bevin is a business owner with a manufacturing background and him. duke energy awarded $70,000 in grants for workforce development. bevin talked about the $100 million he wants to spend on job creation in his new budget proposal, and how he sees manufacturing as key to kentucky' s growth. governor bevin: we are going to reinvent the way we sell kentucky and what it is that we do -- and ironically i didn' t fully appreciate that you had the "i made it in northern kentucky" thing -- you are going to see that this is going to be something that will start to be whole. andrew: with an aging workforce in kentucky, the governor talked about focusing on education and job training for young people, to make sure they are gainfully employed. he talked about the ripple effect that can have for people with their families and the entire region. live in erlanger, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: andrew, thank you. governor bevin' s new budget proposal calls for cutting funds from colleges and universities. he said today that with money for workforce development a

governor bevin's proposed budget has students here at nku talking. new funding downside. students agree there's room for improvement at nku.paul kemp30:50 it definitely needs a lot of work on student engagement. 52mitchell wendling 34:50 the first thing that comes to mind is parking. this whole year has been an absolute disaster. 55it would new annual funding to bring the university up to the state average. governor bevin has proposed increasing the university's state appropriation by that amount over the next two years. micah vance34:30 it will do a good job with bigger and better facilities. it will bring more students in and get more people excited to come in. 36mitchell wendling36:04 it would be a nice opportunity for us to catch up. 08 ...but catching up may not be realistic. the governor has also proposed statewide funding cuts of 4.5 percent this fiscal year and 9 percent over the next two years. in a statement nku president geoffrey mearns stated quote "we are gratified that governor bevin recognizes that our university is historically underfunded and wants to cor

andrew governor matt bevin will : be here at gateway community college later this morning. and this visit comes as he' s being criticized by state college leaders for his proposed budget. governor bevin is trying to balance a budget that has a $30 billion shortfall in state pension programs. to plug that hole, he is cutting the budget. but the state' s community college system president says the budget cuts would fall on the backs of their mostly part time students. it could force community colleges to ask for an 8% tuition increase. bevin spoke to a group of community college presidents just yesterday, saying the cuts have to come from somewhere. >> we are helping our students to achieve their dreams, but now our commonwealth are in peril. >> it' ll be the 15th and 16th cuts in 15 and 16 years. we' re doing everything we can to stay focused and move forward, but it' s going to slow our progress in meeting our goals. andrew today, governor bevin : will be here at gateway community college, in the center for advanced manufacturing. that is one area in his budget he is propos

governor bevin will be at gateway community and technical college today.you this bridge. we'll have it covered for you. 3 if you've ever had a dream of traveling the world you can take a little trip without leaving town. a new exhibit opens today.. featuring stories and artifacts collected from around the world by cincinnatians. local 12's megan moore joins us live at the cincinnati museum center where your journey could begin. 3 the treasures 3 of travel exhibit will feature 11 vignettes of cincinnatians and some people who have ties to the area who have traveled the world.one family in particular has quite a fascinating story that stems back to the 1930s. 3 in 1928 with big travel plans in mind julius and dorette fleischmann had the largest and most expensive personal yacht in america built...called the camargo. "they took a cruise around the world with a crew of 36. all them more than a year before they came back." collecting a lot of artifacts along the way. "there are shields, there are masts, there's tools anything you can think of they brought back."also bringing b

bevin also students... saying modern face of the at today's event, duke energy, donated $70- gateway college and other workforce development efforts in northern kentucky. meanwhile the kentucky state senate has approved a bill that would create different marriage licenses for gay and straight couples. supporters say it's a way to preserve their idea of traditional marriage.... after the terms "bride" and "groom" were replaced with "first party" and "second party" on the forms last summer. the senate also voted that the names of the county clerks are removed from the licenses. the bill now heads to the house of representatives. in oxford... miami university has a new president. gregory crawford was approved of trustees. crawford is currently the associate provost at the university of notre dame he'll become miami's 22nd president july first, following the retirement of current president david hodge. weather now animation for february... not sure we could have a better forecast ahead of us this weekend jeff..

kentucky governor matt bevin has not commented on the viagra bill. mark? mark: no comment. all right, thank you. kentucky senator rand paul is now lending his support to the governor' s plan to dismantle the benefits. senator paul said he will help governor matt bevin get a waiver from the federal government so the state can start charging medicaid recipients for their health insurance. the senator hopes to have the waiver by this summer. last month, governor bevin said he will get rid of kynect, the state' s health exchange, saying it' s too expensive to keep. lisa: u.s. senator sherrod brown from ohio is now working on legislation to address lead concerns in water, sooner. the announcement follows ohio' s epa calling for a federal overhaul. senator brown says he wants to speed up community notification and the response cities have to take. current u.s. standards require you to be notified within 60 days of high lead readings. ohio costs epa -- ohio' s epa wants more thorough lead testing and faster notification. it' s tax season, which means big refunds are on the minds o

governor matt bevin will be in northern kentucky today talking about the issue that has several college presidents frustrated. with the story. andrew, good morning. andrew: governor matt bevin will be at gateway community college later this morning and his visit comes as he is being criticized for his proposed budget and the education. governor bevin' s try to balance a budget for the state that has a $30 billion shortfall in pension programs. things. estates humidity college president says the budget cuts would fall on the backs of the muslim part-time students and force community college is to ask for and 8% tuition increase -- accept the mostly part-time students and force community tuition increase. >> these cuts are draconian. they will affect every part of our university. >> i would love to be the governor who stands here before you and says simply, hey, everybody gets what they want and then some on top of that. who wouldn' t want to be that governor? that would be fantastic. it would be fun, make my job a whole lot more interesting. s not reality. andrew: today, governor bevin w

kentucky's new governor matt bevin didn't waste any time signing a new abortion consent bill. he signed the legistlature as soon as lawmakers presented it to him. legislators can't recall a governor signing a bill so quickly.its the first bill bevin has signed as governor. the law requires women seeking abortions be told of medical risks and benefits at least 24 hours beforehand.women can consult with their doctor in person or by video. a video of a utah police reason.the camera captured the officer watching a busy toddler while her father was in traffic court. court.you can see the little girl on the move in the background of this video... officer kevin norris was sitting nearby... waiting to testify.when it was time for the girl's father to go in the courtroom... she couldn't join him.so officer norris volunteered to baby-sit. ofc. kevin norris/orem police "he didn't know what to do so i took the girl by the hand and walked around and we went and got a drink and took giant steps - baby steps. kind of the same thing i do with my own kids." kids."norris pulled up some cartoons

reporter: kentucky governor matt bevin has not commented on the viagra bill. sheree: pope francis. native mexicans during his visit to mexico. the pope visited a state central to indigenous culture today. he celebrated mass in the 3 main native languages. then had lunch said indigenous cultures have been exploited and excluded. mike: president obama has approved the first u.s. factory in cuba in more than 50 years. the plant will build as many as a thousand small tractors a year. the two-man company will sell the tractors to private farmers in cuba. cuban officals already endorsed the project. the partners say they expect to be up and running by early next year. superintendent got a little creative with his snow day message this morning. >> you know i' cell phone to let you know, no school today. sheree: doctor andrew melin. superimposed his head on drake' s in the hotline bling music video. then he sent his no class message to the greater clark county schools near louisville. mike: i love the creativity. mike: i like it though. i think students to relate and

if that tuition increase is not approved, the system people and eliminate 61 programs.governor matt bevin defends his budget proposal, saying kentucky's facing a financial crisis. if you're looking for a job, aldi's hosting a hiring event today for its new store in independence.they're looking for both associates and managers.today's event is from 8 a-m until 4 p-m at the independence community center on jack woods parkway.there's another one tomorrow, same time, same place. reds pitchers and catchers are getting to work after their training. it's a warmer and dry start to the day. skies will be mostly clear to start and then turn mostly cloudy sunset today. highs are expected in the low 60s. saturday is dry and warm but rain returns on sunday. he was supposed to be there to fill in for a politician. politician. said the senator had fallen ill, and that he placebut this ohio teen's story unraveled quickly. feeling exhausted this morning? when it comes to shuteye, the a message for mason parents this morning: students are using instagram to bully each other. happening there.last night - pa

jennifer gardner talked with governor bevin and talked with legislative committees. she delivered books to low income families and recalled speaking to one mom who received help from save the children. >> the mother said, i didn' t know my son liked books until this woman brought them to our home. she read book after book after book because the child loved them so much. she told me over and over how the program changed the course of these kids' lives. lisa: a representative for governor bevin said his budget preserved funding for save the children, despite 9% cuts throughout the rest of the budget. performance gear to take outerwear to the next level. (has something for --oros apparel has something for everyone. the technology the is called aerogel and it is used in space s two degrees above absolute zero. the material will change the way you experience the outdoors. s space. we want to build a brand. that is what will be incredible, being able to walk down the street and seeing someone where a -- wear a o ros jacket. mark: they' re turning to kick starter to fund th

mark: matt bevin heading to kentucky this morning. the important issues he is lisa: breaking news out of middletown. what we have learned about a man hit by a semi-overnight. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your friday, good morning to you, i am lisa cooney. mark: and i mark hayes. i see the breeze didn' t affect you too much as you were coming in. randi: i was going to ask for a fan and i thought that would be too much. embrace it, letting go. it is going to be a very windy afternoon for everybody. we are starting out this morning hour. they are just going to go up from there. take a look back toward chicago. through much of illinois, 20, 25 mile-per-hour sustained win. that will be here this afternoon 40 mile range. it will be warm, but it will also be windy.

kentucky's new governor matt bevin didn't waste any time bill. he signed the piece of legislation as soon as lawmakers presented it to him. legislators can't recall a governor signing a bill so quickly.its the first bill bevin has signed as governor. the law requires women seeking abortions be told of medical risks and benefits at least 24 hours beforehand.women can consult with their doctor in person or by video. the cdc is expected to issue new guidelines in response to an alarming new case in this outbreak of the zika virus. health officials now report the virus has spread from person to person by sexual transmission ... not by mosquito.and it happened in texas.abc's elizabeth hur is in new york with the latest. elizabeth pkg:a disturbing development out of dallas.. in the battle against the zika "they report that it was spread through sexual transmission. an individual went abroad, acquired the virus and came and infected their partner."while the virus transmitting through sex is rare.. it is not.. unheard of here in the u-s.. turns out.. bac

bevin's proposed budget is now in the hands of the legislature. case closed.two texas police departments have shut their assault investigations against cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel.manziel was accused of hitting his ex- girlfriend, but has never been charged with a crime.the nfl, however, is still investigating, and he could face punishment from the league. mutant mosquitoes.sounds like the stuff of bad dreams.but they may actually be here to and someone has it out for fast food joints.a couple of pranks went really far.and now there's a lot of cleaning up to do. it's a frosty start to our morning with temps near 20. skies will be clear for the first half of the day, turning partly cloudy this afternoon. our high improves to 41. temperatures warm through the weekend. saturday's high reaches 45, sunday at 49. gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" mutant mosquitoes.sounds terrifying, right?but actually, they're here to help. help.scientists at u-c irvine, which provided this video, are developing th

governor bevin's proposed budget would give n-k-u extra funding. but it's also calling for less spending.. it would take $10.7 million dollars in new annual funding to bring the university up to the state average. the governor has proposed increasing the university's state appropriation by that amount over the next two years. but he's also proposing statewide funding cuts of 4.5 percent this fiscal year ...and 9 years. students are remaining optimistic. 31:54 i would like to hope that it ends up being a positive number in the end but if not i guess we are where we still are. it's a great school and we've been doing great things with what we have so 05 bevins's proposed budget is now in the hands of the legislature. on saturday morning, there will be a public meeting to urge local lawmakers to reverse or reduce the proposed funding cuts. the meeting is at 9 am at the northern kentucky convention center. the northern kentucky church leader accused of sexual abuse rape and sodomy ...was also a volunteer at a local middle school. kenton county district

kentucky governor matt bevin says he will 'sign' a brent spence bridge replacement.the bill doesn't mention the proejct by name ... but instead would allow private money to pay for public projects.the bill states that no tolls can be part of any agreement or project connecting kentucky with ohio without general assembly approval.bevin is making his first appearance in northern kentucky since his inauguration this afternoon. the pope's comments about donald trump creating talk before the next primary.and see which candidates are backing up the g-o-p frontrunner. affluenza *adult*...the man accused of fleeing the country to avoid being arrested... is entering a new court.see how much time he could spend behind bars. fighting for life...a child severely injured in a house fire states away... receiving critical treatment in the tri-state.how she's doing -- and the investigation into this fire. you're watching 9 on your side the u-s military is taking the battle against isis to 'libya' ...an official said this morning american warplanes hit multiple targets there overnight ... hitting what they

governor matt bevin has signed his first bill into law since taking office... and in record time. the bill updates the state's informed consent law for women seeking abortions. bevin asked lawmakers if they wanted him to sign it upon delivery or wait until next week, when abortion opponents are planning a capitol rally. the decision was to do it immediately, so he did. lawmakers could not recall such circumstances for a bill signing. two louisville gambling could fix one of the state's biggest problems. the democrat and republican will propose a consitituional amendment that will legalize casino gaming... where 90 percent of the profits will go to the state's pension system. the rest would go toward increasing purses at kentucky race tracks. should women have to register for the draft? the top army and marine corps generals say "yes". military leaders say now that all combat jobs are open to women, they should be included in the requirement to register for the selective service at age 18. political leaders have so far been reluctant to endorse that proposal. should people be paid.

she had breakfast with governor bevin and talked to legislative committees. speaking with one mother who received help from save the children. t know my son mike books until this woman started bringing them to our home. she read book after book because the child loved them so much. the program changed the course lives. mark: governor bevin said his budget preserved funding for save the children, despite 9% cuts throughout most of the budget. lisa: good morning. kyla: a great start. that will remain as we go into the 6:00 hour. 5:00 treated us well. 18 minutes from the indiana side. re going to a flight, no delays getting there and hopefully none when you are trying to get into the air. 19 minutes from the split into downtown. you can see things are rolling right along in richwood. things look better than 24-hours ago. let' s look at your most accurate forecast. randi: it is not bad this morning compared to yesterday. we have some light snow that could toss down a quick coating. snow shower should be over at noon. it feels like single digits all day and the co

governor bevin vowed to rebuild. "this is an integral part of this community, it has been for years, for gonna change. the commitment is there. i'm investigators say they have no reason to believe the fire was intentionally set... but are working to pinpoint the origin. the countdown continues to super bowl 50... both the carolina panthers and denver broncos met with reporters at media day... now known as super bowl opening night. "peyton manning will always be an all time great and for him to be on the otherside of the field is just a pleasure and hopefully i get the better end of the stick sunday." "i'm playing in my 4th superbowl but i'm happy their first one. and watching guys get off that plane coming to their first media day and our first practice today and it's just an awesome situation. i'm glad to be apart of it." many wondering whether this will last super bowl... he was focusing on sunday.. and will deal with "all that fresh college basketball rankings are out this morning... and xavier only moves up one s

more than a year ago, john kasich, and bashir said this they would use tolls to get the bevines say he is working to protectedded. >> i used to live in california. that what you do in the oakland bridge, it's no big deal. people get used to it. >> we give and give, that burden ought to fall elsewhere. >>> the governor bevines will be in the tri-state, and local 12 visit. >>> you have a case of wonder lust but you don't want to break the bank to travel the world. starting today, you can live vicariously through sinnians who have. we are joined live at the cincinnati museum where a new exhibit is about to hope today. a cool step out there. >> reporter: these are items that have been ect enclosed by cincinnatians and those with ties to the area from their travels around the world, and one family in particular, their story sounds like something straight out of a movie, but in 1928 with big travel plans in mind, julia fleshman had the largest and most expensive personal yacht in america built, called the camargo. >> they took a cruise around the world with a crew of 36, all sort of people,

commonwealth -- over whether or not insurance companies should tell *you* about death benefits.governor bevin says he will *not* defend a state law -- requiring companies to notify heirs of inheritances. business leaders sued.the state's attorney general is now asking the supreme court to defend the law -- but says it's unlikely to happen. weather and sports are ahead, what do you guys have coming up? up? high school hoops tonight..college tomorrow....an d surf's up....way up...that's in sports. surprising the schumachers... is 8, shakira is 6, javier is 4, elena is going to be 3 tomorrow and alejandra is 1 years old." ...a gift for a couple that's opened their home to the family they never expected... "these kids need the "surprise patrol" has been random folks this month. month.but on fridays -- we've been looking for people who've really touched our hearts.and how fitting right before valentine's day... tanya o'rourke has a *five-hundred* that is redefining "love". these smiley, happy kids are the schumachers...32:14 aliciana is 9, lorenzo is 8, shakira is 6, javier is 4, elena is going to

students also nominated kentucky governor matt bevin for vice president. out of the 25 conventions --- students have been right 19 times. a man is dead after being hit by a train in pittsylvania county. it happened on northside drive after nine this morning. gretna police say 70 year old walter davis was crossing the train tracks when he was hit by a norfolk southern train. the incident remains under investigation. talk about a good samaritan. a virginia man saves a life following a car crash in henrico county. 65 year old meredith conyers senior says he was on his to work around four this morning when he noticed a car engulfed in smoke. conyers says his first instinct was to get out and see if anyone was in the car ... and was surprised a man was inside screaming for help. meredith conyers sr. / pulled man from burning car - "i pulled him through the driver side window and got him out that way. then i pulled him maybe ten feet from the car. by that time the car was engulfed in flames." crews extinguished the blaze and transported the speaking with police.

. >> later this afternoon. governor bevin will attend a ground breaking ceremony for a new hospital in erlanger. that facility would treat patients who have chemical dependencies. >> the wind is just whipping that flag, look at it, and the camera itself is being buffeted around. don't expect the wind to die here is meteorologist brandon weather. it will take until this evening for the wind to die down. up to 60 degrees. yesterday. look at the wind, coming in from the south, southwest at 29 miles per hour. sustained winds, gusts are a bit higher than that. we've seen gusts as high as the middle 40s. that's what it is in middletown. 38 at the international airport. i've seen it higher than that so far today. wind gusts 47 degrees. closing in on 47 miles per hour. closing in on 50 miles per hour. all coming in from the south and west, that's exactly why we're at 60 degrees. pumping in the warm air very quickly. we have a wind advisory for the entire viewing area that goes out until 7:00 later on this evening. the winds will finally die down a little bit. there's the next batch coming in.

kentucky governor matt bevin will be in the tri-state today...he'll speak at gateway community and technical college in florence this morning... he'll also take part in a government forum luncheon... hosted by the commerce.he'll deliver the keynote address discussing his administration and the issues facing the commonwealth. nearly 59-thousand bridges in the united states are "structurally deficient" and need serious repairs.and several of those are right here in the tri-state. tri-state.we're getting a look at the results of that new study... and what it means for local drivers. the report is based on data from the u-s transportion department."structurally deficient" means one or more of the key bridge elements... such as the deck or superstructure... are in "poor" or worse condition. in ohio... seven percent of the bridges are considered to be strucurally deficent.that includes columbia parkway over the i-471 ramp... and i-71 over eggelston avenue.in kentucky.. eight percent of bridges fall into that category... and in indiana... nine percent aren't making the grade. keep your eyes out for

governor matt bevin called the decision -quote- "a victory in our efforts to save our coal jobs and protect kentucky families from skyrocketing energy prices." a second case of the zika virus has been discovered in ohio. it's in addition to another case of the mosquito-born virus... discovered earlier this week in indiana. both ohio cases were found in the cleveland area... but health officials say they're *not* connected.they also say both victims had traveled to haiti.you may recall... a kentucky family also contracted to virus while volunteering in haiti. kentucky teens may soon need a permission slip to get under a tanning bed.lawmakers are considering whether to ban anyone under 18 from using a tanning bed... with *or* without their parent's permission. supporters of the bill say it'll help fight the rising number of skin cancers cases.its already passed the house and is now in the murder arrest...detectives track down the man... wanted in a tri-state murder case... where they caught up with him... and what the victim's mother is telling 9 on your side. party's over...you can forget ab

bevin is sworn in at the bradenton auditorium. she comes from st. pete and spent 27 years with the st. pete police department where >>> in the florida keys a man under arrest after deputies say he took his back hoe on a joyride across the 7 mile bridge. officials say 359-year-old carl balmin was dumping bowrmingdz on u.s. 1 in morning, according to deputies he damaged the road and sides of the bridge. at one point deputies had to leave the bridge altogether for their own safety. the joyride finally ended when he hit spikes in the road. now facing multiple charges. >>> 9:38. still ahead, a high speed chase with an unexpected bump in the road. the suspect launched into the air. >> and uber for kids. the new app designed to help parents get their kids from point a to point b, how the company is working to prove its service is not only convenient >>> today the coast guard will try and figure out who is to blame for the sinking of the el faro last fall. we reported for months that cargo ship set sail during hurricane joaquin and sank n

care and back into taking care of the budget, education and jobs" earlier this month governor matt bevin signed into law new requirements for women to undergo in-person or video-conference counseling at least 24-hours before an abortion. in response - marzian tells me - she's turning the tables "what i have meant to do with it has been accomplished - it has who are sick and tired of government intruding on personal-private decisions" stopping by mainstrasse village-the people we spoke with seemed to agree"their religion and personal beliefs and things like that - that shouldn't be up to the government" "i think it's good - if men have to wait in line for something and go jump through hoops and circles - women have to - why shouldn't men?" in a state house of 80 men and 20 women "they don't understand the implications of having to make a decision that would affect their personal health" the louisville democrat tells me she's getting flooded by messages from women across the country "they are thrilled that there's somebody out there that is saying stop it" first off - marzian has no faith

message will allow between doctors and women. the first bill the jen assembly has set to governor matt bevin >>> the first response of the 2016 primary. the they are pulling all the stops. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has a slight lead over bernie sanders. she spent the day with volunteers before campaigning with her family. he says he's kaushesly optimistic. . >>> republican front-runner, donald trump appeared on stage with sarah palin. and trump told reporters, leading in iowa will lead to bigger things. today, crews appeared, to wrap up the tour of all 99, iowa counties. the blitz of campaigning, tv ads residents ready for the caucuses to be over. >> not have as much meals. >> and are you excited by this time tomorrow, it will be over. >> and what are you going to do? go back to normal life >> and the lack of phone calls will be nice. >> have the commercials and calls. >> annoying. >> local 12 will have the results and reaction, tonight, live at 11:00. >> hamilton police search for clues in a series of attacks on women. neighbors near green room cemetery. that's the latest viol

governor matt bevin is now accusing steve beshear of ignoring the law... and allowing louisville's new planned parenthood to perform abortions without a license. the facility started doing the procedures last week, even though it was not licensed. thee organization says it went ahead with the blessing of then-inspector general maryellen mynear. " we have followed to the letter the process that was outlined for us, time and time and time again over the last couple of months." the facility has stopped performing abortions over the weekend after receiving a cease and desist order and the organization says it has applied for a license. an indiana man has been sentenced to more than two years in federal prison for helping send millions of illegal spam messages. thirty-one-year-old phillip fleitz of indianapolis was convicted of marketing illegal computer skills on a cybercriminal marketplace. originated the scheme, was already on probation for driving under the influence and has failed drug tests since his arrest. police responding to to a burglar alarm in penn

melanie bevin is set to replace the police chief that is retiring after 29 years. she was most recently the assistant police chief there. her swearing is in today at 3:00. >> if you plan on voting in the presidential primary on march 15th, today is the deadline to register and it's also your last chance to change parties. florida as you know is a closed primary state, meaning that you have to be registered as a republican or a democrat to cast a ballot. paperwork to register or change you can also find copies at your local election supervisor's office or any public library or driver's license office. the early voting for the primary begins in two weeks. >> for the first time since the race for the white house started, former president george w. bush joined his brother general on the campaign trail. >> their target? >> donald trump. >> there seems to be a lot of name calling going o but i want to remind you what our good dad told me one time. labels are for soup cans. >> former president also used the rally to talk about important qualities that a president needs. i

governor matt bevin has vowed to shut down the state's insurance exchange. weather is next... steve what's the weekend looking like? like? the bengal mistakes of a month ago are getting replay. that's in sports,. make a decent living without leaving home! employers are hiring stay at home workers -- right now! john matarese is on your side with the list of top can do to land that new job. tired of fighting traffic every morning?wish you could just roll out of bed, put on a pot of coffee, and sit down at your own computer to make money? then you may want to join the growing number of tri-staters who now make good money working from home.consumer rerporter john matarese is on your side with who is hiring home-based workers right now. john? john? craig and carol....work from home jobs used to be risky, now, more and more big corporations are hiring workers for high-paying jobs....that you can do at home, in your bathrobe and slippers.tonight 9 is on your side with how you can land one of these jobs. "are you going to smile? are you gonna smile? yeah!lelia wendel was a preschool t

one lawmaker says the bill is in response to governor matt bevin signing a bill last week, requiring women to consult with a doctor at least 24 hours before an abortion. we do not want government involved in personal, private, medical matters do you want the kentucky legislature and governor matt bevin sitting in the exam room with you and your physician? no! representative marzian admits the bill has no chance of passing... but says she is trying to make a political point. rob ots the ohio primary election is next month, on march 15-th. but you're running the deadline is tomorrow. you can sign-up at your local city hall, or county board of elections-- though check before going today... some may be closed for president's day. kara top vo kanye west sure knows how to grab headlines. the rapper tweeted out saturday night that he was 53- million dollars in debt...just moments before performing on saturday night live and dropping a new album. most of the twitter-verse is expressing their doubts. but west insists...and is asking for prayers to quote overcome. we've got more weather and tr

options.steve beshear is starting the "save kentucky healthcare" advocacy group.he says he's troubled by bevin's plans to roll back "kynect". special delivery...a baby born along interstate 75! 75!"is the baby ok *cries*" *cries*" the couple forced to bring their daughter into the world -- with only instructions over the phone! we'll show you the emergency response caught on traffic cameras. the 9 on your side surprise patrol looking to give away free money...see who we they were on the verge of closing -- sending homeless folks out in the cold. cold.but tonight -- the "prince of peace emergency enough money to stay open.just over a week ago -- the shelter announced it was running out of money... unable to stay open through the end of this month.nine on your side told you about the need -- and leaders at the shelter say you delivered. an antique diamond ring goes missing in west chester.... and tonight a search for the man police think did it! it!this is the man police think took the ring.that ring is valued at five-thousand dollars... it disappeared from the west chester antique mall. police sa

a car accident left todd bevins blind. but with his service dog, actual rvo by his side, he was able to get around town. sadly, after six years, arvo was diagnosed with cancer and died. they are hoping to raise enough money to replace him. >> i ride a bicycle because i'm blind and i have some usable vision. the service dog makes a lot more easier and i feel a lot more safer. >> one of the hallmark of a big community is supporting the members of that community. as a business that benefits from the support of the community, in this way, the a privilege and honor to be able to give back. >> if you would like to donate, me page on our web site, cbs 2 iowa.com. >>> new developments today concerning teens' mental health. experts now say all teens should be screened for depression. that is a major change since the last report in 2009 saying the new recommendations from the u-s preventative services task force say primary care doctors should routinely screen all adolescents. experts say the payoff could be huge - teens often look

. >>> this afternoon bradenton will get the city's first female police chief, when melanie bevin is sworn in at the bradenton auditorium taking over for the current chief. she comes from st. pete, spent 27 years with the st. pete police department where she was an assistant chief. >>> two men accused of kerik out -- carrying out last august's deadly bombing in a are in court for the start of the trial police continue to hunt for another 15 suspects believed to have helped plan the attack. 20 people including 14 foreign tourists died, more than 120 others injured in the august 17th bombing. >>> two valentine's day burglars are charged with stealing more than $1,000 in electronics and valuables from guests at a popular clearwater hotel. >> abc action news reporter michael paluska explains how detectives believe those teenagers pulled off their crime. >> reporter: we're talking about at least four guest rooms hit in a matter of minutes, burglars had free reign of the entire ninth floor. 18-year-old camry clark isn't smiling in her valentine's day booking photo, because she faces a litany of

including kingpin ernest bevin. >> he is a criminal and a thrug he is somebody that you do not need in your neighborhood. >> sheriff brought in federal agents to assist in the roundup. the priority suspects wanted on federal charges went down first. our cameras were rolling as they were marched into the union county courthouse one by one. then it was back out into the field. >> after knocking off the suspects wanted on federal charges the next thing they did they got in position to make more arrests these suspects wanted on state charges. >> these people are predators. you know, they are the people that prey on the young and they want them to grow up to get hooked to demand the drugs and bring them the money. march of 2014 this sting titled operation roosevelt runners took 136 kilos of cocaine off the street and additional 53 kilos of crack cocaine. detectives say two years of work led up to this. some of the most wanted criminals in union county in shackles. loaded up into the back of a van. sheriff hopes this image sends a message to other criminals. >> we are serving warning that th

kentucky governor matt bevin has not commented on the viagra bill. lisa: thank you. u.s. senator sherrod brown from ohio is now working on legislation to address lead concerns in water, sooner. mark: the announcement follows ohio' s epa calling for a federal overhaul. senator brown says he wants to take. current u.s. standards require you to be notified within 60 days of high lead readings. ohio' s epa director wants more thorough lead testing and faster notification. andy dalton might want to throw a gps tracker in his luggage the next time he wants to get away. lisa: the bengals quarterback is having more trouble trying to relax in the offseason. miriah: last week dalton created the twitter #bagsearch2016 after his luggage fell off the bed of his truck. the twitter-verse was listening and he got his bags back. dalton posted this picture, saying the power of social media is real. but it turns out, he only got to enjoy those bags for a few days. dalton tweeted this out last night -- "i can' t make this up. bagsearch2016 is back on. american airlines it' s your turn , to f

and is signed by governor matt bevin.. it would then be put on the november ballot. an entire community is sticking by a little boy as he takes on the biggest obstacle of his short life. 9 on your side's ashley zilka tells us how liberty township is helping a ten year old battle cancer. 27:20 he is fighting for his life but he is not alone. a packed house here at la rosasanother fundraiser for 10 year old kyler bradley. 27 liberty township's very own superheroand rebecca bradley's son.22:51 it was amazing. it was one of those things you just didn't expect. 5414:43 kyler is the bravest little person i know of. 45 11:23 i am kyler's friend and i came to support him. 26kyler is battling the same type of brain cancer that claimed lauren hill's life. fundraisers like this one have become a trend for the bradley family. with every pizza...comes a donation. 03:15 we actually had people asking please let me work. they wanted to be a part of it. 18an army of "kyler strong" supporters him on.24:13 we struggle as it is but i couldn't be where i am and kyler i don't think would

money at kentucky racetracks.the measure faces long odds in the general assembly, and governor matt bevin opposes a gambling amendment. 3 fat tuesday is next week.. and the new orleans-style party starts tonight in northern kentucky...it's the 20th year for the mainstrasse village mardi gras celebration in covington.the bars and restaurants are all decked out and ready to hand out beads..a big entertainment tent and cajun food booths open at eight tonight and tomorrow night.. and the grande parade is tomorrow night at nine. 3 you can also party for a good cause in fort thomas this weekend.the third annual 80's throwback party is tomorrow, and benefits brighton recovery center for women.there will be plenty of music and dancing, food and drinks, as well as runs from eight at night to one in the morning.we have a link with event and ticket information at local12-dot-com. just move your mouse over the news tab at the top, then click on get it now links. 3 time/temp ...more american cases of the zika virus ...how florida is gearing up to fight back ...plus ...carefully planned murder plot ...

kentucky governor matt bevin is saying no...to tolls. house bill 3-0-9 would ban tolls for any project connecting kentucky to ohio. and that includes the 2-point-6 billion dollar brent spence bridge replacement project. former governor steve beshear also vetoed a ban on tolls to build the new bridge. no other way besides tolls has been made public to finance the bridge. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. kara 2shot frank marzullo joins us with a look at the day ahead. in today with the windy afternoon. a with highs near 61. remain in effect from 10 am until 7 pm. windspeeds from 15 to 25 mph with gusts over 40 in the 40s with a late night. on tap with a high of 63 and a sun and cloud mix clouds increase towards evening. rain showers by dawn sunday with scattered showers sunday morning and mostly cloudy in the afternoon a high of 56. next week we stay above average for the first couple days in the low to mid 40s. toss to denise for traffic single lane closure on southbound i-75 beginning at 9 p.m., followed

it's the first bill governor bevin has signed since taking office. the creation museum wants to triple its size... and some boone county leaders are expected vote on the expansion plans tonight. our jessica brown joins us live in burlington with live that's right this creation museum could triple in size within the next few years. new plans to expand will be going before the boone county planning and zoning commission tonight. the museum group says there's just not enough space for traveling exhibits so they want to build a new building that will be big enough to host them which often requires at least 15 thousand square feet. leaders of the creation museum also want to build a new parking lot. if approved the project is expected to take 3-years to complete and cost 15-20 million dollars. which is expected to be paid donations. when the zoning and planning its recommendation county fiscal court for the meeting is tonight. live dbl box rob 2shot this morning's kara 2shot frank marzullo joins us with a look at the day ahead. the heaviest of our rainfal

if it's up to matt bevin you won't ever have to pay tolls on the brent spense bridge. kentucky's governor says he'll 'sign' a bill banning any tolls on bridge's replacement. the bill doesn't mention the project by name ... but instead would allow private money to pay for public projects.the bill states: that no tolls can be part of any agreement or project.. connecting kentucky with ohio without the approval of the it's tournament time for ohio boys basketball.the start of a four week journey.9 on your side spors director john popovich is next with part one thanks for getting up with us this saturday morning. it's now --- degrees at -- o'clock. while we are all enjoying the warm weather this weekend.. look at what the trend is doing to winter events in minnesota.ice rinks look more lake...not so frozen over.two inches of water has people nervous, prompting officials to cancel this weekend's art shanty project because they worry the ice can't support the vehicles. it's time to check weather with meterologist jason adams while it may not reach 98 degrees out there tonigh

the city's mayor swore and melanie bevin , the new police chief comes from the st. pete police department where she was an assistant chief. the new chief will not live in brayton for a while. she has two has two sons that she does not want to move until the previous chief retired. >>> new information on the proposed school boundary change the district is tweaking a proposal to reassign students from one elementary to three other schools. a portion of that plan will be put on hold until next year. students that would've been stay at that school. the boundary change was originally proposed to balance out school enrollment in a the plan still needs board approval. >>> us congressman, david jolly is pushing to take a florida it would require all gas stations to place a take a number on each card. that way way when a driver with easily call for assistance. in 2011, hillsboro county was in 2014 florida was the first thousand 14 florida was the first and only state in the country to adopt the program. >>> spring break is almost here and summer is inching even closer. >> if

. >> a representative for governor bevin said his budget preserved funding for save the children drags cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: waking up this morning with bitter cold for everybody and some parts of town have a limit more snow to go. not a lot of accumulation, but warning accumulation and light bursts of snow may leave dusting on the road. late in the day, sunshine. that will not help much. feels-like temperature in the single digits most of the day. early this morning, flurries and snow showers continue. i lunchtime, gone. then clouds clear out this evening. that leads to clear skies tomorrow morning. single digit lows. sunny thursday, but cold. 22 today with wind and flurries in the morning. light coating possible. seven for the low tonight. 25 tomorrow. staying chilly throughout valentine' s day weekend. let' s check the forecast, what >> things are much better then they were yesterday morning. as you get ready to head out, you may see re-freezing on the road. that is something to be mindful of. interstate travel, great start as reflected in our travel

melanie bestin set to be -- bevin set to be sworn in at 3:00. she spent 27 years with st. pete police. she takes over for michael radzlowsky who is retiring after 13 years as bradenton's chief of police. >>> the rain continues to move east and south of us. so we're in pretty good shape for the remainder of the day. we'll be talking about what happens after this boundary moves in, for the rest of the week and into the weekend coming up. >>> still to come -- it was supposed to be a routine gets his tonsles out we learn what may have played a factor in his shocking and sudden death. >>> all i ask is this this is my life >> she may not have been up for a grammy this year but adele's performance is getting a lot of buzz. >>> good morning. we're starting unfortunately with a fatal crash on i-4, this is in polk city. just east of the polk parkway, corey dierdorff on the scene now collecting more information but it sounds like one vehicle involved in this crash, a truck ran off the road and flipped. he'll have more coming up in a few minutes. >>> new overnight -- children playing

. >> and bevin also spoke to reporters about the bridge. coming up on local 12 news at 5:30, find out how the governor says he could replace the bridge without adding tolls. >>> and spring rose cemetery welcomes some new weed eaters. >> also ahead, first at 4:00, firefighters battle the wind and >> managing stress level joy fire forces people from their home. crews responded. it appears the fire started in the back of the home. there's no word on what sparked the fire. >>> animals are used to manage landscapes in the tri-state. goats were delivered to the ground. acre. we tried to help control the the low cost weed eaters, used in parks in covington. >>> being pregnant could be very stressful. >> susan hed ricks, how to manage the stress levels in today's health minute. >>> stress is normal for pregnant women. stress may be the reasons why you feel stressed out. >> pregnancy is stressing you out. your heart is working much more than normal. your heart rate is faster. you're automatically at a heightened state. >> too much stress is not a good thing. and whether the drug level affects

students also nominated kentucky governor matt bevin for vice president. out of the 25 conventions --- students have been right 19 times. guest speaker newt gingrich spoke today. a man is dead after being hit by a train in pittsylvania county. it happened on northside drive after nine this morning. gretna police say 70 year old walter davis was crossing the train tracks when he was hit by a norfolk southern train. the incident remains under investigation. talk about a good samaritan. a in henrico county. it happened around four this morning on interstate 64. a car ran off the road and hit a sign post. before crews arrived ... a 65 year old man noticed the car smoking and heard the driver screaming for help. police say he pulled the driver out of the car before it burst into flames. crews extinguished the blaze and transported the driver to the hospital. after speaking with police...offciers say the good samaritan continued on to work for the day. this weekend was a slam dunk at william fleming high school ... as a famous alum paid a visit. wsls 10's rachel

kentucky governor matt bevin will be in the tri-state today...he'll speak at gateway community and technical college in florence this morning... he'll also take part in a government forum luncheon... hosted by the northern kentucky chamber of commerce.he'll deliver the keynote address discussing his administration and the issues firefighters have to snatch up a monkey on a rampage.what they said he downed just moments before grabbing a knife and going after men at a bar! horses are making even more money for the commonwealth.we take a look at the numbers from the breeders' cup and how gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 5 on 9 on your side!" police in florida are on the presisent though while he was inside the restaurant.after realizing the registers were empty the crook spent hours trying to open the safe. he managed to get away with some cash but forgot to cover his face.. we hear a lot about belligerent people in bars -- but you don't really hear about beligerant monkeys..so for that i'm taking you to brazil..according to the united press international this monkey downed a

students also nominated kentucky governor matt bevin for vice president. out of the 25 conventions --- students have been right 19 times. guest speaker newt gingrich spoke yesterday. news struck last night shocking political branches across the nation. supreme court justice antonin scalia died in texas saturday at the age of 79. karin caifa has the latest from washington d-c. surprise to many here in washington on a saturday afternoon, and it wasnt long before tributes came pouring in for supreme court justice antonin scalia. but also, the discussion about a successor and the political battle that is yet to come. shocking and surprising news on saturday. supreme court justice antonin scalia, dead at the age of 79, while on a hunting trip to texas. he was said to have gone to bed friday night not feeling well. he was found unresponsive saturday afternoon. traveling in california, president obama offered his condolences. president barack obama "for almost 30 years, justice antonin scalia was a larger than life presence on the bench, a brilliant legal mind wi