at uc medical center i'm gordon graham fox19 now. at 11 o'clock this morning the national underground copy of the thirteenth the document, on rubenstein will be on display alongside the proclamation through june of this year. colfax copy of the by president abraham lincoln is one of 12 of 15 copies that have day. vo let's check in on the forecast with creighton jeff weather frankie 1 shot now for a look at what we're if you think gas prices won't get any lower... you might be wrong. prices at the pump keep dropping in the tri-state! so how is it affecting local tune in tonight... and from the oscars to sundance... the queen city has been getting a lot of attention on the silver screen? is cincinnati the new hollywood? hear why some in the tri-state say... it's possible! and tax filing season opens next week. so are you filing early? we'll tell you why you should tonight.... tonight on fox check out a new episode of master chef junior at 8, followed by the season premiere of hells kitchen at 9. then we're right back here at 10. straig

in east walnut hills i'm gordon graham fox19 now. and if you didn't know... you can keep an eye on the lowest prices in the tri-state using our "gas gauge." it's a real time update center on fox19 now dot com. you can find a link... at the top of the front page. when gas prices fall... so does the stock market... and today it plunged again. we'll tell you what our money guy says you should do about it. and a store clerk gets the scare of his life... and it's call caught on camera. an update on the investigation next. steve.. steve wx desk tricia rem pic and the fox19 now stormtracker is to show us what the roads look like right now... we'll show you throughout the newscast. 6:30 reopen now animation you're looking live roads look like right now.. from our storm tracker. still some slick spots out there.... we'll be breaking it all down in just a minute. falmouth police need your help tonight finding a suspect behind this armed robbery that was caught on camera. take a closer look at the video. man came into the hardy's-marathon gas station on dickerson lane l

our own gordon graham says investigators are still trying to piece together exactly what happened. open-----this stretch of divided highway and the speed limit is 55 miles per hour and investigators say just before dawn today 22 year old danielle honshell drove into oncoming traffic with disasterous results. tom-----clips sideswipes a jeep. a piece of that...of one of those two cars comes off, flies up in the air and comes down on the windshield of another car going northbound. that other northbound car is driven by nora hollon of florence who calls 911. nora----i'm involved in an accident down on 237 almost to toyota. the car was driving up on the wrong side of the moments later, investigators say, involved in a second collision. continues on and hits head on into a pick-up truck. county emergency dispatch center is flooded with calls as the pick up catches fire. person inside the truck. caller----yeah, the truck is on fire. dispatcher-----is he stuck in there? caller---yeah, he is. he's stuck. fortunately the driver of the pick- up, 65 year-old michael puckett of union, was rescu

in avondale i'm gordon graham fox19 now. landers pleaded not guilty and is in jail on 400-thousand dollars bond. some of his charges, stem from the gun investigators say he was carrying at the hospital. police say mary ann landers was also armed at the time. we called children's hospital. statement... "we have trained and experienced security personnel at all of our campuses. we have a cincinnati police officer at the main location 24 hours a cincinnati children's also has longstanding and positive relationships with departments at all reevaluating our security measures to ensure the safety of our patients." of hitting and killing a participant in the 7 hills run- walk last month has been arrested. according to cincinnati police, 24-year old thomas stidhum was arrested this morning at an apartment complex on lawn avenue. police say stidhum attempted to escape out a window of the building before being tazed. it was a smaller window that he was a little bit bigger than the window. so he didn't get all the way through. he got s

fox19 now's gordon graham is live with more. 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---di

at the hamilton county courthouse i'm gordon graham fox19 now. developing now... officials confirm with fox19 now that hamilton county adminstrator christian sigman will be resigning this year... effective september first. sigman has not been available for comment, and no word on why he's stepping down. we'll be sure to let you know as more information comes in. a local target worker has admitted to stealing more than a thousand bucks from the store... but it's his reason why, that's making news tonight. we'll tell you about it next. and an 82-year old veteran finally gets his honorable discharge. we'll explain what took so long. jeff... jeff wx desk you're watching fox19 now at 6:30 in high definition, sponsored by performance toyota: always home of the "we want it now, we want justice. we want it target employee who allegedly stole 15 hundred dollars from a store has admitted to it. police say 24-year stole the cash from the target on plainfield road in blue ash between october 20th and november 26th of last year. police say allen said he did it in order to bett

gordon graham has joining the list. open-----here on the uc campus residence halls, like this one, are no ride zones for hoverboards. uc president santa ono tells me the about concerns santa-------there's some safety concerns in terms of their battery. some of them are exploding, some of them are fire hazards and so the safety of our students is really paramount. ono says it hasn't been decided if the hoverboard restrictions should extend to other parts of campus. . santa----i'm still reviewing that. as you know skateboards are permitted on the university of cincinnati campus so we have a group that's looking at that, but right now the ban is on the residence halls. schools may be concerned about hoverboards bursting into flames, but the consumer product safety commission issued a warning last month about hoverboard student says hoverboards may attract unwanted attention. single time you see someone riding look at them, you know what i mean and i just want to go about my day just blend in with everyone else. so is the h

fox19 now's gordon graham tells us how some of them feared for their lives! open----imagine driving along in highway traffic and suddenly a tractor-trailer jackknifes right in front of you....you can probably feel your pulse race a little, but now imagine being surrounded by cars and trucks sliding out of control...then you've got a good idea of what scores of drivers went through on i-74 yesterday at the ohio-indiana line. "there's probably 5 or 6 tractor-trailers, several cars and they're still piling up behind us." "there is a big car pileup on.. i don't even know where i'm at.. i know i'm on 74 going to it's jack-knifed, it's a complete white out and then the trucks behind us went on either side of me. and i'm just happy to be alive." "my mom's on oxygen and there's a ton of semis. please hurry." just before the pileup began trent mccracken of morrow says he was on his way to illinois when he noticed driving conditions getting worse. trent-----all of the sudden the winds came from the left, came from the right. the snow on both sides was blowing and visib

gordon graham has the story. open----this 3rd floor courtroom was full of people this morning selection to begin in tracie hunters 2nd criminal trial, but what they got was a surprise announcement from the special prosecutor. scott---it is our duty seek justice here. to prosecute the remaining charges serves no useful purpose. we believe that the interest of justice has been served in this matter and we have decided to dismiss the remaining charges. scott croswell says he believes hunter would have been found guilty, but he says prosecuting her would be expensive and cause further conflict in the community, but say dismissal of the surprise since the first district court of appeals upheld hunter's conviction on having an in a public mike-----that gave the prosecutor what he needed to make sure that the so it would have been perhaps overkill at this point and too much of a fiscal burden proceed. like bishop bobby charges shouldn't the first place. the charges were we believe judge hunter is simply not guilty of an

in hyde park i'm gordon graham fox19 now. another live look at hyde park square tonight. as this investigation unfolds, we'll be information as we get it.... on air, online and on the fox19 now mobile app. right now animation right now, some liberty township residents have a big mess on their hands following a major water main break this morning. take a look at this.... the home of this family was flooded.... with water taking over the entire driveway. but it didn't stop there.... water made its way inside too.... it all started around 5-thirty this morning near the intersection of kyles station road and yankee road. now four families are dealing with a homeowners nightmare.... 2:08:57 nats water babbling water can be such a relaxing sound...unless the river has spontaneously popped up in your front yard. that's what doug wulkock came home to find this morning. 2:18:54 "hoping someone will take care of this for me...it's going to be costly" :57 wulkock says the water...which you can see sits a few feet high in his driveway...likely ruined his wife's car. 2:18:15 "when i g

fox19 now's gordon graham is in dearborn county. open-----prosecutor s say they've added the names of seven more young children to list of steven rekowski's alleged victims, but as investigators dig deeper into the images on rekowski's cell phone more charges may follow. the latest charges against rekowski include multiple counts of child molestation, child exploitation and performing sexual conduct in the presence of a minor. rekowski lists this house in aurora, indiana as his address, but the couple who lives here says rekowski only stayed here a couple of weeks. the couple declined to be identified or interviewed on camera, but say they had no idea about rekowski's alleged darker side. however, they say he asked to take their children upstairs....one at a time to watch a movie. rekowski earned money, in part, as a karaoke dj working at places like the cottage in aurora and the levee where manager bob ogles says rekowski was popular among the customers. bob-----he had a following. he was very good at what he did, he was punctual.

fox19 now's gordon graham was there. open-----here at the walton travel center they get plenty of traffic because it's right off the interstate and they sell all kinds of stuff for travelers and truckers like electronics and food and candy, but let me show you what they're best know for selling....let me see....it's the million dollar powerball ticket. linda windey, who lives in bethel, was the first of the million dollar winners to claim their prize. she says she got the good news early this morning. linda-----i actually had just gotten home from work and checked the numbers online and had no idea that it was that big of a prize. linda drove to the walton travel center where she bought the powerball ticket to claim her prize. amber-------a woman come in this morning about 7:30 lottey ticket. store manager amber hill told linda that large prizes have to be claimed in louisville. amber----anything over 600 dollars has to be claimed through them. she says it's a little over that. linda is now a million dollars richer....mi

i'm gordon graham fox19 now. weather now switching gears now to weather... a live look downtown tonight. it was a beautiful day in the tri- state... feeling a lot like spring! but it doesn't look like it's gonna last. for more we bring in meteorologist jeff creighton. jeff... what's next? jeff wow! what a nice day for the end of january. we topped out at 63, well above what any model guidance was expecting. the average high this time of year is 40. tomorrow will be another pretty decent day, but with lots more in the way of clouds. those clouds will help keep temps in the upper 50s, and will also lead to a few afternoon scattered showers as a cold front approaches from the west. expect a few showers overnight sunday into the wee hours of monday morning, but at this time it looks like the morning commute will be dry with the rain east of the area. monday will be mild as well with highs near 50 under partly cloudy skies. a much more tuesday afternoon thunderstorms and week. two local organizations are teaming up to help fight hunger in northern kentucky. fight

in maysville i'm gordon graham fox19 now. weather now so now that the storm is gone... but what's next jeff? jeff in the wake of yesterday's winter weather system, built in and the overnight hours will be rather cold. with clear to partly cloudy skies by morning lows will drop into the mid teens. sunshine will help afternoon highs climb into the mid 30s. monday will start with sunshine but clouds will be on the increase during the afternoon in advance of our next weather- maker. we should see highs near 40 on monday. monday night you can expect a few light showers, with a rain/snow mix possible for tuesday. thanks jeff... and as all that snow was coming down in central snow was coming down in central kentucky... a local man found himself right in the middle of it... stuck on the highway for 15 hours! but when it was all said and done... he remembered a simple act of kindness. saturday's snow did more than put a halt to flights across the midwest. it also put a stop to drivers traveling on i-75. "once i got to the london exit, it was all backed up. you couldn't even get

fox19 now's gordon graham has the story. open-----the main goal of today's round table discussion is to start a dialog about some of the problems cincinnati faces....like gun violence and then figure out the best way to deal with them. police, city leaders and community activists came to talk about the progress that's been made since the collaborative agreement was hammered out. this video provided a sobering reminder of the violence that gripped the city back in 2001. iris roley says the collaborative agreement provides a good template on how problems can be solved. iris-----we need to make sure we institutionalize the collaborative process and we need to make sure that it's readily available. we have to do a lot of things in a lot of different areas. this is not just about policing. but policing is a big part it. 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 adminis

fox19 now's gordon graham gordon what are planning to do about it? county officials are hosting a community meeting next friday to talk project off the ground. earlier this evening i spoke with city councilwoman amy murray who plans to be at that meeting and she says replacing the western hills viaduct can't be delayed much longer. amy-----it's something that has to be taken care of in the next ten years and as you know in bridge projects it can take a long time so we need to start the ball rolling right now. we need to look at it and champion this and say where can we get the funding for it, what's the path so that it's moving in the right direction. the bridge was built back in 1932 as part of the union terminal project and now carries more than 70- thousand vehicles a day, but it's been showing visible signs of age. amy----i've been talking now to a lot of folks on the west side and they're very concerned. as people have gone by the bridge even on occassion see concrete coming off. the bridge is maintained by the city, but owned by hamilton county

fox19 now's gordon graham tells us how thousands have been enrolling to beat monday's deadline. open-----they're calling it an enroll-a-thon....it's an effort to sign up as many uninsured people as possible for private coverage through the health insurance marketplace. so far more than 226- thousand ohioans have enrolled and now unless you have special circumstances, today is the last day to enroll. the free store hosting an affordable care act enrollment event today. the event starts at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the mayerson distribution center. the event runs till midnight when open enrollment closes. certified individuals will help you explore different health insurance options throughout the day. some folks in norwood held a water drive to help the residents in flint michigan. take a look here at the fundraiser that was held at the kroger in norwood yesterday.... it was a partnership between norwood police, avenues for success, the s-n-c church and of course kroger. volunteers loaded up a truck with bottled water to send to the residents of flint. the ohio - presidential p

in covington i'm gordon graham fox19 now. by the way if you got one of the tickets... here's a warning. ohio attorney general mike dewine says his complaints about sweestakes or prize scams. the average reported loss around 5-thousand dollars! many are getting phone calls that they've won the lottery... and they have to wire money to the scammers to get the winnings! so if you get a call like that... you're being urged to hang up. and when that drawing happens at 11-o-clock tonight... we're gonna post the winning numbers on a ticker at the bottom of your screen... so keep an eye out. we'll also post them on the fox19 now facebook and twitter pages. weather now so jeff... i got mine, what about you? jeff overspread the tri-state this evening and overnight as a strong area of low pressure approaches from the southwest. some of the rain could be locally heavy with up to a half inch or a little more possible before morning. we will remain rather mild through the night as well, falling into the mid 30s by 7am. colder air then rushes in turning lingering rain to snow and sno

gordon. two other men in indianapolis are charged with the murder in november. tisha: jeb bush has scored an endorsement of the south carolina senator lindsey graham. he has been a coveted endorsement for candidates running since he holds major clout in south carolina, one of the critical early voting primary states. graham dropped out of the race last month. steve: donald trump printing out an entire movie theater in iowa and providing ticket to a movie called "13 hours." that movie released today and the picks the 2012 attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. that attack in benghazi was one of the most notable incident string hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. those involved say the movie steers clear of partisan trappings. hillary clinton is mentioned in the movie. a man paid off his bad check and thought his problems were over. tisha: nine years later, the bank said not so fast. is depression more than sadness? it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. brintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. brintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. "fo