smitherman's proposal is on the agenda at today's law and public safety committee meeting. rob 2shot we want to get another check on forecast. jeff joins us with a look at the day ahead. there is the possibility of severe thunderstorms tuesday evening as we climb out of the dead of winter into february the the roller coaster ride to continue. after a high temps two days in a row in saturday and sunday, monday will have clouds and but it will still be normal. tuesday will be breezy and warm with high temperatures once again making the lower 60s. chilly air settles in wednesday and the weather stays seasonably chilly into the weekend. look for some snow showers wednesday and the chance of accumulating snow saturday into sunday early morning and again monday late into tuesday night. we will pin those down as they get closer. carstar as part of the greater cincinnati effort at continuous working on the pippin road water main project starting monday, feb. 1. pippin road will be closed between galbraith road and banning road between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. each business day. the pro

smitherman's proposal is on the agenda at today's law and public safety committee meeting. and today...bottled water from a local fundraiser will be delivered to flint, michigan to help their residents deal with the water take a look here at was held at the kroger in norwood this weekend... it was a partnership between norwood success, the s-n-c church and of course, kroger. hplaz months of speculation on who will become the today, we finally see our first vote. the iowa caucus will be our first chance to see how the voters feel about the candidates. side...experts say it and donald trump. both men went at it, in the final day of campaigning. "he likes to pretend he's robin hood. he's going to protect everyone from wall street, the big bad wall street right? he forgot to mention that he's borrowed a lot of money at almost no interest., anybody in this room would take that interest rate because he pays almost nothing from goldman sachs and from citibank." "look, ted cruz is a total liar. i've always opposed obamacare ted cruz sen. ted cruz/ r presidential candidate "donald e

council member chistopher smitherman says while the streetcar may be operational in mid-september, it could be running at a deficit and using money from the general fund to cover the cost...taking away from things like fire, police and sanitation. he says original estimates about the number of riders and the cost to get on board are down.but council member amy murray, who chairs major transportation, said no money is coming out of the general fund. she also says the hale foundation is pitching in 900 thousand dollars to help cover the costs. still, smitherman says he doesn't see how the streetcar can run without the "the assumptions that were articulated to the public are not panning out and we're now seeing this broader discussion of how we're going to operate this without competing with basic services and the reality is that we can't." today the major transportation regional operation committee meets at 1 o clock at city hall... where advertising efforts so far will be presented. reporting live....kristen swilley...9 on your side. breaking in the live alert center.a hearing today in

smitherman's proposal is on the agenda at today's law and public safety committee meeting. developing now developing now... the national fraternal order of police reports a major data breach that has made public tens of thousands of police officers' personal information, including names and home addresses. "here is what we know. hackers entered our system january 13-14 and the hack went undetected until this past week. the system was encrypted, but they since becoming aware of the breach, the f-o-p say they've notified the department of justice cyber crime division. the f-o-p website and system has been taken down... and outside consultants are now working with internal personnel to get both safely back online. the f-b-i is investigating... the f-o-p says it's not aware of any threats to officers or their families. you decide 2016 a big day in the race to the white house... the first major test for the hopefuls today in iowa. out in full force in a last-ditch attempt to sway voters... donald trump and ted cruz each trying to slow each other down... "he likes to pretend he's

council member chistopher smitherman says while the streetcar may be operational in mid- september, it could be running at a deficit.but council member amy murray, who chairs major transportation, says no money is coming out of the general fund to support the streetcar.stay with 9 on your side.we'll be at the meeting this afternoon. i'm in the live alert center now following a hearing today in the bill cosby case.the hearing outside philadelphia is the first in cosby's criminal sexual assault case. he is charged with felony aggravated indecent assault, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. today cosby will fight to get today, legal teams will try for a third time to set a plea, or a trial date for the woman accused of intentionally harming her son at children's hospital. hospital.jessica valik is charged with one count of felonious assault and one count of endangering a child. police accuse her of putting something in her 4-year-old son's feeding tube.the little boy was receiving treatment for a rare skin disorder. new this morning, we now kno

property within the smitherman's proposal is on the agenda at today's law and public safety committee meeting. and norwood police is calling their water drive at the norwood kroger over the weekend...a huge succes.. the water they helped collect over the weekend...will be delivered to residents in flint today. the drive was a partnership between norwood police, avenues for success, the s-n-c church and of course kroger. the 2nd of 5 planned public meetings by cincinnati police to ways to reduce violence and crime...is tonight in westwood. police chief eliot isaac...will be there...as well as and community leaders. it's from 6 to 8-30 at hall on harrison avenue. use the public's anti-violence plan...part of it which he'll roll out meeting. cvs will announce today that it will make the heroin overdose drug naloxone more readily available in state attorney general mike dewine will be joine dby the white to make the announcement. "it's sad that they have to do that, it's sad that we have so many people that are overdosing in ohio and across the country. you know we lose three to four peop

reporter: law committee chairman chris smitherman says this goes beyond the cyber security issue. pointing to the cell phone video showing gaston reaching towards his waistband. and the picture of the gun that turned out to be fake, but appeared realistic. a shoot or don' t-shoot instance police train for. >> reasonable citizens out there understand that our officers need to respond with a sense of force to make sure that they go home safe. reporter: we' re told officers are elevating their sense of awareness in light of the hacking. and that they recognize the intent is to rile them up and create division. >> i don' t want to make too much of what this is because that' s their goal. it' s just like terrorism. reporter: police were advised last year, in the wake of potential targeting of law enforcement and government workers by isis, to be cautious about social networking. >> if they' that chance, then that' s up to you know, you' re subjecting your children and everyone else to this. reporter: a week from today there is going to be in the law committee, a review of overall city

estimates for the number of riders and ticket revenue are down.councilman chris smitherman says he's concerned the streetcar will operate at a deficit ... and use money from the general fund to cover the cost ... taking funds from fire, police, and sanitation.9 on your side is sending a crew to the meeting and we'll bring looking for a new career move? there's a job fair happening right now at the sharonville convention center ... with openings in fields from manufacturing to healthcare. c-d-k global is sponsoring the fair ... and hiring for both entry level and advanced positions.other companies recruiting are ikea ... scott's lawn service ... and time warner cable.the fair runs until two at the sharonville convention center. good news ... the most famous rodent in the world says spring is coming early! punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow this morning ... after he emerged from a tree stump in 'gobblers knob, pennsylvania.'his handlers broke the news of better weather and the crowd of thousands cheered.whether he's right remains to be seen ... the national oceanic and atmostpher

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 mee

where advertising efforts so far will be presented.council member chistopher smitherman says while the streetcar may be operational in mid- september... it could be running at a deficit.council member amy murray says no money is coming out of the general fund to support the streetcar.9 on your side will be at this afternoon's meeting. the tri-state mother charged in the death of her two year old daughter is now a mother again. the butler county sheriff's office says rebekah kinner delivered her second child, a boy, yesterday afternoon. police say kinner did not intervene while her boyfriend, bradley young, beat last year.young is also charged in the case. let's get a check outside... after a chilly start, temperatures will warm quickly today, topping out at 610 around the evening drive. spotty showers are also possible this evening but a stronger push of storms comes in after 8 p.m. with heavy showers, gusty winds and the >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the votes are in. cruz with an upset win over trump. rubio in a close third. >> we feel so good about the growth we've had.