cincinnati police chief eliot isaac and even mayor john cranley say that the two officers involved in last night's fatal shooting followed procedure and were absolutely justified in their use of deadly force. john----this guy pointed a gun at our police. that is totally unacceptable. the ordeal began at about 8 o'clock last night when a gunman....shown in this surveilance video...walks into this walgreens in the 4200-block of glenway, pulls out a pistol and demands money, but he leaves empty handed. within moments police dispatch broadcast this alert. dispatcher-----repor t of a store robbery at gunpoint at the price hill walgreens 4241 glenway. store was robbed at gunpoint by a male white in his 30's, six-two, wearing blue pajama pants. moments later the gunman goes into the deals store and demands money at gunpoint. he leaves with about 400 dollars and within seconds the store clerk in on the phone with police. clerk----we just had a guy come in and pull a gun on me. dispatcher---did he take any cash from you. clerk----no he took cash from my drawer. dispatch once again issued a des

we'll hear from cincinnati police chief eliot isaac.. and what he has to say about the current state of violence in the city.. reporting live in the newsroom.. adam clements.. local 12 news..sheila.. back to you.. 3 meeting will focus on crime in district three.. it's next monday evening in westwood. 3 we are learning more about an early morning fire at a historic building in covington that good morning cincinnati first told you about.the fire broke out early yesterday on fourth street in one of the city's nicest neighboroods.it's the second vacant building to catch fire this month and at least the fourth in the last three months. no one has been hurt in any of the fires. but vacant building fires are expensive to the city, dangerous to firefighters and scary to the neighbors. 3 "they're problematic. we have no idea what shape they're in so we're sending people into a structure that's dilappidated, unsafe and structurally unsound. we don't know who's in them. sometimes we have squatters in them setting fires so there's a life safety issu

cincinnati police are working on a plan to reduce gun violence and chief eliot isaac also wants to eliot------it's not something that we focused on historically as a department. i think that under this new administration that we will be....it's that under this new administration that we will be....it's something we're going to be looking at and we want to be creative in how we address juvenile crime specifically. this was the first in a series of meetings to get input from the community. john-----i want to hear from the community about what we're doing right, what we can do better and i'm going to be making a proposal in march refresh and update our approach to crime fighting. and many believe fighting poverty can go a long way in fighting crime. ennis-------the conversations that we're having about proverty are only going to be solidified when we start to do some serious work with the people who are experiencing poverty. close-----over the next several weeks each of the police deparment's district headquarters will host a community meeting....the first one will be held monday january 11

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac, hamilton county judge melissa powers and u-c law professor mark godsey are among a dozen members of a new task force.. to review the state's grand jury process. the ohio supreme court wants to see whether improvements can be made to the functioning of grand juries.9 on your side talked with judge powers late this afternoon... <"...a positive thing"> we're told the creation of the task force was not influenced by the tamir rice case. cincinnati city council is taking a hard look at when video from police body cams should be released to the public. the question raises questions about protecting the integrity of police investigations versus the public's right to know about their police departments. that question was debated at today's city council meeting. vice- mayor council members want the videos to be released as soon as possible.. especially in cases that have a lot of public interest. "we won't have a chicago, where a year later the videos still hasn't' been released. that just creates a lot of suspicion and a lot of ill will, that's not what w

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac says he believes the shooting was justified. justified. "the officers responded. they utilized their training. clearly, in this situation you see an individual retrieve a officers. they respond in the manner in which they were trained and the outcome is what we have today?" today?" police say this is the weapon tenbrink had. can you tell it was a bb gun? that's the decision officers had to make in a split second and the dark of night. investigators say he showed it in robberies at both the walgreen's store -- and take a look at this -- you can clearly see it in deals discount store across the street. street.mayor john cranley says he wants police to know he backs them 100 percent and that citizens have made it clear they want an end to violent crime. "this is a message out there to anybody and everybody that may be engaged in criminal activity. we're coming after you and if yoiu point a gun at a cop, they are going to shoot and we're going to go after all the bad guys until reduce the violence as much as we want." a check of police records

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac and mayor john cranley called that shooting justified. "this guy pointed a gun at our police. that is totally unacceptable and our officers have every right to shoot to that." as we mentioned -- that weapon turned out to be a very-real-looking bb gun. if you want to know how unprecedented tonight's powerball jackpot is -- check out this local interstate sign. there's no numbers -- because the sign can't fit *one-point-five billion.* here in the tri-state we're lucky all the states take part in powerball... people in nevada... are driving across the california border.... looking to buy a powerball ticket.the flood of people has led to some really long lines. "we're probably looking at a three hour wait. it took us a half hour to get here. been here since 10:30, 11 (1900 gmt) maybe." "getting ready to win the mega one billion (us dollar) powerball. getting ready to win, so what you'll have to do is probably come holding the board -- i'll probably have my face blacked out at that point." you can watch the powerball jackpot drawing first righ

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac and shooting justified. "this guy pointed a gun at our police. that is totally unacceptable and our officers kill if necessary in a situation like that." that." as we mentioned -- that weapon turned out to be a very-real-looking bb gun. tonight -- police aren't giving up their search for a man -- who broke into a family's home after learning they were on vacation. vacation.nine on your side showed you this surveillance video last week from a middletown home.that man rummaged around -- before cutting power to the surveillance system.the family thinks their vacation photos on facebook tipped the man off to the empty home.if you know who that person is -- call middletown police. stuck in the sewer!a california man trapped underground -- when a construction project goes wrong.see what rescuers did to get the man out. out. the frigid cold temperatures tonight means a big threat to essential systems inside your home.the simple steps -- that could save you hundreds of dollars in repairs on your water pipes. a warning about heartburn medications...so man

but enough to draw attention and show cincinnati mayor john cranley and police chief eliot isaac that people who live here care.15:00 we need to stop all the violence regardless if it's in winton terrace. :04 i'm talking about all around cincinnati. :06 59:03 that shows that we really have something special here in cincinnati :06 that are citizens are eager to be involved :10 they do care about their communities and i think it shows both were also at a public input meeting in evanston where neighbors from all over the city weighed in on the shootings.drugs, not enough jobs, and a lack of role models for the city's youth were all cited as causes. and the mayor says a quarter of a million dollars has been earmarked for witness protection... to get more people to speak up.55:39 we have this issue of people not wanting to come forward :40 they fear for their lives but 55:44 we often know who the killers are but we can't make the case, :46 ideas are on the table... and police are forming strategies.neighbors up... but that's what needs to happen. 15:10 we need to take control. i'm talking

and spent the day with chief eliot isaac seeing the day in the life of a police officer. we've all seen the viral videos of someone paying it forward and helping out the less fortunate.... but you probably think it's never gonna happen to you. well today, that all changed for some people out to workers from a fox19 now's shawn lanier has more. michael howard: "today everybody know that you're lunch and your u-s bank wanted to pay it forward... so here at pho lang thang at findlay market, u-s bank picked up michael howard: "we're going to pick up today. it's on us. and the reaction? tom hays: "my wife and i were both in the army so there's nothing we like better than a free antonia susarret: "i didn't know what was surprise." deandre miller: brought the whole defintely expect it to i'm greatly appreciative for it." but paying if forward didn't stop here. they had including carabello coffee in newport... giving free coffee and anything else you can buy here. and through u-s bank's story of we heard other stories of people opportunity. deandre miller: "everytime we go out to

and make sure we reach these young men by going to them and meeting them where they are. 49chief eliot isaac and mayor cranley told the crowd some of their immediate plans. 23:07:02 we are noticing new things involving systems that we are bringing in and being able to different locations and connect them to violent crime across this city. 16 20:49 when we can't find the witnesses to come forward, we need another way to get those killers behind bars which we can do by getting them on illegal gun charges even if it isn't a life long sentence, we can still get them off the streets, for 10, 15, 20 years. 03 new this morning... a warning for car owner form the convington police department. department.they say they've seen a spike in car thefts in the devou park area.police say crooks are targeting cars where they see valuables left inside.officers are reminding you to lock anything you don't want stolen in your trunk or take it inside.if you spot any suspicious activity... contact police. allegations of child abuse. dearborn county prosecutors rekowski, in some cases, drugged his victims before m

and make sure we reach these young men by going to them and meeting them where they are. 49chief eliot isaac and mayor cranley told the crowd some of their immediate plans. 23:07:02 we are noticing new things involving systems that we are bringing in and being able to track shell casings from different locations and connect them to violent crime across this city. 16 20:49 when we can't find the witnesses to come forward, we need another way to get those killers behind bars which we can do by getting them on illegal gun charges even if it isn't a life long sentence, we can still get them off the streets, for 10, 15, 20 years. 03 meetings. next week- the mayor westwood town hall on tuesday night. reporting live, ashley zilka, 9 on your side. breaking news... eastbound and westbound lanes of ronald reagan are closed right now near galbraith.that's because an aircare heliopter is landing for the victim in an accident.we're told a car hit a pole on galbraith .we're on our way to the scene and will bring you more as we get it. new on 11 at 11... the father of a murdered two year old says he wants

chief eliot isaac says by all indications the shooting was justified, but they are investigating as a matter of protocol. both officers are on paid administrative leave. video from body cameras -- we are seeing them more because officers hamilton county sheriff's office could be using march. morning with their perspecitves are hamilton county cpt. rick neville our office has been months on preparing to give to the board of county commissioners to have sheriff's deputies wear body cameras. we're conitnuing news out of iran...where 10 u-s sailors have been released... kara's working on new details... plus a major shakeup this morning in the nfl...and fans are speaking out.... those stories...plus your weather and breaking open with what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything had fewer calories. truvia. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac says the department has spent hundreds of hours meeting with residents lately to help improve safety.they're happy to see their efforts paying off. 3 "i said, 'oh my god! we really did it! oh my god, we're really making progress. oh my gosh, yes. i'm not doing this all for nothing, it's for a reason. it's for a reason; to keep everybody safe." webster says the community council cameras installed on the new streetlights soon.meanwhile... chief isaac says c- p- d has increased overtime visibility in the area. 3 a new feline facility is opening in the tri state.kitty city will open this weekend at the s- p- c- a cincinnati northside location.during peak breeding periods the s- p- c- a can get 150 cats in a single day!now.. kitty city let's people interact.. play.. adopt.. and care for cats. there's an adoption area, sales for cat products....su rgical suites....treatment areas....heated outdoor cat houses....and a kitten playroom. 3 "a nice area not only for our customers but our employees. it's a better working environment so in my opinion the cats are goi

as a matter of protocol, an investigation is underway, but according to chief eliot isaac... by all indications the shooting was justified. remember this is a intense situation and you have an individual that's not complying or partically complying and so those type of situations can escalate and this is one that escalated to the point where an idividual's life was taken. police tell us tenbrink had a history of felony drug arrests, domestic violence and more than a dozen arrests for misdemeanors. they also say the gun from his waistband, turned out to be a daisy bb pistol. check this out. this is the aftermath of 40 vehicles piled up along a major interstate. it happened on i-74 today in indiana... shutting down the highway for hours... injuring several. our ben katko has been on scene all day. he has the latest. things are finally moving much smoother along i-74 in dearborn county. ...a far cry while the sun was up... sgt. stephen wheeles/indiana state police "it doesn't happen too often but we do get it from time to time, and it's usually in these situations where we get t

chief eliot isaac showed us the weapon. it turned out to be a bb gun. >> we don' t want to see anyone lose their lives, but when these type incidents occur, our officers have to respond in a manner in which they' re trained. mark: tenbrink' s brother tells us he had cancer and a history of addiction. he says the family feels bad for all parties involved. the officers, andrea harmon and kevin manz, were both hired in 2014. the chief says they did everything according to procedure. lisa: only on wlwt, a trial is now entering its second day, for a dry ridge man accused of shooting his estranged wife, . shaun hiles is accused of shooting his wife and her friend larry whiteker to death in july of 2014 as they drove down mulligan road. witness deborah collins testified that she was the first one at the scene of the deadly shooting. she said she found shaun hiles on the ground with two self-inflicted gun shot wounds. deborah: he said, i killed my wife. i repeated it because i had the lady on the phone. i said, you did what? you ki

it happened just after 8 o'clock on chief eliot isaac says officers approached a man after an aggravated robbery... that suspect withdrew what appeared to be a gun and police opened fire. he died at the scene. the suspect's name, and the names of the officers involved, have not been released. president obama will make his final state of the union address tonight...and expect it to be different from the rest. white house officials say the president plans to talk about the country's progress...and will not focus on a list of bills for congress to pass. several guests are expected to attend the address, including cincinnati native jim obergefell, who was at the center of the supreme court gay marriage decision. you can watch president obama's final state of the union tonight at 9 on fox19 now... or on the fox19 now mobile app. frank wx tease snow!!! >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your

chief eliot isaac gave the oath of office to kiree (ky-ree) harris, neko williams, and jimmy {fear-man pfirman.the three children were all chosen to be police chiefs for the day yesterday. they're part of an anti- bullying group called small voices count.a ten- year- old started the group to speak out against violence. 3 28:55 this is your police department. all these people work for you three. so you can tell them what to do 29:00 (laughing) :02 53:36 i like riding the segways and seeing the k9. i liked all of it 53:39 honestly :4051:03 a k9. how was that? epic 51:0659:00 i liked everything, but my favorite part was the communication center and how they work and the swat 59:07 if you know some children who would like to be a part of "small voices count" -- we have links on our webpage. 3 refusing to participate.we'll tell you which republican presidential candidate is ducking out of the latest debate.plus, a protestor is killed during a standoff.we'll have the latest on the oregon occupation.and local 12's megan moore will tell us how cincinnati is involved. >> i'm alex trebek. if you

chief eliot isaac says by all indications the shooting was justified, but they are investigating as a matter of protocol. breaking now... are dead after an explosion near a polio vaccination center in pakistan. these are some of the first images of the aftermath.. the blast is still under investigation and a motive is not yet known. there has been a history of militants targeting vaccination centers...since the u-s used them in 20- 11 to help collect d-n-a, to find osama bin laden. ". apart from the grief we obviously feel today, it shows that we need to act decisively against terrorism." we now know the suicide bomber who killed 10 people in turkey yesterday...was with isis. officials say the man intentionally set the bomb off in a crowd of tourists. this isn't the first time isis has attacked turkey...with more than 100 killed there in a pair of bombings back in october. countries around the world...including the u-s...condemned the attacks, and called for decisive action against terrorism. there's new evidence this morning that actor sean penn was being followed chapo. mexican auth

chief eliot isaac says the shooting was justified, but they are investigating as a matter of protocol. those two officers have been placed on a seven day administrative leave. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with catherine weather now transition the snow has stopped and now the bitter cold has settled in. temperatures this morning are on the single digits with some areas near zero this morning. we will fall to near 6 degrees in our city centers with wind chill factors as cold as 5 below zero. the good news plenty of sunshine this afternoon but not warming much as our highs will reach 23 degrees with wind chill factors in single digits into the early afternoon. we gradually start warming up on thursday and friday with highs of 40 thursday and mid 40s by friday. however it will be short lived as rain moves in friday afternoon out front. this will drop temps back into the 30s by saturday morning and we could see some snow showers saturday morning depending

chief eliot isaac says officers approached a man after an aggravated robbery... that suspect withdrew what appeared to be a gun and police opened fire. he died at the scene. the suspect's name, and the names of the officers involved, have not been released. an investigation is underway after a house explosion in northeast ohio. this happened late monday in northfield center, about 20 miles south of cleveland. firefighters confirm the bodies of a man, woman and two girls have been found. caused the explosion. happening today happening today... helped thwart a attack will be state of the union address. staff sergeant spencer stone will be a guest of first obama. she's also invited cincinnati native jim was at the center of the supreme court gay marriage decision. eighth and final state of the union fox19 now... or on the fox19 now mobile app. alabama wins its football national season... check out this incredible play... bama's kenyan drake gets the kickoff in the fourth quarter, avoids one tackle, then eludes the kicker and is off down the sideline...95 yards for t

chief eliot isaac says by all indications the shooting was justified, but they are investigating as a matter of allow police to withhold body camera video.. a legislative backing the places the burden on those seeking video to prove that its release is in the public interest, and doesn't create risk ongoing court cases. it also requires video for 180 days. to the full house for consideration. moving from saint louis... to los angeles. the nfl's owners voted almost unanimously on the change. san diego has the option to join them. the oakland raiders, who also wanted to move to the area, were left out of the deal. but commissioner roger goodell says the raiders could move to los angeles if san diego doesn't. it's the first time in almost twenty- years a team is changing cities. bengals staffing shakeups for the bengals... the n-f-l network says offensive next coach for the browns. he has interviewed in cleveland twice... n-f-l network says that went so well... the browns are "aggressively" pursuing jackson. meantime.. the bengals defensive backs coach is heading to miami. vance joseph i

tonight chief eliot isaac also speaking about a crime fighting strategy in the works. "we just need to put the policeman where the drug people are." there was standing room only at this public input session inside of the evanston recreation center. community members addressed issues of gun violence, drug dealing, unemployment, and lack of development. it's the first of five in a series of open forums. to be presenting some new ideas. the chief is going to be coming out with his anti-crime strategy in a couple of weeks. we're going to be trying to give him all the resources he needs to make a difference." a difference is what people in the community have been waiting for. it's something some say takes more than the effort of police and city administration. "the real issue is us, as parents where we have failed. that's the real issue. ya'll don't want to talk about that but until we do it's not going to change." in the effort of change, city leaders say it's important to hear the concerns of the community moving forward. chief isaac touching on a plan to help put a stop

chief eliot isaac says officers fatally shot a robbery suspect on sunset avenue near rapid run in west price hill around 8 last night... he says the man went for his gun when confronted by police. we're expecting to learn the names of everyone involved a little later today... new this morning... a woman and her 2 children are found stabbed to death in north columbus... a third child is being treated for life-threatening injuries. police do say they have the suspected killer in custody. they have not said what relationship, if any, the attacker had to the victims. also developing this morning a tragic story just south of cleveland...where a family of four...including 2 young children...are confirmed dead after their home exploded. emergency responders arrived on the scene and saw flames shooting from the home. the cause of the explosion remains under investigation. today, the president will give his final state of the union address. the white house says the speech, will be non- traditional.. it will describe who we are, as a nation, instead of a wish list, to get accomplished. this come

department grow to engage the community and some of the best tools available," said interim chief eliot isaac. "this is a great opportunity for those interested in not only becoming police officers but having a long-term career in law enforcement." in an effort to encourage candidates to register for the exam, the department will host several public forums with current cincinnati police officers. attendees will learn more about the application and recruiting processes. all forums will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the following locations: 4 january college hill library 7 january forest park library 11 january district three 12 january pleasant ridge library 14 january police academy officers will talk about their work with the swat team, marine patrol, crime scene investigation, canine team tracking/detection, motorcycles, investigating traffic crashes, forensics, cybercrimes, and working in partnership with community members. cpd recruiters will be available to answer questions and provide assistance in registering for the police recruit exam. the cincinnati police department is com

isaac and benjamin disraeli, christina rossetti, gustav holst, augustus pugin, louis of battenberg and his son louis mountbatten, hilaire belloc, joseph conrad, george louis du maurier, winston churchill, leo amery, t.s. eliot, lewis namier, learie constantine, alexander korda, emeric pressburger, nikolaus pevsner, isaiah berlin, geoffrey elton, the two michael howards, and solly zuckerman. the list illustrates a fundamental point. although those figures immensely enhanced british life, they did not make their adopted nation cosmopolitan. their adopted nation made these cosmopolitans british and we should be proud of them. >> here, here. gavin robinson: i appreciate the opportunity to contribute so early in this debate. when considering my remarks for this debate, i thought that i would be in conflict with the honorable member for newport west, but i am pleased to say that is not the case. however, i want to make one point about exclusion to him, because when i log on as a northern ireland member and try to access the committee's online map, northern ireland does not exist. if there is an issue with exclusion, i hope that cannot be addressed. i am also concerned and apprehensive that the right hon. member f

isaac and benjamin disraeli, christina rossetti, gustav holst, augustus pugin, louis of battenberg and his son louis mountbatten, hilaire belloc, joseph conrad, george louis du maurier, winston churchill, leo amery, t.s. eliot, lewis namier, learie constantine, alexander korda, emeric pressburger, nikolaus pevsner, isaiah berlin, geoffrey elton, the two michael howards, and solly zuckerman. the list illustrates a fundamental point: although those figures immensely enhanced british life, they did not make their adopted nation cosmopolitan. their adopted nation made these cosmopolitans british, and we should be proud of them. gavin robinson: i appreciate the opportunity to contribute so early, sir roger. when considering my remarks for this debate, i thought that i would be in conflict with the hon. member for newport west but i am , pleased to say that that is not the case. however, i want to make one point about exclusion to him, because when i log on as a northern ireland member and try to access the committee's online map, northern ireland does not exist. if there is an issue of exclusion, i hope that that can be addressed when the licensing is sorted out with ordnance survey. i am also concerned and appr