the kentucky state senate has now approved a bill that would create different marriage licenses for gay and straight couples. supporters say it's a way to preserve their idea of traditional marriage.... after the terms "bride" and "groom" were "second party" on the forms last summer. the senate also voted that names of county clerks are removed from those licenses. the bill now heads to the house of representatives. meanwhile ohio governor john kasich says he will strip nearly 1.4 million dollars from planned parenthood. kasich says he wants that money to go to clinics that dont perform abortions. the proposed bill would also eminate the money planned parenthood uses for for h-i-v testing, sex education and foster programs. the money would instead go to health clinics selected by the ohio department of health in the coming months. the funeral for supreme court justice - antonin scalia will be held today. the service, will be led by his son, father paul scalia, and held at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. yesterday, the president and first lady paid their

. >>> kentucky state senate will approve a bill, allow churches to refuse services to gays and lesbians and transgender clients in the name of protecting religious beliefs. the bill is the latest efforts by lawmakers in some states to push back in the u.s. supreme court ruling last summer, that effectively legalized same-sex marriage. it comes as the irving county human rights commission, ordered a christian t-shirt company to to print shirts for a gay pride festival. >> and local 12, joe webb has a bird's-eye view literally of the team that gets man's and beast out of the toughest jams. >>> northern kentucky convention center is probably the safest place to be in the region. the walls are collapsing and water is rising around you. northern kentucky rescue team has the tools, manpower and know how to get you to safety. >> it's really an advanced mutual aid between several firefighters in northern kentucky. provides specialized rescue resources. rescue that's above and beyond standard firefighting practice. >> like saving a busload of county students, surrounded by water. rescuing a hors

meanwhile the kentucky state senate has approved a bill that would create different marriage licenses for gay and straight couples. supporters say it's a way to preserve their idea of traditional marriage.... after the terms "bride" and "groom" were replaced with "first party" and "second party" on the forms last summer. the senate also voted that the names of the county clerks are removed from the licenses. the bill now heads to the house of representatives. in oxford... miami university has a new president. gregory crawford was approved of trustees. crawford is currently the associate provost at the university of notre dame he'll become miami's 22nd president july first, following the retirement of current president david hodge. weather now animation for february... not sure we could have a better forecast ahead of us this weekend jeff... wx anchor/ in chroma wind advisory continues across the tri-state until 7pm. some of the wind gusts have been as follows: cvg...47mph, lebanon airport...46mph, clermont co. airport...46mph, owenton...48mph, lunken airport...53mph. as the sun sets t

the kentucky state senate approved a bill creating two different marriage licenses. one says first and second party. the other says bride and groom. supporters say the gender neutral wording was it also removes county clerk' s names from the licenses. ohio u.s. senators are pushing from for more money to demolish blighted homes and buildings but senators say they will ask the treasury department for more money. brown says the hardest hit fund has helped more than 24,000 ohioans facing foreclosure. >> we want justice we want justice. courtis: several organizations coming together in flint, michigan to march for water. it was organized by jesse jackson. hundreds participated in the one mile march to the flint water plant. >> this is a crime scene. there was a cover-up. courtis: the city' s water source was changed in 2014 which eroded pipes causing for high concentration of lead to be in the city' s water supply. a class-action lawsuit is now in the works. like cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. erik: a beautiful sunny day. a high of 72 degrees. this is no

kentucky's state senate just approved a bill creating two different marriage licenses. one says first and second party. a republican supporter says the gender neutral wording was disrespectful to traditional families. the bill also removes county clerk names from licenses. ohio's u.s. senators are pushing for more money to destroy eye sore properties. friday, the department announced ohio will receive nearly $100 million to demolish blighted homes and buildings. senator sherrod brown and rob portman say they'll ask the treasury department for more the hardest hit fund has helped ans faces foreclosure. >> we want justice! we want justice! jonathan: several organizations came together friday morning in flint, michigan, to march for water. the march was organized in part by reverend jesse jackson. hundreds participated in the roughly one-mile march to the flint water plant. protesters held signs. down. >> this is a crime scene. jonathan: the city's water source, as many understand by now, was changed in 2014. and the neglect of adding a certain additive to the water meant

willl continue to fight on for liberty, for the constitution, for justice in the united states senate." today kentucky senator rand paul dropped out of the republican presidential race. he's the third candidate to quit since the first in the nation caucuses in iowa monday. he finished fifth in the iowa caucuses. he says he's going to focus on his senate re- election. staff members for republican rick santorum say the former pennsylvania senator will also be ending his campaign. they say santorum will make the announcement tonight, and he'll endorse another republican for president. santorum won the iowa caucuses in 2012, but he finished eleventh on monday night with just one per cent of the vote. today we asked iowa senator chuck grassley about the iowa caucuses winnowing the field of republican presidential candidates. s other advantages for being the first in the nation. "because iowans are very civic minded, they take their political responsibilities very seriously, and you see that, and you see that both at democratic rallies, and republican rallies. in addition to that, you can campaign on a shoe

a prominent civil rights leader in kentucky, who became the first african-american elected to the state's senate, has died. georgia powers was 92.... she passed away saturday morning of congestive heart failure. her career in the kentucky senate spanned from 19-68 to 19-89. powers also marched with the reverand --- dr. martin luther king junior the way she led people so effectively was because of her grace, humility, her charm. in 20-10...a portion of i-264 --- which loops arouud louisville was renamed in her honor. the zika outbreak is now taking center stage.... with olympics preparations still underway in rio de janeiro, brazil. a test event for the summer games was supposed to be a time to get excited for the events ahead... but the virus is stole the thunder, brazil has seen more than a million cases of zika. face the greatest contract the disease, but ensure safety. with special vehicles, community. so this is work that has been done so far and we will continue on the way to the games. so we are sure we're going to be safe." the international olympic committee assures athletes and traveler

a new kentucky bill that would block tolls on the bridge is heading to the state senate. the purpose of that bill is to create new financing methods for major transportation projects. however... part of it bans any tolls on any interstate that connects kentucky to ohio. no word yet on when the senate will vote on it. a burlington, kentucky woman who lost her husband in car crash near the kenton and pendleton county line is relying on faith....after that accident. fox19's mike schell, sat down with brittany erskine last night in a both heartbreaking and inspirational interview. and her husband david met while the two were sharing college classes ... 2brittany "i saw him and the girl that usually sat by him was missing that day so i took her seat and i sat there every day since." they said their vows about three years later... 1brittany "we got married at ault park. it was really cold but it was beautiful. it was the best day of my life." david and brittany served as youth ministers and sunday school teachers at a church in florence 4brittany "he's the smartest and ever meet

senators. we started with 26 representing 13 states, and with new state -- vermont, kentucky -- comes into the union, they add new senators. washington,ave for 32 senators would go. the room would turn into a courtroom, and eventually it was the united states federal district court room in the 19th century -- they do not necessarily need this upper tier. desks go away. we do not know what happened to them. this is our best guess. need. you always in the mid-1800s when people start thinking about american history, like we do so much of saying, we start need to start collecting things for independence hall. somebody says, they stuck them in the room. they were chairs for the federal congress, but either way they were displayed at independence hall. fortunately when we are restoring congress hall to look as it would have, we had 29 original chairs. the majority where the house. a couple of them are marked senate. some head it's a different political street. -- colored upholstery. we said let's put them all in the senate chamber. we will fill the senate chamber with 29 of the 32 chairs being origin

senators. we started with 26 representing 13 states, and with new state -- vermont, kentucky -- comes into the union, they add new senators. when they leave for washington, 32 senators would go. the room would turn into a courtroom, and eventually it was the united states federal district court room in the 19th century -- they do not necessarily need this upper tier. desks go away. we do not know what happened to them. this is our best guess. chairs you always need. in the mid-1800s when people start thinking about american history, like we do so much of today, they start saying, we need to start collecting things for independence hall. somebody says, we've got a bunch of these chairs. at some point, someone thinks, maybe they were the chairs of the continental congress. a couple of them were marked senate and some had a post reason they had a different one in the house. we said, let's put them all in the senate chambers. we will fill the senate chambers with 29 of the 32 chairs being original. either for the house or senate, but original nonetheless. -- wegle on the ceiling are not 100% sure o

states senate." senate."in light of paul's decision - 9 on your side reached out to the kentucky g-o-p.a kentucky caucus is still planned for march 5th. and the kentucky g-o-p executive director says paul raised all the money he promised - to help pay for the caucus. and republican rick santorum is also suspending his presidential run according to several reports. santorum finished with just one percent of the vote in the iowa caucus. hundreds of student-athletes in the tri-state making their commitment to college teams on this day known as signing day. here's sports director john popovich with some of the stand-out decisions - john? on the surface....it's the day that high school athletes make a commitment to the college of their choice. but under the surface, there are many one today at cincinnati hills christian academy. academy.it involves prince sammons...who stands out in a crowd....he should...he's six foot eight and 280 pounds...but his stature is only part of the story.-he came here from nigeria when he was 15...he wanted to play basketball...but football became his focus.-his mom and dad in nigeria had

. >>> the state senate in kentucky has approved a bill that creating different marriage license forms for gay and straight couples. goal of the legislation is to remove the names of county clerks from marriage licenses after a clerk refused to issue same-sex licenses last summer. critics say having two different forms is unequal treatment. the house is expected to pass its own version of the bill. sean: more than a million walmart employees are getting a the higher wages will cost an extra $1.50 billion this year. >>> mcdonald is trying out a new menu option. the chicken mcgriddle. it is a fried chicken patty served on a maple syrup bun. it is only in ohio in 11 locations. if the feedback is positive, it could go national. and spaceship two, they hope will take to the edge of space. it can carry passengers to more than 62 miles above the earth's surface. hundreds of people have put down deposits of $250,000 for a chance to fly. it comes with peanuts and pretzels. erin: let's hope so. the lack of snow continues to cause new problems for winter the mt. washington auto road stopped. and

kentucky senator rand paul is about to spend more time in his state... today paul suspended his campaign for president... after low numbers in the iowa caucuses. the senator released a video for his supporters... thanking them for the support. "kelly and i are deeply grateful for our outstanding staff and liberty. it has been a privelege to give voice to the liberty movement in this race and i believe we've broadened the debate by being part of it." but rand paul isn't the only one calling it quits. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum also suspended his campaign today. he finished in 11th place in monday's caucuses. if you're gonna be ordering some pizza this super bowl sunday... you might see an interesting note on your box. triple-a is teaming up with area pizza shops and police departments, including the larosas right here in lebanon! the message is simple... if you're gonna be drinking during the game... don't get behind the wheel! "there will be a lot of parties, there will be a lot of pizzas delivered. so we're partnering with area pizza estab

kentucky. senator marco rubio will be in tennessee and georgia today. minnesota and home state of florida tomorrow. senators ted cruz will be in florida today before heading to home state of texas which is one fox 25 will have complete coverage of super tuesday and massachusetts primary will be live at trump, clinton and sanders headquarters tomorrow night. you can find you want to the minute results on on air, online at myfoxboston.com. >> gene: developing in worcester a license plate number could be the key to finding hit-and-run driver. witnesses say the suspect hit local couple twice before leaving a busy flea market where people were shopping. fox25 jessica reyes is live at the worcester police headquarters where officers are still working the case this morning. good morning. >> jessica: good morning, gene people at the scene yesterday said it was an awful thing to watch. the police at the worcester police department still working to answer a number of questions, including what the woman's name is and one important key piece of evidence and that's the license plate number.

before santorum dropped out, kentucky senator rand paul ended his campaign.paul performed better in the iowa caucuses but still only received four percent of support state-wide.cbs 2 news caught up with senator paul on capitol hill following his decision.he says he's satisfied with his team's campaign and will re-focus his efforts within the legislative branch. "i think it just wasn't enough votes to have the momentum to win in new hampshire. i have always been a big believer in spreading the message but also doing it in a race we can actually win, so we will carry we will now carry them on in the us senate." senate."unlike santorum, senator paul didn't say if he will endorse any of the remaining g-o-p candidates. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...a sneak peek at some of what you can enjoy when you watch the 2.in your cbs 2 >>> good morning your forecasts through the day today pitcher in the last couple of days, we will start and teens and some of you in the single digits. it will be 26 at lunchtime with a high of about 30, some of you down in the south will be a little warmer 27 at 6 pm, will see a couple of stories like this

kentucky. senator rubio in tennessee and machines and home state tomorrow. senator ted cruz will be from florida today before heading to is one of the super tuesday states. >>> and fox25 will have complete coverage of super tuesday and the massachusetts primaries. we will be live at trump, clinton and sanders headquarters 2078 headquarters tomorrow night. find up to the main results on air, on our lap and online at myfoxboston.com. >>> 6:6. developing in worcester, a license plate number could be the key to finding a hit-and-run driver. the suspect hit the couple twice before leaving a busy shopping market where the people were shopping. jessica reyes hare more on what the officers are investigating. >> reporter: police in worcester are following up on several leads here this morning. people who saw this all happen say that was a horrifying scene say that was a horrifying scene. this woman allegedly atlanta couple couple over not one but twice, and police are not only trying track this driver down, they are working to figure out her name >> the lady -- she go

a kentucky bill that would block tolls on the bridge is heading to the state senate. the main purpose of the bill is to create new financing methods for major transportation projects. however... part of it prohibits the authorization of any tolls on any interstate that connects kentucky to ohio. no word yet on when the senate will vote on it. the high school games just did finish within the hour... and fox19 now sports director joe d is here with the finish you need to see. games tonight - and you'll see all show. but... when it's two big schools and one great finish... you need to see it now. moeller high if la salle wins - la salle wins the gcl south outright. but... tie game - five a tip - bounce - bounce - bucket. moeller up two. la salle - one final chance to win. and one of the best shooters in the city - misses by that much. moeller wins. they share the gcl title with la salle and elder. we're calling this our best night of highlights this much. moeller wins. they share the gcl title with la salle and elder. we're calling this our best night of highlights this s

state mckimmon center.>>> iowa caucuses are in the book. the gop has one less candidate. kentucky senator rand paul announced he is suspending his campaign. edward lawrence has the latest. >>> new hampshire is one of the smaller states in the nation but this week the center of national politics. >> i'm excited about where we are because i believe that people in new hampshire will make the right decision. >>> he finished second in iowa to senator ted cruz. >> we will be democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton and it won't be by a flip of a coin. >> florida senator marco rubio surprised everyone finishing there. in the history of a primary in iowa by 60,000 people came out extra. was me. >> trump said he will win new hampshire. >> we will continue doing what we did in iowa on the ground and south carolina working to build grassroots army. >> vermont senator bernie sanders says he raised $3 million in donations since his moral victory in iowa. >> if we bring out large numbers of people we will win next tuesday. >> this is the first in the nation primary and nobody take that resp

kentucky senator rand paul will suspend his campaign for the presidency. >> here was part of the statement that rand paul sent over. i will continue to carry the torch for liberty in the united states senate." >> stephen: yes, the torch of liberty still burns. just keep it away from whatever is nesting on your head. ( laughter ) the kentucky senator and self-certified ophthalmologist started strong with a series of viral videos, setting fire to the united states tax code, throwing it into a woodchipper and shredding it with a chain saw. now that his campaign is over, let's take a page from rand paul's book of heavy-handed metaphors. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) good-bye! goodbye, rand! you're toast! oh, no, no. there's nothing we can do. ( cheers and applause ) mmmm! mmmm! on monday, dr. paul came in fifth in the iowa caucus with only 4.5% of the vote. doctor he would've seen this coming. ( laughter ) losing? or losing? losing? or losing? arrgh! i'm a pirate. arrgh! alas, people had such high hopes for rand winning, in that those who hoped were clearly high. ( laughter ) but senator paul should take some comfort in living up to his father's legacy of also not being presiden

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subpoenaed.attorneys want records related to grimes' unsuccessful bid for u-s senate in 2014 -- and her re-election as secretary of state in kentucky last november. investigators are looking for.but.. her father has been heavily involved in her campaigns. a federal grand jury will look over documents grimes' father brings to the court. it's not clear when that hearing will happen. a picture -- that went viral -- is now praising the officers who took action. that two year old found wandering outside alone -- without shoes! nine on your side's t-j parker... parker... spoke with that child's grandmother. he joins us live from cincinnati police headquarters. officers jamie landrum and will nastold brought that two year old her to the station- and kept him safe for hours until his mom showed up. i talked with two year old's grandmother, today, who says shes thankful for those officers. tonya caldwell: 44:48 i don't even know where to start i can't really think unbelievable.tonight- tonya caldwell is thanking cincinnati police- after they quickly picked up her two year old grandson- who police say was wandering outside- at 2 but his paja

continue to carry the torch for liberty in the united states senate, and i look forward to earning the privilege to represent the people of kentucky for another term." we have new information about a shooting we first brought to you as breaking news at 11:00. police tell us a 25-year-old man shot last night in newport news is still in the hospital and they have no suspect information. investigators say this all started just before 7:00 when officers heard gunshots near 36th street and chestnut avenue. officers later found the paramedics took him to the hospital with possibly life-threatening injuries. we'll continue to work out sources and find out more about this shooting. if you know anything that could help police, call the crime line. new at midday, we can show you video from inside a plane shortly after an explosion ripped a hole in it. :00 - :07 nats of wind on plane this is cell phone video of passengers wearing oxygen masks shortly after an explosion blew a hole in the plane. this is shortly after the plane took off from somalia's capital. c-n-n reports somali authorities say one passenger on the plane was ejected out of t

again, in 1999 -- 1990, the senator from kentucky said it is clear our role of government should not be politicized. in 2005, the senator from kentucky reaffirmed his stance stating -- and i quote -- "our job is to act to that nomination in a respectful and dignified way, give that person an up-or-down vote as all nominees who have majority support have gotten throughout the history of the country. it is not our job to determine who ought to be picked." close quote. and finally, just six years ago the republican leader put it in as simplest terms possible -- and i quote -- "americans expect politics to end at the courtroom door." close quote. these are just a few examples, but there are pages, pages of similar quotes from the republican leader spanning four decades on this subject. unfortunately he seems to no longer believe that politics ends at the courtroom door. he and his party want to undermine the presidency of this president, barack obama. senate republicans would upend our nation's system of checks and balances rather than afford president obama the same constitutional authority that other presidents enjoyed. madam president, throughout the news today, i

clerk: senate resolution 364, relative to the death of marlow cook, former united states senator for the commonwealth of kentucky. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate shall proceed to the measure. mr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motion -- and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sasse: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 2:00 p.m. monday, february 8. following the prayer and pledge, the morning business be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date and that the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day. further, that following leader remarks, the senate be in a period of morning business until 5:00 p.m., with senators permitted to sp

for a half percent of monday's caucuses putting them in a disappointing placement kentucky senator placer happy so the state college child hoping to inspire younger voters with his libertarian message paul says he may be out of the race but he isn't challenging the status quo. although today i will suspend my campaign for the presidency i will continue to fight on for liberty for the constitution for justice in the united states senate. >> policy now expected to shift his focus to his senate reelection. >> forces on the campaign trail saying tonight that republican candidate rick santorum plan to drop his bid for the presidency. former us senator from pennsylvania planted tour of south carolina but those plans reporting santorum was another candidate he finished 11th out of 12 in the iowa caucus. >> meantime today governor john kasich holding his 94th town hall meeting in the granite state today. sharmann saccheti was there. he's really pinning his hopes all his hopes at this point on new hampshire he told the crowd and raymond today he wants to continue on in the race but if you get smoked new hampshire is

two louisville state senators say they know how to fix one of kentucky's biggest problems... consititutional will legalize casino percent of the profits going to system. toward increasing purses at kentucky race tracks. happening today museum wants to triple its size... and some boone expected vote on the expansion plans dblbx is live from burlington with proposal. live and kara . that's right this creation museum within the next few years. expand will be going before the boone county planning and zoning commission tonight. not enough space exhibits so they building that will host them. the proposal also calls for a new parking lot. if approved, the project is expected to take 3-years to 15-20 million expected to be paid donations. more on the expansion coming up in a live report. live when the zoning and planning commission makes its recommendation tonight, it will go to the boone county fiscal court for approval. the meeting is scheduled for 7 tonight. kara bam r there will be a lot more tanks, planes overseas next year...as the white house looks to quadruple their spending on the military

kentucky high school students may soon be required to learn cpr at school. the state senate passed a bill that requires all students to pass a cpr course as a part of their regular curriculum. supporters of the bill say they want to create a whole generation of students that know this life-saving technique. jefferson county schools in louisville is already providing the training. a volunteer at a cpr class there just yesterday says this type of training would have helped when her father suffered cardiac arrest. >> my sister, she didn' t know and she was already freaked out. so by giving high schoolers that skill so they don' t have to freak out as much and understand what the operator is saying could save seconds or lives. -- seconds and lives. mike: the cpr bill is now headed to the kentucky house for review. if it passes high schoolers will likely learn cpr as freshmen when they take health or p.e.. sheree: an update on a story we first brought you last week. about the renovation and expansion of ziegler park. groundbreaking for the new additions is set for tomorrow at the

second ranked gamecocks host number 18 kentucky thursday forecast presidential politics in the palmetto state is p pking up after the iowa caucuses last night. texas senator ted cruz won the iowa gop caucus, outpacing billionaire businessman donald trump and florida senator marco rubio. and now cruz is holding a rally in greenville ahead of the new hampshire primary. over the last 24 hours, the turnout expected for cruz's event in greenville has been growing. o'clock report. another look at your local headlines tonight at 11, and anytime on wistv.com. texas senator ted cruz won the iowa gop caucus, outpacing billionaire businessman donald trump and florida senator marco rubio. and now cruz is holding a rally in greenville ahead of the new hampshire primary. over the last 24 hours, the turnout expected for cruz's event in greenville has been growing. that's all for tonight's 7 o'clock report. another look at your local headlines tonight at 11, and anytime on wistv.com.

states senate. he looks forward to the privilege of rip city the people of kentucky for another term. now the iowa caucuses are over, candidates are setting their sights on new hampshire. trying to regain his front runner status, hillary clinton is is coming off a fresh win. from washington. smallest states in the nation. this week, it is the center of national politics. >> i believe the people of new decision. donald trump' cruz in iowa. >> rubio almost beat trump, finishing a close third. >> had i known we would' ve finished number two, i would' ve taken a day or two off from here. >> trump leads in a recent implement review of the eye was caucus influence. the sender' s campaign raised $3 million after placing a very close second in iowa. remains optimistic on winning the nomination and beating any gop nomination. >> we feel fantastic. if you look at the matchup polls have taken place recently. bernie sanders against republican candidates. we are doing very, very well. we beat mr. trump by a whole lot. >> this is the first in the nation primary. nobody takes that responsibility >>

kentucky and wait for results in florida. senator marco rubio will be in tennessee and georgia today. minnesota and his home state of florida is where he will visit tomorrow. senator ted cruz will be in florida today before heading to his home state of texas which is one of the super tuesday's states. fox25 will have complete coverage as super tuesday and massachusetts primaries. we will be live at trump, clinton and sanders headquarters tomorrow night. you can find up-to-the-minute results on air, on app and myfoxboston.com. >> daniel: police trying to track town driver that hit a couple twice at local flea market before taking off. witnesses able to get the vehicle's license plate before the driver sped away. fox25 jessica reyes joins us live in worcester this morning getting updates from police. and jess, the seven is still on for the car this morning. we just reached out again to police in past hour. at this point they have not released suspect's name and no arrests have been made, but they do have one very important piece of evidence, and that's the license plate number. describe a horrifying scene sunday wh

double-digit.ll >> clinton is so talking he is paying attention not to his senate reelection campaign in his a some state of kentucky. theheon former president see is ending is bid for the white house and formallys supporting marco rubio. >> donald trump is about two hours late to campaign event yesterdayy after his plane made private jet was on its way from new york to little rock, arkansas when the pilot reported engine problemshe and then diverted to tennessee. the plane did safely land and he then took a small charter aircraft. >> is in the race for more than just the white house he iso also been nominated for nobel peace prize you is nominated for the 2016 according to that nobel committee past winners include martin luther king jr. and president barack obama. >> bill cosbyby will have to face a sexual assault charge of pennsylvania judge has rejected his argument that the case should be thrown out because of an agreement with the previous p attorney. he says he was promised he would never be criminally charged if he testified in the woman civil case he did testify and settled the settle the case of a woman say

happening today happening today kentucky senator rand paul is holding several town hall meetings across state... breakfast in will visit 18 cities in the next four days. major trip in kentucky since ending his campaign. happening today across the region. the woman's club of greater sponsoring a lives matter. social justice brown will speak at the event tonight... church on linton street. video of an ohio man playing a prank on his family has gone viral... we'll show you the amazing stunt he pulled, next. and snow emergencies have been issued for some areas east of cincinnati... details ahead in a viral out of columbus... a famous youtube prankster pulls yet anouther stunt on his family. with the help of a crew and a snow machine, roman atwood, turned his entire kitchen and family room, into a snow storm. obviously, his kids loved it. the video---- just posted sunday, has more than two adlib 4shot anchors adlib during 4 shot this morning if we with minor snow accumulation it will remain in our far eastern counties where a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 10am. this includes area

before santorum dropped out, kentucky senator rand paul ended his campaign.paul performed better in the iowa caucuses but still only received four percent of support state-wide.cbs 2 news caught up with senator paul on capitol hill following his decision.he says he's satisfied with his team's campaign and will re-focus his "i think it just wasn't enough votes to have the momentum to win in new hampshire. i have always been a big believer in spreading the message but also doing it in a race we can actually win, so we will carry on these same principals, but we will now carry them on in the us senate." senate."unlike santorum, senator paul didn't say if he will endorse any of the remaining g-o-p candidates. the republican nomination is looking like a three-man race -- for now -- heading into new hampshire -- with donald trump holding on to a huge lead leadthe gloves are coming off while republican candidates slug it out for votes. trump went on a twitter rant wednesday accusing ted cruz of cheating to win the iowa caucus. the cruz campaign has been accused of trying to shift votes away from ben carson monday night.carson says a rumor was spread through so

senator from kentucky said it is clear from our want of government that the role of the senate judicial nomination should not be politicized. in 2005 senator from kentucky reaffirmed his stance stating, our job is to act for that nomination and respectful and dignified way. to give that person an up or down vote as nominees have the majority of support has gotten throughout the history of the country. it is not our job to determine who ought to be picked. and finally, just six years ago to put in the simplest terms possible. americans expect politics to end at the courtroom door. these are just a few examples but their pages and pages of quotes from republican leaders spanning for decades on the subject. unfortunately he no longer believes that politics under the courtroom door. he and his party want to undermine the presidency of this president, barack obama. senate republicans would upend our nation system of checks and balances. madam president, throughout the news today is said by all the republican think tanks or most of them, a lot of them, that is more important for the republicans to make sure obama does not get a supreme court nominee on the floor of the senate than it is f

continue to carry the torch for liberty in the united states senate and i look forward to earning the privelage to represent hte people of kentucky for antoher term." 3 and rick santorum also the race following his eleventh place finish in iowa's caucus earlier this week.and he's decided to endorse florida senator marco rubio. rubio.and that brings the gop ticket down to nine candidates....who are preparing for the south carolina primaries on february 20-th... 20-th...and just one week after that...the democrats will face off in their primary election on february 27-th. 3 presidential candidates from both parties have been invited to a discussion on faith issues in south carolina at bob jones university on friday the 12th.the next day gop candidates will take part in a debate at the peace center. remember for all you need to know--head to fox carolina d d com under the "you decide" tab. 3 developing tonight 3 a dog shot in the head and blinded in anderson county is working toward recovery tonight in western north carolina. 3 fox carolina's adnrew reeser joins us from the newsroom with the heartbreaking story of amara and how she'

the kentucky senate has now voted to change the way the state develops, evaluates, and changes academic standards in its schools. the highlights of the bill give more control on standards and testing to the local districts instead of the state, and focus more on the skills needed in the workforce. it also puts less emphasis on evaluating teachers when it comes to standardized test scores. s passage comes as the state deals with what looks to be a smaller budget for kentucky schools. lisa: let' s check the morning commute on this thursday morning. bring us up to date. kyla: we' re seeing great conditions and a continues to be the case. for those heading outside, here' s a look at those travel times, 17 minutes on 74 from the indiana side to 75. across the river, 21 minutes. a decent commute. 71 out of warren county, 17 minute commute from kings mills down to the lateral. a quick shot in kenwood i-71 and montgomery road, all lanes are pretty clear but they' re getting very heavy on the southbound side. randi rico has a great forecast shaping up, especially over the next couple of days. ra

mark: the kentucky senate has now voted to change the way the state develops, evaluates, and changes academic standards in its schools. the highlights of the bill give more control on standards and testing to the local districts instead of the state, and focus more on the skills needed in the workforce. it also puts less emphasis on evaluating teachers when it comes to standardized test scores. the bill now heads to the house. the bill' s passage comes as the state deals with what looks to be a smaller budget for kentucky schools. lisa: randi, it is a chilly start. we have a lot of work to do to midday. turnaround. today is the day of change. the clouds thin out, the winds shift from the south. that will slowly bring in the warmer air. you will notice the difference tomorrow, probably by lunchtime. this morning, still a bit of a at cvg in wilmington. most places close to 30. at the bus stop, you' ll notice clouds and it is on the cool side. expect to be in the upper 20' s as the kids wait for the bus. after school, some signs of progress, 44 degrees with sunshine. much milder than an