by your own government in the likely imposition of artial law. but i'd like to end the show on a brighter note by pointing out the heroic work being done by a friend of mine. literally putting kids back together who are born without something we all take for granted. at our lady of sorrows hospital in washington, d.c., dr. dana scully, working to mend the lives of unfortunate children. (door opening) dr. scully? i've got your test results back. thank you. nurse? i need you to do something. of course. i need these samples retested. was there a problem with them? man: dr. scully? we need you in here. i just want them retested, please. thank you. oh.

well, i'm hoping for a call-- from somebody named mulder. is the hour absolutely necessary? it was important that i see you. we made an agreement about our meeting in unsecured environments. i took the usual precautions. i'm assuming you did, too. (plane engine humming) i've been standing here for over an hour. i haven't seen a soul. i called you because you said, if i ever put the pieces together, would confirm. and have you put them together? i've met someone, i've seen something. 'cause you weren't even close. warring aliens lighting each other on fire and other such nonsense. i was being cleverly manipulated. and what brings this new clarity? i saw an arv running on free energy. i saw it disappear. that's what they all seem to do. but the technology exists.

being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world.

then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been told. what are you doing here, scully? mulder, you hang up on me, i don't hear from you all day, you're on some jag about the x-files. i figured it out. it all makes complete sense. all these years, we've been deceived. i don't know what you mean. i... i couldn't call you because it's gonna sound crazy. that's why i'm here, mulder, as somebody who cares about you. as somebody who's worried about you. all right, just

no, you listen to me, mulder. scully, you got to trust me on this. i have seen this before. you're on fire, believing that you're onto some truth, that you can save the world. this will finally be their undoing. undoing, mulder. this is everything. this is everything i believe in. you want to believe. you so badly want to believe. i do believe. i believe that tad o'malley is right. this is not an alien conspiracy. it's a conspiracy of men. full of charming bs, mulder. no, he woke me up. how do you know he's not playing you? he's a player. he's been a godsend. what are you talking about? the truth is out there, scully, and tad o'malley's gonna broadcast it. mulder... listen to me. as your friend and as a physician, you are on dangerous ground here. i know what i'm doing. sveta: is everything okay?

she's the key to everything. sveta... is the key. you know what you're doing. scully...

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(car door opens) (car door shuts) (knocks on window) hey. where you going? you're not leaving, are you? i just need to get out of here. stay. it's important. don't tell me what's important, please. i just need to leave. wasn't she invited? i would have invited you, scully, but i didn't think you'd come. i shouldn't have come.

mulder, what are you up to? mulder: the tentacles reach far back into the last century, but it wasn't until victories in europe and japan and the onset of the cold war that political and economic conditions became perfect for actual execution. a conspiracy bigger and more secret than the manhattan project. more odious and far-reaching. no sooner had we defeated germany than a new threat started appearing in skies over america, drawn to earth by the latest threat to extinction: the h-bomb. explosions acting as transducers, drawing alien life forms through wormholes in spaceships using electrogravitic propulsion. advanced extraterrestrial species visiting us, concerned for mankind and the threat of our self-destruction, forestalling our annihilation through their own self-sacrifice. the crashes at roswell. more importantly, places like aztec. world leaders signed secret memos directing scientific studies of alien technology and biochemistry. classified studies were done at military installations

wright-patterson and dulce, extracting alien tissue. (woman screaming) tests were done subjects abductions, in craft using alien technology from the downed saucers... (screaming) including human hybridization through gene editing and forced implantation of alien embryos. why do such a thing and lie about it-- our own government? your own government lies as a matter of course, as a matter of policy-- the tuskegee experiments on black men in the '30s; henrietta lacks. what are they trying to do? that's the missing piece. o'malley: but it's not hard to imagine-- a government hiding, hoarding... alien technology for 70 years, at the expense of human life and the future of the planet. driven not only by corporate greed, but... a darker objective. the takeover of america. o'malley: and then the world itself, by any means necessary, however violent... or cruel... or efficient. by severe drought

using aerial contaminants and high-altitude electromagnetic waves, in a state of perpetual war solution scenarios to distract, enrage and enslave american citizens at home with tools like the patriot act and the national defense authorization act, in the name of national security. the militarization of police forces in cities across the u.s. the building of prison camps management agency with no stated purpose. the corporate takeover of food and agriculture, pharmaceuticals and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled

kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmongering claptrap, isolationist techno-paranoia so bogus and dangerous and stupid... that it borders on treason. saying these things would be

mulder: it's irresponsible not to say it. especially if it's the truth. your test came back negative. what do you mean, negative?

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o'malley (on computer): i promised you the truth today, but that truth has come under assault. tad o'malley tried to put words in my mouth. he paid me to create stories about alien abductions. he is saying lies and stories for his tv show so people will watch. i am... so sorry if i misled anyone. they got to her. o'malley: these are the depths our government stoops to. o'malley: we must be making them very afraid. dr. scully? your test results came back in. sveta? sveta? sveta? no, no. (tires screech) garner: stop! you can't! you have no right...

(keyless lock chirps) mulder: there's something called the venus syndrome. it's a runaway global warming scenario that leads us to the brink of the sixth extinction. those with means will prepare to move off the planet into space, which has already been weaponized against the poor, huddled masses of humanity that haven't been exterminated by the uber-violent fascist elites. if you believe in that kind of thing. you look exhausted, mulder. it was a long day at the office. i don't know if you saw, but... tad o'malley pulled the plug. they're very good, these guys, you know? and what about sveta? where is she? i'm sure they scared her to death.

we need to protect her, no matter what. why? you said her tests came back negative. i ran them again. in fact... i sequenced her entire genome because i didn't trust the initial results. are you saying she has alien dna? and i sequenced my own genome-- because of my history and... because we have a child together. scully... what are you saying? i'm saying she's not the only one. i'm saying someone has to stop these sons of bitches. (ringtone plays, phone vibrates) skinner. skinner.

i don't know there's a choice. (clicking, grating, buzzing) (whimpers): oh, no... please... please don't quit. no. (clanking, sputtering) (low grunt) (engine stops) (engine grinds briefly) (high-pitched whirring) (low electronic humming) (whooshing) oh, no. no! (sobbing)

(sobbing) no! (whirring growing louder) yes. yes. i see. we have a small problem. (cigarette sizzles) (exhales) they've reopened the x-files. captioning sponsored by 20th century fox and ford. we go further, so you can.

for tricia macke. we have breaking news right off the top. isis has released a gruesome new video that claims to show final messages from the paris attackers. the 18 minute tape shows news clips from the attack, then shows the faces and names of nine people isis claims carried out the attacks. it also includes messages from the attackers recorded before the assault on paris. none mention the plan to attack paris. at the end of most of the messages, the militant kills a prisoner... but their identities are not known. also breaking now... state route 126 in milford has been shut down for hours after a serious accident that happened just after 6:00 near shawnee run. we've just learned one woman was killed in the crash. the person in the other vehicle was not seriously hurt. the road remains closed. we're working to get

and when the road will re-open. tonight the family of 24-year-old iesha williams is looking for answers after the mother of three died days after being shot. police say williams was shot when opened fire as they drove by her car block of reading road. that's where we find fox 19 jupiter. tears and sadness earlier today as family mourn the loss of the mother of three. nats o' jesus help us lord. nats the pain of losing this mother of three is clearly evident on the faces of those who knew her. iesha williams died nine days after being shot. investigators say they think a male passenger in williams' red chevy avalanche truck was exchanging gunfire with another motorist. williams was shot in the crossfire. "i raised her. i did everything i could

to school; she graduated." the pain of gun violence is all too real, it's something the family has faced before. mamie williams is the victim's grandmother. she says, she's lost three grandchildren to gun violence. "we're asking for justice. we want to know if anybody know anyone to give us any clues or anything about who did this to her, we'll greatly appreciate it." "whoever know anything that's which someone did this, will you please come forward and tell someone, so we could get this solved." perhaps those details can bring some closure. "she left behind three little boys. this is her oldest here and we need help." as it stands right now police have no suspect in custody. the family tell fox19 now that a fund has been set up at fifth third bank.under iesha williams name live from bond hill

right now, cincinnati police are investigating a shooting in westwood that happened just a few hours ago on harrison avenue near oskamp. police tell us the victim was shot in the leg and is expected to survive. medics took him to u-c medical center. police are still looking for a suspect. "there is this little girl there that i actually know. she's getting her a! kicked right now. butt to the guy's out there acting like a ?!?! psychopath. we just went upstairs to try to see if we could help her and he answered the door all bloody." that 9-1-1 call is just in to the fox19 now newsroom... it was made after an alleged domestic disturbance in harrison where a

dead. and right now, police are waiting for the coroner's office to rule whether that man's shooting death was a homicide or suicide. it happened inside an apartment on lyness avenue near morgans way shortly after that woman called 9-1-1. a neighbor told us he was never really worried. "we really haven't had any incidents like that. i mean they've had a person talkin about a baseball bat, and goin' at 'em with a tire tool, but they never did anything to each other. and i've been with them sporadically and i really didn't think it was anything to be concerned about or worried." we're told the victim was a male in his early 20's. weather now steve

a popular getaway for tri-staters suffered a great deal of damage in friday's winter lake cumberland getting a good look at the damage a viewer sent us partially houseboats at the marina. awnings apparently collapsed under the weight of the top of them. fell there. owner estimates 3-million dollars in damage there. millions of people along the east

scrambling to dig themselves out of the snow and ice after this weekend's crippling winter storm. the blizzard killed at least 14 people... grounded thousands of flights... and essentially shut down several of the nation's largest cities. chris welch reports on the clean up efforts. all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging can be heard... nats and scraping.. nats and of course plowing... crews trying to clear roads. mayor muriel bowser/ washington while we have made some progress there is still a lot more to do. washington d-c schools and the city government are closed monday ... as is the federal government... while some of the city's transit will be back up and running. the d-c mayor cautioned residents about one of the big concerns in the coming days: black ice. mayor muriel bowser /washington we expect that with the temperature dropping tonight and every night this week that we will se continued slick and dangerous roadways, so

off of the roadways. in new york -- even though the travel ban has been lifted and buses and most trains are operational-- officials are still urging residents to stay off the roads. mayor bill de blasio, new york leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent, leave your car where it is. washington d-c brought in 400 extra snow removers... and canceled schools monday. the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey-- where several cities were inundated with high water that caused widespread power outages. officials say the worst appears to be over... governor chris christie/r news jersey and so we've really done very well in this storm, and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soon. drivers in at least three states stranded for hours during the peak of the blizzard. one of the worst back-ups was on the pennsylvania turnpike -- prompting an apology from the turnpike chairman... and the promise of a thorough review. airports in philadelphia and the new york area resumed very limited service sunday afternoon, but here in dc reagan national

remained closed they will open at least one runway tomorrow morning at each airport so limited service will resume. but again it's going to take some time before this city and before many cities on the east coast get back to something they call normal. in washington, i'm chris welch reporting. the big dig-out is far from over. we'll track the progress and bring you the latest on the fox19 now morning news beginning at 4:30. we're learning more tonight about what went on in a florence mobile home where a man allegedly held police and the swat team at bay for 9 hours. right now, the boone county sheriff's office is waiting on a psych evaluation to file charges in the case. they say they were called to hazel drive at around 11:30 last night for a domestic situation between a woman and her son, 33-year-old brett cunningham. investigators say as they approached, cunningham barricaded himself in a bedroom and threatened deputies, telling them he was armed. they quickly evacuated the mother and

"we introduced a chemical irritant, and apparently it had it's effect. we breached the door and he came out. all's well that ends well." crews took cunningham to saint elizabeth hospital for a psychological evaluation. deputies expect to file charges against him. megan cam super bowl 50 is set. it's the panthers and broncos playing in two weeks, for the nfl's biggest prize. and three local products will make the trip to san fran. jeremy rauch joins us live in studio with more. jer bam gfx three names to remember... andrew norwell, luke kuechly and derek wolfe. that's an anderson grad, a saint x grad and a bearcat. one of them will bring the lombardi trophy home in two weeks. wolfe is making his second trip in three years with the broncos. let's show you how kuechly and norwell set up their first trip... panthers and cardinals played right here on fox19 now. and this is where the road ends for carson palmer. turned it over six times. panthers made

the pride of saint x, kuechly, recovered a fumble and had this pick-6, his third this season. panthers won it 49-15, back in the super bowl for the first time in 12 years. cam newton: "we won as a team. we came out here and fought our tails off. we did what a lot of people said we couldn't do. it's not over yet. i don't know who we're playing yet, but we'll be ready to go in two weeks." chris myers: "you'll be playing denver and peyton manning." cam newton: "oh, wow. we're playing the sheriff. either way. we're going to live in the moment right now. we're going to be excited." jer bam gfx early odds on the super bowl are already out tonight. panthers favored by five and a half points. coming up later in the show, it was a milestone day for mick cronin, and kenyon martin sparks the bearcats again. extended coverage on the way. new information tonight on the local student being detained in north korea. what we're learning about his

"you know speaking about god isn't politically correct anymore." in the action at stop in the tri- state. why he came here. live wx tease

and family continue to wait for the release of their loved one. we're learning tonight that the "hostile act" that led to otto frederick warmbier being detained in north korea, allegedly happened at his hotel. the wyoming high school grad was on the trip to north korea with fellow students from the university

him at the the travel agency says it was told warmbier was taken to a hospital. are calling for the local student's release, but the state department is remaining tight- lipped about efforts to bring warmbier home. two people are in the hospital after shots were fired in winton hills overnight. police were called to kings run road near este avenue on reports of a shooting at around midnight. we're told one of those victims may not make it. the second victim is expected to survive. police haven't released the any information on a suspect. breaking anim breaking news to pass along now out of butler county. former butler county sheriff, dick holzberger has died. holzberger also served as a hamilton police officer and a hamilton council member. this is video of him when he spoke about city cutbacks in 2008. we're told he suffered what appeared to be a massive a stroke last night. holzberger passed away this evening.

also breaking now state route 28 is shut down in both directions because of a large water main break. it's near branch hill guinea pike. could be going on through rush hour in the morning. we'll have the latest on the fox 19 now morning news beginning at 4:30. tonight, some of vulnerable are warm thanks to the generosity of complete strangers. acts of kindness, hit the streets earlier today with cold weather clothing kits. gloves, hats and scarves were left in public spaces...and free for anyone who found and needed them. organizers say none of it would have been possible without community support. we coordinate with local businesses and organizations to host drop boxes. i thing about 30 different places hosted drop boxes this season and then passerbys can see there is an opportunity to donate organizers estimate they collected more than two thousand items.

they're exhausting every lead and need public help as they hunt for three inmates who used an elaborate plan to escape from a maximum-security jail in santa ana. the sheriff's department says the men - who include an alleged killer - got ahold of tools and cut through a metal screen and steel bars before getting to the roof and rappelling four stories using homemade rope. the men are considered armed and dangerous. authorities are offering $50,000 for information leading to their arrests. the former army ranger and one of the men in the center of the benghazi attack spent some time in the tri-state this kris paronto spoke at landmark church today in evendale. he's travelling the country to talk about the new film "13 hours" which is the story of the six members of a security team that fought to defend consulate in benghazi, after the attack of radical islamist terrorists on september 11th, 20-12. paronto told the crowd his faith is what carried him. "i've been through a lot

i've taken some lives as well. you do, it's war. i;ve been deployed for almost 10 years prior to benghazi and a year after that to all these places theyre vacation spots.. afghanistan, iraq, pakistan, the places people don't wanna go to, yemen.., and there's plenty of truth to there's no atheists in the foxhole." paronto... often referred to as tonto says he's encourage people to think about what courageous and context of all that life brings. wx anchor/ in chroma steve

told you about at the top of the show.... police now say 16 year old lauren wilfong died in a crash on state route 126 in milford near shawnee run. the road remains closed. we're working to get more information on how it happened, and when the road

a year's worth of health insurance for just a buck? just ahead, the local school board that approved it for themselves... while everyone else pays full price. plus, important advice if you have a kid that you want to send to college.

private student loans are now co-

that's a really bad ideahere's why. when you co-sign a loan, you're agreeing to be equally responsible for it. that means that no on the hook, too. if your child doesn't land a good job for graduation, you could be stuck making loan payments, or run the risk of ruining your own credit. also important for realizeis that the counts toward their debt, too, which might limit your own loan. and the size of that student loan debt may crush youwith the average state school now costing about $20- grand a year, and private schools running a whopping $44-thousand bucks a year! the simply money point: don't put your own future in jeopardy, just to put your kids through school. exhaust all of the federal loan options before you go private, and make sure you look into community colleges, too. for fox 19 now and simply money, i'm nathan bachrach. with rising health care costs, who wouldn't want insurance for just a buck? only on fox 19 now, the local school board members

themselves... while teachers and others in the

an indiana school board are getting a huge raise-- the switzerland county school board voted to cover itself under a health insurance plan--and tax payers are footing the whole bill. fox 19 now

reporter, jody barr, joins us tonight with how rare this perk is--and how much it's costing you. let's be clear-- this insurance plan isn't completely free for those school board members. it will cost them--they'll get full health, dental and vision coverage for one of these--a single dollar bill. "the motion i'd like to make is to pay what the teachers pay, starting with tonight's meeting." switzerland county school board member joe bennett tried to fight it. "they pay their portion, just like a teacher would." he argued--it wasn't right that his school board would receive the same health insurance coverage as teachers--but would pay next to nothing for it. meanwhile, the county's teachers pay upward of 10- thousand dollars a year for the same coverage. bennett tried to force board members to pay the same as teachers. "how many times are we going to vote on this?"

bennett's plan. board members wayne daugherty, bill roberts, jill cord and nancy peters--voted themselves health insurance coverage at one dollar a year. following the vote--chris oatman told the board--the move might have cost them their jobs. "so, i guess it's up to the county voters...us lowly, poor, uneducated folks to come back and show you that we're the ones that put you in there." switzerland county is alone with this perk. we checked with every single school board in our tri-state viewing area--to see if this same perk is offered elsewhere. no district offers it in ohio--because it would be considered an illegal benefit. it's allowed in kentucky--but the districts we checked with don't offer it at all. none of the indiana counties we cover offer this benefit--except for a single board member in union county--who was grandfathered into a similar deal years ago--before that board banned the perk. we asked the four

explain their votes. barr: "what would you like to tell taxpayers about why this board deserves..." daughtery: "i have no comment on that. barr: "you can't explain your vote to the public?" daugherty: "i don't have to explain that." barr: "the teachers in this district are paying upwards of $10,000 a year. you all are paying a buck." roberts: "well, when i get paid a salary more than $2,000, i'll probably rethink it." barr: "we'd like to talk with you about your vote tonight to insure yourself for $1." cord: "i'm not going to speak to you sir." barr: "do you feel that this board should be covered by a health insurance plan where teachers are paying upwards of $10,000 a year?" cord: "i just...i don't have anymore comment, sir...thank you." barr: "thank you." barr: "we'd like to talk with you about your vote on the insurance agreement tonight." peters: "good." barr: "could you explain to the public why you and three other members of this board felt..." peters: "can't answer for the other three, i know why i did, thank you." barr: "could you

so, what is this costing taxpayers? the district tells us--the four members who voted for this coverage--all since 2011--the coverage has cost taxpayers a half million dollars. this $1 a year coverage ends december 31-st--joe us--he'll fight again next year to stop tax dollars. in the studio, jody barr, fox19 investigates. live wx tease steve weather now today. too late. branch is already closed. but she could make the atm.

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