is worth pausing to think about. our state was struck with shock, pain, and fear, but our people would not allow hate to win. we didn't have violence, we had vigils. hugs. we didn't turn against each other's race or religion, we turned toward god and toward the values that have long made our country the freest and greatest in the world. we removed a symbol that was being used to divide us and we found a strength that united us. there's an important lesson in this. in many parts of society today, whether in popular culture, academia, the media or politics, there's a tendency to falsely equate noise with results. some people think that you have to be the loudest voice in the room to make a difference. that's just not true. often the best thing we can do

when the sound is quieter, you can actually hear what someone else is saying and that can make a world of difference. of course, that doesn't mean we won't have strong disagreements. we will. and as we usher in this new era, republicans will stand up for our beliefs. if we held the white house, taxes would be lower for working families and we'd put the brakes on run away spending and debt. we would encourage american innovation and success instead of dem monizing them. the economy would soar and good jobs would be available across the country. we would reform education so it worked best for students, parents, and teachers, not washington bureau grats and union bosses. we would end the disastrous health care system and replace it with reforms that lowered costs and actually let you keep

we would respect differences in modern families but we would also ip cyst on respect for religious liberty as a corner stone of our democracy. we would recognize the importance of the separation of powers and honor the constitution in its entirety and, yes, that includes the second and tenth amendments. we would make international agreements that were celebrated in israel and protested in iran, not the other way around. and rather than just thanking our brave men and women in uniform, we would actually strengthen our military. so both our friends and our enemies would know that america seeks peace, but when we fight wars, we win them. we have big decisions to make. our country is being tested, but we've been tested in the past, and our people have always risen to the challenge. we have all the guidance we need to be safe and successful.

for us. let's take their values and their strengths and rededicate ourselves doing whatever it takes to keep america the greatest country in the history of man and woman. thank you. good night. and god bless. >> governor nikki haley with the republican response from the state of south carolina. we're in washington, d.c., tonight. coverage will continue on fox and my network station which is coming up on the east coast. analysis begins now on fox news channel on satellite and cable. for all of us at fox news, i'm shepherd smith in washington. good night.

you'll face in the morning. new tonight, the brother of the boy accidentally shot father tells only fox 19 now the boy was months away from a new life. he shares with me the plans that will never be. a big score for the heroin task force. why it's only the beginning. breaking developments with the u-s sailors taken into custody by iran. scream frightening moments for a t-v news reporter caught on camera. breaking news breaking news right off the top... three people shot in the west end. police were called to a report of a shooting just before nine at linn and poplar streets.

there, they found one man shot five times. police say they followed a trail of blood down poplar looking for another victim and that's when someone fitting the suspect's description showed up at u-c medical center, shot in the hand. a third victim showed up a short time later. we don't know any of their conditions, tricia 2shot vplaz lots of important news to get to tonight.. but first - we want to get to the weather.. and the snow may be gone.. but the temperatures are dropping into dangerous territory.. the chief - steve horstmeyer - here now with the latest. weather anim steve cam snow has come to end across the area. 1-2 inch snow totals have been common with isolated 3 inch totals. snow cover has been limited in some locations due to high winds. attention now shifts to the falling temperatures behind the cold front. expect mostly clear skies overnight with lows early tomorrow morning around 5 degrees. a few rural areas could get as cold as 0. winds will die down as the night

temperatures will still dip below zero. temperatures this low will cause any wet spots on roads and walkways to turn to ice. use caution as you step out the door tomorrow morning and plan on giving yourself extra time once again to get to work and school. highs tomorrow will only be in the low to mid 20s under partly cloudy skies. a warm front arriving tomorrow evening will cause above average temperatures in the 40s for thursday and friday. rain will return friday afternoon, but a cold front looks to cause this rain to transition to snow friday night. flurries will linger into saturday morning. while accumulation appears to largely be under a 1/2 inch, reduced visibilities will again be a concern. behind the cold front, colder temperatures return. highs only in the 20s sunday and monday with another chance of scattered snow showers sunday morning. the tragic story of a father shooting his 14-year-old son just tears at your

heart. new at ten...his family gives us some insight as to who he was and what his plans were. fox 19 now's michael baldwin joins from outside was killed. trisha we talked to his brother who lives in the washington dc they tell me there were plans for 14 year-old georta mack to move down there. now they wouldn't talk to me on camera but they did respond to texts. . tonight the streets were quiet along blachard avenue in east price hill. that is very different from this morning when the cries of a father who said he accidently shot his son was capatured by 911 operators. i thought he was in school. i heard noise so i went downstairs looking. and he jumped out at me and i shot him he scared me

months away from finding a new life outside our city. his brother harvey, seen here in front of the white house, tells us there were plans for him to move in. he and his wife told us by text, "he came to visit us in june and over christmas. he was going to be moving in with our family over spring break and was looking forward to a fresh start." when i asked him to describe his brother. he reponsed simply.."he was sweet, had a great sense of humor , and loved music." blanchard ave price hill i just shot my son by accident we asked him to talk about his father harvey benford senior and to explain the pain he must be feeling right now but he declined. he and his wife would only talk about the move that was about to happen. they said, "his father had asked us to bring georta into our home and we were in the process of making arrangements." during the christmas trip. the family says they

white house but they also took georta to the marine corp museum where it seems he was impressed with what he saw. now two of his brothers were in the marines and they tell me he was interested in doing that. live in east price hill michael baldwin fox 19 now. cracking down. some law enforcement agencies part of the hamilton county heroin task force obtained a federal indictment in heroin overdose death investigation. fox 19 now's frankie jupiter is on the story and has more. i just spoke to chief thomas synan not to long ago of the newtown police department. he's also the director of the hamilton county heroin task force.

tolerance for heroin dealers. but this particular case stems back to july of last year. where a clermont county man was discovered dead in his home from an apparent heroin overdose. through the taskforce investigation they were able to arrest a cincinnati man, john wade on two counts of trafficking in schedule i heroin and schedule 2 fentanyl . i think it sends a strong message to those who are selling heroin. trust me, this taskforce; all the agencies that are working together. we're going to look to see what we can find is the stiffest penalty, whether that is local or whether that is state or whether that's federal charges. chief says synan says he's working on drafting a legislature to try to initiate stricter stricter sentences on those who sell on the streets. live newtown frankie jupiter fox19 now. officer involved

it was last night at this time when we were bringing you breaking news of an officer involved shooting on rapid run near sunset... this is dashcam video.. as two cincinnati police officers shoot and kill robbery suspect 45 year-old robert tenbrink after he pointed a gun at them. as a matter of protocol, an investigation is underway, but according to chief eliot isaac... by all indications the shooting was justified. remember this is a intense situation and you have an individual that's not complying or partically complying and so those type of situations can escalate and this is one that escalated to the point where an idividual's life was taken. police tell us tenbrink had a history of felony drug arrests, domestic violence and more than a dozen arrests for misdemeanors. they also say the gun

from his waistband, turned out to be a daisy bb pistol. check this out. this is the aftermath of 40 vehicles piled up along a major interstate. it happened on i-74 today in indiana... shutting down the highway for hours... injuring several. our ben katko has been on scene all day. he has the latest. things are finally moving much smoother along i-74 in dearborn county. ...a far cry while the sun was up... sgt. stephen wheeles/indiana state police "it doesn't happen too often but we do get it from time to time, and it's usually in these situations where we get this type of weather." it's believed that the cold, snowy conditions... are what sent a total of forty vehicles slamming into each other... in two separate spots just yards apart. robert honeycutt/injured in accident "coming through harrison it was clear as could be. the next thing you know, it's like a blizzard condition." six people went to local hospitals after escaping the

robert honeycutt is one of them. 'your life flashes in there was all kinds of thoughts going through my head." been driving a free... for a long today... we was driving a semi that dark red cab in the middle of this pile. he says he swerved to miss a stopped truck... but was hit by several others... "i felt them hitting me, and as they did it kept crushing my cab until there was hardly any room for me anymore. it just kept destroying the whole shell of the tractor." it took an hour to cut him out of the truck. but he's out... and at home... recovering. he's got bumps and bruises and a broken knee cap... that'll need surgery. "i just turned 59 in november.. you never know how long you have on this earth." we first broke this story.. on our digital platforms.. and we've been updating this story all day.. for the very latest go to fox19 now dot com.

sailors right now are being held in iranian territory... in a high stakes military incident in it's happening around farsi far-see island... where iran operates a secretive military post. we've learned one of the two navy and then it drifted u-s officials are which is promising sailors soon. we've received iranians both that our they're being afforded care, the uh proper care that you'd expect. we've also received assurances that they will be able to continue their journey promptly. senior defense official says no distress call was made by the ships. john kerry called counterpart to try matter.

bengals coaching staff chaneges.. ahead. the state of our union is strong.. he promised an unorthodox address.. did he deliver? reaction to the president's final state of the union -coming up. steve chroma

10 people dead -- more hurt ... after a suicide bomber attack a popular tourist locatin in istanbul, turkey. this is video of emergency crews at the scene of the attack ... which happened around 10-30 - local time this morning. a witness who heard the blast says tourist groups and even school groups were in the area at the time of the attack. magna vje nielsen, wife "it was a great shock. one does not think that such things will happen when you are sightseeing. but all of a sudden it did happen. it was a big bang, and the air pressure was great. i understood instinctively that i should turn away. and i got all the bad stuff from behind. we were spattered. our clothes, my jacket is spattered with burnt residues from destroyed people." no one has claimed responsibility for the attack -- but turkey's president says he believes a syrian suicide bomber is responsible. tonight.. the president.. skipped the laundry list of to-do's for his final year in office... and delivered a state of the union.. focused

more like a speech to secure president obama's legacy.. we did not, in the words of lincoln, adhere to the "dogmas of the quiet past." instead we thought anew, and acted anew. we made change work for us, always extending america's promise outward, to the next frontier, to more and more people. the president touted progress on fighting isis, improvements to the economy.. and climate change.. in a speech that got little applause from republicans.. a man on the lam sends a selfie to police ... why? because he reportedly didn't like his mug ... in his mug shot. 45-year-old donald pugh pew is a wanted man in lima, ohio- after failing to appear in court for a drunk driving case. but he didn't like these pictures police posted. snapping this selfie and sending it in, with the message "here is a

s/ lt. andy green/ lima "he's drawing more attention to himself, which, is going to make it easier for us to :07 attention that this post garners, the, the more it, the more tips are this case. officials say they turn himself in. bengals anim big changes and for the bengals. sports director joe d is here with who's going where. football is back in los angeles. the nfl's owners tonight voted almost unanimously to move the saint louis rams back to l-a. it's the first time in almost twenty- years a team is changing cities. now the bengals... that's vance joseph in the orange hat. he's out as bengals defensive backs coach - takes over tonight as defensive coordinator in miami. more head coach interviews today for hue jackson.

here in town... and the cleveland browns confirmed they talked with jackson for a second time today. reports are - he'll fly to new york to meet with the giants on thursday. one more note on the nfl - going back to cali. the chargers could also move from san diego to los angeles. they get a year to think about it. the rams will play football in l-a starting next season. from fire to ice-- this historic building in omaha, nebraska was once consumed by flames. now it's covered in icicles. fire crews worked in below freezing temperatures to fight the fire on saturday... and those low temps caused the water to freeze. there is now ten to 12-inches of ice on the damaged building. officials say the old restaurant may be on the verge of collapsing... and the ice could do more damage as the temperature changes. earlier, we showed you video of a nasty pile-up near the ohio-indiana border on i-74... about 40 vehicles were involved.

trapped in their cars after crashing. it is important to be prepared, in case you get stranded in the cold. police say drivers should put together an emergency kit to keep in their vehicles.. now here are some items you should include... blankets, extra warm clothes, a flashlight with extra batteries, a brightly colored cloth to help you stand out in the snow, a bag of sand or cat litter to give stuck wheels some traction, a shovel, candles and matches, non- perishable high calorie foods, jumper cables, and a first aid kid. you can find this full list, along with some winter travel safety tips, on fox19 now dot com. adlib to weather steve cam snow has come to end across the

totals have been common with isolated 3 inch totals. snow cover has been limited in some locations due to high winds. attention now shifts to the falling temperatures behind the cold front. expect mostly clear skies overnight with lows early tomorrow morning around 5 degrees. a few rural areas could get as cold as 0. winds will die down as the night progresses, but feels like temperatures will still dip below zero. temperatures this low will cause any wet spots on roads and walkways to turn to ice. use caution as you step out the door tomorrow morning and plan on giving yourself extra time once again to get to work and school. highs tomorrow will only be in the low to mid 20s under partly cloudy skies. a warm front arriving tomorrow evening will cause above average temperatures in the 40s for thursday and friday. rain will return friday afternoon, but a cold front looks to cause this rain to transition to snow friday night.

into saturday morning. while accumulation appears to largely be under a 1/2 inch, will again be a concern. behind the cold front, colder return. highs only and monday with another chance of scattered snow morning. still ahead this cold has us all getaway... just ahead how you may be able to make the

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