>> he had brown hair a beard and he had like a white -- like what they wore back then, not like adress, but -- and then a purple sash. >> the inspiring movie is about family and having hope in the mids hardships but what scenes really happened and didn't. >> i'm not leaving this hospital until i know what's wrong with my daughter. >> this scene when jen yells at thedoctor, that's real. and so is this family reunion in the hospital but there was a change to this rescue. picked out kylie out of the tre she was like not awake and s had like scratches and all bloody all over her when anna came out she was awake, she just pushed it behind her ear. >> another hollywood change, queen latifah looks nothing like the real life character she plays and that's okay. >> she goes, does she know i'm white, catholic and irish, and i said yes. she goes, that's right, i'm a strong black woman, that's right. >> the fact that the real lif angela actually queen latifah and queen latifah wound >> hey. i it. >> let's go with that story. >> you feel me. >> awesome. i think that's fantastic. >> drop t mic. >>>

"dispatcher: butler county 911 whats the adress of... caller: there was a shooting, there was a shooting at madison high. dispatcher: ok, ok, we have help in route. are you at the school? are you at the school? caller: no i ran out to friends. dispatcher: are you a student? yeah, i'm an 8th grader. dispatcher: you're an 8th grader? where are you? caller: i'm at the football field." today the suspected shooter faced a judge for the first time... and while you see james hancock right here...a judge ordered that his face not be shown in court. fox19 now's sara celi was there as emotions ran high. james austin hancock's hearing only lasted about 90 seconds and he came into the courtroom showing little emotion on his face.... his family members were in the gallery section, several of them were very upset, they were crying as the judge read out the charges and also as the attorney responded to those charges. his attorney denying all the charges and basically entering a not guilty plea in juvenile court, then he was sent back to the juvenile ju

remove an offensive sign all presidential candidates except for bernie sanders are in washington to adress apax, a lobbying group considered the strongest. >> candidates for president who think that the united states can outsource middle east security to dictators or america no longer has vital national interests at stake in this region are dangerously wrong. >> clinton, like other candidates, hope apac can help her end this presidential race. they'll need to take a tough line on iran to get that support. >> this year a record 18,000 people have made the pilgrimage to washington. apaq but the perceived arab threat has been outdated with the real menace perceived as iran. >> the saudis, jordanians and in the past, you're right, weapons to these countries. they now have a common interest. >> last year aipac confronted the obama administrationly lobbying congress to reject the deal that froze iran's nuclear program but that campaign failed, and it undermined aipac's traditional policy against taking sides between democrats and republicans in the u.s. political arena. still the group promises

it was the state of the union adress that had followed speech in which he had declared that america had to be the arsenal of democracy. allies five the azis in europe. people were fairly isolationist at this point. a lot of them did not want to get involved in the war. a lot of them understood that the u.s. did not support these countries and democracy was at risk. toward the end of the speech, he decided he had to lay out the reasoning why wasn't orton for americans to be involved internationally to support their allies. greeninghe premier's film. it was transferred over to ultra hd video files. we don't have the capability to show that, but this when into their original audio recordings on the discs that were transferred to audiotapes. , theeated a new version highest quality of the speech that has ever been seen. we will start with that and do our panel discussion with our extraordinary guests tonight. but first i want you to see this video in get a feel for what roosevelt was trying to communicate when he laid out his vision for the future. we rolled tape. >> its freedom of speech.

president obama is expected to adress the u.s.'s role in the region. here in the tri- state, there's a new plan to help those affected by heroin. last night, covington commissioners approved a plan for a needle exchange program. covington leaders proposed a program for 3- hours a week on the st. elizabeth campus in exchange one dirty needle for one clean needle, and participants would need to be tested for diseases like hepatitis and hiv. the program will also help users find treatment. "we really have tried to work hard to help people understand this is a disease that these folks are injecting and they're going to inject whether they have clean needles or dirty needles but this program provides a way to primarily stop the spread of disease" covington's plan must pass the northern kentucky health department board and the county's fiscal court.... those groups will address it next week. new images this morning as crews fight a large fire at a paper recycling plant in phoenix. fire officials say high winds fanned the flames.. the paper plant is near sky