saying that its planes are safe.. and that this report is in response to stalled contract negotiations with one of the unions that representing many of its employees. ohio's primary is just over a

county is still facing a major shortage of poll workers.now they're asking high school students to pitch in ... and asking local businesses to give their employees a paid day off to work the polls. polls.the board of elections says they're about 325 poll workers short of being able to fully staff the polls next tuesday.the country hires roughtly 27-hundred poll workers every election.if you're interested in becoming a poll worker visit the hamilton county board of elections website ... b-o-e dot hamilton dash co dot org. right now ohio governor john kasich is making every second count in his campaign for the republican vote in tomorrow's michigan primary.and following his trail is w-c-p-o political and goverment reporter amanda seitz ... she sent us this video here of volunteers getting out those last minute calls.. and we checked in with her to hear more about what she's seeing on the campaign trail. hi julie, i'm here in lansing,

gov. john kasich's campaign hq here in the wolverine state. now we're following hundreds of volunteers who hacve come up from ohio to michigan to make one last plea for voters to cast their ballot for gov. john kasich in tomorrow's michigan primary. kasich hopes to have a very strong showing in the primary here, ahead of the ohio primary next week. we'll be here following volunteers all day and then we'll be at kasich's campaign rally tomorrow. amanda is documenting her travels.. and giving you a more indepth look on wcpo.com. become an insider today to get exclusive, localized content from the campaign trail. we'll check back in with amanda tomorrow. hillary clinton is among several candidates visiting the buckeye state this week. she's will be in cleveland tomorrow. g-o-p presidential front runner donald trump will hold a rally this saturday in cleveland.and governor john kasich is the keynote speaker at a gathering of republicans in sharonville saturday.

races may be overshadowing another local race.we're talking about the race to fill the seat of retired house speaker john boehner.there are 17 candidates... and 15 of them will be taking part in a forum tonight-- at the parrish auditorium on the miami university hamilton campus. it will begin at 6:30. this is from a forum a few weeks ago.again, the 8th congressional seat. boehner held the seat for nearly 25 years.voters will actually be voting twice for this seat.. on march 15th. one vote for the candidate to finish boehner's term this year. and another vote for the candidate to take over --- or maintain the seat next year. the winner of the special election primary will face a democrat and green party candidate in the june 7th special election and the winner of the general election primary will face those same candidates in november. there's a new partnership aimed at helping inmates return to the workforce once

warren county jail, 'ohio means jobs' and the warren county educational service center are all coming together to get soon-to-be released inmates the skills they need to succeed on the outside.the inmates have to meet certain criteria for participation in the program. a big ruling today from the supreme court, upholding same-sex adoptions. the case at the center of the debate involved an alabama woman. she sued after alabama refused to recoginze the adoption she and her then- partner were granted in georgia. georgia.the supreme court ruled that one state cannot ignore the judgment of another state simply because it disagrees with the reasoning. the case was considered another legal test about whether gays and lesbians should be granted adoption rights. the now cincinnati checked in with the l-g-b-t legal organization 'lambda legal' to see what this could mean for same-sex adoption in ohio. ohio.according to the group's website ...in ohio, unmarried adults who identify as gay *can adopt children.if a person is married ... the spouse must generally join the petition to adopt the child. gay and lesbian parents who

into enforceable agreements to share custody of their children. coming up on the now cincinnati ... a real danger ... or an empty threat? threat?what north korea is threatening to do to the u-s ... and how america's military might is responding ... and ... mush! mush!the harshest, coldest race in north america is underway ... we'll take you to the starting line of the iditarod ... and tell you why 'el nino' could have an impact on the results

here's a story that's developing right now. today, north korea threatened to make a pre-emptive and offensive nuclear strike against the united states and south korea. here's why: why:"helicopter nats - shoots ammo, jet shoots ammo, explosions." military exercises like these. 17-thousand american soldiers have joined 300-thousand south korean troops, for eight weeks of drills on land, sea, and air. north korea says the training is a practice

happens every year. this time around there's already heightened tension. today's threat comes less than a week after the united nations approved new sanctions against north korea to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons. north korea claims it tested a nuclear missile last month. already this year, 135- thousand refugees have flooded into europe... the crisis showing no signs of ending. these refugees are waiting right now on the border of greece. today, european union leaders are holding an emergency summit, to once again try to tackle the problem. an estimated 5-hundred refugees have died trying to escape syria in the past two months. the national highway traffic safety administration is investigating the safety of the nation's most popular vehicles... the agency wants to see if brake fluid is leaking in 2013 and 2014 ford f-150 pickup trucks... there have been 35 complaints and four accidents reported. about 420-thousand trucks with six cylinder engines are part of the investigation. drivers are feeling some pain

says the national average for a gallon of regular gas is up six cents over the past week.. to a dollar- 81 a gallon. analysts blame growing demand and climbing crude oil prices. talk about the 'worst' kind of thief ...police say an ohio man stole nearly six hundred dollars from a group 'girl scouts' ... selling 'cookies.' the troop was wrapping up its sales at a walmart near columbus when they realized the money had been stolen. their cookie profits were supposed to help them take a trip to tennessee.luckily their community has stepped up to support the scouts ... two thousand dollars has already been donated to a gofundme page set up to replace the stolen money. a string of storms smashed along the california coast this weekend ... heavy rain and powerful winds triggered flash floods and left some buildings along crumbling coastlines in danger. el nino is blamed for the wet weather ... drenching san francisco and the surrounding area ... and leaving these buildings along a rocky bluff in danger.the one, two punch included strong winds that

one. you can see it punched through the back window of this car.across the bay area, crews were busy clearing downed trees.the unusual downpour stretched to southern california, where nearly a half dozen people were rescued from rising waters along the la river.and up the coast, in oregon, a coast guard helicopter rescued three surfers, caught in rough seas. another place affected by el nino ... alaska! that's where the iditarod dog sled race got underway this weekend ... and mushers were wearing as little as long sleeves as their dog teams took off for the one thousand 49 mile race under blue skies and warm temperatures.there are 'seven' former champions among the 85 teams competing to conquer the toughest terrain race in the united states.organizers dealt with a lack of snow at the race's start in anchorage ... they had to truck in snow from

we're tracking the delegate count in what seems like an "anything can happen" presidential race. race.if you were watching 9 on your side this weekend you know that trump 'won' the kentucky republican caucus ... the first time in decades the state has picked a presidential nominee with a caucus instead of a primary. so here's how the weekend's races are shaking out. right now, donald trump has 384 delegates. ted cruz has 300. both candidates are now asking marco rubio to drop out of the race. he is third with 151 delegates. john kasich has 37. on the democrats' side, hillary clinton has just more than 11- hundred delegates, including super delegates. bernie sanders is one shy of 5- hundred. there are primaries tomorrow for both parties in both michigan and mississippi. 166 more delegates are stake for the democrats. the republicans also have primaries in hawaii and idaho tomorrow. they will be fighting for a total of 150 delegates. coming up ... could jurassic

'true'?what a discovery millions of years old could tell us about life on planet earth ... next on the now

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yet another idea from science fiction, is on the verge of becoming science fact. the pentagon is developing what could be the first cyborg. cyborg. it's hoping to create a small implant that would allow people to interface directly with computers. but before you picture real-life terminators in battle, the agency behind this research says it's not intended for military applications. rather, it's aimed at helping injured soldiers who are dealing with vision, hearing, and other disabilities. a lot of us use apple macs, because computer viruses have always targeted microsoft's windows platforms. but that's apparently no longer the case. for what's believed to be the first time, someone launched a ransomware attack on apple. ransomware basically hijacks your computer, holding the data hostage until you agree to pay one bitcoin... or about 4- hundred dollars, to get your data back. apple took quick

after it first started showing up this weekend. his invention keeps us connected like never before. the man who created the email... has died. ray tomlinson was 74. he first came up with direct e-mail messages back in 19-71. he also came up with the "at" symbol in order to simplify e-mail addresses. even g-mail is paying tribute on twitter saying "thank you." tomlinson was inducted into the internet hall of fame in 2012. you remember the mosquito trapped in amber from the movie "jurassic park." it's how they brought the dinosaurs back... movie nats: "this fossilized tree sap, which we call amber, waited millions of years, with the mosquito inside." inside."now scientists have discovered lizards that were preserved in the fossilized tree resin over 99 million years ago. these are images of their amazing find. they found 12 lizards in all, in the jungles of what is now myanmar. surprisingly, several of them are very similar to modern day lizards - such as geckos and

unlike anything known today. researchers are not planning to bring back a pre-historic lizard... but they *are looking to these specimens to better understand how lizards evolved. we've been telling you about the ongoing tests on driverless cars.newsy's ryan biek shows us how it could impact the trucking industry. watch newsy 24-7 on your tv or download the newsy app for on the go updates

next on the now cincinnati ... a bizarre find! find!what firefighters discovered in a mount airy man's apartment this morning ... and why it means ... he's going to have to find a new place to live!

welcome back to the now cincinnati... an apartment in mount airy had a *close* call this morning after an aquarium housing several snakes caught fire. fire.as the now's kristen swilley shows us the reptiles weren't the only things that left tenants rattled. ((kristen looklive))only the smell of smoke lingers in this building... but earlier today it was slithering with excitement...vo: the owner of this apartment on chesterfield court doesn't allow dogs or cats... but this man says he never mentioned snakes! his *ten* ball pythons likely still a little "hissterical" after their aquarium caught fire this morning. the snake owner also has several

all rescues... but they needed saving again this morning. the fire didnt hurt the animals but left the building filled with smoke..sot: denise sheerer, 4 seconds "i'm like "okay, somebody overcooked something, didn't think nothing of it."" and that left neighbors fuming.... sot: denise sheerer, 3 seconds "i'm leaving today." vo: about a lot more than the reptilian residents next door.sot: denise sheerer, 10 seconds "i'm like why the smoke alarm didn't go off? did not go off. i just took mine down, didn't have a freakin battery in my smoke alarm and i been here since july."denise shereer lives across the hall. she smelled smoke but was surprised to discover a missing fire extinguisher and empty smoke alarms...scarier she says than any snake. sot: denise sheerersomething told me denise come back to the house and that's when i got greeted by the firemen. and they told me don't even go the apartment because they've got too much smoke in it. vo: meanwhile that apartment owner, who didnt comment on the smoke alarms, says when it

tenants, theyll have to go... meaning this snake savior may also need a new home.((kristen looklive))none of the units are a total loss, but the apartment where the snakes were kept is damaged. in mt. airy...kristen swilley...for the now cincinnati. this is video of cincinnati northern kentucky international airport concource 'c' ... taken back in 2008 ... it's been closed since.. and as of this summer ... it will start disappearing for good. airport officials say demo begins in august.officials expect it'll take about a year to complete the demolition ... which will see the former delta and comair concourse turned into a deicing pad and a parking lot for airplanes. sun was peeking through the clouds todaty on what was a lovely march day.

we're still months away from electing the next president, but our neighbors to the north say a political migration is already in the works. the now's andy choi is crossing the border into canada, to see how donald trump's early success is the talk of the town... or should we say, country. [nats of us at the border] americans joke about moving to canada for all kinds of reasons. but it seems every four years lot for bush and obama?" sentiment reaches a fever

toasty seems our friends to the north are watching one man's political rise very closely. 5.42.33"we feel like we're going to have a lot of americans immigrating to canada." 5.24.58"trump has a tower here so you're not really escaping much." in fact just outside trump's toronto tower 5.36.59"andy choi is actually with american media the now"we found our canadian broadcast colleagues working the exact same story. not a surprise, though, after google saw a thousand percent spike in the search phrase "move to canada" just hours after super tuesday.5.25.33"your country's immigration website crashed after our super tuesday primaries."5.25.38"that speaks and our infrastructure in lot of inquiries about americans immigrating to canada are seasonal, they're cyclical in nature." immigration attorney joel sandaluk says yes, the calls for trump are coming in. but the donald isn't the first to prompt those calls. "2000, 2004, we got people calling from the united states for george bush, then his re- election. we got calls for barack obama. and for all the calls we get, there's actually

actually follow through because of it.""are canadian politics similar to ours?""i don't think so.""there's not a lot of screaming and yelling at debates or anything.""but don't you just want to scream and yell every once in a while?"[nats of debate yelling] "what can become of that" "we don't scream usa, usa.""we love screaming usa, usa..""i know.""it's comical, you laugh a little bit.""usa, usa come on it's the best""the best?"the best might be a stretch, eh? i mean, canadians are an incredibly warm group of people over mittens here in canada."but this crazy american ride to the white house is our crazy american ride..."i'm glad i'm going home now."and that isn't "are you going to canada for election reasons.""probably not i'm fine on american soil."at the us-canadian border, i'm andy choi, for the now. canada's immigration website reported massive delays with the site just hours after last

it even crashed for a short time. nb i-71 past kings island/kings mill road is closed. expect delays - use an alternative route it remains a mystery to this day, but perhaps another clue has been found that could explain what happened to malaysia airlines flight 3-70. a piece of wreckage believed to be from a boeing 777 has washed ashore on the coast of mozambique in africa. africa.you can see on this map, the possible wreckage was found far west of the search area for the plane. and even farther west than the only other piece that was found last july. the search has been going on for nearly

just found appears to be part of the horizontal stabilizer on the tail of an airplane. it's being sent to malaysia for further examination. all 239 people on board the malaysian airliner died when it disappeared in march of 20-14. he says this is "just the beginning" of something he hasn't discovered yet... words that look forward, as one of football's greatest players announces his retirement. retirement. peyton manning made it official in an emotional news conference today. the quarterback who led the denver broncos and the indianapolis colts to super bowl victories, is stepping down after 18 years in the n-f-l... and after setting and shattering record after record. runs=:09peyton manning | retiring from the nfl: "i revere football. i love the game. so you don't have to wonder if i'll miss it. absolutely, i will." manning is retiring at the age of 39. he turns 40 this month. there is a five-year waiting period before he can

we know it's only monday ... but if you're already working for the weekend ... we have a schedule reminder for you ... this sunday is the start of 'daylight saving time' ... at 2 a-m the clocks will jump forward a whole hour to three a-m. and that means if you're out at a bar or club that's typically allowed to sell alcohol until 2-30 ... they'll actually stop serving half an hour 'early' to account for the time change.places with liquor permits caught serving alcohol after the time change can be cited for after-hours violations ... so plan accordingly. jungle jim's is known for its exotic food offerings.. the grocery chain has everything from ostrich eggs to alligator meat.but it's the quirky way in which some of these items are being displayed that has people talking. talking.check out these photos.. the unique displays feature old bumper cars from coney island, a 1950s style fire truck and an old amish buggy.. just to name a few.the artistic displays at the two tristate locations are enough

year.. just for guided tours. we asked why the store takes such pride in the displays.. and how its marketing department gets its hands on the antiques-- wcpo insiders can read the answers right now on our website. coming up ... she was american royalty ...'then' she became first lady. lady.how the nation's statesmen are paying tribute

the president, the nation and the world paying tribute to nancy reagan today. president obama ordered flags at the white house and all federal buildings, embassies and military posts be flown at half-staff.preparations are underway for the public to pay its respects to the former first lady.mourners in washington, d-c lined up to sign the official condolence book for mrs reagan.her body will eventually lie in repose at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, wherethousands are

"i know how much she meant .. not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole.. he was lucky to have her.. and i'm sure he be the first one to knowledge that.. so she will be missed." missed."nancy reagan's funeral will be invitation only - for about one thousand people, among them, heads of state and former presidents.then, she will be buried alongside her beloved husband - ronald reagan.the former first lady died in her sleep on sunday from congestive heart failure... she was 94. coming up ... it's a royal ski trip! trip!we'll show you what it's like to take to the slopes with great britain's royal family, next on the now cincinnati.

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you're watching the now on wcpo 9 on your side... just in... new information on the first of its kind surgery... the cleveland clinic -- releasing more details -- on the nation's first-ever uterus transplant. transplant. right now... the

health and recovering from the surgery according to doctors. it took a team of surgeons about 9-hours to complete the uterus transplant. doctors say this type of surgery brings hope for women and families who want to experience pregnancy. new statistics show one in 45- thousand girls are born without a uterus. doctors at the clinic worked with international researchers on uterus transplants to better understand the procedure and plan for ethical issues to minimize risks. the organ came from a deceased donor. dr. tommaso falcone, cleveland clinic: "we went this way first, but we feel like with time we'll come with with surgecial technology to do it with a living related donor, but that goal is still a couple of years away." away." a team of doctors screened and evaluated more than 250 women for the study... and then selected 10 who will ultimately have the transplants. lena dunham announced

to take care of herself. the "girls" actress will undergo surgery for endometriosis. the now's anne mcnamara learns the condition is more common than you might think. pkg full= actress lena dunham is putting the press tour for her hit show "girls" -- on hold. the star first took to facebook in february to let fans know she was struggling -- with endometriosis. the chronic condition...occurs when cells from the uterus grow outside it. dr. mandi beman, md | porter adventist hospital 31:05 those cells can leak out of the fallopian tubes and into the pelvic cavity. dr. mandi beman performs gynecologic surgeries at porter adventist hospital. she says pain is the main symptom...alerting women something is wrong.31:25 every month when a woman has her period, these cells become inflamed and can cause pain. so the most common complaint from endometriosis is painful periods, otherwise it can cause infertility, pain with intercourse or just daily chronic pelvic pain one in 10 women in the united states...are estimated to suffer from endometriosis... that's around 5 million people. medications

common...but in some cases...like dunham's...surg ery is required. 32:48 we don't actually know in the general population how many people are walking around with endometriosis. we really only know if they present to us with pain and we do surgery and see the endometriosisbut not all women are as vocal as dunham...and not all have the same platform to speak up. 33:40 i think it says to other women that it's okay to admit to a problem and it's okay to take care of yourself for the now...i'm anne mcnamara. dunham's rep says she had an ovarian cyst rupture this weekend...and is scheduled to have surgery in the upcoming days kensington palace has released photos of prince william, the duchess of cambridge and their children george and charlotte on a ski holiday in the french alps. the six images published today show william, kate, 2- and-a-half-year-old george and 10-month-old charlotte on the snowy slopes last week.the

first holiday as a family of four and the first time either of the children had played in the snow."photos show the royal couple having a playful snowball fight.the release of the pictures follows a media policy established when william and his brother prince harry were children... privacy in exchange for certain photo opportunities.that allows the royal kids to have - by celebrity standards - a

it's about time for march madness..9 on your side consumer reporter john matarese is here to explain why the ncaa tournament can be rough on a budget. budget. we're breaking down help of wallet-hub. in the "make your boss cringe" category... it's estimated companies will lose

due to unproductive workers during march madness. eight out of ten companies don't have policies addressing office pools. 60-million americans will fill out n-c-a-a tournament brackets. and we'll end up betting a collective 9-billion dollars. now... remember those astronomical powerball odds in january? how's this for comparison. your odds of filling out a perfect bracket: are one in 9-point-two quintillion. wallet-hub says it's easier for you to win back-to-back mega-millions lotteries, assuming you buy one ticket both times. fun and games aside, "march madness" is serious business. the average single game ticket will sell for 344 dollars. the tournament's expected to generate 300- million dollars for the host city, houston. and america produces an extra 3-million

tanya? 9 on your side at 5 is coming up. a mother and her son no where to be found. tonight the heightened concern over their wherabouts. who may be involved in their dissapearance and the last message the mother left her own mom. it's a mystery still unfolding at this hour - what we've discovered on 9 on your side at 5. then it was supposed to be an easy sell of a laptop - it turned into a shootout as the so called buyer takes off with the computer. new details are emerging on this as we break down some selling must do's and do nots. 9 on your side also discovering

captured the whole thing play out.

it's another privacy case that could test the limits of freedom of the press in the u-s ...opening statements in hulk hogan's 100-million dollar trial against the news website 'gawker' started

seconds from one of the former pro-wrestler's sex tapes in 2012.and hogan is suing for invasion of privacy.gawker claims that -- since hogan is a public figure -- the sex tape is newsworthy.a jury selected last week will decide. whether we like to admit it or not... most of us have probably been distracted at some point while driving. but forget the usual suspects... like the phone, the radio... or even eating. eating. the now's ashley glass found what's happening behind the wheel... that can be just as dangerous, if not worse! what we've all seen in countless you-tube clips, of people acting...(nats) is reality too...(nats) distracted driving is dangerous... and a new study by the virginia tech transportation institute show's us how often it's happening...ash standup "this really caught our attention... people are distracted in some way more than half of the time that they are driving." another startling finding...

drivers for 3 years in 6 u-s cities (preston -- if you want to show a map and pinpoin the ny -- raleigh, nc -- seattle -- state college, pa -- young and old... had cameras in their car at *all times... and found that driving while angry, agitated, sad or crying can be just as bad... "emotional driving increases your risk by about 10 times." (researchers skype 1:10:20) you heard him -- *10 times more likely to crash if worked up behind the wheel... researchers saw about 1600 crashes during the study..."if you're emotional that's what you're thinking about." mos ramona nolan / driver (from nolan says she's been distracted and emotional while driving... and this mother wasn't shocked to learn researchers found people are *less likely to crash with kids in the car..."it's like, okay, we have the safety of this child in our care. we need to do our best." mos ramona 9:02:08 "the now" ran all of this by a sheriff's deputy with more than a decade in traffic enforcement... he's seen distracted driving... "i've seen people with a 70 pound dog across their body, sticking their head out the window. how are you going to operate a vehicle?!" master deputy john hajj /

emotional drivers too... "sometimes hysterical to the point of hyperventilating..." hajj 8:45:10 his approach... when emotions are running high... try to put it in perspective..."it's just a traffic stop, please calm down..." rajj 8:43:52//butt// "i've even had to take keys from people and i've told them they can't drive from this stop until they calm down." rajj 8:46:08 deputy john rajj says the are aware of a this... the safer we all are... focused, paying attention, in an emotional state so you don't endanger yourself or others on the roadway." rajj 8:48:18 for the now, i'm ashley glass... the centers for disease control estimates 3-thousand people are killed in crashes every year that involve a distracted driver. that's it from the now cincinnati. cincinnati.9 on your side at 5 starts right now. a mother and her young son missing.the two reasons police say they're concerned about where the pair is tonight. a new development keeps human waste out of a tri-state neighborhood.we'll have the new development and what it means for the city's sewer district.

daughter buy heroin.tonight this father is in jail.why he says he caved. a healthy treat for kids - may contain mold!parents fired up online.what the company is doing about the growing concern. 9 on your side at five starts now! first at five - a mother and her toddler missing for five days!the warren county sheriff's office is now calling this a "critical missing case." tonight nine on your side learned that mother and son may be with a man - who was ordered not to contact the little boy. boy.the sheriff's office wants your help to find all three of them. 9 on your side's butler and warren county reporter jay warren is live in south lebanon -- digging into these new developments - jay? kallie carnes has been missing from south lebanon since wednesday--she shut down her facebook page turned off her

mother saying she was leaving--but what has family and now the sheriff's office worried is who she and her son are with. this is a picture of 20- year-old kallie carnes and her young son grant--they were last seen on wednesday in south lebanon at their home on parkview driveerica baker is kallie's mother and grants grandmother says when she got home there was a note on the nightstand((erica baker/missing woman's mother)) "it basically said for me not to worry that they had to go that she needed to do this for her and try to get her crap straight and that she loved me and that she was sorry that i didn't get to say goodbye to grant."but baker is worried and so now is the warren county sheriff's office--today i spoke to major brian tinch ((maj. brian tinch/warren county sheriff's office)) "based on the fact that she's been missing for several days at this point she's not been heard from by family or friends this causes not only concern to them but also causes concern to the warren county sheriff's office."