for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly cincinnati road crews have been working overnight... and tell us they have all the primary roads cleared this morning.while some side roads are clear... some haven't been touched. touched.lets go live to nine of your side's jordan burgess ...travelling through the tri-state isn't alone ... the east coast is bracing for what could be the season's first massive dig out. this is video from washington d-c... where just a couple of inches cased a mess.even president obama had to change plans becasue of the road conditions there. people are already stocking up... as meteorologists are calling it a potentially historic blizzard -- that may bring up to 2-feet of snow this weekend on parts of the east coast. if the forecast stays on track.. philadelphia, new york.. boston and d-c will be hit the hardest.the major airlines are watching things closely ...but have not started canceling flights. but they're letting passengers make changes before the storm. 9 on

. >> concern over drink of water continues in sebring ohio they were anthony kennedy center for bottled water last week i learned to epa found elevated lead levels in samples taken as far back as september, the health department vice children and pregnant women not to drink the tap water, epa test of the school expected early tomorrow morning, schools will be closed to err on the side of caution. >> the kid said he is most important thing so i talked to the head custodian and were replacing soap with hand use water . i'm going to go based on what the mahoning county health department advises . >> chaz expects for a consummated, and we will have the latest tonight at 10:00 p.m. . >> said a superdrug driver maintains worse after attacking a local officer during a traffic stop . concerned gas station clerk and sandusky called police to report demand when they the man when they patrol and try to get digits of your ed cody out of his car he began striking . he attempted to drive away than one . the officer pepper sprayed him and then restrained him it was treated at the hospital for the pepp

for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for this morning the four men charges in a deadly west chester shooting are expected back in court. court. police say it all started with a robbery. justin, koch, demarcus staley, jibril willingham, and rodney foster are all charged with killing tyler kassow. investigators say two of the men forced themselves into kassow's home, the other two men waited inside the getaway car. the man some call "the most hated man in america" is headed to capitol hill.house former turing pharmaceuticals c-e-o martin shkreli.a house committee is investigating several companies for massive drug price increase... and shkreli has been chastized for increasing a life-saving drug used by h-i-v patients and others by 5-thousand percent! he is also facing securities fraud charges. the obama administration is expected to announce as early as today -- new visa requirements for european travelers --- who are dual nationals of .... or have visited iran, iraq, sudan or syria in the last five years. it's meant to

it is the middle of winter and we don't have mosquitoes in the middle of winter in ohio. however, if you are planning to travel to latin america, and in particular if you are pregnant or plan on becoming pregnant and travel to latin america you need to speak with >> reporter: health officials are investigating whether there is a link between the zika virus and microcephaly in babies. they are not taking chances. it is very serious. >> the head is smaller than it is supposed to be. if the head is smaller, the brain is smaller and these kids are at risk for brain damage and mental retardation and things like that. >> reporter: even when it gets warmer here in ohio you will be happy to hear we don't have this type of mosquito in the area. >> this one likes more tropical areas so florida and puerto rico and the southern united states, we don't typically get the mosquitoes this far north. >> reporter: it doesn't seem to be contagious from human to human so people with the virus don't need to be quarantined. there are still a lot of questions about the virus and dr. edwards leav

the wrote a piece in "politico" about the primary calendar how the r.n.c. changed it and what role your state of ohio is going to play as we discontinue to go through the primary and the calendar leading up to the nomination. ed in kansas city. a republican. hi, ed. caller: yes. host: ted, you're on the air. good morning. caller: ok. good morning. yes. well, this morning, five bucks ago since that question was asked to donald trump, and it beats me why he couldn't still hand up to go on the show. but that's his prerogative too. but i just think that ted cruz is the best fit for all of america. and as far as standing thank you against hillary, they don't know if she'll be able to get in there or not. to me, like i've heard people say and my church pastor say if america does repent as a nation anyway, it won't make any difference who gets in as a president. host: ok. all right. that's ed, a republican. jenny in high point, north cana

there are almost a million veterans in ohio alone. once a year, we would have a program to have all the families who lost a loved one in defense of our country to come in and meet him. once a year we would do it and make it happen, we would honor them in front of the entire legislature in ohio. and then, he would sit down with them, one family at a time, privately, in his office, and console him. them the full power of the state of ohio to do whatever they needed to do to recover from the loss and perhaps through my efforts of the va were necessary as well. a man of true compassion, you cannot fake that stuff. on a lighter note, we would once a year honor veterans who having separated from the military, spent years volunteering to help other people. maybe other veterans. maybe in various other ways. these years of service were recognized, making them veterans of the ohio veterans hall of fame. he would study their biographies. another quality, which is vital, his toughness. he is a tough guy. he recovered from his own personal tragedy,

we have new developments in the fight to bring legal marijuana to ohio. two months ago voters here in our state shot down a plan to legalize it and now the campaign is taking a new approach. nick foley live with the break good morning nick. >> reporter: good morning terrence. more than 20 states currently allow some form of legalized marijuana and groups like responsible ohio fought hard for ohio to join that list but they lost in november but the fight is really not over. it's starting right back up and they've got state lawmakers now involved as well. yesterday in columbus, the state republicans announced a special task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana. the group will consist of lawmakers, doctors, lawyers, even jimmy gold, the biggest financial backer responsible for ohio will be in that task force as well. now the idea is that while recreational pot was a big leap for ohio voters medical marijuana and its use in treatment for cancer patients for those with seizures might garner much more support. >> i don't think this state is ready

notice how far north the snow is. anywhere in northern ohio. just some clouds floating in and out, mixing with clear. i think we'll be partly to mostly cloudy through the overnight. temperatures are warming up. we're above freezing. it's 40 cleveland, akron, 39 canton, 35 in ashtabula for a change. your evening will not be filled with fridge it arctic air. look at cleveland. 37 at 9:00 p.m., partly to mostly cloudy. your akron-canton area, mid-30s by 9:00 p.m. so, yeah, you will need the coats but you won't need that parka that you've had to wear the last week and a half. but the arctic cold is coming back sooner than you think. full details on that next. >>> when they see the videos maybe they'll think twice. out bad behavior on the road. >>> if you thought smoking a hookah wasn't as bad as smoking a cigarette for your health, we'll explain why. but first your wing lottery numbers. dear fellow citizen, i know what it' s like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can

in ohio, it was a total mells. we have now rebated -- i think it's about $2 billion in workers comp to businesses. it particularly helps the small bills. and yet people are being taken care of, people are being helped who are sick. the one thing everybody here would say is, anybody who through no fault of their own gets sick or has problems or is poor or whatever, and if they can't work, we're all going to pitch in. am i right? that's the american way. in this case, this is even more of an issue because you want to go to work, right? and you can't. and your finding yourself in a tough situation. let me think about it. if you have some ideas, we'd like to hear them from you as well. ok? tonight, i may not know the answer to some things. but what i do in my job is that i get people around, like i'm going to tell you one of the problems we have today. a 51-year-old man or woman that loses their job. where do they go? and i've asked my people to think about how we can retrain them. and how can we do it effectively? beca

dollars.that gap 'shrinks' somewhat here in the tri-state ... ohio's top one percent earns 21 times more than the state's 99 percent of workers. workers.in kentucky ... the one percent makes eighteen times the average income ... and in indiana... it's 19 times. now more than half of us believe the government stepping in to boost the economy isn't the solution. that's according to a new survey out today from "rasmussen reports."it's the same number of voters that didn't think the government could help last year. so why are we so down on lawmakers?partially -- a lot of us are suspicious of the government's motivations.66 percent of us feel the federal government has become a special interest group that and get this...the survey found government workers are nearly as skeptical of what the government is doing as people working outside of the government. tanya? would you buy a car if it a crash? crash?the company that says the technology to protect every single person, in every single crash -- is just four years away. and amazon promising to refund customer

i think the arguments in southern ohio, we see progress down there. if you look at unemployment, some counties are tougher than others. river,d to market the the railroads, highways, the cost of labor. we have had wins in southern ohio. very significant. .t is always a vexing problem people don't want to move their business is down there. we are seeing good things happen. i'm not giving you a sugarcoated business here. we are seeing a lot of progress with bigger companies coming into the areas. people from down there come to see us all the time. we think about what else we can do to bring more jobs. we are very hopeful within a short time, we are going to have high-speed internet access for the entire state here it you know what a difference that can make. high-fiber -- it operates on the same speed as the department of energy. i hope the school in southern ohio, is onto this. businesses can use it, and research can be done. will tell you another thing about portsmouth. it is when i first learned about the series drug crisis. serious drug crisis. mothe

for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly for the most part main roadways are looking pretty clear after yesterday's snow. but in many neighborhoods... its a different story. road crews were slow to clear those streets... and in some cases.. the snow is stll packed down.. leaving a slippery white sheet of snow and ice. nine on your side's john genovese has been checking those streets overnight. he in some spots-it's hard to tell where the street meets the curb "snow (laugh) snow everywhere"the white stuff - blanketing this evanston neighborhood "a lot of snow - a lot of cold - a lot of wind blowing" cars covered--"a lot of slip and sliding, right." "they slip and slide - but we're used to it i guess"with slow-moving traffic through this slushy mess"they don't touch our streets - by the time they touch our streets - it be done melted"karen brule's lived off hackberry for 45 years"yeah it gets frustrating - cause its hard to get out the driveway - then if they do touch it, they pile the snow

in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> whitaker: i'm bill whitaker. stick around for a special edition of "60 minutes," including a story about heroin in the heartland of america, and also a few clips from our rare james drove his rav4 hybrid, unaware death was lurking. what? he was challenged by a team of lumberjacks. let's do this. he would drive them to hard knocks canyon, where he would risk broken legs, losing limbs, and slipping and dying. not helping. but death would have to wait. james left with newfound knowledge, a man's gratitude, and his shirt. how far will you take the all-new rav4 hybrid? toyota. let's go places. jake reese, " day to feel alive" jake reese, " day to feel alive" jak

a winter storm watch has been issued for one indiana counties, three counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. this includes the following counties: boone, kenton, campbell, owen, grant, pendleton, bracken, gallatin and carroll county in northern kentucky, plus brown, clermont and highland counties in ohio. in indiana, switzerland county are you ready? have you thought through your plans for tomorrow? tomorrow? tonight we're on your side with what road crews are saying about this storm...and what you can do *now* to help them...help you. 9 on your side's julie o'neill joins us live from the we know northern kentucky will get hit first...and get hit the hardest. i was actually in the room for the snow pow- wow today to prepare the roads for you. in fun, they call this the snow pow wow, but the people making sure you're safe... in this.... take it seriously. seriously. what is your biggest challenge? well the timing is one thing. so way ahead , they watch, they plan....and they prep... and they need your help..e

we have it in ohio. guess what they do in ohio. they're in the senate, then they go to the house, then they go back to the senate. then they go back to the house, okay. [laughter] our big problem is gerrymandering, where they draw districts to provide safe republican and democrat districts and the members become more extreme because they don't want to have a primary and that pushes people farther apart. can you follow what i mean by that? you always worry about a primary. nobody can get to the right or left of me. that's not good. sir, we're going to need to look at campaign finance reform, all these things. but let me get to the bottom line about this, and john sununu said it well and i'm not sure you heard him on this. you probably did but let me reemphasize it. it's all about character. you know, do you think you can legislate morality? i was at timberland today, you know, got a great jacket, by the way. [laughter] but i was at timberland today, and i said, you have an antitheft policy here at timberland. but your policy isn't g

beer-making in the state of ohio. it is similar to other states in the united states, but i feel like in ohio we are growing a little faster. >> reporter: for platform the beer business is booming. when they could produce 32 barrels in a batch they've expanded twice and producing 320 bar roles at a time. year is not common. the point is, this is what can happen in the industry in today's environment. >> reporter: according to the ohio craft brewers association there are 143 breweries totalling 11,000 jobs. there are 62 more breweries in the planning stages. >> craft beer is something that you can learn about you can get geeky with and very social. >> reporter: all that brewing, pouring and consume something adding up to big dollars consider this when talking consumption in ohio it is as if every adult drank 4.7 gallons last year. platform started with five employees, a year and a half ago now up to 25. the demand is exploding. >> as soon as we make an order for fermentation tanks and we think we'll be set for a little

in jail for nearly a decade. a new unemployment benefits bill could make it tough for workers.why advocates say it could make it better for ohio in lieu of a recession. jennifer will call for graphic fulla winter weather advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. as snow is likely to fall today. this is why tuesday is a 9 first warning weather alert day. 1-2" of snow is expected the former church treasurer who made off with more than 800-thousand dollars -- says he's guilty. guilty.garry meyer entered a guilty plea yesterday in butler county court.court documents says meyer stole that money over the course of 14 years -- from tri-county baptist church in west chester township.he could spend up to eight years in prison. it could save a heroin addict's life... and this morning the drug that reverses heroin overdose is available over-the-counter."narcan" has only been available to first responders or sold with a prescription.community first pharmacy in butler county is selling it over-the-counter for eighty dollars some insurance plans plans cover it. and those who do not have coverage can get the a grant from the butler county mental he

a week ago the governor had 14% and new hampshire and last month he pulled at 13%. >>> well, here in ohio voters will get to cast declare ballots in the primary in less than two months. >>> and focused on the race for >> reporter: a race that involves ted strickland and p j underestimate him. >>> forced with a race with rob port man but he will have to get against pj sittenfeld. he argue that strickland race as governor. >> i think we are eager to make this race a stale, angry argument about the past. we want to look forward and >> strickland was endorsed after announcing his run last year and in the hopes to avoid a costly primary. he has picked up democrat leaders the mayor of akron and former congressman tom sawyer that said he didn't like the party's rush to endorse strickland. >> they didn't endorse us standing there and the truth of the matter either did ted. he came and asked about support and talked about his positions as candidate should. >> the 74-year-old strickland that campaign released 29 leaders have endorsed him have refused to debate sittenfeld says there are policies iss

the same time, helping in the healing progress. >> -- process. >> and they should arrive back in northeast ohio later this morning and then it's back to business. the k9 will start 14 weeks of training with the canton police department. next month before hitting the in the newsroom, meg shaw, newschannel 5. jackie. the research was put together by the baldwin-wallace university and found that clevelanders are twice as likely to believe that police act differently toward different groups of people. >> the national congregation is similar. you have constant stories ofpeople being pulled over while driving while black. whether or not that perception is accurate is the perception. >> cleveland police did not want to comment on this survey but did say that they're taking steps to address the issues through the consent decree with the department of justice. >>> coming up on good morning cleveland, a jump in violence and a new plan of action. what city leaders are asking for to stop the violence on our street. >> and a earn warming for iphone and mac users. the e-mail to delete . >>> welcome back. tim

live in the newsroom, john >>> ohio's own candidate john kasich picking up some steam. today he snagged a highly coveted endorsement in the early primary state of new hampshire. the state's former chairman says he thinks kasich has the best chance of winning the state and appreciated our governor's positive and consistent tone. >>> you know what else has been consistent. flurries. >> flurries, flurries, flurries. but i'm starting out wide, frank, on the power of 5 live doppler network just to show you a developing winter storm. going to impact 21 states including ohio but it's the southern tip of ohio from about athens, ou, just to the south of columbus, chesapeake, huntington. this is where the heavy snow is going to be and blizzard warnings in effect and baltimore where, believe it or not, some of our computer models are suggesting three to for dulles airport, that would be saturday. yikes. let's check out a few isolated flurries on our power of 5. just a few. you can barely notice them. just a couple. not going to slow you down if you want to go out and about. everyth

in the water." sheriff glen potts//ohio county: "53:53 he was in good shape for his age and to lose somebody like this is a tragedy"ohio county sheriff, glen potts, says at age *87*, clarence marker was a hard worker.. and took a lot of pride into taking care of his farm. he says- clarence was found- after his family called deputies asking for a welfare check.he was in *this* frozen pond, on property he owned. sheriff: "54:25 he loved that property and he took good care of it" marker's family last saw him last weekend.deputies aren't sure how exactly he died... but suspect the cold weather was a factor.indiana conservation officers were called in when clarence was found. they handle any cases involving incidents where people are found in the water. lt. bill beville: "49:54 it's always a tragedy when someone loses their life like this especially someone of that age, he was out doing something that he loves to do" indiana conservation officer, lieutenant bill beville, tells is a reminder- extreme cold temperatures are dangerous. beville: "50:33 we would recommend that people be very cautious of cold wat

officer's search to find a new k-9 partner. >> and as we head to break, . >>> now, a water crisis in ohio. a small village finds high levels of lead in the tap water and schools are shut down and people are getting blood tests. over, but today could be a mess. thousands of flights grounded and travel shut down in many major cities. and light start with corrina, ysa. >> and first, a scare in stark county prompts an amber alert and a search for an amber alert. the repository reporting a man assaulted a woman at a home in lake township and left with the toddler. the man is making threats. the child was found and the suspect is in custody. >>> and let's check in with on you our power of 5 weather team and somara is there. and let's get the big picture from tera blake. >> and we start out quiet for your monday morning, the best day of the week. and the high pressure east of home, pulling in a nice southern wind and look at the happening here and 27 in cleveland. a typical start this time of the year is 22 and it's been about 10 days since we have had 40s in for that high and i think a high of

lisa: new funding aimed at keeping jobs in ohio. the state' s tax credit authority approved more than $49 million in funding for projects statewide. the goal is to create 1200 new jobs and to retain 1500 other jobs. in west chester, a five-year tax credit was approved for planes moving and storage. 30 new jobs will be created there. in downtown cincinnati, a tax credit was approved for the reztark design studio to create 16 new jobs and to help the studio expand. happening today, the fifth annual queen city annual blood drive. the event is hosted by the hoxworth blood center and will take place at the duke energy convention center starting at 10:00 this morning. the cincinnati cyclones hockey team will be there to draw out loyal fans to a good cause. the event usually takes place at the u.s. bank arena, but due to the popularity of the event, hoxworth decided to move it to the convention center this year. donors will receive an mark: let' s see what is happening on the roads. kyla: good morning. as you get ready to head out for your

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ohio relative to other states? >> guest: with the fourth-largest in the union. about pennsylvania, illinois and ohio and interestingly enough, they've been consistent battleground states in the gilded age politics. pennsylvania and illinois reliably are republican and cleveland. the state of illinois by three percentage points defeating the incumbent of benjamin harris of indiana. >> host: what are his ambitions as 1896 began? >> guest: he wants to become president. the ambition was his entire adult life and his bride of canton ohio from one of the founding fathers.com guides and friends upon the return from their honeymoon in new york to washington and the husband has been defeated for the county attorney's job wants to be president of the united states. and she is thrilled about the prospect that the object is the republican party has been beaten in election and grover cleveland has come into office and has been the governor of ohio and has seen the country descended to the great depression and great republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be th

heroin is showing up everywhere, in places like columbus, ohio. so typically middle american that, for years, many companies have gone there to test new products. we went to the columbus subus to see how heroin is taking hold in the heartland. i'm sitting here looking at you, and you look young and fresh. you're the... you're the girl next door. and you were addicted to heroin. >> hannah morris: i mean, obviously, it's very flattering that you say, like, i don't look like a junkie. but even miss america could be a junkie. i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> whitaker: hannah morris is in college now. she says she's been clean for over a year, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lived outside columums, in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. how did you get to those depths? >> morris: it started with weed, and it was fun and i gothe good weed. went to... oh, my gosh, i went to p

see how you can save with . >>> new on good morning cleveland, a water crisis right here in ohio. a small village fighting high level -- finding high levels of lead in the water. schools are shut down and pomp are -- people are getting blood tests. over but today is still a mess. thousands of flights grounded and shut down in many major cities. first, we begin with corrina and breaking news. >>> breaking overnight, a scare in stark county prompting an amber alert and a search for an endangered child. we can tell you the child was found safe. a suspect in is in custody, the amber alert cancelled. the canton repository saying a man assaulted a woman at a home in lake township and left with the toddler. the man making threats causing police to believe the child is in danger. again, though, the child is found safe and suspect is in terrence. >>> and let's check in with our power of 5 weather. somara theodore tracking conditions in your neighborhood and let's get the big picture with tera blake. >> and good monday morning to you, we have been dumped on rainfall. guess what, we're gettin

in my lifetime. >> whitaker: mike dewine is the attorney general of ohio. he's a former u.s. senator, congressman, and a county prosecutor. we met him at a state crime lab outside columbus. >> dewine: it's in every single county. it's in our cities, but it's also in our wealthier suburbs. it's in our small towns. there is no place in ohio where >> whitaker: it's that pervasive? >> dewine: there is no place in ohio where you couldn't have it delivered to you in 15, 20 minutes. >> morris: i can text and say, "hey, do you have this?" we can meet. they would bring it to my house, leave it under the mat. it's pretty easy to get. >> whitaker: full service. >> morris: uh-huh, yeah. to me, it was easier to get than weed or cocaine, definitely easier. >> whitaker: dealers with connections to the mexican cartels sell heroin everywhere, even in thth department store parking lot outside columbus. >> he'll be coming out of that car right there. >> whitaker: our cameras captured the purchase of this heroin by an undercover police informant. what is this? >> so this is a couple types of hero

devry has four campuses in ohio, including one in seven hills. the u.n. over the quick spread of the zika virus. the newly announced measures to combat they'llilness. >> and on the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy, we're looking back at the moment that changed space travel forever. and more on what donald trump will be doing while the other candidates take to the main stage. pausing to pay tribute to the challenger crew. thirty years ago today, tragedy sky. seven members died on board the morning of january 28th, 1986, akron native. launch. expected in detroit. they tell our sister station it afternoon. classroom conditions. >> and new details on the water situation in sebring. five children have tested levels. they had lead levels exceeding the federal limits but officials say it's too early to know if the elevated levels are tied to the tapwater or something else like lead paint. water to keep the children safe have homes tested. >>> and people flynt michigan this afternoon. and there are renewed calls for the governor to step down and this is

marijuana in ohio is changing whose now in and whose changing their approach. >>> on the heals of a fight it gop debate this campaign performance is raising a lot of eye brows for donald trump. >>> but first, a check of the friday forecast with tera blake. >> it must mean something, all right 6:00 on the dot for you, i actually think he's dancing because he loves my forecast. morning temperatures 42 for you cleveland, it is january 15th and we're starting at 42. that is tremendous. 39 at elyria, 40 medina, 37 ashtabula 39 good morning happy friday canton and same story in mansfield so hour by hour today expecting to see weather changes. you'll notice sunshine off the some rainfall. most of us staying dry when we the kids wearing the jacket with the hood to keep them nice and comfortable but that daytime high of 49 with rain likely for the evening commute and for those friday night plans and then it's snow. snow is back and so is the cold. if you have any weekend plans i'll detail this with better timing coming up but saturday's pretty isolated just a few chans and sunday on the other hand

today where the winning tickets were sold.there are also reportedly million- dollar ticket winners in ohio and indiana.if you have a one million dollar ticket.. lottery officials say to sign the back and call lottery officials after 8 a- m.we have that number on our website. just head to local 12 dot com.. and click on this story. 3 sot reporter: how do you feel that the winning ticket was sold here? sot clerk: i'm just, a, it's my pleasure. i'm very proud and i'm really excited too!but three tickets win 500-million dollars ... those winning tickets were sold in california.. tennessee and florida...the california lottery says a ticket was sold at a 7-11 store in chino hills sells about three million tickets a week in california.. but yesterday people were buying 3 to 5 million tickets an hour. 3 fairfield city schools now have a unique medical resource in their backyard. it's the first ever fully integrated, school based health care center at a suburban district. local 12's perry schaible joins us live in the newsroom with a sneak peak inside. 3 you can find the health care center on donal

both men got back in their cars and took off. suggests it's the prison in ohio.. and it's right in our backyard. details next. and how about some good news! "we're gonna pick up everybody's lunch.. so it's on us." we'll explain why workers decided to foot the bill... for people they don't even know. rem pic live... are you ready coat away? you might get to. we'll tell you when.. next. bank robbery that take a look at your screen. released photos today of investigators say this man showed a handgun to a teller bank on paxton avenue yesterday. the man took off in an undisclosed amount of cash. if you think you know who this might be... call crimestoppers at 513-352-3040. funeral arrangments have for the milford high school a crash earlier this week. the visitation for 16-year old lauren wilfong will be this wednesday at the john-h-evans funeral home in milford, with the funeral following the next day. police say she was driving on glendale milford road when her car veered off and hit an oncoming car. the driver of the other car was not hurt. investigators say drugs a

mckinley meet him sometime early in 1894 when dobbs comes to visit him in columbus, ohio. if you run for president i want to help. they meet again october when mckinley stops in lincoln, nebraska for a campaign stop in the midterm. >> host: why still is taken with this? >> guest: he sees in mckinley a man who separate and apart from the gilded age politics. mckinley is a man of enormous integrity and a man looking to the future. is not the kind of sort of brutal patronage republican of the gilded age. das who is a reformer, a young lawyer in lincoln, nebraska has taken on the railroads which evening are charging farmers to high price to get their goods to market. the he's a reformed republican. he's an interesting character. he is actually sort of tall. his hair is red and a part in the middle. he practices law in my kid in the same small office building that's another layer five years older than him and william jennings bryan. there was an immense debate in the roundtable in the two of them often have lunch with a third pal come in third pal, the rotc instructor at the uni

in ohio it' s 28 cents. of course most of the proceeds , from state lottery ticket sales go to jackpot winners. a much smaller portion goes toward administrative costs and to retail stores. lottery workers forecast how much a state can expect in sales each year. because of that you might think the latest powerball jackpot amount, but officials say that now that there' s a winner ticket sales will taper off and lotto proceeds will return to normal. mark: in case you missed it at 11:00 p.m., we have great news about a local army vet battling for access to a drug he says is keeping him alive. just before christmas, we introduced you to brad giesting. he was diagnosed with a rare soft tissue cancer. he had been traveling back and forth to columbus, to participate in a trial his doctors say was shrinking his tumors. but the drug company morphotek stop the trial saying it wasn' t , working. now 3 weeks after our story aired, morphotek tells us he is one of three patients who will continue to receive the trial drug

i' ve been involved in building a team to fix ohio. it was almost gone and we are doing great. the same thing happened in washington, you got to have some he has a vision, is bold, knows how to get the economy moving, people together. without that, america is going to keep lumbering along and is not going to benefit us at all. does not have to be that way. josh: happy new year. gov. kasich: we are going to have a great 2016. josh: you have quite a ground game. m not going to begin to yours is good. gov. kasich: we need your help in new hampshire, thank you. josh: good see you. josh: welcome back to "close up ." tomorrow marks the home stretch of the new hampshire primary race. who has the energy? some are wondering if this primary could be the end as we' ve come to know it. joining me at a state chairs of the parties, democrat raymond republican jennifer horn. -- democrat raymond buckley and republican jennifer horn. ms. horn: we have to preserve what we do in new hampshire. we cannot go to a day where our candidates for the highest office in the land are chosen based on who got

three tickets purchased in ohio they're worth $1 million apiece. one of those tickets purchased in cleveland here at erie view towers news stabbed. the owner said he had a hunch. >> i had a feeling because of the way i remained customers to buy at least one line of powerball for the jackpot powerball, and most people was taking at least one or two lines, and i had a feeling that we'd sell the lucky tickets from this store. >> good news for gary. the store will receive a $1,000 bonus. the other two tickets were purchased in toledo and chesterville. >>> for weeks we've been telling you about chipotle's struggles. tonight the chain has a plan to win customers back. the wall street journal says the chain's executives unveiled the plan to investors. it launches next month. it includes closing all stores that allows all employees to listen and chipotle's explain what they know about to e. coli outbreak and the safety steps to prevent another one. >>> an important reminder about why you need to check all of your bills. complaints that cell phone companies

she is living with family in southern ohio and working a temporar y job at ebay. she says she got home from work around 2:30 in the morning, got online, checked her numbers , and couldn' t believe what she saw. she woke up all of her family. she has three children. she says she was completely @c shocked. @cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc and so is the person who sold it we kind of had a thought that it was her when she came in and said that it was over the $600. cccccccccccc the only other option was that @cc@ we thought it either had to be @cc the $50 or the million dollars. >> did this money come at a good time? >> yeah, perfect. >> in what way ? >> well i was done here visiting because i was having a hard time in new york. >> can you elaborate on what you were having trouble with? >> a lot of financial trouble. natalie: amber says she has worked here for more than a decade and has never seen a winner this big. she says this is a lucky machine. from this machine, there was a $40,000 scratch off winner this year as well. i' m going to get busy and buy some lottery

billion dollars could be the takeaway for the next drawing drawingwe know there was a match 5 winner in ohio. that person won a million dollars. here are the numbers... 16-19- 32-34-57 and the powerball number 13. two people are are out of their home this morning, after a 'fire' in east price hill ...firefighters say it on the 2nd floor of the home on wells street near warsaw ave ...they were able to contain the fire within minutes of arriving on scene ... but the second floor was heavily damaged.investigators are still trying to figure out a cause.the good news though...fire officials say the house is not a total loss. a hit and run suspect appearing in court and he did it right in front of friends killing.why he's not answering you're watching good morning tri-state weekend at 8 on 9 on your side chaning road conditions this morning..we're out on the streets as the rain we saw now turning to snow...it could affect any plans you have this morning. for the first time, cathy chatfield's loved ones got to see the man accused of of taking her life.chatfield was hit and killed last month while p

a winter storm watch has been issued for one indiana counties, three counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. this counties: boone, kenton, campbell, owen, grant, pendleton, bracken, gallatin and carroll county in northern kentucky, plus brown, clermont and highland counties in ohio. in indiana, switzerland county it's being called a health crisis. millions of us on the verge of developing diabetes. we're on your side with the first step to preventing the disease. all those reports of fires and injuries from hoverbaord? consumer reporter john matarese is on your side with what to do if you have one...and some other options tonight in healthy living - a first of its kind campaign will target the 86 million americans with pre-diabetes. that's one in three of us. according to the c-d-c, people with pre-diabetes have higher than normal blood sugar levels, but not high enough to be diagnosed with type two diabetes. abc's doctor richard reversible... 1:31 - 1:41"with exercise and some weight loss, you're gonna reve