. >> avondale, westwood, are all in buildings that judge meyers declared a nuisance, because conditions have deteriorated. city of cincinnati discovered 1800 building code violations. >> one example, burn avenue, when the roof came in on folks in the middle of the night. inspectors, trying to look, people, inhabitable. you have to create the line, in your head, well, what issues were there before the roof came down and what issues after j. banks holding the mortgages squared off in court with attorneys on who the independent receiver will be. else. judge meyer said it's her call? >> ultimately, it's the court's decision. i could get input from the parties and i could get input from the parties. the statutes puts the burden on the court. >> receiver will have a big job. documents indicate 1 million, control. why not close the building? that would create a whole new problem, finding affordable people. >> now the person you heard before talking about the homeless coalition. judge meyers, to continue it today or consider it on monday. >> coming up at local 12 news at 5:30. hear from the res

judge beth meyers has already declared those five apartment complexes, owned by a new jersey family, to be public nuisances and now judge meyers says those properties need to be managed by someone else. beth------i do find that a receiver should be question is who should that be. if u.s. bank and wilmington trust, the mortgage holders, have their way the properties will be turned over to a indianapolis- based management company. but whoever takes over....residents of the burton apartments say they're relieved. michael-----it makes it a little easier for everybody to know that it will be somebody coming it and to take care of all the problems we have here in the building. problems that have led to more than 1800 violations issued by the city including a collapsed roof. problems, residents say, still exist. connie------the walls still ruined, the ceiling still leaks, you know so we still living in....our floors have no tiles on them. just a half mile away at the entowne manor apartments a resident who identifies himself only as mr. smith says the building is falling apart and that attr

. >> attorneys for the landlords argued in front of the judge meyers who the receiver will be. the bank's choice or perhaps someone else. the documents over one million worth of repairs are needed. >> i would rather stay there, been there a long time. if it takes we have to move, i will do that also. >> the problem with moving is it's pretty hard, actually pretty close to impossible to find close to thousand people to live. the city wants the property fix up. >> not everyone could afford to move either. a list of 1800, do we know how long it's been going on? >> i personally don't. obviously, it hasn't happened overnight. i just talked to, two or three years ago, things started going josh, the previous landlord, he said was better. it's not overnight. it's been a few years. >> thank you, jeff. >> judge meyers will decide on monday, who the receiver will be. >>> a man's death is now considered a homicide. more than seven years after he was shot. this man, david wallace was wounded in west ml1cl0millan avenue, over the rind in september of 2008. he was able to survive until january 5th of th

it's just ridiculous and hopefully they judge meyers has not yet approved one candidate from milhaus llc. to act as receiver just yet she wanted to give all parties a chance to review that planthey' will reconvene back here at 1 right now one tri-state community is overflowing with water.. but in a good way. norwood students have been collecting bottled water to give to flint, michigan residents.. whose water has high amounts of lead.jordan burgess looks at how the water drive is going. check out all the water they already have here at norwood schools. in a few hours you'll have another chance to drop some off as students are let out of school. it's an outpouring of water.. and support. water started flowing even before the sun was shining here at norwood middle school. students unloaded case after case of water from parents who were dropping off their kids. others from the community also stopped to donate.the water drive was started by avenues for success.. a norwood after-school program.the drive is in partnership with the s-n-c norwood church.. which is also collecting water.the g

owns properties pf holdings was in court-- defending their right to revive the property-- (***judge beth meyers***) "i have definitely reported that a receiver be appointed the question is who would that receiver be." 5 properties including entowne apartments, burton apartments with more than 1000 residents-- many unhappy (connie hampton-angry resident) "" officials citing broken promises-- (josh spring- executive director of coalition_ ""they never planned to do right by our community. they planned from the start to get as much money as they could out of this. ohio law says the receiver needs to be an ohio resident-- development representative jodi ridings-the current manager of the gantry in northside. (jody ridings- millhaus rep and prospective receiver) "goal is give people a safe place to live" but pf holding's attorney challenged her commitment, lack of experience with hud housing and finance experience-- (atty. steve rostein-pf holdings llc) "of all people who have stepped not this matter- the one nominated is not the most qualified person to do it." the lender's attorney chris cathey sa

i would expect everyone to be judged by the same meyers. >> people are being bombarded with a political rhetoric that's, among other things, ass german's leaders of behaving like n ha zis to po land. like the new media law, it's very deliberate. like hungary, poland is refusing to be told what to do byler berlin or brussels. lawrence lee, warsaw. >> u.s. military says iran has detained two of its navy vessels in the gulf. tehran state news agency says the boats similar to the ones you have seen were seized for entering iranian territorial waters. the u.s. says iran will return the 10 crew members early on wednesday. three americans and one belgian national are suing israel in u.s. district court over a raid on a flot i will a headed for gaza back in 2010. the activists are seeking compensation for injuries they say they received during the israeli army's operation. 10 were killed on the flot illa of six ships carrying what they said were essential supplies for the people in gaza. >>> one of china's richest men is set to play a leading role in hollywo hollywood. he has announced the purc

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meyer owed $1700 to the landlord. >>> developments surrounding the cincinnati man charged with plotting to attack the u.s. capitol in the name of isis, you may remember christopher cornell. a federal judgesays attorneys could have the results of a mental health evaluation by the end of the month. this they will help determine whether cornell can stand trial. it's been a year since the fbi arrested him. he's 21 years old. >>> the republican race for president may keep your child home from school on march 1st. the fairfax county board of supervisors voted to close schools on super tuesday. their worry is that turnouts, specifically large numbers for donald trump supporters, there's also concern about the gop requiring virginia voters to sign a loyalty pledge. >> the republican party asked for it so if you come to the election officials with your republican ballot and haven't signed the statement of affiliation, the election official cannot give you a ballot. >> right now fairfax county schools are scheduled to be on a two hour delay on primary day. >>> president obama's final state of the union is in the books but people aren't just talking about the main issues he hit on last night, they