chief eliot isaac gave us the statement... "we take all threats seriously and will be investigating any potential criminal activity connected." he also tells fox19 now that our officers are aware of the video and are taking any necessary precautions. we also spoke with the president of the fraternal order of police in cincinnati. sergeant dan hils tells us the group has doctored the video and cut away from when gaston raised his arm. hils says "i believe this is a fringe element that is trying to stir up emotions and trouble in a city that is mostly peaceful and supportive of its police department." the 'anonymous' hacker group announced sunday they were declaring war on the cincinnati police department. the group claims that cpd officers shot and killed suspect paul gaston because he was black. the group is reacting by releasing personal information on cpd chief eliot isaac and his officers. last week, cincinnati police chief isaac said officers fired nine shots at paul gaston, 37, after he refused to lie flat on the ground a

isaac stern. you know, he's one of the world's greatest violinists and a very good friend of mr. benny's. i'm sure he'll help us out. i called him so he should be here any minute. - good, then i'll set up the recording machine. - i hope everything works. - [rochester] you know, mr. benny hasn't even tended to business. his producer sent this play over and he won't even look at it. (doorbell rings) uh oh! - oh, never mind, i'll get it. hope it isn't mr. benny, it'll ruin everything. oh, hello, mr. stern, come on in. - [isaac] hello, mary. how are you? - you know rochester. - sure, how are ya, rochester? - hello, mr. stern. - well, mary when you called me and asked me to hurry over with a violin i gathered that it was most urgent. - it is, you see, three days ago, jack found out he wasn't a great violinist. - only three days ago? (audience laughs) - well, he's very upset over it, but i think with your help we might snap him out of it. - well, mary, you know how i love jack and if there is anything i

usually too busy to give isaac dixon a second glance. because who has time to take note of the noteworthy? >> oh, i don't know much about him. other than the picture hanging up. >> john: a humble painting gives us the portrait of an influential man. educator, community leader and founder of the first african american school. >> he helped build a community. >> john: as kindergarten teacher, leslie black explains. >> was a real live local pioneer. >> john: the architect of change. >> isaac dixon helped make that possible in asheville. on kids like joaquin, or nova. >> i wish i could meet the real isaac dixon because i like how you helped other people. >> john: a display presents a bold question, who was isaac dixon? in this case, the answers. he owned a grocery business and developed enough land to be dubbed dixon town. organized everything from a ymca for people of color, to the young men's institute, promoting social and economic opportunities for african americans. during simpler time, he helped make asheville a better place for all. >>

it's been just over a month since chief isaac officially took office. and from the beginning he says reducing violence was a top priority. shortly after taking office isaac met with command staffers to outline his priorities --- increased patrols, upgrade in-car computers, get new radios and push ahead on body cameras. the 26 year veteran said boosting technology along with community policing could help reduce violent crime. citywide, cincinnati saw 492 shootings last year....up from 383 the year before. nearly a categories of violent crime have steadily decreased since 2011. today's council law and public safety committee meeting starts at 10:00 am right here at city hall. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. you will want to stay with 9 on your side and a-b-c news all day for today's iowa caucuses .we will have the results as they come in.be sure to get the 9 on your side app for push notifications as the winners get announced. if you lvie in preble county - be careful opening your mailbox, sheriff's deputies have found explosive devices

chief isaac let the room know- he has not forgotten.((chief isaac)01:48 her daughter's case has not grown cold. we continue to investigate it and we are not going to give up. 52 the streets. (mayor cranley) 59:38 if we can bring federal charges on illegal guns, we can get that killer put away on a long term basis even if we don't get the murder to stick.rodney christian said it starts with our youth.(rodney christian)))44:31 you better start searching for them. a city wide search for youth leaders.carlnetta flagg-miles' son also murdered- she and others said westwood deserves the same treatment as over the rhine. the mayor agreed. (carlnetta flagg-miles : son was murdered)01:36:54 if they take the time and money to also invest in these other communities. the crime rate will also go down. 02chief's isaac's pivot programalso a focus.chief isaac00:56 the locations cause the problems as much as certain individuals and we need to make sure we are addressing those efforts as well. 04(carlnetta flagg-miles)01:38:33 like i said i will be watchi

shawn lanier: "chief isaac has been very busy since taking the interim police chief tag. he has now developed a long term way to fight crime in cincinnati that has a chief isaac: "this effort will be data driven and evidence based in our approach." this effort is called pivot, place-based investigations of territories. police will continue to fight criminals aggressively, but disrupt the places happen the most. identified approximately those 20 hotspots drive most of the violent crimes in cincinnati according to chief isaac. from convenient stores, abandoned buildings, and even gas stations. one resident feels targeting hangout spots could make innocent community members feel like victims. wonda bingham: "it makes us feel like we can't even be outside. you know two or more together, oh we a gang, and just because we're together doesn't mean there's criminal activity." and while wonda hopes that doesn't happen... the president of weswood civic association says she hears a different tune from westwood mary jenkins: "he talked about issues of loitering and worry on the part

it's been little more than a month since chief isaac was sworn in. his top priority? one that's an ongoing struggle for the police department...r educing violent crime. shortly after taking office isaac met with command staffers to outline his priorities --- put more officers on the streets, upgrade in-car computers, get new radios and push ahead on body cameras. the 26 year veteran said boosting technology along with community policing could help reduce violent crime. citywide, cincinnati saw 492 shootings last year....up from 383 the year before. nearly a 30 percent jump.... though homicide and rape... two major categories of violent crime have steadily decreased since 2011. we do problem solving. we do community engagement and we enforce violent crime. that's what we're going to focus on." today's council law and public safety committee meeting starts at 10:00 am right here at city hall. reporting live...kristen swilley...9 on your side. chief isaac ...city manager harry black and mayor john cranley are hosting the latest in a series of community meetings tonight.

and so forth, but spiritually speaki there was no union between isaac and ishmael. isaac of course, continues on in the spiritual line and gets a wife from up in syria where the relatives were. ishmael on the other hand marries an egyptian. just a total genealogies of these two younmen. but the part i want you to see back here in chapter 21 is what the scripture says 'cast out this bondwoman and her son for her son shall not be an heir with my son isaac.' now remember, th is more than just the thought of a mother or of a woman, this is now the word of god. 'cast out the bondwoman.' all right, now i think we're ready to go back to galatians chapter 4 and put the whole allegory into what we would say - common sense interpretation. why did l this happen? well, of course, there was more thanne reason. but one of which was so that paul could use this vertypical setting in that middle eastern desert economy of these families and now he lesson for us today. all right, let's come back in again at verse 24 of galatians 4. these two boys, one born after the flesh, the other b

sot: eliot isaac clip id: 019go147 3in: "what took place there i guess was designated for 90 days. this is how we will do business as a police department." vo: mayor cranley says the data-driven policing style didn't happen under the prior chief. the departments research shows certain neighborhoods, including avondale, have a documented history of high crime and within those places problem areas are gas stations and corner stores...a problem that's been around for at least 15 years. sot: captain harold clip id: 019go147 3in: 08:16:40:50out: 08:16:52:46 "we've spent a lot of time researching, but there's definitely gas stations that are located within the city of cincinnati that are facilitating criminal networks and that's why it's very importnat to look at these places and look at them from an investigative lense." sot: eliot isaacclip id: 019go147 3 in: 08:17:55:32out: 08:18:02:19 "i'm extremely confident. i know we have very capable, intelligent people that are driving these efforts."((looklive out))clip id: dmar0351_01in: 01:27:03 out: 01:37:34"chief isaac says he expects to st

that's her older boy isaac there, isaac, covering his face. it seems like things might be family. but wait. out of the blue, the tide turns. upon the mouth of the van. it's a sea of prairie dresses and up-dos. >> they're like, "we're not forcing the children. they have to do it on their own." but they're so brainwashed that they wouldn't even step in the van. >> reporter: sabrina's brother, joe, who's gotten so many of his family members out of the church, was right there. >> they're saying you, you know, "you're leaving with the devil." >> reporter: people in the crowd are weeping, praying. they begin singing an flds hymn. god delights to own and bless you, if you strive to do what's right >> reporter: these people have no questions about their prophet even though he's in prison for sexually -- >> oh, that's a that's a big test for them. he's like, "the only way that i'm not out is because you're not faithful enough. he puts so much pressure on the people. they're fasting. they don't eat for three days at a time. and they pray and pray and pray prison. >> reporter: for a moment,

doris and desiree underwood are suing high school student isaac frazier in the amount of $2334. they say the defendant agreed to go to the prom with desiree and reneged at the last minute. >> in the matter of doris and desiree underwood versus isaac frazier, you're suing for $2334, the cost of a prom -- expenses for the prom because he canceled the prom date with desiree, is that right? >> yes, that's right. >> now, what happened? >> isaac promised me in ninth grade we would go to prom together, and we were friends for many years, and then our senior year, we became very close, but we had a falling out.

ain't nobody gonna be looking at isaac hayes at that concert tonight. look here. take $5 spending money. james, she already got enough money to go on a date with a boy -- a dollar and a dime. a dime to call me if she needs me, and a dollar to get home if she can't reach me. a dollar and a dime, hell. keep the 5. let the boy know he's going out with a rich man's daughter. thanks, dad! well, i'm gonna go back to my place and wait for some more good news. maybe they'll call to tell me that my ex-husband's double hernia came back... and i'm getting custody of the trust. well, what you got to say now, woman? just one thing. hmm? i've had it with everybody believing in this. let him perform his miracle of the mothballs. no, "black jesus" is going back up on the wall where he's gonna continue to perform the miracle of the evans' family. james, you ca-- now, that's final, baby. look here, you got any other explanation for all this good luck we've been having? yes, i have. has it ever occurred to you that this is the first time this family sat down for more than five secon

(and that's why the word isaac also meant laughter.) and she said, 'who would have said unto abraham that sarah should be giving nurse to him a son in his old age and the child grew and was weaned and abraham made a great feast the same day that isaac was weaned. now i always make a point that chronologically now, isaac has to be five-years-old when he's weaned which of course puts ishmael up to about 18 or 19. he's not a little child anymore. he's at the end of his teen years. all right, now we've only got a minute left and i'm not going to go any further because i don't want to lose the context as we me on. but again, for just this last minute let's rehearse, here we have god promising for 36 years that abraham and sarah will have a son. and nothing happens. then finally after 36 years, they take matters into their own hands and they have a child by virtue egyptian hagar. and sarah is so upset with her reaction to it that she sends her away, probably in almost a rage. andet while she's out in the desert the lord appears to hagar and s

the isaacs family is counting their blessings tonight, two of those bullets from this morning shootout entered their home, just feet away from one of the children. shortly before 11:30 this morning, some people here in the hazelwood neighborhood got a shocking wake up call. something like this would happen here in blue ash" 10-year -old aidan isaacs was watching tv in the living room. when "i heard like five gunshots go off, and i run upstairs asking my dad what going on." police say at least in the area. and the two of those bullets entered their home. one went through their through the backyard, after penetrating another wall. adian was sitting just feet away. "i was like scared cause i didn't know what was happening like, if they were targeting us or if they were just shooting for fun or something" another bullet went through aidans room. the family had time to reflect on the shooting but the memory is obviously still fresh. "its s a little different coming back home after something like this happens. there are no if and or buts about it. we are shaken to our foundation. "i was sitt

the teens, including isaac barrett and hunter mclendon, are charged with armed robbery. it's in connection with a

crime.many times that isn't entire neighborhoods but specific addresses.chief eliot isaac pointed to gas stations and corner stores as common areas for gang activity.a major part of the plan, he says, is community engagement. 9 on your side's ashley zilka is live in westwood... one of the areas that's seen the biggest spike in crime.a crime meeting with the chief and city manager is underway... ashley... what are they telling people there tonight? the police chief says guns in the community is what keeps him up at night. the department plans to focus on violent locations in the city. for the next several hours- people at this meeting will have a chance to give their input. (((nats of stop the killing. stop the shooting. they want to grow up))) prayers and hugs outside of this apartment complex on montana avenue- just hours before tonight's 15:17 when things like this happen, we need to band together. 19 cincinnati works and other anti-violence groups all part of the movement. tonight's event in response to the fatal shooting of 27 year old malone amason who was killed in this parking

and the isaacs family says two of those bullets entered their home. one right here that went through their garage door, through the laundry room, and penetrating another wall. adian was sitting just feet away. "i was like scared cause i didn't know what was happening like, if they were targeting us or if they were just shooting for fun or something" another bullet went through aidans room. the family had time to reflect on the shooting but the memory is obviously still fresh. "its s a little different coming back home after something like this happens. there are no if and or buts about it. we are shaken to our foundation. "i was sitting right here. it scares me to sit there, it makes me think about what happened." the family tonight wants to thanks the police for all their work tonight for their work. live in blue ash frankie jupiter fox19 now. right now right now - a driver that police say hit an 11-year- after missing a court appearance.. 11-year old london smith was struck while walking home from school in west price hill thursday. she's now recove

chief isaac say the community has to buy in to the program -- police can't curb the violent crime by themselves. right now -- transgender advocates say they don't want lawmakers to forget them... in a new civil rights bill. bill.an indiana measure extends civil rights protections to lesbian -- gay unhappy about the bill -- religious conservatives.they argue the proposal shrinks religious freedom -- by requiring christians to work with gay people.a vote on the bill is expected this week. therapy through cycling... the goal of a new program in the tri-state to help veterans in need. need."project hero" opened its doors this afternoon on xavier's campus.it's an indoor cycling center that's available to all veterans.the group also does open road biking with american heroes. project hero does programs like these across the buckeye state -- and says it's a lifesaver for some. "we've found that we've dramatically reduced prescription pill abuse and addiction, we've reduced alcohol drink consumption and addiction, we've had great percentage numbers return on doing that" that"again -- the cyc

if you remember the little we spoke to sunday aidan isaacs, who was just feet away from where a bullet entered his home. he asked police how long would they be answered basically all the time, but extra is expect until at least this weekend. live blue ash frankie jupiter fox 19 now. new at ten new tonight- a teen charged in a fatal west chester crash has plead west chester crash has plead guilty... 18-year old tristan lacey's accused of influence when he lost control and crashed his car near the beckett ridge golf club... this was the scene in december.. the crash killed his passenger, 18- valentine. shows that lacey legal limit at the he pleaded 'guilty' to aggravated vehicular homicde.... and will face two to eight years behind bars.. and a lifetime suspension of his license. he'll be sentenced march ninth. reaction still coming in tonight as the reds remember former clubhouse manager bernie stowe. tom browning telling fox19 now bernie stowe is a reds icon. joe morgan saying he's a big reason the big red machine won two championships. bernie passed away today at eighty- years-old. he

we have crawfish and isaac toops is here. how did you get out of town? >> i snuck out. i said keep the beads, i'm going to see my favorite tv ladies. >> you've made some enemies doing that. >> and with only five days until valentine's day, we'll get you in the mood for a little romance. before you agree u you go out on a hot date, you'll want to know what our >> and we have a surprise guest today. >> we werelike who like who is it and then we will give you clues. so i'd like to know who it is. do you know? >> no, i have absolutely no all right. >> what are you wearing? >> i don't know. >> it's a prop. it's not to be worn outside your dress. that's not part of the dress. anything goes. this is the day before ash wednesday when everybody -- i guess they go ask for forgiveness tomorrow. hurricanes. >> these are a little strong even for me. >> if you go pat o'brien's in new orleans, you get this drink. and this is the hurricane. >> that is so strong. >> exactly. they play the piano and everybody sings. and so this brings back memories. let's try that again. >> please, no. a

isaac says this is an evidence based strategy and that based on their data some of those places are gas stations and corner stores.... places many of us frequent... thats why they say they need help from the public in identifying those places and dismantling gangs and other violent groups across the city. this plan is called pivot orplace based investigations of violent offender territories. seeing results from this plan as soon as six months from now. reporting live... kristen swilley... 9 on your side. this morning a suspect who police say led them on a chase in a stolen car sunday appeared in court ... ...police say an officer spotted jarrard harper driving a stolen ford explorer ...when they tried to pull him over, he ran away.officers caught him and he faces several charges including receiving stolen property and driving with a suspended license. also in court this morning ... a woman who police say was high behind the wheel when she hit a cyclist and drove away ... leaving him with life threatening injuries. injuries.this morning melinda woodall was arraigned on she told the court

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there is robert in palmer. >> it is isaac and newton again. for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. >> good point. first one all week. you have to screen these callers better. anchor: anchor: are you saying he is a human palindrome? very good. very gao od -- very good. anchor: time to flashforward to newscenter 5 at 7:00 and eleven good evening maria. reporter: it is being described as over for kids. opening up ridesharing to children as young as the age of eight years old. and drivers paid to stay home and sleep. 5 investigates exposes why it' s happening, and uncovers even more waste of your money on the t. we' ll see you then, but first abc' s world news tonight with david muir. anchor: donald trump' s bowl predictions and night and hillary clinton to face-off with bernie sanders. it will feel below zero from watch -- for much of the country. and breaking news regarding bill cosby' s wife. anchor: and a one-way trip to perfect pizza. want the secret? >> it is so cold. >> warm hearts will take care. >> there are so many thi

>> so our tlday food team called up louisiana native isaac toups. he's the executive chef and other than owner of toups meatry. >> this is not part of my dress really, right? >> oh, come on. >>s you might not understand that it's a bra. >> show the back. see, it's a bra. >> i like it better with the beads. >> what are we making? >> some crawfish. it's a classic dish. good for a cold weather day and to suck up all the alcohol. >> what kind of ingredients do we need? >> we have the classic trinity, green onion, celery, bell pepper, crawfish, white wine. >> let's get cooking. >> first we'll have a pan nice and hot. put a pinch of salt in for me. >> look at me cooking. >> throw it in there. a little white pepper. p. >> and a little butter. >> that's garlic. >> oh, that's garlic. >> not yet. hold on. i'm the chef here. >> what now? >> a little a spatula i'll use. >> don't let her. we add the garlic. >> oh, yeah, that was a big difference. >> you don't want to burn your garlic. after we caramelize our vegetables, this is what they look like. make our roux

bryan isaacs is now counting the bullet holes-- holes-- "the house was shot up pretty points. one that went all the way through."through 3 walls--isaacs' son witnessing what 10-year-old should never see see "i didn't know what to think. i didn't know what was happening. i just ran."the bullet would fly right in front of him. him. "i looked outside and the neighbors were chasing a guy who was shot."another bullet would hit his son's room. (bryan)"he was downstairs god. that was the (bullet) that went all the way through and missed him by about 10 feet."another car with bullet holes would be found abandoned found that victim at the hospital hospital "we're interviewing witnesses and victim's at this point. it's a lengthy process."it's a moment these neighbors won't forget forget "i have mixed emotions. i'm happy that i'm alive." she was a no-show her court appearance last week...but the tri-state woman accused of injuring an 11-year old girl in a hit & run accident is back in custody. we checked... and ruby estepp remains in the hamilton county jail this morning.she's being held

chief isaacs telling us this is not going to be a matter of code enforcement from now on. a criminal investigation. he says whatever that entails, federal, irs, that will be brought to bear. hopes will lead to a reduction in overall violent crime. down. shooting spiked last year and handle on. lisa: thank s talk about the forecast. a springlike starts in february but storm moving in. today, more like the beginning of spring. a little cooler than what we saw our average high around 40 s. our average low around 24 our sunset time, almost 6:00 this evening. days are getting a little bit longer. you can see the sky still filtered sunshine and lots of insects. satellite and radar, a few breaks in the clouds and you could also see some dryer and sunnier skies to the west in illinois. we will talk about our chances for storms tomorrow, coming up. lisa: a disgraced leader at thomas more college said to be arraigned on 36 counts of having computer. robert marshall is no longer images by marshall' s son. investigators believe marshall was collecting the images. they are working to i

tammy: when the isaacs see the aftermath of the shootout in their three children, one thing comes to mind. >> just thankful that nobody got hurt. with a gunshot wound at the hospital. another is missing this morning. investigators have also detained two people of interest who were found at the shooting scene. montgomery police, sharonville police, and hamilton county sheriff' s deputies are also the u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting after north korea' s launch of a long-range rocket. secretary of state john kerry met with south korea and japan to discuss the north' s ballistic missile technology. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says the launch is a step to create nuclear missiles. the council agreed the launch used illegal nuclear technology. >> they are not merely provocations. with each one of these actions, the dprk moves one step closer to its declared goal of developing nuclear-tipped intercontinental missiles, and we cannot and will not allow this to happen. lisa: the u.s. ambassador says president obama spoke with china' s president to come up with a strong and

we have more information from chief isaac at district one. i will walk you through some of the details that we knew yesterday, the chief confirming that this was an incident where several people called 911 recording a man who crashed his pickup truck on harrison and abu to know -- and b eauteneau. >> a gentleman just wrecked his car. >> is it a single car accident, ma' am? >> yes. he exited the car -- stumbled out. take up the gun, and took off. andrew: this was a situation where police believed they were dealing with someone who had a weapon. the chief says they ordered the man to the ground. at first he complied, then reached for a gun in his waistband. >> the officers encountered the individual at 3315 harrison. they initially gave him commands to go to his knees, which he initially complied. they gave him additional commands to lie flat on the ground. the individual begins to go to the ground, then rises up and freeze of firearm from his waistband. the three officers in the slide, they engage the individual, striking him multiple times. o