the jewish federation of cincinnati didn't reveal whether they allow concealed carry, but said they work closely with federal, state and local law enforcement. the islamic association of cincinnati tells us the concealed carry issue has never come up but they do have a policies ot address potential threats. dan wells, fox19 now. a new bug... has some iphone users.. not too happy... apparently.. if you manually set your iphone or ipads clock back to may 1970... or earlier.. you won't be able to restart the device.. so why would you do that? apparently a facebook hoax promises a retro theme for your iphone if you reset the date.. don't do it.. it's still not completely clear why this date effects the device - but apple acknowledged the issue.. and said a software update will be coming soon to fix it. and more news about a new apple iphone today-- simply money's nathan bachrach is here with the details--and reason to wait before you upgrade! simply money apple insiders say a new iphone 5-s-e will be unveiled march 15th, and go on sale three days later. apple's breaking from its usual septem

establishment candidates who are running in this race. and i think it's also clear the position of the cincinnati federation of teachers and the teachers union and the aflcio who came out against ben in this race. there's a reason that they vehemently attack bed ben. it was a 15 minute expose against ben in the meeting. went on and on, paper after paper, fact after fact, there were reasons this he attacked ben. >> nicholas, final comment? >> sure, i think we have to be pragmatic, if we're going to make any difference in columbus, whoever the representative from this race is going to be, that person has to be effective, that collaborative in their approach, work thesing with labor, woulding with infrastructure that's in place, charter schools, voucher perhaps, any one of these issues need to be tackled and the only way to do that, is pool together, work across the aisle to be successful. >> everybody stay where we are, this morning on the democratic primary for the seat in district 31 in the ohio house of representatives. i'm joined by four of the six candidates, brian gary, who has run for various offices i

providing treatment to cancer patients in southern ohio. fbi says it stems from the field federal matter out of cincinnati federal court. susan says she would be shocked to hear of think possible criminal activity. >> i live in contact with them. i open the center last year. was very kind for me when i come and pick up the mrood work. i occasionally come and talk to them. >> cammy, at this hour, the agents are still inside the claremont county cancer center. we have seen no one emerge from here, except for the one agent, about three or four hours ago. they have been locked out inside the cancer center. we understand they've been at the scene since 8:00 in the morning. no word on whether they will continue to go to the night or beyond that. live in batavia, larry davis, >> i know you'll stay on it and let you know if anything develops. the fbi says no arrests have been made. . >> we're learning more on a deadly crash. live at 5:00, driver high on drugs lost control and rolled over the car several times. michael gillium as the man killed. at first they think he was driving. now they are looking to see if th

well, as the medicaid fraud unit of attorney jen ohio's office. fbi spokesperson will say that this investigation stems from a federal matter, that comes out of cincinnati federal court. since the investigative team stands to reason, some type of medical fraud is involved. nobody comes out to say what this is really about or what they are actually looking for. they tell us that at this point, no arrests has been made. investigation. there's similar investigations in the adams county cancer center as well as the cancer center in pollsome. there's similar investigation like we have going on inside today. coming at local 12 news at 5:00, we'll hear from a woman who picked up lab work as she was stunned to hear about the investigation going on. live in batavia, larry davis, local 12 news. paula, back to you. >>> we're learning more today about a deadly heroin crash that happened in campbell county. >> first at 4:00, a driver lost control and a driver rolled over several times. and we now know michael gill yum is the person that was killed. police initially thought he was driving when the car rolled over in 275 just before the bridge. amanda thomas and a 7-m

president. mayor john crowley, former state representative, and julie sellers, president of the cincinnati federation of experience makes her the best candidate in the field. early voting begins in ohio, as a reminder for people to get out and vote. >>> pope frances gives his for mercy. he told them to look to the future and change their lives. about 200 inmates were told they can be prophets in society. in a moment, where immigration is a hot issue for the immigration campaign. >>> cincinnati cuisine gets a shot out in a food site. >> yahoo! food took a long weekend trip to explore the restaurant's bars. it highlights many independent restaurants and brewries that open here in recent years. and the overthe rind bar that specializes in craft drinks. we have put a link in the yahoo! saver picks. hover over the news tab and click on the get it now links. >> clean water, what some teenagers are doing to help people in flint, michigan. >> a piece of history comes tumbling down. brings down bridge that's more than a century. >> my goal is to help the future. . >> updating you now on the breaking news aler

learn about the effectiveness of recent campaigns at fighting gun violence in the city of cincinnati. both federal and local law enforcement will talk about more than a dozen cases that are the result of anti- violence programs. nine on your side will cover that news conference for you at 1:30. a tri-state man charged with a murder in bond hill two weeks ago will appear in a local courtroom this morning.police say william chambers shot cameron clemmons outside an apartment on franklin avenue. police say clemmons was shot five times... but investigators haven't yet revealed the reason for the shooting. you may that video last week of a leopard that mauled six people and terrorized an the loose again this morning. morning.the wild animal escaped its cage on sunday while it was being fed.but it's o-k.wildlike officials say there's no reason to panic... panic...this is video of the leopard's last *escapade* at a school in bangalore.since there's no surveillance cameras at the school... those officials say they have no idea where it is.but they *think* it may be in a nearby nature preserve... and away

of cincinnati. cincinnati.both federal and talk about more than a dozen cases that are the result of anti-violence programs.the news conference starts at one- 30 this afternoon. nine on your side will cover it for you... and bring you an update later today on the now... starting at four. president barack obama says he'll travel to vietnam this summer. summer.the white house says the president accepted the invitation from vietnam's prime minister to visit the former u-s adversary.last year marked 20 years since diplomatic relations between both countries were restored. president obama is hosting a u-s summit with southeast asian leaders in southern california. president obama has approved plans for the first u-s factory in cuba in more than half a century.the plant will build about one-thousand small tractors every year... to sell to cuban farmers.cuban officials have already endorsed the project.other companies are reportedly looking into expanding into the cuban market. drivers in toledo got quite a surprise after two gas stations got into a price war... on accident. pilot travel center dropped to just 49 cen

learn about the effectiveness of recent campaigns at fighting gun violence in the city of cincinnati. both federal and local law enforcement will talk about more than a dozen cases that are the result of anti- violence programs. nine on your side will cover that 1:30. this morning more than 4 thousand cases of clean water headed out to flint, michigan, thanks to some tri-state students. students.over the weekend, the southwest local school district in harrison collected the water at kroger and and harrison junior school.today they loaded onto a donated semi and hit the road for flint. rebuilding is already happening in rabbit hash.you still won't see hammers or nails at what used to be the general store in the small boone county town. town.but the historical society that owns it is already talking to an architect.as you probably already know...the store burned this weekend.it's on historic places - but some of it will need to be saved to stay on that list. it just like you get a new body, right? you get a new body, but you have the same heart, you have the same heartbeat. you get aa different mode

jord an. she was trying to push student out of the the way. state police found no mechanical problems with the bus. >> cammy: a federal jury here in cincinnati decide that chip ot manager on the base of their genders. it is not clear mouch the jury awarded in damages. >>> a neighborhood crime alert. a robber pulls off a bank robbery. police say he held up the bb and t branch. it start with anote. if you know who is he call crime stoppers. >>> we really did hear more about shark attacks more last year according to florida museum of natural history six of the attacks. >>> the cincinnati museum center mystery. theater. they are not there for long. they went missing in the '60s. >> for us it is historical value. this room just feels a little more empty without them. remodelling. them. >> cammy: some murals are on the move again. they will be displayed on the outside of the building. >>> virginia may be for lovers the cincinnati isn't far behind. it is a 6th most romantic city according to amazon.com. day ton comes in at number 19. >> rob: kind of fun to know. >>> tomorrow morning might not be fun. >>> no, especially cincinnati and east ward. whe

these cars all of a sudden just, semis turned sideways, pieces all over the road, we mcdonald's to go to the restroom. kara ots cincinnati's v-a hospital is now the subject of a federal investigation. the department of veterans affairs confirms the investigation but is not commenting on why. the v-a says it has temporarily shifted oversight of the cincinnati medical center to another region. the hospital delivers medical care to more than 43-thousand veterans each year. kara top vo today, family and friends will say goodbye to a reds legend... a private funeral will be held for former clubhouse manager bernie stowe. this is video from his visitation. reds legends like barry larkin, tom browning and bronso arroyo were among the more than a thousand people who attended. the biggest show on television is back. we'll take a look at why everyone is walking dead. and lots of kids have today off school for the holiday, but you could still run into slow traffic. denise is back with a check on your morning commute. sot "now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here

federal court, order be enforced. basically, the county wants the city of cincinnati to operate county' s direction. msd has come under fire in recent weeks with accusations of lack of oversight and questionable spending of millions of dollars. lisa: the transition to colder weather has begun, and in a couple of days, we could see snow. miriah turner, what the heck? miriah: we are not out of it just yet. temperatures are starting to fall, a 10 degree drop. yesterday we talked out close to 60, today, close to 50. it is still decent for february. the average high this time of year is around 45 degrees. we are warmer than that in the days are getting longer. three weeks away from daylight savings and we spring forward. temperatures are four degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures are dropping. near 50 degrees, not quite as we start to see clouds building in late, that is a precursor to what we will see, rain and snow in the middle of the week. we detail that, coming up soon. lisa: miriah turner, thank you. new at noon, two suspects arrested after a chase on the west side went before a judge this mo

of veterans affairs say it has opened an investigation into the cincinnati hospital. delivers medical care to more than 43,000 veterans from southwest ohio, kentucky, and indiana. our sister station reports the federal investigation began after the news washington bureau told va officials of their own investigation including potentially inappropriate conduct involving an official at the cincinnati hospital. >>> ice carvers embrace temperatures to create works of >>> a white out coming out of nowhere, drivers-- caused a interstate. >>> a wind chill advisory remains in place for much of feel as cold as 10 below. when do we come out of this arctic freeze? we will tell you next. >>> targeting taxpayers via email, how you can spot a scam in your inbox. but tonight's winning lotteries (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) answer the call already. >>> snowfall is starting to lighten as we drive into maple heights with snow covering our roadways. crews are doing a nice job of making sure

. >>> still ahead -- an iconic general store with roots going back hundreds of years. cincinnati. a federal investigation begins at an ohio va hospital. you're watching "good morning >>> hello, everyone. you're looking at downtown cleveland, overcast sunday as you begin your day, it's very, very cold as we've told you. all weekend long. welcome back to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foley. weather our top story. continues to be with the temperatures and wind chills frighteningly low this morning. our meg shaw is experiencing the depths of the lows in medina. we'll go to her shortly. first a check of the forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. our wind chills advisories that we saw yesterday, they have expired. been lifted from the national weather service. even though it's a bitter, biting down cold, summit county, you're currently at 8 below, some of the coldest temperatures of the season. that shot there was out towards lake county. mentor, you're at 14 and you're the hot spot. these are the feels-like temperatures out towards -- out towards t

enter the day as leader at 16 under. store with roots going back hundreds of years burns to the ground near cincinnati. a federal investigation begins at an ohio va hospital. we'll explain the allegations of misconduct happening there. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month >>> hello, everyone. look at downtown cleveland. the sun trying to peak through doing everything it can to help raise those temperatures on this chilly, chilly day. welcome back to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. weather as you know our top story this morning with temperatures and wind chills frighteningly low today. meg shaw is experiencing the depths of the lows in medina this morning. but first a check of the forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. these wind chills and cooler temperatures soon to be a distant memory in northeast ohio as temperatures climb back into the 30s going into tomorrow. so today, valentine's day, i need to you get outside but make sure you have the double layers as high pressure is on top of us, it's going to allow for clouds to split apart and be slightly warm

looking for love, coming more than a dozen of cincinnati's most dangerous criminals are off the streets. and tonight the mom of one of those indicted by a federal grand jury is speaking out to 9 on your side. reporter ashley zilka is live outside the federal courthouse downtown with more on today's indictments. law enforcement officials say this is a takedown of 15 violent criminals in the tri-state region. they have gun charges. the result will be spending a very long time behind bars. they have wreaked havoc on our neighborhoodsand now the united states attorney for the southern district of ohio says they won't be out on the streets anytime soon. the cases are part of an anti- violence initiative that involves local, state and federal law enforcement. donald soranno: special agent in charge (atf)21:00:49 they are not going to be going to a local prison here locally. they are going to be sent to colorado, north dakota, places far away from their network so they cannot continue to have an impact on the violence that is happening. 02this is just the beginning...officials say the 15 people represent the first group of offenders indicted as part o

of the state regional network the other disciplined at the cincinnati v.a. medical center of a an investigation. it says it may lead to a possible federal criminal srgs. >> bill pennsylvania. there he is charged with drugging and sexually assaulting cosby plans to refile the case against johnson before the statute of limitations expires. barbara: an alarming case in pennsylvania a high school it is not clear why he did this but he had an expired visa. john: a mansion goes up in flames in newport, rhode island. flames were shooting 60 feet into the air. the cause is under investigation. officials say it was being renovated at the time and no one was hurt. barbara: a south dakota high school teenager shares an important night with his sister. john: his sister was diagnosed with cancer several years ago failed and they decided to do no more treatment. she may not live to see high school so he came up with a plan to make sure she got to experience an important rite of passage her first high school dance. sweet story. don: heart-breaking. barbara: i hate cancer. don: that makes all of us. john: it is cold out there, don. don: still a little

increase in zika cases. 3 after a two- week trial, a federal jury in cincinnati decides chipotle wrongfully fired three former general managers on the basis of their genders -- violating the family and medical leave act. all three women worked at manager treated male g- m's better, despite the women receiving similar or better performance evaluations.the jury must now deliberate the amount of damages chipotle will have to pay. 3 winter storm warnings and advisories are hitting the tri state this morning. we're tracking closures and road conditions all morning long. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from mason with the latest. 3 now let's check in with jen 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear 3 the "most popular in the world."we'll tell you which celebrity is officially getting the title.plus, the budweiser clydesdales are trending this morning.we'll tell you where they go after 3 there's fifteen minutes of fame.. and then there's international stardom.(:00) (singing) "hello, it's me." (:03) we can't escape adele's hit.. so this won't surprise many people.. the international music industry group "i- f- p- i" named adel

of weapons. he believes employers have to follow a federal law. that means training on issues like this. >> unfortunately, it's not a reality for many people. that's really unfortunate. >> the team of cincinnati workplace development unit is available to do training like this for any business. there's a fee. our class lasted almost five hours. we couldn't possibly put it all on tv. here's an easy take away from it. i've got four books in my hands. you could easily stuff this in a backpack. this amount of paper, together virtually any handgun round as well as any two or three round, standard round. do everything you can to slow the bad guys down. slowing him down, means you got less killing. >> without that training, most of us will panic. >> that's what happens in most. if you see it even once, there's a chance it will stay in the radar screen. you could make that difference. you could slow that guy down. you could react rather than just hide and panic. >> it's about the training. >> thanks very much. local12.com. there's a link on our website, you could see more of the lessons from the interesting cammy, back to you. >> bob, rich, thank you. >> looking forward to a great weekend. even warmer

the cincinnati v-a says an internal investigation is underway and the findings could lead to a federal criminal investigation. happening today dan 2shot desk cincinnati's spring showcase has hundred of people flocking downtown. shawn lanier is live at the duke energy center with more on the home and garden show. shawn live shawn vo shawn live dbl box if you are a fan of the arts, you can macy's art sampler today! the event, hosted by artswave brings together more than 30 venues across the region to promte culture in the community. for a complete schedule of events go to fox19 now dot com. jess 2shot desk take a look at this... insane video of an big fight in california... the crazy part... it happened at school now parent's are wondering if teachers were involved... details coming up. dan levee adlib weather tease main in louisville kentucky is part eclectic southern restaurant, part fine art museum. visitors and locals alike enjoy a unique environment bursting with inspired creativity. executive chef, mike wajda, shares what he thinks makes proof on main a singular experience. molly: i can see what people come here for more than just the food, the aesthetic of this restaurant is be

federal charges for securities fraud. >>> a local nonprofit is getting it's 30 seconds of fame. big brothers big sisters of cincinnati will have a commercial. and one of those littles is all president of sales at tql. >> still today when he look back on my professional and personal development, i look back on those early mentoring guiding conversation. tql announced they are donates money to big brothers big sisters. you will be able to see the spot here on local 12. >> cammy: catchy jingle has been around for four years but the days of the $5 foot long are over. they subway did away with the pro motion. subway say the costs have gone up. the decision. >> rob: there is an interesting search going on in columbus tonight it is for an monkey that looks like this. they spotted the animal this morning. they are puzzle tooz where it came from. police say howler mon kep y is are large aggressive, and loud. >> i would imagine it is pretty cold right now. try to give it a ride home. i didn't bring an extra helmet. >> wildlife officials put out some food. >> cammy: i didn't see the monkey but i did spot erica. call. >> cammy: i act

is tied to the recent oregon malicious standoff is trying to get out of a federal holding facility and come back home to cincinnati. he hosted youtube show, and he claims to be a journalist, but since he was arrested he was declared a danger to the community and a flight risk. he and his birl grenned girlfriend, live in a an apartment. he would be willing to let the fbi search his apartment whenever they wish. >>> developing this morning, we have an update about a local pet food pantry that helps families in need feed their pets. the cincinnati pet food pantry is looking for a new space. after seeing our story, owners of the simply storage contacted the pantry and offered some usable space. they plan to move all of their pet supplies to that new location on sunday. that is great news. >>> the park lift will only be a size of a parking space and five of them are planned around downtown covington. the idea is to link the pedestrian friendly and showcase art in the urban corridor. it's a mock up of what they look like. the park will be temporarily and they will only be there for six months in. >>> if life begins to s

of this in cincinnati. >> now police are stills looking for watson tonight. is wanted for felony drug possession. federal charges are possible in this case since the atf is involved. reporting live from hamilton county justice center. >> cammy: thank you. and if you can help police with the investigation please call crime stoppers. panicked, this is how the cincinnati police department feels. anone anone -- >> i can't deny that there is a heightened sense of awareness but that's it. just an extra little eye on things. >> rob: this police isn't sure if there was a did that breech. >> cammy: tonight city leaders got a fresh perspective on how to combot violence. >> >> reporter: a vigil for the murder victim drew a crowd. a some of the city's youngest the subject of gun violence why on the lot of peoples mind sz. >> we know a lot of people effected by. >> the meeting dpru in teens what wanted to express their concerns to the city council, the police chief and the mayor. neighbors are worried about the latest officer involved shooting and quality of life issues. teens talked about the lack of activities to k

of you in the tri-state.we'll tell you how much longer the snow will last this evening. developing now... action against two top officials at the cincinnati v-a hospital. that.. after a federal investigation launched as the result of a scripps national and wcpo investigation. texting - emailing - and nearly falling asleep. we have the terrifying number of drivers who admit to these risky behaviors while behind the wheel! a middletown mother murdered - her father outraged! 6 - 8"he needs to be put to daughter"this father's message to his daughter's suspected killer - all new at five. freezing your migraines away.a chilling treatment puts a stop to those intense headaches. "i just want to be able to enjoy my kids without pain." pain."how it works - and the benefits. 9 on your side at five starts now! snow flurries continue to fly on this thursday evening, as some of you head home from work. but for much of the tri-state, the end is near. near.good evening - thanks for joining us. for the latest on the snowfall this evening... evening...let's get right to nine first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh who is tracking the latest - steve? friday's highs only hit the mid-30s

of the plan. some presidential candidates said they would expand the facility, not close it. michelle: federal judge set a competency hearing for a cincinnati man charged with plotting to attack the u.s. capitol. 21-year-old christopher cornell ordered to get a mental evaluation after his lawyers argued there was reasonable cause to question whether he suffers suffers from he is accused of planning to attack the u.s. capital with the guns and the pipe bomb in support of isis. his hearing is scheduled for april 18. several stores in montgomery county were the target of the smash and grab burglaries. police say dunkin' donuts, little caesar's were hit overnight. they are all in a coldsville shopping center on new hampshire avenue. police are investigating whether money was stolen and if there is surveillance video. leon: all right, michelle. still ahead at 6:00 -- the storm risk including the freezing rain for part of the area in the coming hours. michelle: plus, what is being done after the thieves and vandals target popular commuter l for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20%

cincinnati neighborhood. >> lives are changing without any federal, state or city money. >> debra dixon shows us how. >> the old saint michael's church is part of the $10 million renovation. two non-profits raised the money for the 5 building campus here in price hill, that awakened the power of the neighborhood. >> how will you see? it will be good to school or gents go to school. >> goes. >> here, adults study english as a second language, work on the geds or gets help with college entrance exams. that's what mike james is doing. he's worked construction, all >> expecting a greater life of my family. i've won the school. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to be a civil engineer. >> he wants to set a good example for the two children. >> these are graduation photos of adults who went back to school, including 40-year-old christine parks, a single mother of three. she graduated from high school the same year as her son. >> i could just remember the day, i got my results back. i sat on the stool and cried. they said momma, we're so proud of you. >> now she's in college studying nursing. >> now i've been in college for two years. now with both

of cincinnati already has the requirement.. but now there's a push to make it statewide.steve margas with the ohio bicycle federation says the laws on the book right now don't do enough to protect riders. 3 (steve margas, ohio bicyle federation)21:27:55 "most police officers interpret that to mean no blood, no foul. did a successful passing maneuver, and from the cyclists' perspective, that's not what we want to shoot for." 21:28:07 the three- foot passing bill has already made it through the house and is now in a senate committee.we'll keep tabs on it and let you know what happens. 3 millenial men really want to spoil their sweetheart!nerd wallet surveyed thousands of americans about valentine's day. on average -- people who are celebrating plan to spend about 180 dollars... and millenial men will shell out a lot more than that.they'll spend about 371 dollars to treat their loved one to gifts, events, travel and 3 social media is updating.we'll tell you updating.we'll tell you about changes coming to your twitter timeline.plus, sharing a bed with your pets. we'll tell you what researchers are saying about getting a good night's

the talk about bringing the cincinnati streetcar to northern kentucky heads to our nation's capitol. a group of supporters will be in washington d-c to explore getting federal money for a feasibility study.they'd like to see the streetcar line run across the taylor- southgate bridge.and they're looking at how to get the streetcar from newport to covington.. possibly over the fourth or 12th street bridges. time/temp ...the zika virus? or something else ....health workers are trying to pinpoint the cause of birth defects in south america.plus ...donald trump comes out on top in yet another caucus ...now candidates are looking ahead to the next stop on the campaign trail ...ahead, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 new this morning ...rescuers say they have found the wreckage of a plane that crashed with 23 people on board in nepal.the plane was on an 18-minute flight after it took off from a resort town west of kathmandu.. and then contact with it was lost.it was going to a starting point for trekkers going into the mountains.investigators say the plane appears to have flown directly into a mountain. all of the passengers are co

on a federal detainer--so right now it gives time for police and prosecutors to tighten up their case agains him--jay warren 9 on your side middletown developing now -the university of cincinnati police chief and his right hand man are out amid a review of the department.we broke this story on our mobile app this afternoon. afternoon.that review was ordered in the wake of a deadly shooting last summer ... when then-university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing shot and killed sam dubose ... an unarmed driver.9 on your side's evan millward is at u-c with new information and the reaction from campus. evan millward - big changes within the police department here at university of cincinnati.chief jason goodrich and major tim thornton have resigned. in october 2014.in a statement the university department of public safety says the changes come at the recommendation of an external review.that was launched weeks ago - after the shooting death of sam divide during an off campus traffic stop seven months ago now former uc officer ray tensing lost his job and has been charged with murder for that - - and it has caused sweeping changes here at uc.student body president andrew naab

forcing change...federal officials going after ferguson missouri.the change they want we now know when the trial will start for a former university of cincinnati police officer accused of shooting and killing a driver during a traffic stop. stop.ray tensing will stand trial starting october 24th. his pre-trial was set for april 6th.tensing was not in court today. his appearance was waived by the judge at the request of his attorney. tensing was a u-c police and killed dubose.tensing claimed he was dragged first but prosecutors charged him with murder based on video of the shooting.dubose's fiancee was in court and was unhappy with the date.. saying she wants the trial to start sooner. new at noon. the mount healthy school district is taking action after a boy is hit by a car while walking to class this morning. morning.the 16 year old victim was in the crosswalk at the intersection of adams and hamilton around 6:50 am. he was hit by a car that failed to yield while turning on red. the assistant superintendent says it's a troublesome area for cars and pedestrians.. and due to safety concerns, they are now considering adding another security gua

federal authorities want apple to unlock the phone as part of the investigation. happening tomorrow the cincinnati home and garden show will kick off at the duke convention center downtown lisa: and the event is sure to get you in the spring-time mood. wlwt news 5' jennifer schack tells us what to expect at the seven-day event. good morning. jennifer: this is a great chance to see the latest home remodeling trend and get some ideas for garden make-overs. an added bonus to this show the taste of spring, from flowers to shrubbery, gazebos and patios. exhibitors will be finishing their booths today, the show opens to the public starting tomorrow. it will run this weekend and again next week from wednesday through sunday. in addition to the showroom through the 7 day show, from organizing your garage to creating water gardens. and if you' re ready to get a jump on the spring season, there are displays available for show at the show. it will cost you $13 at the door for an adult ticket, and children 12 and under are free. you can save $3 by buying advance tickets at cincinnati area kroger store. lisa:

of court with who's behind the joint effort to go after them. 15 people now face federal gun charges. the united states attorney says this group is a threat to our communities. i spoke with one cincinnati woman whose son is on the list. packagevikki phillips alexander says her son's life is now over.1:16 he's been in and out of jail and he always got arrested. 2141 year old keno phillips is accused of trying to shoot lockland police officers during a traffic stop back in september. under a new anti-violence initiative, he now faces additional federal gun charges.12:19 oh lord i just said they are never going to let him out. they are never going to let him out and that's how he feels. 26all 15 indictments are part of the local, state and federal law enforcement. special agent donald soranno says the people on the list consistently use guns to commit crimes. he believes the message is plain and clearwe are coming after you.donald soranno21:00:33 we will focus on going after those individuals that are wreaking havoc on our communities. 38now with federal charges- offenders will see much longer sentences. donald soranno: special agent in charge (atf)21:00:49 they are not going to be going

so some areas, especially east of cincinnati could have >>> taking a look at the headlines. flags at federal buildings are flying at half-staff two days after the death of justice antonin scalia. late sunday, his body was flown from texas to the international airport outside of the capital. he leaves a vacancy on the supreme court and a battle over filling it. president obama will nominate a successor once the senate returns from a week-long recess. however, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the next president should nominate someone and not president obama. >>> a new study suggesting that enough sleep may be at risk of getting type 2 diabetes. researchers at penn state looked at the sleep patterns of 700 people. following them from childhood to adolescence. they found boys who got less slow wave or deep sleep are more likely to develop insulin resistance, which increased the risk of type 2 diabetes. girls. >>> a start-up company is offering couples extra money for their wedding. with a catch. swan love will pay up to $10,000 toward a wedding, but if the couple later gets divorced,

federal investigation at an ohio va medical center. two officials are now being disciplined. one is director of ohio's regional network, he's retiring and it was suggested he be removed. also the acting chief at cincinnati's va hospital has him suspended all this after nearly three dozen current and former workers came forward with concerns about care veterans we're getting at the clinic. >>> now we have to tell you rogaine from drug stores. police just releasing these surveillance pictures. he walks into a walgreens and then swipes it from the shelves. police say he's been very active lately targeting drug stores here in cleveland and as far south as florence. police say they think he is selling the stolen goods online and not using them himself. >>> well it is 4:42 on your friday morning and up next for you is surprising new crisis in flint. one presidential candidate accused of preventing help to that area. plus a meatless menu. one fast food place will offer nothing but vegetables. the options might not be what you're expecting though. we'll have another check on weather and traffic together we built our factori not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build

cincinnati va medical center. instead, the hospital that served more than 40,000 veterans in ohio will report into the executives of his birth to a short no conflict of interest while when federal investigations gets going. the outhern -- this shakeup comessdays after we met with top officials and told them about issues raised by dozens of whistleblowers for concerns about the quality of care for veterans in the alleged unethical practices involving senior leaders and their families. we found already the chairman of the house committee on veterans affaars is calling for better oversight of local leaders. >> is in fact this is true, i would hope the secretary will take it seriously because if he does not, we will examine it from a committee standpoint. >> reporter: the vaaalso issued a statement in advance of the will investigate these allegations and substantiate this, hold anyone accountable as appropriate based on acts `nd evidence. it is simply theeright thing to do for our veterans and our hard-working dedicated empllyees. the va initially announced an internal investigation but we continue to ask questions and the agency went on to ask for an independent look for inspector

of these phone calls, officials ask you to hang up .. contact the irs immediately ... and report the call to the federal trade commission. back here in the tri-state... 600 new jobs are coming to cincinnati through home depot. the company is hiring the new positions in preparation for spring, it's biggest selling season. the positions range from sales to cashiers to operations and more! if you or someone just head to their website. smart devices can make your home more energy efficient, and they're pretty cool, too! but they also make you more vulnerable to hackers! simply money's nathan bachrach has the story. simply money if you've got devices in your home that connect to the internetyou need to know about the risk-- a hacker could get to you through those gadgets! security experts say one of the biggest problems with smart products like tvs and thermostatsis that they come with default passwords, and many people who buy those products never bother to change those passwords. those default passwords are easily found online, too. webcams in homes have also been hacked. a russian website once streamed video from 73-thousand hacked web cameras in more than 250 countries! the hackers got in

michael hartsler from the hamilton sheriff's office, also the director of the greatest cincinnati fusion center which works with local, federalstate authorities to share intel and information. captain, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> curious your reaction after you heard that here you've got these police officers doing their job. anonymous had an axe to grind with how one killing of a black man by some police officers was done, and so they put all this stuff on line. how -- how did you feel when they did that? >> it's very alarming. it's happened all across the country. and to happen here at home, it's alarmi alarming. disconcerting. >> absolutely. how did they get the information about the various police officers to put on line? >> well, they derived it from the public domain, from social networking sites. and if you're not protecting yourself on the sites and you engage in social networking, it is public. >> when you say if you're not protecting yourself, are you talking about if -- if a police officer is worried about his safety, they should take it down? >> well, their recommendation is that you can set your priv