. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not somet from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both

he says that hebron, should be at the top, but hebron is unincorporated so it could be. i suspect that not maybe john has a personal stake. >> he has a personal stake in that issue. we will have to check on that with the gummer. >> the gummer. >> i would like to point out that all three of us. >> you got in your perspective area, too. >> a lot of -- [ laughter ] >> oh, it's 6:07, wet morning out there. already taking swings at ohio after winning in the nevada caucuses, what donald trump is here is a look outside at the >>> at 6:10, the rain continues to fall in the tri-state. it's heavier as you come up for parts of northern kentucky, switzerland county, indiana. this rain will continue to push from south to north over the next couple of hours, more rain through 7:00 a.m. it's going to be wet in the morning, through the afternoon. 46 right now, rain at noon. rain will tend to scatter this afternoon, by then, you may hear a rumble of thunder with temperatures in the low 50s today. rain will turn to some snow later tonight, we're going to detail time line on that, talk abo

. >> earlier, you know, joe was in florence. we have some pictures from hebron now. . >> lower kentucky. that will mean, east, northeast. we'll continue to watch roads, thankfully remain wet throughout the evening's commute. after dipper time or after the evening commute, watch for slick and snowy ns can. we've fallen 32 at the airport. we have to watch the road temperatures and road conditions as well. >>> still ahead, the super bowl just ended. already, there's odds for next year's winner. >> former bengal chris henry from loss, a here, open minds lead to broken boundaries. and when everyone around you is pushing you forward, nothing can stand in your way. and together, that makes us undeniably . >> three teps that watched super bowl xl at home. >> they made new england seattle and pittsburgh their topics. green bay, arizona, and carolina are next at 10-1. followed by the bengals, and this year's champion denver at 14-1. the browns, at 200-1. biggest long shot. no other team has odds in the teen digits. >> millions of americans have the problem. now their own bodies could help fix the

a hebron man survives not one but two crashes with trains... officers pulling him from his truck shortly before the second train hit. 9 on your side's kristen swilley walks us through the accident and updates us on the victims condition. that driver timothy mccollough... in fair condition at uc medical after last night. but in order to show you how incredible that is we have to show you the wrecked car itself. take a look at this jeep suv... a mangled mess after 2 run ins with trains. the driver accidentally slid into one train. a witness called 911 and the police arrived to help....just getting mccullough out before a second train hit his car again.... after they were told it was "six minutes if you will from the beginning to the end. it was called into dispatch at 10:39. the first deputy arrives on scene at 10:42. three minutes later and the second train hits that car at 10:45 so in that three minutes they got here and they got him out." now that rescue was captured on dash cam video. we'll have that on nine on your side at 5. reporting live

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giant-sized snowflakes and low visibility along 275 here in hebron late this afternoon. and as we look live at the scene on i-75 in queensgate... a winter weather advisory is now in next couple of days! good evening i'm tricia macke.... boone, kenton, and campbell county cancelled evening let's start with the chief.. steve horstmeyer... steve... steve weather meantime many people have been commenting on the huge snowflakes that have been falling... meteorologist matt holiner has that part of the story... matt holiner wx comp matt holiner current confitions and hourly forecasts download the fox19 now weather app. it's simple just text "snow" to four-19-19 you can also upload pictures of the snow on the app! many of you have been sending in pictures of what it looks like in your part of town. here are just a few... download that right now the father of a woman who police say hit an 11-year old at a west price hill crosswalk.. and then took off... is apologizing to the little girl's family. fox19 now's mike outside the hamilton county where ruby ee-step has bonded out.. mik

front will bring even colder air into the tri-state late tuesday into wednesday with tonight -- a hebron man can thank these deputies -- who pulled him from a wrecked car... moments before a train came and smashed it.nine on your side's tom mckee spoke to those lifesavers... lifesavers...he's live from the scene with what they had to say. toward the tracks last night on maher road when he lost control on the icy pavement.a train tore off the front of his car and nearby boone county deputies rushed to the scene.they pulled him out seconds before a second train hit the vehicle. "right here on maher road , buddy, you got a car smashed on these train tracks." tracks."smashed was the right word for tim mccullough's car. the engine was torn off.he was trapped.boone county sheriff's lieutenant dean pattison and deputy mike moore were there in three minutes. minutes. "it was exciting. i'm glad everybody turned out ok." ok." "we were just the right place, right time." time."the veteran officers quickly ran up to the car to see how badly mccullough was hurt. hurt. "he said that his chest was bothe

crews are investigating a fire at the rabbit hash general store in hebron kentucky. take a look at the scene. flames broke out around 9 o-clock... witnesses say the building was fully engulfed. the store is a popular tourist spot... commonly known as the home of lucy lou... a dog who is also officially mayor of the town. no word yet on what may have caused it, but we'll be sure to let you know as we get more information. weather now animation switching back to weather... we're talking about the potential of snow. so let's get right to it with meteorologist jeff creighton. jeff what can we expect? jeff winter weather advisory most of 10am monday after a rather cold start this morning we "warmed" to 19 this afternoon under a fair amount of sunshine. skies overnight will initially be mostly clear, but by morning mostly cloudy skies will be the rule as the first in a series of disturbances comes our way. light snow should develop near mid- day and continue through the afternoon, the evening, and into the overnight hours. right now it appears that generally 1"- 3" of snow

c-v-g wants to bring more food to the hebron airport... by allowing food trucks to set up shop! shop!to do that -- the airport will have to change their rules.but leaders say the interest is there -- they claim to have food trucks from as far as lexington willing to cook up grub for passengers and employees. bitterly cold temperatures... steve? steve? good and bad news when it comes to vontaze burfict....and ken broo with a big milestone in mason. signaling surprise patrol... (sot) "we couldn't help but notice that you have a big smile for everybody that passes by." the reason this father of four is so deserving of a gift. (sot) "that's awesome. thank you very much. i appreciate that." you're one ohio baby just couldn't wait to be born... her mother giving birth right off of interstate 75! 75!traffic cameras caught the scene this morning -- first responders trying to help the mother in that white van.but the baby wasn't going to wait for them... little "hannah" came out just about five minutes after the couple pulled over.so dispatchers had to talk the parents through it. "that

hebron, just shy of .7 inches since midnight. on the way to school this morning, showers will be coming to an end. about 56 degrees. after school, still windy but not too cold, with temperatures in the low 50' s. we have some high water on area roadways. kyla: the biggest problem is columbia parkway. i had no idea this closure was happening. it starts at delta and last all the way to torrance. that is a pretty good chunk of columbia parkway. it takes a little bit longer if you' re heading into downtown. there is another closure near 133. it is close their as well. you could see some high water on sutton. lisa: thank you. action last night. mark: looking to upset tennessee on their own court. george vogel has the details coming up in your morning sports. lisa: and new developments in the spreading zika virus. we' ll tell you how doctors found it in the u.s. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 59 degrees right now. stay with us. living well your immune system works hard to keep you on top of your game. you can support it

in hebron a palestinian woman was shot and critically wounded after she tried to attack an officer with a knife. a 17-year-old was killed at a check point near bethlehem after trying to stab a security guard. in jenine a funeral for two 15-year-olds who are shot dead. vote counting is underway in the car where voters have been deciding between two former prime ministers in a presidential run off vote. the election is being held after more than two years of fighting between muslim and christian communities. >> reporter: there was frustration with delays for voters where polling stations did open on time but they were busy. in the first round in december the turn out had been strong with nearly 80%. that was seen as a rejection by voters as a split. sunday's vote was also a rerun of the parliamentary election in december. its results were anulled due toer regular latters. - >> translation: we will have a good laugh in the end. >> reporter: no 2013 france sent troops to try and restore order to car after mainly muslim fighters toppled the president. christian fighters responded by attackin

the incident took place in a camp north of hebron. they said that he was part of a group throwing stones at police in the area. >>> after a month of fighting in darfur, the sudanese army said it has defeated one of the main rebel groups, but that is disputed by the rebels. the darfur conflict erupted in 2003 where mostly non-arab tribes took up arms against the government accusing it of neglect. the u.n. said that around 300,000 people have been killed since the conflict began, and it's displaced two and a half million people in the region. >>> let's get more on the situation there joining us live in the studio. the spokesperson for the u.n. mission in darfur. thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. obviously the situation is always tense in darfur, but we've seen a period of relative calm. tell us about the situation now and the mission that darfur is facing? >> one thing that we're looking at is the size of darfur, it is the size of france. with a number of peace keepers that we have, it's kite a huge order. but when it comes t

delta is planning cuts, affecting hundreds of employees in hebron. the airline is going to lay off more than 100 employees at cvg, and cut the hours of nearly 200 others. delta says it' s been over-staffed at cvg since 2010, after rounds of hub restructuring. delta is offering jobs to employees who have been impacted, but they have to be willing to transfer to another city. lisa: despite that news -- the u.s. labor department says we have seen the lowest unemployment rates in eight years. unemployment is now at 4.9%. hourly wages have also gone up 2.5% in the last year. the labor department report shows employers are still hiring workers, but at slower rate, making the overall u.s. economic picture very unclear. mark: a student at uc blue ash is in custody, after police heard he made threats of violence, targeting the campus. math lab, and he wanted to turn this into a quote "colorado thing." a signed witness affidavit says 20-year-old dondiego bradley made the threat to a tutor on wednesday. bradley is now facing one count of menacing. his next cour

two of the calls were automated. just to be safe, administrators evacuated good ridge elementary, hebron. and loveland middle. all of the calls came around noon. police responded to each of the threats and nothing dangerous was founded in the schools. >> driver accused of slamming her minivan, while going the wrong way on charges of aggravated homicide. police believe he was intoxicated. and the judge ordered her to remain jailed on 300 thousand bond. officers are still trying to piece together when chen had been before she caused the fatal crash. they say she collided with the car around 3 a.m. wednesday arenas just left his job on . >> diamond worth $49 thousand, and hired to work on a home on january 30th, that's when he . >> and towards the weekend, and in this step, and brandon orrin to see how we stand. >> and brandon, i know you're excited, the warm weather on the way, just as i am. we're so close to the 60s as soon as tomorrow. and upper 20s, didn't take long. and this afternoon, right now, sitting that 43 degrees at the 4:00, it's warmer to the south and west, pooling in some of

good morning...breaking news at 7-56.crews are fighting a fire at the quality inn in hebron. this is off of airport exchange, right near cvg. people are evacuating the hotel.9 on your side has a crew on the way.we'll bring you pictures as soon as we get them. happening today... the woman accused of letting her grandson drown in a bathtub while she was high on heroin... is expected to take a plea deal.kathy huff is facing several felonies... including involuntary manslaughter... endangering children and forgery.police say huff admitted to snorting her four-month old grandchild last october. feels like temperatures dip to the low single digits this morning with the chance for a few more spotty snow showers. only isolated snow chances continue into the afternoon >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and trump and sadler take new hampshire. >> new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. >> thank you, new hampshire. >> john kasich swoops into second place as hillary clinton says she'll keep fighting. >> here's what i promise, i will work harder than anyone. >> we're live

the morning, and pavement we are watching south of the river are hovering just above freezing at hebron and at union, but crittenton, and unions town and liberty, watch for drizzle or fog to make for slick spots on untreated surfaces. here is the view downtown, foggy over downtown cincinnati, it's 32 with freezing fog are reported northwest winds at 9, and a windchill of 24. we will fall a few more degrees of 38, 30, areas of drizzle by noon, we are back to the freezing mark, we only climb a few degrees, 32 of lake, and clouds falling through the day, even fog possible through the afternoon. there's the rain, the snow, even the report of ice pellets or sleet overnight to the west we're tracking another weather system coming through iowa or missouri, latest indications are area later today, and not really have much of an impact on it. one system pulling away to the east, another one passing south of them late afternoon. another one traveling south around louisville, and lexington, you may find a shower for us today, tomorrow a few scattered snow flurries, otherwise a cold day with temper

want to zoom in on a spot here around the hebron area, and northern boone county. you get up to 237 heading toward the northern part of ben county. a heavier shower for you folks there. and crossing the river into northern and parts of hame ton, hamilton, and mainly what we have are very light, flurries, snow showers, and occasionally you get a little burst here that may put a little coating on the roads, you got to watch that, elsewhere, it's mainly light snow that we're seeing, one exception in the southern penal ton pendleton, and southern brack encounty, over the next couple hours, what you see is what you get, occasional snow showers moving through, little if any additional accumulation, but again in the pick up a little bit of a covering, winter weather advisory goes until 11:00 this morning, it covers everyone in the tri-state. showers taper off. that is the weather cam and you can see a snow shower coming back over cincinnati. our visibility will come down to florsys flurries will linger to the end of the day, single digit windchills through the weekend, an

jess 2 shot desk and fox19's shawn lanier is live in hebron... show reopen dan2shot welcome to the fox19 weekend eight-thirty i'm dan wells brown develops during the afternoon. 2-4" is expected on the ground by tomorrow morning ground by tomorrow morning high: 25 tonight: snow tapers and changes over to a wintry mix. steady temperatures. low: 23 tomorrow: wintry mix of rain and snow. high: 39 developing now dan 2shot desk after surviving several floods, a fire took away a histoic landmark in rabbit hash, fire took away a histoic landmark in rabbit hash, kentucky fox19 now's shawn lanier is live with the latest on what happened. shawn live shawn vo delayed rabbit hash boone structure fire they said they john calipari didn't he didn't need to... twenty-seven for tyler ulis: "it was a anything like that, but we all tried to respond and stick together and marcus lee: "seeing changes your whole it changes your everyone, we'll be

in hebron, about 3/4 of an inch. for today, clouds clearing out at 8:00 a.m. 64. in the mid-50' s through the morning. windy through the day. and the temperatures take another turn as we get towards the evening commute and head down into the upper 40' s. in a couple minutes. mark: new developments in the zika virus outbreak. health officials in texas now saying a patient contracted the virus through sex. the cdc confirmed the dallas-area patient was infected after having sexual contact with a sick person, who came back from a country where zika is present. this is the first case of the virus being transmitted in the u.s. during the outbreak. zika is usually spread through mosquito bites and has been linked to birth defects. zika virus is a worry for this summer' s olympic games in rio. the world health organization has not issued a travel warning but the government is recommending pregnant women stay with. lisa: a nonprofit organization looking to help local women take their business to the next level is having a kickoff already. they are hosting the event at rein

@the properties include seven @buildings in the hebron village, @some dating back to the early @1800s and they include the town @hall. @josh: also on the list is the @village store in freedom, which @was built right around the time @of the civil war. @and springfield's wonder well, a @summer residence built between @1911 and 1912. @so new hampshire isn't the only @state filled with high energy @levels today. @better known as mardi gras in @new orleans. @jennifer: thousands gathered in @the french quarter to see @elaborate floats and eccentric @costumes, families lined up @early to get a good spot for all @the action. @this year though they had to @bundle up. @they had some cold winds @blowing, the fun end at @midnight, that's when lent @begins. @mike: all relative, i guess, @temperatures a little lower than @they might want in the deep @south. @around here not all that bad @today. @the winds fairly light and @temperatures lining up close to @average. @take a look at some of of the @photos up there, the live web @cam network, to guilford. @ice beginning to form, but still @some big ope

. >> palestinian woman has been shot and critically wounded in the occupied west bank city of hebron. israeli police said she tried to attack an officer with a knife. it is the third such incidents in the past 24 hours. earlier, a 17-year-old was killed at a checkpoint near bethlehem. israel says he tried to stab a security guard. two 15-year-old boys were shot in janine after a little bitly opening fire attisitioni soldiers. a spike of violence since october has seen 176 palestinians killed. 27 israelis have died. hundreds of bahrainy use have taken to the street to mark the 5th anniversary of the 2011 protest. they shouted anti-government slogans mitt by police. a heavy police presence on the anniversary of protests which called for the political change in the island kingdom. shops have closed for a general strike. airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition in yemen have left a number of people dead the a warehouse and a nearby factory in the capitol were hit overnight. the coalition is fighting to restore the government of yemen which was over thrown by houthi rebels. the houthi did say

the video shows a mount hebron student, speaking out against the black lives movement.esterday, students walked out of school to show their outrage about the video. >>> right now, investigators are trying to determine the call -- cause a housefire. the flakes broke out on williams court. and a joint home also suffered smoke damage. one resident was forced to find somewhere else to stay tonight. >>> we are awaiting a decision on whether sexual assault charges will be dismissed against bill cosby. or if the case will go to trial. lawyers for the comedian say a former prosecutor's decision not to bring charges against cosby, 11 years ago, brings him today. cosby is charged with assaulting andrea constand at his former alma mater, temple university. cosby contends, the sex was consensual. >>> the convicted murderer made famous in this serial podcast made his case for a new trial in a baltimore courtroom today. adnanadnan syed was convicted in 2000 for the murder of his girlfriend. now, his lawyer says that an alibi witness was a big piece missing from the puzzle. they argue

the new plans from delta hitting hundreds of employees in hebron. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today.

mark: new developments at cvg, delta is planning cuts, affecting hundreds of employees in hebron. the airline is going to lay off more than 100 employees at cvg and cut the hours of nearly 200 delta says it' s been over-staffed at cvg since 2010 after rounds of hub restructuring. delta is offering jobs to employees who have been impacted, but they have to be willing to transfer to another city. when we continue this morning a covington. lisa: they are breaking out the beads for the big party in mainstrasse village this weekend. mark: the perfect swing. and its impressive day on the course. that thing. 19 degrees on morning. it is a chilly start. or any rico, good morning. randi: it may be warm enough you little happy gilmore on the greens this weekend. we' re talking about upper 40' s, low 50' s. right now, most places starting out much cooler than that. we have teens and many towns, including downtown at 19. 18 in mount healthy. bundle up this morning. it is a frosty start across greater cincinnati. by lunchtime, 35. of to three for the high today. feeling good for february, and

palestinian-israeli doctors and also have been told his family who live in the occupied west bank of hebronalso be allowed to be with him for the duration of his treatment and the rest of his detention if you will which as we have been saying ends on may 21st. and this really caps the end of a very long journey for mohamed who has been on a hunger strike since really just a few days after he was taken into what israel describes as administrative detention which is arrest without charge and held in prison for up to six months, renewable, possibly indefinitely and human rights groups describe it as illegal under international law and that is really what the source of this protest is. in fact, hundreds of palestinians are in administrative detention as we speak and hunger striking is a very powerful tool at their disposal and appear for him it has secured his release again on the 21st of may. >> all right thanks so much. now fifa delegates began arriving in switzerland to elect a new president and let's hope the new man will rebuild the organization's damaged reputation and the vote comes amed

el jabri, a palestinian, whose family hails from hebron on the west bank, was instrumental in organising a peace ring around the synagogue following last year's attack. >> it's all about the kids for me and it's always been about the kids for me. we want to make society safe for them. i keep saying that the jewish school here in copenhagen is one of the biggest examples of how humanity has failed in this country. and that you have to have armed forces, you have barbed wire around the school, you have cameras all over. when that is the situation, adults need to sit down and think about what this country is doing to its children. >> reporter: mette bentow could not bear to be in denmark on the anniversary. she took her daughter to israel, to which she's increasingly drawn. >> my children's future is not in denmark. no, it's not. they want to live a jewish life? it's not in denmark. no. my future for the time being is in denmark and then we'll see. >> reporter: historically in europe, anti semitism has come from the right wing, but most jewish leaders believe the greatest threat now emanate

following an early incidents where a palestinian woman was shot and critically wounded in hebron.e say she tried to attack an officer with a knife. earlier a 17-year-old was killed at a checkpoint near bethlehem. israel says he tried to stab a security guard. in the area 215-year-old boys were shot dead after allegedly opening fire at israeli soldiers, their funerals have since taken place, a spark in violence since october has seen 176 palestinians killed. and 27 israelis have died. >>> hundreds of palestinians have traveled to the gaza border with egypt which is open for the first time this year for just three days. more than 25,000 people hope to use the crossing. some need urgent medical care. but only a fraction of that number have been given permission to cross. >> reporter: they have been waiting for days and some even for years to get out of gaza. and now some palestinians have been able to leave the gaza strip, but many more are still waiting and hoping egypt rarely opens its border crossing with gaza. it was sealed after the egyptian military took control in 2013. >> tra

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